Are you talking about the Freedom Convoy, or about the blockades at the border?  As I've tried to explain, they were separate groups.  I also don't quite understand what you are trying to say.  Whether or not rich people organized these for some purpose, I do think the rich and powerful (think World Economic Forum where the elites and billionaires get together) are behind the mandates, and the build back better, and our loss of freedoms.  I do think they have controlled the media, used the large social media companies to silence and censor anyone with a viewpoint different to theirs, and I think we soon won't have anything but a fake democracy (almost every tyranny has a pretend election!) if we can't get the governments to respect our freedoms and trust their citizens to make wise choices instead of their one size fits all approach to the pandemic.  

In Zimbabwe (I grew up there), the newspapers touted how Mugabe's party had grown in numbers very fast, in comparison to the opposition.   What was never said was the Antifa style thugs going around and threatening people if they didn't sign up.  In regions where the opposition got more votes than Mugabe, the teachers took to the hills for a while, because Mugabe's thugs would come beat up the school teachers for not educating their students properly.  Sure, that hardly makes sense, but it happened all the same.  It was a democracy, but Mugabe managed to act completely like a tyrant for years.

Do you realize that T. has made a segment of Canada's  population criminals for something that they did that was totally legal when they did it?  Retroactive crime!  If they donated or helped the Freedom Convoy, they face criminal charges and frozen bank accounts.  Canada's banks are therefore now destroyed, and money will vote as it always does to run away from countries whose governments are perceived to be no longer trustworthy in following the rule of law.  Big money does not play the dice as to what may be next.  

The supply chain has been wrecked by the two year lockdown's (two weeks to flatten the curve) and I don't think it is going to be repairable.  It's going to be a long decade, I think.   Nor do I think our politicians will ever admit to mistakes made. Once they took on the impossible task of stopping a respiratory virus, once they got the bit in their teeth and felt that power, they just couldn't give it up, could they?