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Conservative MP Jamil Jivani began his "Restore the North" campus tour at the University of Guelph last Tuesday, a tour compared to the late Charlie Kirk’s “Prove Me Wrong” tour. Last Tuesday would have been Kirk’s 32nd birthday, had he not been assassinated last month.

Jivani, MP for Bowmanville—Oshawa North, says the tour focuses on “the future of this country and how to restore the promise of Canada.”

After a decade of Liberal misrule, Canada faces soaring crime, unemployment, cost of living, homelessness, and food bank use. So much needs to be restored.

Unsustainable immigration and underexploited mineral wealth have significantly lowered the Canadian standard of living over the past decade.

A Privy Council report released in April ominously predicts a dystopian Canada by 2040. The wealthy will have fled or reside in gated communities, while others resort to illegal hunting, fishing, and foraging to survive.

Jivani, with Conservative MPs Dr. Matt Strauss and Ned Kuruc, highlighted the crisis young men face on "woke" campuses. They criticized the "toxic ideology" blaming young men, especially white men, as society's problems, attributing this to Marxist and Islamist agendas on campuses.

The “Restore the North” event at the University of Guelph proceeded without protest, with young attendees posing excellent questions to three Conservative MPs.

Strauss shared an anecdote about a gay friend whose coming out was met with the sentiment: "The ones who matter don’t mind and the ones that mind don’t matter." This highlights the challenges conservatives face on campus.

On campus, being openly conservative is becoming cool, positioning students as members of a counterculture, akin to hippies in the '60s and '70s.

Let’s collectively hope the backlash to woke toxic ideology continues…