For those too innocent to know what democide means:

DEMOCIDE noun. The killing of members of a country's civilian population as a result of its government's policy, including by direct action, indifference, and neglect.

"Demo" is Greek for "common people" (e.g. democracy) and "cide" is Greek for "to kill" (e.g. homicide, pesticide).

This year is looking more like democide than ever because Statistics Canada released their death stats for 2022. 

The chart shows that there has been a 17% increase in deaths from 2019 to 2022, even though (despite massive immigration) Canada's population has only increased 2.1%.

More revealing is the 475% increase in "ill-defined and unspecified causes of mortality" (otherwise known as "death by unknown causes") from 3,378 deaths in 2019 to 16,043 deaths in 2022.

Now, the "fact checkers'" rebuttal to this has a little truth mixed with deflection: Some of those "unknown deaths" are still under investigation and will be reassigned to another category. Of course, we're twelve months into 2023, so I can't imagine many of those 16,043 unsolved deaths suddenly being solved. The bodies are long gone, so how much more investigation is possible?

While most Canadian politicians won't even acknowledge the data, Maxime Bernier of the populist-conservative People's Party of Canada was bold enough to state:

"What happened in 2021 that could have caused this explosion of unexplained deaths over the last 2 years? An experimental pharmaceutical product was rushed to market and forced on Canadian society, is what happened. They told us it was 'safe and effective' but over the last few years we have learned more and more about how that Covid shot was neither."