New report shows collapse of Alberta living standards

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  • čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
  • Stanford’s report ‘Alberta’s disappearing advantage’ shows wages in Alberta is no longer the wage leader among Canadian provinces and can’t keep up with inflation. Silvia Naranjo reports.

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  • @user-iq3si4cy4k
    @user-iq3si4cy4k Před 21 dnem +119

    The apartment that I live in has increase the rent by 1000 dollars, the management is trying to get the senior people out of the building while receiving 150 millions grant from the government of Alberta to provide affordable housing for seniors in Calgary. Where can we go???

    • @sincerely-b
      @sincerely-b Před 21 dnem +21

      My daughter is in her 20s, and her rent went up $800 month. She had to move, she couldn't afford that.

    • @paco1443
      @paco1443 Před 21 dnem +5

      In OTTAWA is $2300 + expenses 1 BD. 500sqft max. to rent. CANNABIS AND DRUGS IN ALL NON SMOKING BUILDINGS.
      IS TRUTH.

    • @sharonburton9663
      @sharonburton9663 Před 21 dnem +5

      If no one can afford an apt they must be getting empty. So they would rather have empty apt

    • @jamess9808
      @jamess9808 Před 21 dnem +1

      Trudeau wants all the old white people living on the streets so we can fill apartments with east indians

    • @davetorcan6047
      @davetorcan6047 Před 21 dnem +1

      @@sharonburton9663 No they put on r airbnb what ever they call it. Tourist from other countries have money.

  • @BudzzableRides
    @BudzzableRides Před 21 dnem +38

    Coast to coast Canadians are suffering and losing everything they worked for.

    • @McLovin1759
      @McLovin1759 Před 19 dny +3

      If true, do Conservative Premiers have any answers then?

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      not true. UCP sold out to the foreign shareholder class by giving them Bns$ in tax cuts. to afford those cuts, the UCP fired 1000s of Drs and nurses, causing 5720 deaths due to the hoax.
      now the same UCP have radio and TV ads selling their handouts to migrants/any one from outside of alberta. they want 2000 skilled labour units, but can not train their own slaves to become the skilled lab rats.
      u make a generalization and another dumb white gets born and stays stew-pid. ban the stew-pid

    • @zeckco9932
      @zeckco9932 Před 17 dny

      @@McLovin1759better question can we do anything to stop it getting worse?

    • @abcdedfg8340
      @abcdedfg8340 Před 13 dny

      Also very unproductive. Same goes for most of canada. We cant afford decent lives, we get pathetic minimum time off from work to engage in our interests (most of world gets 3 or 4 weeks legal minumum vacation, with 4 to 5 being quite common), and for some reason, economists and some employers cannot figure out why canadians are not being as productive as europeans. Its just a huge mystery that people could be motivated by the fact they want to enjoy their lives while young too. Who would want that?

    • @McLovin1759
      @McLovin1759 Před 12 dny

      Oh? What specifically are you losing?

  • @delicious_seabass
    @delicious_seabass Před 21 dnem +99

    So the places in Canada with the most people are also the most unaffordable? ... SHOCKER.

    • @michaelccozens
      @michaelccozens Před 21 dnem +15

      I see you chose to miss the part about how the decrease in purchasing power in even the largest Albertan cities, Edmonton having about 1 million inhabitants and Calgary having 1.6, *exceeds* that of Toronto, which has about 6.5 million (6+x larger than Edmonton, 4+x larger than Calgary). Alberta as a whole only has about 4.5 million residents. Took literally 30 seconds to look that up, so why didn't you do it?
      You can keep trying to cover for the incompetence and corruption of the UCP with your own self-serving deliberate ignorance, but it ain't gonna work.

    • @keith3761
      @keith3761 Před 21 dnem +5

      @@michaelccozens Toronto is a PORT city on the east coast with massive rail and transit hubs. Alberta is an interior LANDLOCKED province with only transit and rail to get good brought it. I see you chose to miss the part. longer shipping times for goods higher prices $$$. you think life is good in Toronto? your all fighting over scraps while massive companies take the big checks home and laugh.

    • @sampicano
      @sampicano Před 21 dnem

      So the places with the most immigrants are neglecting Canadian residents?

    • @forkimberly5
      @forkimberly5 Před 21 dnem

      Are you delusional?

    • @fiveforbiting
      @fiveforbiting Před 21 dnem

      ​@@michaelccozens Nice psychological breakdown of a stranger on the internet, that typed ONE sentence. A sentence not even mentioning any political parties. Remember, if you get angry enough, you MUST be right.
      Keep attacking each other, while the (ALL) politicians represent the corporations instead of us. Keep attacking each other while companies and hedge funds steal more of your money.

  • @AMentorway4u
    @AMentorway4u Před 21 dnem +19

    Every province is hurting. Bad government

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem +4

      Bad late stage capitalism, more like.

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem +1

      So the UCP blowing 80 billion on costly mistakes since Kenney has no effect? lol

    • @user-fu3rz1vz6j
      @user-fu3rz1vz6j Před 19 dny

      @@coolioso808 No No, it's all three levels of tax and spend government. The socialist government of Canada is awful.

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      not true. UCP fired 1000s of Drs and Nurses just before the pandemic, so as to afford the Bns$ in tax cuts to the foreign shareholder class.
      Now the same UCP govt has ads on radio/tv to get 2000 skilled labour units to move to alberta. but alberta already has 1000s of workers that can Learn to read and become skilled lab rats.
      UCP never see the future. they fired their own wild fire firefighters, yrs ago. last yr the UCP used free south african blacks to put out the wild fires.
      as long as the UCP rule over alberta, there will be more deaths and lower wages.
      5720 albertans died due to the lack of Drs and nurses. UCP have sold out to the foreign shareholder class, making all albertans slaves to the foreigners.

    • @abcdedfg8340
      @abcdedfg8340 Před 13 dny

      Also very unproductive. Same goes for most of canada. We cant afford decent lives, we get pathetic minimum time off from work to engage in our interests (most of world gets 3 or 4 weeks legal minumum vacation, with 4 to 5 being quite common), and for some reason, economists and some employers cannot figure out why canadians are not being as productive as europeans. Its just a huge mystery that people could be motivated by the fact they want to enjoy their lives while young too. Who would want that?

  • @ohlipbench
    @ohlipbench Před 21 dnem +76

    It started 7 years ago. Where have you've been all this time?

    • @forkimberly5
      @forkimberly5 Před 21 dnem +11

      Whole country is suffering because of this federal government

    • @fiveforbiting
      @fiveforbiting Před 21 dnem +6

      7 years? I think we need to look back much farther.

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem +10

      Dude, it started LONG, LONG before 7 years ago. I hope you are not oblivious to the inevitable systemic inequality generated by market capitalism that's been going on for decades in Canada, are you?
      No party and politician or corporate elite oligarch is coming to save us. We have to do it for ourselves, united in spirit and common goal for a better future for all. Like One Small Town Contributionism communities are doing in the USA, in the UK and other places. We can choose a better path for ourselves in Canada. Are you willing to look into it and find out? Or even ask questions and follow them where they lead?

    • @JS-jh4cy
      @JS-jh4cy Před 21 dnem +1

      Maybe they have been on tik tock under a rock?

    • @nother_hed
      @nother_hed Před 21 dnem

      Pretty nearsighted but conservatives have never valued history or art or culture. Party of simps

  • @mikemann1638
    @mikemann1638 Před 22 dny +139

    All of Canada is the same or worse

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +11

      Except that's not true. The story is abo0ut that FACT.

    • @MEandMoe
      @MEandMoe Před 21 dnem

      W e f plan. U will own nothing and be happy. Or else.

    • @t-bonejones3576
      @t-bonejones3576 Před 21 dnem +19

      ​@bradcanning875
      Pay attention. This is everywhere.
      Except Alberta is just starting to realize what has been going on for everyone else already

    • @archimedes2261
      @archimedes2261 Před 21 dnem +7

      Winnipeg is cheap much of Canada was affordable until about 5 years ago the overpricing makes no sense at all.

    • @archimedes2261
      @archimedes2261 Před 21 dnem +6

      ​@@t-bonejones3576were starting to realize the economic stupidity of making a low wage but overbidding for an overpriced ordinary 3 bedroom houses or town homes that are priced like mansions usually old and not even desirable 😆

  • @nm56555
    @nm56555 Před 21 dnem +100

    That's what happens when you elect wrong people to power.

    • @user-xn3sz3pl9n
      @user-xn3sz3pl9n Před 21 dnem

      Yeah for 50 of the last 54 years the good ( and wise) people have voted the wrong, by your account, people in to power.
      Yet our province by any measure you would like to use has done better than the rest while paying for the rest.
      You can't argue with success, you're just bitchin.

    • @FirstNameLastName-hy1pf
      @FirstNameLastName-hy1pf Před 21 dnem +19

      Wrong. Other elected people in Canada will do the same. Problem is not with elected people. Problem is with the system.

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem

      @@FirstNameLastName-hy1pf Extortion and stangulation of the supply chain. NOT "inflation" as was taught in HS and college in 1970. The entire process took five decades, but we're begin GAMED by the billionaires.

    • @Loadedgoods
      @Loadedgoods Před 21 dnem

      Agreed idiots voted for Justin Trudeau.

    • @nother_hed
      @nother_hed Před 21 dnem

      Like harper? Or every other conservative in any level of govt? U know harper was so trash (unless u lived in alberta) that Trudeau overwhelmingly won. YOU did that u dumb redneck

  • @XiaoxiaoYuyu-ug3gy
    @XiaoxiaoYuyu-ug3gy Před 21 dnem +48

    there is no jobs here ,as a canadian i feel so sad

    • @libertyoverbondage
      @libertyoverbondage Před 21 dnem +16

      The new Canadian Dream is to leave

    • @Trumpsucks-hn7oh
      @Trumpsucks-hn7oh Před 21 dnem

      Tons of work. Where do you live? If you are rural, what do you expect?

    • @DoubleG7793
      @DoubleG7793 Před 21 dnem +2

      Tons of jobs you just have to be skilled I havent worked for over a year but I can walk in to any mechanic or welding shop and be making $40 +

    • @donkeyballs3307
      @donkeyballs3307 Před 21 dnem

      ​@@DoubleG7793truck drivers make $40 an hour

    • @MikeyPaper
      @MikeyPaper Před 20 dny +1

      Theres tons of jobs here buddy. If you can walk out the front door, you can easily pick up a construction job.

  • @brianlagace57
    @brianlagace57 Před 21 dnem +85

    The purchasing power is BC is worse and more expensive alberta has cheaper gas than BC . BC is the most expensive place to live in canada

    • @cityboyis2
      @cityboyis2 Před 21 dnem +5

      stats canada says Calgary is more expensive than Vancouver. Utilities, Services, Insurance, Restaurants, Groceries. more expensive in Calgary.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +12

      Just saw a survey showing huge support 4 Conservatives next election

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +3

      ​@@cityboyis2huge lack of context, have been here 5 decades and know many in bc and there is way better living and less cost here, when analysed comprehensively, Inc total government debt, of all the many I know in bc all would agree, and to boot, the best advantage here, is being an anti wef jurisdiction, that all together accounts for the soaring inbound migration because they the wise and awake understand this and r moving with their wealth to safer haven to make their stand, I welcome warmly all them here

    • @andrewlazlak8483
      @andrewlazlak8483 Před 21 dnem +2

      THATSGods country as BC ers call it for years premium to live there

    • @on2thenextthing
      @on2thenextthing Před 21 dnem +2

      Not to mention we have PST as well.

  • @Rafael-tj8mf
    @Rafael-tj8mf Před 22 dny +78

    Prepare for the depression ... just cause they don't say we're are not in a recession doesn't make you feel like they telling the TRUTH.

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem

      For those of us who lived through the recession we know you snowflakes have no idea what you are talking about.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      Globally way worse than that if wef gets its way, but AB is one of only a few anti wef jurisdictions

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem +7

      Prepare for system change, bottom-up, at the community level. Organize, educate and active. Think outside the box. As a smart man once said, "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."
      So, let's try something different than, shall we? What about One Small Town, based on Ubuntu Contributionism? Free and voluntary non-profit cooperative organization for building community prosperity and abundance, for the people, by the people. Not for the corporations for private profit growth off the exploitation of the working class, like we have now with late stage capitalism.

    • @slavonskibecar
      @slavonskibecar Před 21 dnem

      Depression is the part of operation COVID-19 it is largest operation ever taken even more strategic than WWII

    • @elilla331
      @elilla331 Před 21 dnem +1

      Stagflation first. And we're already in it.

  • @TenthCrane2788
    @TenthCrane2788 Před 22 dny +57

    1:36 This graph showing Calgary is more expensive to live than Toronto makes no sense.
    According to the Canadian Housing Market Data for April 2024
    Calgary average price $608,415
    Toronto average price $1,156,167

    • @michaelwarren202
      @michaelwarren202 Před 22 dny +32

      B/C this is about attacking Danielle Smith, nothing more.

    • @mysteriousfleas
      @mysteriousfleas Před 22 dny

      @@michaelwarren202 No, the NDP was responsible for making living costs skyrocket, the present issue is because Trudeau brought in record numbers of people from the third world.
      Leftists need to leave alberta and go to a province where leftist policies have done more long term damage to understand the stupidity of their words.

    • @JessT-vg7ib
      @JessT-vg7ib Před 22 dny

      rednecks sur do like complaining a lot...we should send them more diversity

    • @cdbuiles
      @cdbuiles Před 21 dnem +4

      this chart is “Household basket cost”. you are thinking of “Housing”….

    • @TenthCrane2788
      @TenthCrane2788 Před 21 dnem +9

      @@cdbuiles
      You are correct the chart is "Household basket cost". Since housing is not included as an element of the cost of living standards then this analysis is useless.

  • @Nancy-nn2tc
    @Nancy-nn2tc Před 21 dnem +69

    Albertans don’t even pay a provincial sales tax. It’s way more expensive everywhere else.

    • @unknownninja4430
      @unknownninja4430 Před 21 dnem +9

      i guess, but if it's going to be as expensive like everywhere else, what difference does it make in the end?

    • @sharper68
      @sharper68 Před 21 dnem +6

      IIt is most expensive as the govnement lets corporations do what they want. That means more for them, less for things like education

    • @archimedes2261
      @archimedes2261 Před 21 dnem

      ​@@unknownninja4430Lol it seems they should stay and address the problem instead of fleeing and making that other place expensive also 😆

    • @thehellyousay
      @thehellyousay Před 21 dnem

      oh, don't tell them that. they don't want to believe anything but that they "carry the country" for everyone else.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +4

      ​@@unknownninja4430because Ab is one of the few anti wef jurisdictions anywhere, and this is a great reason 2b here, and the soaring inbound migration is evidence of many who understand what is occurring and agree that this is the place in Canada to make that stand...

  • @mdpal7166
    @mdpal7166 Před 21 dnem +21

    It's all over Canada not just Alberta.😢

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +3

      It's worse in Alberta because of the UCP.

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem +3

      You know what is also all over Canada? Capitalist-based economics on private property and infinite growth - both deeply unsustainable, unjust and unhealthy.
      Are we ready to reconcile with our failed anti-economic system yet? Because we can do better. One Small Town Contributionism communities around the world are showing it is possible, slow and steady, but day by day.

    • @slavonskibecar
      @slavonskibecar Před 21 dnem

      It is not just in Canada it is all over the world it is integral part of operation COVID-19

    • @anniehuckerby9281
      @anniehuckerby9281 Před 21 dnem

      US same I'd rather live in Canada 🇨🇦

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      not true. UCP fired 1000s of Drs and Nurses just before the pandemic, so as to afford the Bns$ in tax cuts to the foreign shareholder class.
      Now the same UCP govt has ads on radio/tv to get 2000 skilled labour units to move to alberta. but alberta already has 1000s of workers that can Learn to read and become skilled lab rats.
      UCP never see the future. they fired their own wild fire firefighters, yrs ago. last yr the UCP used free south african blacks to put out the wild fires.
      as long as the UCP rule over alberta, there will be more deaths and lower wages.
      5720 albertans died due to the lack of Drs and nurses. UCP have sold out to the foreign shareholder class, making all albertans slaves to the foreigners.

  • @Cnd531
    @Cnd531 Před 22 dny +82

    Wages have gone up roughly doubled in 43 years. The cost of consumer goods such as food gas vehicles housing has gone up
    800%. 800%. 800%. 800%

    • @user-ng4fp1xz7k
      @user-ng4fp1xz7k Před 22 dny +5

      liar liar

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem

      And thanks to conservatives who killed the unions and fight wage increases and benefits for everyone but themselves you get to be slaves.

    • @ROOKTABULA
      @ROOKTABULA Před 21 dnem +3

      Lie. Lie. Lie. Lie.

    • @TerryConspiracy420
      @TerryConspiracy420 Před 21 dnem

      Everything has gone up in price, by design.
      The Liberal/NDP Carbon Tax = Economic STAGFLATION, by design.
      World Economic Forum Great Reset Agenda success, first requires Canada, and the USA "to become weaker domestically, and on the World stage".
      Make no mistake folks... Team Trudeau is not incompetent. Think diabolical.
      Both PM Trudeau, and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh graduated from the World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders program, and over half of PM Trudeau's Cabinet Ministers are pro-Globalism, WEF activists. That public record fact, and well kept secret, explains (almost) everything (my opinion).
      Double dipping Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault, has a well documented history with the WEF, as an "Agenda Contributor".
      Finance Minister Freeland herself, has held a seat at the World Economic Forum board of directors table in Geneva, since 2019.
      The Freeland/WEF conflict of interest public record fact, has never been challenged in Parliament, and never reported to the public anywhere in the Canadian Press for 5 years, and (still) counting.
      Can you say... Deliberate Public Deception? I can.
      We need a Public Inquiry into WEF foreign interference with all elected members of Parliament, and all newsroom editors in the Canadian Press. Can we all agree on that?
      If you have not personally investigated the WEF Great Reset Agenda yet, now, is the time.
      . ****PP 4 PM 2024****

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem +3

      ALL costs are now on the move up. A basket of grapes was 4 bucks, then 5 last month, now 8. Ouch.

  • @janakubin2547
    @janakubin2547 Před 21 dnem +25

    Its More expensive in BC

    • @yosemitesam6945
      @yosemitesam6945 Před 21 dnem

      Twice as expensive!

    • @user-ke2st4po4o
      @user-ke2st4po4o Před 21 dnem

      BC has the highest carbon tax

    • @cybernit3
      @cybernit3 Před 21 dnem

      Good that guy mentioned Vancouver... BC is worse than Alberta...now they are feeling it....

  • @Some_dude_eh
    @Some_dude_eh Před 21 dnem +62

    "2 of the 4 most expensive cities in Canada" we have like 6 big cities 😂

    • @thehellyousay
      @thehellyousay Před 21 dnem +10

      we have some 20 cities with populations of 500K+ or - a few thousand people. they're all expensive to live in now. no rent control. foreign ownership of housing because property is "an investment". in other words, the governments of the last 40 odd years have let us, the people who make the money, down so that the people who take the money we make, can take more.
      happy now?

    • @SpectacularDisaster
      @SpectacularDisaster Před 21 dnem

      What's the bar to be considered a "big" city.

    • @Some_dude_eh
      @Some_dude_eh Před 21 dnem +1

      @@SpectacularDisaster if people outside of Canada have heard of it. So it's basically Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, and Toronto... I know I said 6 but I can only think of 5. We can can add Saskatoon so they don't feel bad but I doubt anyone's heard of it

    • @SpectacularDisaster
      @SpectacularDisaster Před 21 dnem +3

      @Some_dude_eh I wouldn't add Saskatoon myself. That whole province has like a third of the population of Alberta.

    • @brianhaugh152
      @brianhaugh152 Před 21 dnem +5

      I would sooner add Ottawa or Winnipeg before Saskatoon.

  • @jamesweist8599
    @jamesweist8599 Před 22 dny +29

    Same in Saskatchewan and Canada wide, Taxes are way to high ,

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +5

      But you are first in line for everything they pay for. Cut taxes means you cut healthcare and roads and schools and police services that they pay for.

    • @ryanpennock6869
      @ryanpennock6869 Před 21 dnem +4

      Cut the useless carbon tax for one. Enuff is enuff need a tax revolt.

    • @dennisheyes4561
      @dennisheyes4561 Před 21 dnem +3

      @@ryanpennock6869 You can have the super wealthy pay into carbon pricing now, or you pay for it on the back end when droughts and wildfires drive up the cost of food, water and insurance.

    • @paulevans8348
      @paulevans8348 Před 21 dnem +1

      @@bradcanning875 Or you could simply privatize all those services to experts instead of the useless govt.

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +3

      @@paulevans8348 You mean like in the US where corporate profits dictates healthcare available to maybe 50%? The rest like infrastructure are private contracts. Here in BC our NDP government requires all government contracts to pay union scale wages to workers and don't charge tolls on bridges like the conservatives who allowed corporations to run them.

  • @dc_talk22
    @dc_talk22 Před 19 dny +4

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is called inflation. And it's caused by federal governments.

  • @22mrwright
    @22mrwright Před 22 dny +82

    0:01 Why are you guy's talking absolute b.s trying to claim calgary has a higher cost of living than Toronto, completely false, and calgary rent prices are nearly half that of Vancouver's

  • @jody-ne7xs
    @jody-ne7xs Před 20 dny +3

    It's not just Alberta. It's all of Canaduh now.

  • @Don-ex5ih
    @Don-ex5ih Před 22 dny +94

    People from Toronto and Vancouver are selling their home and moving to Alberta and increasing the price of everything 😂

    • @centuryhousegames733
      @centuryhousegames733 Před 22 dny +1

      Why is that funny

    • @BDee3126
      @BDee3126 Před 22 dny +3

      ​@@centuryhousegames733They got duped lol

    • @centuryhousegames733
      @centuryhousegames733 Před 22 dny +13

      @@BDee3126 I moved from Toronto to Alberta about 7 years ago, best move I ever made

    • @Richard-Burdett-Bow
      @Richard-Burdett-Bow Před 21 dnem +8

      Hit the nail on the head. Overpriced living in Toronto and Vancouver make Alberta seem cheap.
      I moved from Ontario in 2000 when I was 19, best descision ever.

    • @Rhdlm-yo1tv
      @Rhdlm-yo1tv Před 21 dnem +3

      “Creeps and bums” R Klein

  • @troyzieman7177
    @troyzieman7177 Před 21 dnem +11

    I live in Ontario . The Alberta Government has been advertising here for some time aboit how much better it is in Alberta and selling us the idea of coming there . Maybe you want to think that one through a bit more

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem

      Kenora, Ontario, or London, Ontario?? Albert and BC have been pouching Trades in particular since 1957 and the end of WW2. Both provinces let the big boys spend the money on training.

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      Yeah. i too have seen and heard their ads. LOL losers move to where 5720 died due to a lack of Drs and nurses.
      UCP fired 1000s of Drs and Nurses just before the pandemic, so as to afford the Bns$ in tax cuts to the foreign shareholder class.
      Now the same UCP govt has ads on radio/tv to get 2000 skilled labour units to move to alberta. but alberta already has 1000s of workers that can Learn to read and become skilled lab rats.
      UCP never see the future. they fired their own wild fire firefighters, yrs ago. last yr the UCP used free south african blacks to put out the wild fires.
      as long as the UCP rule over alberta, there will be more deaths and lower wages.
      5720 albertans died due to the lack of Drs and nurses. UCP have sold out to the foreign shareholder class, making all albertans slaves to the foreigners.

  • @richardmccann1516
    @richardmccann1516 Před 21 dnem +28

    This is the same all across the country not just Alberta

    • @michaelccozens
      @michaelccozens Před 21 dnem +3

      What part of "Alberta has seen a sharper decrease in purchasing power than any other province" are you choosing not to grasp?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +1

      @@michaelccozens He's a UCP cultist. He has problems understanding anything outside of his filter bubble.

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem

      from Tijuana to Toronto.

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      not true. UCP fired 1000s of Drs and Nurses just before the pandemic, so as to afford the Bns$ in tax cuts to the foreign shareholder class.
      Now the same UCP govt has ads on radio/tv to get 2000 skilled labour units to move to alberta. but alberta already has 1000s of workers that can Learn to read and become skilled lab rats.
      UCP never see the future. they fired their own wild fire firefighters, yrs ago. last yr the UCP used free south african blacks to put out the wild fires.
      as long as the UCP rule over alberta, there will be more deaths and lower wages.
      5720 albertans died due to the lack of Drs and nurses. UCP have sold out to the foreign shareholder class, making all albertans slaves to the foreigners.

  • @Zeezazz
    @Zeezazz Před 21 dnem +40

    This is not about Alberta. This is about our Federal government and its overspending and systematic destruction of our country

    • @bobthekobb
      @bobthekobb Před 21 dnem +6

      No alberta is getting really bad while other provinces thrive.

    • @rkanada1412
      @rkanada1412 Před 21 dnem

      you not understand the world. its the russiian government those poeple do this. And the will continue to do this becouse Canadian people dont have pink clue about real world and theyre not listen to people who know the russians and know thyre wont stop this until western world burn down. We or the russians thats the only way. And you not believe it but its o.k what can i do ,its already too tale to even try to explain this you guys the Canadian born people unimaginable way too slow to understand the world and this is the tragedy..As my cold country people say : if somebody going to die, let it go.

    • @ROOKTABULA
      @ROOKTABULA Před 21 dnem +7

      Cry harder: That's the only real skill Cancervatives today have.

    • @Zeezazz
      @Zeezazz Před 21 dnem +8

      @@ROOKTABULA you live with your parents don't you

    • @TheHuxleyAgnostic
      @TheHuxleyAgnostic Před 21 dnem +3

      ​@@Zeezazz“In recent years, workers in Alberta have experienced unprecedented reductions in their incomes, their purchasing power, and their living standards,” reads the report. “These challenges have been made far worse by deliberate wage-suppressing policies of the Alberta government.”

  • @petadam
    @petadam Před 22 dny +48

    We need to stop wasting money on policies that go nowhere and start investing in businesses, worker training and infrastructure. Both the UCP and NDP are not willing to take strong necessary action. If we have a construction worker shortage, why are we not offering training programs for unemployed and low income Albertan citizens? Why are we not investing in increasing our construction production and efficiency?

    • @lmtada
      @lmtada Před 22 dny +6

      Wrong. UCP has already put $$ towards training.

    • @mysteriousfleas
      @mysteriousfleas Před 22 dny

      Infrastructure expansion is an idiotic leftist meme.

    • @petadam
      @petadam Před 22 dny +1

      @@lmtada Not on a large enough scale to make a difference.

    • @danca5719
      @danca5719 Před 21 dnem +4

      @@petadamWhat is large enough scale to you?

    • @Richard-Burdett-Bow
      @Richard-Burdett-Bow Před 21 dnem +6

      Poor people don't want to work..they want more govt intervention and services paid by others.
      How the higher minimum wage worked out, it doesn't.... Just raises the cost of everything, because if you're good at something you will want a proportionate amount more than the minimum.

  • @SireDragonChester
    @SireDragonChester Před 21 dnem +9

    Not including food prices have all skyrocket with all major grocery stores, sobeys, Safeway,Walmart, super store. They all jacked epic up for no reason. And nobody seem be doing anything about it. For basics food item like milk, bread, juice, eggs, meat.
    Why isn’t govt doing something about this? Grocery stores are getting richer while other families are surfing.

    • @zacatkinson3926
      @zacatkinson3926 Před 21 dnem +5

      Its not for no reason please keep up

    • @berardoferrari
      @berardoferrari Před 21 dnem

      and yet trudeau gave 18 million to loblaws to convert refrigeration!!!!!

    • @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW
      @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW Před 21 dnem +2

      If they can't afford groceries how can they afford to go surfing?

    • @stuartm4715
      @stuartm4715 Před 21 dnem

      Libtards Carbon tax effects farmers , truckers = higher energy higher food higher every thing. Plus if stores can't afford these taxes they will close and more unemployment and even less food , soon no food😮

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem

      Capitalists are going to capitalize on profit maximizing as long as they can. And the government is pro-capitalist business as usual. They see GDP going up and that's all they care about unless the people care about something else more.
      Maybe we should re-think what an "economy" is supposed to be for. Maybe take a lesson from a song from almost 30 years ago:
      "You think you own whatever land you land on
      The Earth is just a dead thing you can claim
      But I know every rock and tree and creature
      Has a life, has a spirit, has a name"
      Build a better society not based on profit over people but based on prosperity and abundance for all. On Ubuntu Contributionism. On everybody's value. Not run by the richest, but enjoyed by the many.

  • @gmax9797
    @gmax9797 Před 21 dnem +12

    You can all thank Justin and Jagmeet - this is a Federally caused problem not a provincially caused problem

    • @bobmcrae5751
      @bobmcrae5751 Před 21 dnem +6

      So you think Poilievre will change everything with the snap of his fingers?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +4

      The cost of living in AB has nothing to do with Justin and Jagmeet. What an asinine cult-like comment.

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem +2

      Alberta has and will have THREE Prime Ministers in the last six, and this started in 1980 with contracting out, trickle down, and free trade.....by Mulroney, a C. so please reach back beyond your two decades in life and evaluate.

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem +3

      So u have no comment on all the money lost under Kenney & the UCP gov?
      Figures... u are that transparent.

    • @schrempskynate8944
      @schrempskynate8944 Před 21 dnem

      ​@@JEdwarrdIt's all due to Trudeau and your Communist NDP heroes.

  • @RockNRollTrueStories2
    @RockNRollTrueStories2 Před 21 dnem +8

    It’s ridiculous how many people are moving here and how expensive everything is in Alberta.

    • @whatever3749
      @whatever3749 Před 21 dnem

      How much is gas right now in Alberta?

    • @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW
      @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW Před 21 dnem

      ​@@whatever3749 $1.43 in Edmonton

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem

      If you think it is ridiculous how many people are moving here and how expensive everything is getting, how do you think Europe or Australia feels? They are much closer geographically to the countries which are overpopulated and easier to move to than Canada.
      If we feel it here, it is more pressure in those other continents.
      Something systemic here is causing the problem, worldwide. It's the "C" word. Something you never hear critiqued on corporate media (no, not 'corporations'), but another "C" word that technically you can say on TV but the ruling elite are very scared to hear it talked about and critiqued.

    • @RockNRollTrueStories2
      @RockNRollTrueStories2 Před 21 dnem

      @@whatever3749 $1.44 or so it was $1.59 a few weeks ago. We have some of the highest utility rates, highest insurance rates, not to mention our health care system is failing

    • @brianlagace57
      @brianlagace57 Před 19 dny

      People are moving to Alberta because it's cheaper than anywhere else but with tax increases and carbon taxes everything will become as expensive as BC thanks to the Trudeau Singh coalition the federal government is shoving taxes left and right down canadians throats and threatening provinces if they don't raise the taxes the federal government will take control of taxes. Trudeau is forcing every province to pay carbon taxes

  • @shirleylangton7967
    @shirleylangton7967 Před 22 dny +8

    It seems there are a lot of businesses gouging customers these days. Seems that it is almost a trend, even before the pandemic, and there are a myriad of excuses they give consumers. No wonder people are angry these days!

    • @Richard-Burdett-Bow
      @Richard-Burdett-Bow Před 21 dnem +1

      If it's that easy to gouge as you call it.... Start your own business.
      When excessive profits come into any industry, more players come in and eat them up.

    • @geofflepper3207
      @geofflepper3207 Před 21 dnem +2

      ​@@Richard-Burdett-Bow
      How's that working out in the Canadian cellphone service and grocery business which have both turned into oligoplies in which a few companies control virtually all of the market?
      Not that easy to start a new nation wide cellphone service provider and the current providers will try to destroy you if you enter the industry.
      Compare Canadian cellphone rates for data to that in most other countries and claim that consumers are getting a fair break.
      People will disagree with you.
      Try running a family farm and attempting to get a better price for your product than the few big buyers are willing to pay.
      Not going to be easy.

    • @dennisheyes4561
      @dennisheyes4561 Před 21 dnem

      @@Richard-Burdett-Bow Might work in a small town with extremely limited choice, but in a city your new business will go unnoticed, and have little hope with competing with large corporations.

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem

      businesses everywhere cry that raising wages/meagre benefits inpacts them, but not ONCE does media OR the bus. owners state clearly what % wages are in their bus. compared to hydro, food costs, materials, lease rent, various permits and taxes and assessments. Where I am in bldg. management we not only are 7% of the total budget, we SAVE that entire amount by smart material managment, buying wholesale or sourcing used in good conditon, or even FREE stuff. So our NET cost in NADA. Not ONCE have I read the % cost either by the owners OR media.

  • @lyleearlcox4504
    @lyleearlcox4504 Před 21 dnem +16

    Its the cost of the carbon tax that is causing this nothing else

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +4

      ROTFLMAO!! Says the flat earther.

    • @schrempskynate8944
      @schrempskynate8944 Před 21 dnem +1

      That and Trudeau's illegal immigration.

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      not true. UCP fired 1000s of Drs and Nurses just before the pandemic, so as to afford the Bns$ in tax cuts to the foreign shareholder class.
      Now the same UCP govt has ads on radio/tv to get 2000 skilled labour units to move to alberta. but alberta already has 1000s of workers that can Learn to read and become skilled lab rats.
      UCP never see the future. they fired their own wild fire firefighters, yrs ago. last yr the UCP used free south african blacks to put out the wild fires.
      as long as the UCP rule over alberta, there will be more deaths and lower wages.
      5720 albertans died due to the lack of Drs and nurses. UCP have sold out to the foreign shareholder class, making all albertans slaves to the foreigners.

  • @yosemitesam6945
    @yosemitesam6945 Před 21 dnem +15

    Government should get rid of the carbon tax.

  • @finding_the_fantastical
    @finding_the_fantastical Před 21 dnem +9

    Try living in B.C.....

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +4

      I do and I'm glad. Too bad you failed in your life and need to blame everyone else.

    • @finding_the_fantastical
      @finding_the_fantastical Před 21 dnem

      @bradcanning875 nice projection 😉 have fun with your insulting miserable life lol

    • @finding_the_fantastical
      @finding_the_fantastical Před 21 dnem

      @bradcanning875 do you get paid for each insulting projection or are you just trying to make your parents proud of you? lol

    • @finding_the_fantastical
      @finding_the_fantastical Před 21 dnem

      @@bradcanning875 too bad you've failed at being humane.

    • @max_rove
      @max_rove Před 21 dnem

      @@bradcanning875 What are you yapping about old man? He made a good point. BC is way more expensive than Alberta.

  • @theshannan59
    @theshannan59 Před 21 dnem +6

    Nova scotia wages are less than half . Apartments $2000 a month. Homes grossly overpriced. Food power sky high .
    Trust me when i tell you its very hard here .

    • @laurarose6829
      @laurarose6829 Před 19 dny

      Plus the hst and the higher income tax rates.

  • @Godschosenfollower
    @Godschosenfollower Před 22 dny +26

    It’s because there’s too many people moving here. Plus our last two premiers (past and present, Kenny and Smith) are about at useful as lipstick on a pig

    • @krisvin7761
      @krisvin7761 Před 21 dnem +1

      Come experience the governance of premier Ford

    • @aprilgoffinet3159
      @aprilgoffinet3159 Před 21 dnem +2

      Thank you! I completely agree

    • @kazkazimierz1742
      @kazkazimierz1742 Před 21 dnem +5

      I was no fan of Kenney, but he was positively Churchillian compared to Smith.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      Blind, the soaring inbound migration is evidence of the many who understand the wef plan, and know ab is against it, I welcome them all

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +3

      Exactly, because of Dictator Dani's disastrous "Alberta is Calling" campaign that has completely backfired and destroyed the province.

  • @MicDrop306
    @MicDrop306 Před 21 dnem +5

    And not a single word about straight up corporate greed and price driving and the profound effect those are having on the cost of living. Hmm..

    • @BlackMarketBaby
      @BlackMarketBaby Před 20 dny +2

      Probably because they're having negligible effects. Loblaws, for example, is the poster child for what the left calls "corporate greed" yet their profit margins are 3.5%, which is incredibly weak. Grocery stores are not and never have been particularly profitable. Loblaws makes the money it does because it is enormous, but they literally have to spend 96.5 cents to make 3.5 cents, and this is including their more profitable pharmaceutical and clothing revenue streams, so their grocery business is even worse. Anyone who thinks this is corporate greed should give their head a shake and then take some basic business classes.

    • @MicDrop306
      @MicDrop306 Před 20 dny

      @@BlackMarketBaby Is that with, or without their price-fixing scheme?

    • @HoratioFitzbastard
      @HoratioFitzbastard Před 19 dny

      @@MicDrop306 The whole price fixing thing is just bread and circuses. They are following the exact same script here in Australia.

    • @johnbeechy
      @johnbeechy Před 19 dny

      it was and is corporate greed./
      UCP fired 1000s of Drs and Nurses just before the pandemic, so as to afford the Bns$ in tax cuts to the foreign shareholder class.
      Now the same UCP govt has ads on radio/tv to get 2000 skilled labour units to move to alberta. but alberta already has 1000s of workers that can Learn to read and become skilled lab rats.
      UCP never see the future. they fired their own wild fire firefighters, yrs ago. last yr the UCP used free south african blacks to put out the wild fires.
      as long as the UCP rule over alberta, there will be more deaths and lower wages.
      5720 albertans died due to the lack of Drs and nurses. UCP have sold out to the foreign shareholder class, making all albertans slaves to the foreigners.

  • @dkell1597
    @dkell1597 Před 22 dny +91

    2 million East Indians will do that.

    • @user-rv7lq6wr2o
      @user-rv7lq6wr2o Před 22 dny +14

      👍👍

    • @Xstr3ngthz
      @Xstr3ngthz Před 22 dny +17

      Lots of crooked ones too come in to do shady stuff too

    • @jenkins5265
      @jenkins5265 Před 22 dny +21

      @@Xstr3ngthzthat’s because they’re not actually qualified to come here. They’ve all suddenly become “international students”

    • @methodic_AF
      @methodic_AF Před 22 dny

      aside from being filthy and smelling awful.... what do they do?

    • @krisvin7761
      @krisvin7761 Před 21 dnem

      @@Xstr3ngthzthat’s is exactly what even the India government is saying. Take a look at the Khalistan issue, what do we have to do with that. These people were responsible for killing in 238 Canadians. It was N America’s biggest terror attack before 9/11

  • @patrickgagnon9662
    @patrickgagnon9662 Před 21 dnem +10

    Alberta is a true conservative mecca .....as if they care about their people .

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem +1

      That's why the Premier brought Tucker Carlson here a week before he flew to tell the world how great & free Russia is. lol

  • @liverpool4ever552
    @liverpool4ever552 Před 21 dnem +3

    It is a disastrous leadership when you have such a small-well educated population and still unable to make them live happily with all of these huge resources!!!

    • @user-zf3xb3qx8w
      @user-zf3xb3qx8w Před 21 dnem

      A Right to Work state, the fifty first state of the Union.........the Texas of the north. Freedom fry.

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem

      Conservatives are on the take and are robbing us citizens while they gaslight us and tell us they're for a FREE MARKET, as they dump our tax dollars into corporate liabilities. Such a "FREE MARKET". lol

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem

      @@user-zf3xb3qx8w Sorry I think u said FREE dumb. I guess u forgot the part where the UCP dumps our tax dollars into corporate liabilities as they claim it's the "FREE MARKET" in action.
      Why are millionaires getting welfare?

  • @Dr.BertFegg
    @Dr.BertFegg Před 21 dnem +11

    Stop settling new immigrants in Alberta, new intl student as well.
    Housing should be for those already here, not wealthy folks from elsewhere either moving herd or acting as landlords without stepping foot in Canada. Go to NW & NE in Calgary for instance, look at the diaspora from all over the world and tell me I'm wrong using logic.

    • @brookekevin07
      @brookekevin07 Před 21 dnem

      You must've been one of those freedumbers 😂 What we need are rules telling Canadians where they can and can not travel/live?!?! You're serious? Did you recently arrive here from North Korea?

    • @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW
      @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW Před 21 dnem

      Stop immigration completely. Its absolutely sickening they're still flooding this country

    • @MakeYouFeelBetterNow
      @MakeYouFeelBetterNow Před 21 dnem

      They are mostly coming to Brampton. Friend had his car stolen 5 times in this past year. Thing is, 2 million people is a lot considering our population.

  • @carolfox7642
    @carolfox7642 Před 19 dny +1

    You do know both Edmonton and Calgary have Liberal mayors. How did that ever happen in Alberta?

  • @eileengascoyne7936
    @eileengascoyne7936 Před 21 dnem +34

    The cost of everything is not provincial it’s Trudeau

    • @workingmamma5342
      @workingmamma5342 Před 21 dnem +5

      And Trudeau would be somehow responsible for other provinces to do better than Alberta...how so? Or could it be...we have that lunatic as Premier?

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +2

      Actually its jt serving the wef plan

    • @LinhLe-cc9of
      @LinhLe-cc9of Před 21 dnem +5

      They got what they voted for 😀 I mean Danielle Smith

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      Dictator Dani's "Alberta is Calling" has totally backfired, by luring unprecedented numbers to the province where they can't find a job or place to live, and are driving up costs for everyone else.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +3

      @@LinhLe-cc9of the best thing that has occurred politically here in decades, but one would need to understand the bigger picture to know that

  • @Jonnaberg
    @Jonnaberg Před 21 dnem +20

    Because the federal government is actively killing the one industry that can make all of Canada one of the best, most prosperous countries to live in.

    • @berardoferrari
      @berardoferrari Před 21 dnem +2

      correct!!!! natural gas and oil!!!!

    • @thehellyousay
      @thehellyousay Před 21 dnem

      this ain't the result of the federal government, you obsessive little troll. this is entirely on your white supremacist premier and her cabinet's utter incompetence.
      bon appetit, sucker.

    • @AlexLifeson1985
      @AlexLifeson1985 Před 21 dnem +2

      hahahaha, keep telling yourself that.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +1

      The wef plan right on track

    • @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW
      @RepublicOfWesternCanadaNOW Před 21 dnem +2

      ​@@AlexLifeson1985 he's not wrong, you don't really have a leg to stand on here

  • @orobleh77
    @orobleh77 Před 21 dnem +4

    Interprovincial migration to Alberta was about 40,000 plus another 20,000 migrants from abroad, a total of 60,000 had moved to Alberta.
    Al these people have stretched the infrastructure, housing, food, schools, hospitals, etc. It will get a lot worse than Vancouver and Toronto very soon.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      Exactly. Dictator Dani's "Alberta is Calling" campaign has been a total disaster for the province, by flooding the infrastructure with people and skyrocketing the cost of everything.

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem +1

      Ok, so you've voiced your critiques of immigrants. How about market capitalism? Any critiques for that system? Or you think it is serving the people just fine?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +1

      You can thank Dictator Dani and her disastrous "Alberta is Calling" campaign.

    • @max_rove
      @max_rove Před 21 dnem

      lol no it won't get worse than Vancouver...

  • @Knight1118-gk7ok
    @Knight1118-gk7ok Před 19 dny +1

    I lived there when it was both affordable and the economy was doing well with a healthy oil industry. Now, after Justin's brilliance, the oil industry is almost dead in the water so who/what is causing this skyrocketing in costs, especially housing, if there are no jobs to speak of?

  • @jobartley5155
    @jobartley5155 Před 21 dnem +3

    The data presented here is extremely deceptive. They use "Household Market Basket Cost" as their metric (1:36), which is not defined at all. This metric seems to completely exclude housing and rent costs. I believed this at first, but when I saw that Saskatoon (and even Fredericton, Regina, Charlottetown) has a much higher "cost of living" than Montreal , I knew there was something completely and utterly wrong with the data. Many articles published even in the past couple of months show that Edmonton and Saskatoon have some of the lowest housing and rent prices in the country. Furthermore, look at the cities they have selected; why have they used these particular cities and excluded Victoria, Burnaby, Kelowna and many others (they only use 1 city in British Columbia, yet use all 3 of the very small-sized cities in New Brunswick). Strange right? Considering housing and rent costs make up the largest percentage of a person's budget in this country, removing those housing/rent costs from their "Household Market Basket Cost" is simply deceptive and really makes you question their motives. I think when we are presented with data, it is easy to take it at face value and simply believe it - I've definitely fallen for this before. But we need to become better at critiquing data, because this data is definitely presented in a very distorted way. CityNews: please do a better job at making sure that you report accurate and non-manipulated data so that we all have a better understanding of what is actually happening in Canada.

    • @scottolson5498
      @scottolson5498 Před 20 dny

      I agree. I am shocked at why we are even listening to this. I mean, yes public sector employees are long over sue for a wage increase. comparing families who are low income across the country doesn’t really make Sence. What is affordable. Ie wages to cost of living. If you did this Toronto and Vancouver would have horrendous numbers as rent/taxes and even food/clothes are markablry higher.

  • @nancysmith8095
    @nancysmith8095 Před 21 dnem +11

    Cut the size of gov.,cut taxes ,cut regulations...

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      A sure fire recipe for even more poverty.

  • @on2thenextthing
    @on2thenextthing Před 21 dnem +1

    Same in every province.

  • @ddhqj2023
    @ddhqj2023 Před 21 dnem +1

    Yeah, UCP really cares don't they? Power costs - through the roof! Car insurance - among the highest in Canada! But the lies continue to come from the UCP.

  • @ianarchibald1423
    @ianarchibald1423 Před 21 dnem +9

    Is this a hit job on the Alberta provincial government? Who sponsored this?

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +2

      Wef did, and all thier servants Inc msm

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      @@jasonhenn7345 Source?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      UCP has completely destroyed Alberta. Quit shooting the messenger and look around you at the facts on the ground.

    • @stuartm4715
      @stuartm4715 Před 21 dnem

      Ndp

  • @t-bonejones3576
    @t-bonejones3576 Před 21 dnem +8

    Welcome to the club.
    This is happening everywhere in this country

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      Globally, its the wef agenda 21,30,50 plan right on track, fortunately we r anti wef jurisdiction and that explains the soaring inbound migration

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem

      Welcome to the results of Late Stage Capitalism. Are we happy yet? Ready for system change? Or not yet ready to face the facts?

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem

      But somehow the Alberta UCP markets "The Alberta Advantage". A crock of ca ca

  • @colinbryant8035
    @colinbryant8035 Před 19 dny +1

    I’ve lived in Alberta all my life. I’m 65 now. It’s always been a great place to live if you have a big income. It’s a terrible place to live if your poor. I think it’s worse now. Ralf Klein referred to it as the Alberta Advantage. I guess that’s only for the rich.

    • @jody-ne7xs
      @jody-ne7xs Před 19 dny +1

      Its the federal governments tax and spend fault. Quebec mooches and other factors.

  • @chrisministerofsmartarsery3322

    This Alberta federation is linked to the NDP via their union members. This is like asking vegetarians what they think about meat.

    • @Richard-Burdett-Bow
      @Richard-Burdett-Bow Před 21 dnem

      Better yet ask vegans

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +2

      Yup. Blame it on the NDP.

    • @dennisheyes4561
      @dennisheyes4561 Před 21 dnem +3

      Statistically union members are better off economically than non-union members. Hence why people that own big business put so much effort into undermining unions.

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +1

      @@dennisheyes4561 It's conservative governments and their voters who spent decades killing unions. They said unions were and would drive up prices but as we know see, it's corporate and wealthy greed who did so for their record p[profits. Meanwhile, it's minimum wages and no benefits for Canadians.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +3

      Still blaming the NDP for all your problems? Maybe get a life.

  • @bobhearn7402
    @bobhearn7402 Před 21 dnem +3

    And minimum wage needs to be at least $20 an hour for everyone.Not taking choose who can get minimum wage at a certain rate

    • @auric7482
      @auric7482 Před 21 dnem

      Yea! Let’s bankrupt more small businesses and inflate costs even more! Good idea brainlet

    • @schrempskynate8944
      @schrempskynate8944 Před 21 dnem

      That makes no sense.

    • @schrempskynate8944
      @schrempskynate8944 Před 20 dny

      @user-xl9dv2cp6z I say 10% across the board and fire thr accountants. H+R Block need not be 'cept for businesses.

  • @murraytown4
    @murraytown4 Před 21 dnem +1

    And PST…oh no, Albertans don’t pay a PST like every other Canadian. Life’s tough.

  • @whatever3749
    @whatever3749 Před 21 dnem +3

    How much is a house in Alberta compared to B.C ?

    • @Zeezazz
      @Zeezazz Před 21 dnem +3

      Less. But both are over priced

    • @yosemitesam6945
      @yosemitesam6945 Před 21 dnem +2

      About half.

    • @seanmackenzie4432
      @seanmackenzie4432 Před 21 dnem

      The townsite site that I am working at Langley B.C are selling 3 bedroom units for 1.1 million starting price

  • @jamesmcnaughton6884
    @jamesmcnaughton6884 Před 21 dnem +6

    Stay where you are.....its worse in other provinces.....Alberta is the last province to feel the pinch of our federal policies but I believe it will be the 1rst province to recuperate when Trudeau and his lapdogs are kicked out

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      It's the wef plan and we r one of a few agents it, thus high inbound migration

  • @phiddler1
    @phiddler1 Před 21 dnem +1

    Time to collect royalties from oil

  • @rickvervoort9536
    @rickvervoort9536 Před 22 dny +14

    This message brought to us by the PMO's office? Again.

    • @TerryKnight-hw3pg
      @TerryKnight-hw3pg Před 22 dny +4

      That's the source guaranteed.

    • @geofflepper3207
      @geofflepper3207 Před 21 dnem +4

      That's ridiculous.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      Actually the wef thru this vassal fed government

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      Your comment brought to us by the UCP/TBA Christian fascist QAnon conspiracy network.

  • @doc2help
    @doc2help Před 21 dnem +7

    Thanks Jagmeet.

    • @bobmcrae5751
      @bobmcrae5751 Před 21 dnem +4

      Thanks Jagmeet for giving Canadians a national dental and pharmacare plan.

  • @erikn6057
    @erikn6057 Před 21 dnem +2

    This is what happens when hundreds of thousand rapidly move here, overwhelming our systems, buying up 2 three homes from you selling your dumpster in Ontario and Vancouver... unreal, this is an economic and socioeconomic problem... Alberta was amazing, now government (Feds) and people have ruined it.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      Thanks to Dictator Dani's "Alberta is Calling" campaign, that completely backfired and has ended up destroying the province.

  • @eilaollinheimo4573
    @eilaollinheimo4573 Před 19 dny

    I live in Alberta and my mortgage is less than 400 for a house. In Alberta you can still afford to buy a house with lower income.

  • @user-lb8bg6kj9m
    @user-lb8bg6kj9m Před 22 dny +20

    Next up -- CBDC enslavement.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +1

      But not here, AB is a anti wef jurisdiction, and even bow valley credit Union is anti wef and anti cbdc financial institution

    • @AllRequired
      @AllRequired Před 21 dnem

      @@jasonhenn7345 You better not go around thinking Nenshi can't get in.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      @@AllRequired the only reason they won was because many Conservatives where very very disappointed with that Conservative government and decided to spank them, aka send a message of that discontent 2 them, but to many voted ndp or did not vote, and they ndp got in by default, to the great dismay of most of the electorate, very unlikely to occur again, Esp with this current government,, but to understand the battle fully, one needs to understand the wef agenda, its global and powerful, and succeeding in many places, but many have, and r now currently awakening to this larger battle,, its real, and real serious, and many of the large number of inbound migrants understand this, and know ab is standing againts the beast system agenda, and that our freedom and our wealth r at stake,, and since wef and ndp sleep together, which we understand, so we don't sleep or grow lax in the battle, which is global, and many are now seeing it as it is... but a great battle it is, but if Alberta loses to wef, we will be one of the last standing, thus the huge inbound migration we see

  • @vicmar4167
    @vicmar4167 Před 21 dnem +10

    It’s called money devaluation, the papi wako loves to spend your money.

  • @fiveforbiting
    @fiveforbiting Před 21 dnem +2

    AB, Ontario, BC. Doesn't matter. NDP, UCP, Liberals. Doesn't matter. A long and systemic habit of the government not representing the people. A long history of corporate greed being left as the only check against unaffordability of necessities of life.

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem

      So why did Conservatives sell everything off? Klein started the purge, Kenney, Manning & Smith are all making bank off cronyism. Is this the shining example of Conservative "leadership" or is Doug Ford's pathetic gov?

  • @StephenLeGresley
    @StephenLeGresley Před 17 dny

    It's hardly just Alberta, this is happening across Canada. The cost of living is out of control. Food Prices, Rent Prices skyrocket each year. Less and less health care access. We've let the rich and corporations drain our society dry to the point where there's bascialyl nothing left for anyone else.
    50% of the population barely make it to the end of each month. Thats insane for a 1st world country. Our leaders have failed us completely. They're more interested in helping the rich and people in other countries then they are in helping normal Canadians.

  • @ZenCorvus
    @ZenCorvus Před 22 dny +19

    If the ndp had power their economy would be done.

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +7

      Yup. Deflect to the NDP.

    • @stoneywalker5852
      @stoneywalker5852 Před 21 dnem +2

      The governing party in Canada is Liberal/ NDP. Where’s the surprise that our standard of living has toiletted!

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +3

      @@stoneywalker5852 The governing party in Canada is Liberal in a minority. Our economy is one of the strongest in the western world. Jobs are everywhere. Both were dead when we threw Harper and PP out. Thanks to Conservatives who gave control of our oil and food to corporations they have prices set to enjoy record profits causing inflation.

    • @michaelccozens
      @michaelccozens Před 21 dnem +4

      @@stoneywalker5852 Then why is only the UCP-run Alberta seeing the sharpest decrease in purchasing power of any province?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +2

      @@michaelccozens The UCP cultists will ignore that fact.

  • @ramalama9030
    @ramalama9030 Před 21 dnem +26

    Many new Albertans are voting for “climate change” by voting Liberal……..this means you voted for higher prices…….enjoy your vote and endless tax hikes!

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +1

      Huh?

    • @anniehuckerby9281
      @anniehuckerby9281 Před 21 dnem

      I guess you don't care about our planet. Watch what's happening with the increasing severe weather the strength of the storms and fires 🔥 this is early for fire but it's starting then insurance costs will increase or as in southern US insurance companies are canceling policies So you should care ❤

    • @meticulousperversions9064
      @meticulousperversions9064 Před 12 dny

      news flash: pollies lie all the time

  • @davidhaynes3126
    @davidhaynes3126 Před 21 dnem +1

    Seems like ten years ago or less Alberta, specifically, was the place to be. I know a few people who went.
    They did ok. Engineering, Skilled Trades, Nursing, Police etc.
    So that’s what happens to markets when demand outstrips supply in the Labour Market.
    A bunch of people show up expecting that it to be easy, the market gets over supplied.
    The model changes, wage pressure increases, and companies don’t need as many folks. Wages drop.
    The big drivers always seem to be Housing. Housing was cheap in Alberta. Then Hoards of demand outstrip supply. Prices rise naturally.
    Then interest rates take a bump across North America / the world.
    Opps the price of a mortgage jumps.
    It’s not somebody else’s fault.
    It’s just supply and demand. Economics.
    That’s life in the big city.

  • @kaze987
    @kaze987 Před 22 dny +13

    Time for the govt to invest even more in oil and gas industry!!!!!

    • @rishabgaba8586
      @rishabgaba8586 Před 22 dny +8

      Once the Pierre will be in power 🤞

    • @bengt_axle
      @bengt_axle Před 22 dny +2

      There's only one way which oil prices are going and it is down. Gasoline demand in the USA is now lower than it was in 2023. Drivers are shifting away from ICE and to EVs. The Middle East and USA are huge competitors to Canadian oil in foreign markets and can easily crush AB as an oil exporter, which has a much higher production cost. Alberta may have to put in place a provincial sales tax in 2035 or so to make up for the shortfall.

    • @kaze987
      @kaze987 Před 22 dny +2

      @@rishabgaba8586 okay. How is life in Russia? Your English not so good yeah? Yeah?

    • @scottolson5498
      @scottolson5498 Před 22 dny

      Yours could use a grammar check as well.

    • @lmtada
      @lmtada Před 22 dny

      @@kaze987actually getting better. China is partnering with Russia.

  • @gorgeousgeorge5173
    @gorgeousgeorge5173 Před 21 dnem +37

    This report brought to you by the Alberta NDP. Where up is down and blue is red.

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem +3

      And ultimately the wef

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +5

      Facts are hard for conservatives.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +4

      @@jasonhenn7345 tin foil alert !

    • @jasonhenn7345
      @jasonhenn7345 Před 21 dnem

      @@squatch545 yeah, more conspiracy right, only that most of that recent theory has or is now being shown and proven 2b correct, sadly all this damage has occurred from it, but the indoctrinated won't ever know it, because inculcation prohibits looking outside the msm fed narrative 4 oneself,, aka research,, , but massive evidence is now available, even getting to msm, but don't look, it will upset u too c the truth of it, thankfully a large proportion of those who blindly followed the propaganda because of fear, have and continue to awaken globally, the remaining never will, aka the inculcated and indoctrinated (research mass formation theory). With time, truth wins, tho the massive damage remains.

    • @gorgeousgeorge5173
      @gorgeousgeorge5173 Před 21 dnem

      @@squatch545 The footage is from the last NDP convention which invited a pollster to speak on affordability. But, by all means, go ahead and make snide comments about those of us who actually contribute to the economy while you await the next protest rally and GST cheque.

  • @ediddysmith2500
    @ediddysmith2500 Před 21 dnem +1

    Wake up, cut taxes!!

    • @JEdwarrd
      @JEdwarrd Před 21 dnem

      Cut taxes and hold oil communities accountable for their liabilities.
      Conservatives say they're "tough on crime", while siphoning our tax dollars into their private coffers.

  • @mackjeez
    @mackjeez Před 21 dnem +1

    @1:37 when was that chart updated? I live in Montreal, we pay more for gas than Toronto, rent prices have exploded, a one bedroom studio apartment is like $1800/month, forget buying a home unless you're a millionaire, we have one of the highest prices for groceries across Canada, especially everyday necessities, meat and fresh produce. The worst part is we get lower wages and we pay more taxes then Toronto, who the F made this chart? I can't even go out with my family on the weekends to go eat somewhere cause we're broke, I'm stocked up on no name canned sardines and tuna plus I keep buying 5 kilos of chicken bones from the Chinese grocery store to make soups and I just buy pork, forget beef, or chicken, it's honestly hard to breathe.

  • @Comonsense88
    @Comonsense88 Před 21 dnem +3

    Keep voting for tax grabber ( doesn’t matter which party ) and this will happens.
    And not just Alberta’s cost of living is high, it’s apply to all Canadians all over Canada.

  • @user-wb4cl7wm7n
    @user-wb4cl7wm7n Před 22 dny +13

    We just need to sever ties with this government

    • @centuryhousegames733
      @centuryhousegames733 Před 22 dny

      Yep! Separation!!!!

    • @user-ng4fp1xz7k
      @user-ng4fp1xz7k Před 22 dny +1

      no Rednexit anytime soon

    • @rgen28
      @rgen28 Před 22 dny +1

      More people should move there.

    • @mysteriousfleas
      @mysteriousfleas Před 22 dny

      The federal government.
      The NDP nearly killed alberta.
      The UCP and specifically Danielle Smith is what is keeping Alberta from being an electorally corrupt immigrant swamped hellhole.

  • @kenchorney2724
    @kenchorney2724 Před 21 dnem

    How is telling us what we already know "news"? Why doesn't the media tell this to the politicians who are the root cause?

  • @dontdriveangree
    @dontdriveangree Před 21 dnem +2

    Life under the UCP. Deregulated energy market with electricity shortage warnings and sky high insurance. You don’t think Kenney got a seat on the ATCO Board for no reason did you?

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      Yup, UCP is corrupt. No question.

    • @distanttraveler6531
      @distanttraveler6531 Před 21 dnem

      Yet the ndp shut down all the cheap coal power units ( roughly 2 GW) and decentralized the grid. Does Notley have a her nice cottage in BC?

    • @distanttraveler6531
      @distanttraveler6531 Před 21 dnem

      Let’s also forget about carbon tax because that would never influence cost.

    • @dontdriveangree
      @dontdriveangree Před 21 dnem

      @@distanttraveler6531 Prove it then. Provide the names of the plants that they shut down in their 4 years in office.

    • @dontdriveangree
      @dontdriveangree Před 21 dnem

      @@distanttraveler6531 all customers in all provinces and territories pay carbon tax on energy bills smart guy. Yet, Alberta still is among the highest.Just search Ontario vs alberta electricity prices and you will find the comparison across all provinces. For an energy province there is no excuse for why we have to pay so much given how much NG we have. It’s the utility companies refusing to invest in more generation to keep prices high. We’re being fleeced and the UCP is okay with that.

  • @HenryWong-ol8fh
    @HenryWong-ol8fh Před 22 dny +5

    Yeah, but it’s not as bad as BC. I want to get out of BC and move to AB.

    • @BDee3126
      @BDee3126 Před 22 dny +1

      Stay where you are brokie.

    • @Richard-Burdett-Bow
      @Richard-Burdett-Bow Před 21 dnem

      As long as you change to the dominant politics when you get here

    • @BDee3126
      @BDee3126 Před 21 dnem

      @@Richard-Burdett-Bow Change the politics to what they left for?🤡🤡

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem

      Don't let the door hit you.....

  • @mariadavis3797
    @mariadavis3797 Před 22 dny +4

    Where is that reporter from with such an accent?

  • @funkopopssmoked
    @funkopopssmoked Před 21 dnem +1

    While try a 15% tax on top I feel NB is worst off atleast alberta got the jobs

  • @rivervladable
    @rivervladable Před 21 dnem +2

    Ah yes, another Alberta downturn that will be blamed on someone else

  • @zion9860
    @zion9860 Před 22 dny +15

    I used to live in Alberta, Calgary. Due to outrageous living expenses and the taxes, I've decided to move out of Canada to the states. At least here in California I'm able to live comfortably and work in my field that pays much better than in Canada.

    • @cjm8160
      @cjm8160 Před 22 dny +6

      Isn’t the cost of living in California sky high?

    • @zion9860
      @zion9860 Před 22 dny +1

      @@cjm8160 not really. But the taxes are much lower compared to Canada and the jobs pay very well.

    • @mysteriousfleas
      @mysteriousfleas Před 22 dny

      California is horrendously violent and on the verge of fiscal and social collapse.

    • @methodic_AF
      @methodic_AF Před 22 dny +5

      thankyou for leaving. canada is better for it,

    • @zion9860
      @zion9860 Před 22 dny

      @@methodic_AF there's always going to be haters. Canada will always be my home but I do feel sad for Canadians and Americans who are struggling to make ends meet.

  • @rgen28
    @rgen28 Před 22 dny +5

    More people should move there

  • @laurarose6829
    @laurarose6829 Před 19 dny

    Halifax has jumped. Most people make HALF of what they pay in Alberta. NS has higher income tax rates and also pay provincial sales tax.

  • @brandonnoel7601
    @brandonnoel7601 Před 21 dnem +20

    My dog would do a better job as PM.

    • @on2thenextthing
      @on2thenextthing Před 21 dnem +1

      With my cat as the minister of finance. Step in the right direction.

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem

      Very true, also an actual maple leaf would do a better job as PM than the human pro-capitalist con-artists leading the major parties in Canada.
      But that brings up the point Albert Einstein made: "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."
      What new thinking do we need to solve our problems of today? Ubuntu Contributionism is one. "A Viable Society" from Peter Joseph or Library Socialism from the Wrong Boys could be another. Yes, "Wrong Boys" call themselves that - probably because they know how many conservatives freak out when they hear the word 'socialism.'

  • @Generic321
    @Generic321 Před 21 dnem +17

    I live in New Brunswick and work in Alberta. I’m fairly confident Albertans don’t know the meaning of being poor.

    • @shelleyhender8537
      @shelleyhender8537 Před 21 dnem +1

      I’m originally from Newfoundland and have family spread throughout the country, including beautiful New Brunswick…some working within the province…others commute from western provinces, or via “fly in - fly out” diamond mines in the NWT.
      I completely agree with your statement…people in western provinces have NO clue what it is to be poor!
      My father is from an exceptionally rich family…yet…my mother is from a family that was so poor they couldn’t afford boots and shoes, so my grandmother would receive foot ware with holes and line them with flour sacks and other materials to try and keep her children’s feet from freezing in the often wet, cold conditions of the Maritimes!
      My maternal grandfather was such a generous, sensitive man, who grew up even worse in an outport community, so he started trapping, snaring, and fishing at 6 years old. His commendable selflessness prevented his exceptionally large family from starvation! His father died when he was quite young, so it forced enormous challenges on him and his family. Because he didn’t want his siblings to be sent to orphanages on the man island, he would pick berries, grow a garden, fish, and forage for his family…which meant his younger siblings could attend school until grade 6. As he got older, he began chopping wood to sell, as wood heat was the method of heating homes in his community. This provided an extremely small margin of extra funds, so he could plant a much larger organic garden, and provide an tiny sliver of extra time to devote to catching extra fish, wild game, etc…allowing him to share and donate extra produce from his garden, as well as, any extra fish, wild game, and other food stuffs to even poorer and more desperate families. Sadly, these weren’t exceptional times…as you undoubtedly know from our shared maritime heritage…this was an ongoing struggle, which continues to this very day! Fortunately, we aren’t as destitute as previous generations…yet…we still have to work exceptionally hard not just to provide for ourselves, but for our extended family, and assist or donate to others within our communities.
      I won’t even begin to explain the desperate situation of the health care system, as this is a whole other loaded issue, which needed to be addressed since the settling of the Maritimes. Like everything else, this issue has been neglected throughout our histories!
      Like our Maritime provinces, Indigenous peoples endure similar challenges…but… it’s even more complex and difficult for communities in our glorious North than southern counterparts. Many communities within our North do not have have the basics…clean drinking water, infrastructure, and homes. Though our southern Indigenous communities struggle with these issues, it’s more prevalent and extreme in the North. Then there is the unbelievable challenge of providing fresh produce. To say it’s expensive and difficult to transport food to our northern communities is not just an understatement! It’s one…if not…the most complicated, price inhibiting issue facing our northern communities! That being said, there are individuals and companies donating their time, efforts, and resources to help alleviate this historical problem. One such effort, and ongoing successful project, is the construction of greenhouses and gardens. Education of the general population, along with schools, in combination with the provision of resources and materials for these communities have been overwhelmingly welcomed and successful! To witness toddlers, teenagers, and elders all engaging in such a project, with incredible enthusiasm is encouraging. Yet, it is even more so for the members within these communities. Those who introduced such programs initially began on a small scale, but it soon grew to a much larger interest, involvement, and investment by both the community and those wanting to help relieve and solve the desperate, prohibitive food prices and shortages in the North. Along with growing their own food, the community is discovering many technologies, and embracing them, without incurring negative cultural losses and impacts. This is also leading to crossover usages, such as using solar and other renewable sources of energy to heat the greenhouses throughout the freezing months, and provide a light source for the plants…but…it is also transferring and implementing these passive, renewable sources of energy into daily living throughout the year…such as introducing lighting, heating, and comforts into their personal dwellings, cabins, and snow shelters, to name a few. It benefits ALL Canadians, when we support and share such technologies, ingenious methods, and resources!
      Like many Canadians, I am an optimist, who is always hopeful and delighted when discovering a community that has found various, and sometimes ingenious methods to address complex issues, all while thriving via hard work, investment in our communities, working diligently, and encouraging outside investment, so our future looks brighter for all! As Canadians, we need to support and help one another, whenever the need arises!
      Cheers!🇨🇦

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem +3

      I'm fairly confident you know nothing about Alberta and what it's like to be poor here.

    • @lynb1022
      @lynb1022 Před 21 dnem +3

      119,000 people living well under the poverty line in Alberta, and that number only includes people receiving Income Support or AISH - there are thousands more who aren't even counted because you can't get income support if you're homeless, nevermind thousands of low-income seniors on pensions.

  • @craigirvine870
    @craigirvine870 Před 21 dnem

    You mean when Ottawa shut down Alberta’s main resource their finances were affected? Wierd

  • @johnhall5660
    @johnhall5660 Před 20 dny

    I am sorry but even the politicians that I support have not said this out loud when you raise the cost of things by adding tax. You actually raise the cost of things. This is not rocket science

  • @jonesygw
    @jonesygw Před 22 dny +10

    Still the best place in Canada to live. Danielle has us going in the right direction, and the sooner we have a Federal election, the sooner we can start fixing Trudy's disasterous policies!

    • @mickeyandres2651
      @mickeyandres2651 Před 22 dny +3

      Exactly…..

    • @zepher664
      @zepher664 Před 22 dny +4

      If you are a bigot, sure.

    • @mickeyandres2651
      @mickeyandres2651 Před 22 dny +5

      @@zepher664 ,
      Hahaha!
      The sandbox is all yours…..

    • @centuryhousegames733
      @centuryhousegames733 Před 22 dny +1

      Amen

    • @lmtada
      @lmtada Před 22 dny

      She is a very good leader. Clear, punctual, can answer question. Calls out lying liberals and her arguments backed up with the Supreme Court. Those idiots that downplay Ms. Smith are exactly idiots.

  • @user-lb8bg6kj9m
    @user-lb8bg6kj9m Před 22 dny +3

    Central banking and fiat currency impoverishes the working class turning it into the working poor.
    Unless and until most people understand this, they will continue to work harder yet get poorer and more enslaved.

    • @zepher664
      @zepher664 Před 22 dny

      Wow, talk about having no understanding of the concept of money.

  • @angel-astanfield7939
    @angel-astanfield7939 Před 21 dnem

    The problem is not just government, it is also corporate. Big business is still getting record profits. The pandemic has subsided, but they’ve kept prices up even after everything went back to normal. Until the government remove human rights from corporations, which they gave to them in the 80’s when this BS started, we will always be this way. Ever wonder why there was a huge economical boom in the 80’s and it’s been downhill even since?

    • @user-xn3sz3pl9n
      @user-xn3sz3pl9n Před 8 dny

      You have to be a leftist which explains why you don't grasp why corporations are viewed as individuals and it's because of legalities, uou cannot sue hunfredof people in the same lawsuit it wouldn't work.
      And a company can have record profits without it being the best earnings year if the company.
      It's called inflation xnc how it eats away the profits.
      If inflation is 13% and you get a 10% raise which makes that year the greatest earnings year o f your life it doesn't mean you are having the best year of individual profits because you are actually losing 3% to inflation which would mean you are having a worse year than the one wear you hot s 5% raise but inflation was at 3%..
      As for the 80s America is the tail that wags the dog economically I the world especially in Canada and uou will hate this but once Reagan got interest rates under control which git inflation under control his tax cuts are what were the cause of the economic boom.
      If you could be objective about it sbd just look at the numbers you would see that Trumps tax cuts made all Americans more money and a big reason was because his policies kept inflation under 1.5%.
      But you will refuse to believe it.

  • @petert1692
    @petert1692 Před 20 dny +1

    So those ads telling people to move to Alberta for opportunities is a blatant lie. Typical Cons BS.

    • @jody-ne7xs
      @jody-ne7xs Před 20 dny

      Nah we just don't pay lib tards like U. CRY NOW!

  • @rishi505
    @rishi505 Před 22 dny +3

    Justin T NEED TO Resign

  • @AussieBodybuilder
    @AussieBodybuilder Před 21 dnem +11

    Diversity makes things more miserable

    • @geofflepper3207
      @geofflepper3207 Před 21 dnem +2

      Ah yes.
      The wonderful old days of Communist Eastern Europe when people went into stores and had no choice of different brands and utilitarian housing all looked the same and when in public everyone had to say the same things and pretend to all think the same way.
      No horrible diversity there.

    • @dennisheyes4561
      @dennisheyes4561 Před 21 dnem +1

      Indigenous people: 😑

    • @bobmcrae5751
      @bobmcrae5751 Před 21 dnem

      I guess bigotry makes people like you happy.

    • @squatch545
      @squatch545 Před 21 dnem

      Danielle Smith is a diversity hire (i.e. autism).

    • @coolioso808
      @coolioso808 Před 21 dnem

      Capitalism makes things more miserable. Don't believe me? Check yourself. Look at The New Human Rights Movement by Peter Joseph or the academic economists like Richard Wolff, Jason Hickel and Tim Jackson.

  • @Germany._.Kit77
    @Germany._.Kit77 Před 22 dny +2

    So all provinces sto co 2 tax😢

  • @lynnewilliams542
    @lynnewilliams542 Před 21 dnem +1

    WOW. Just a few years ago, people moved to Edmonton because housing was so much cheaper. They got a 3 bedroom townhouse for under $200,000 in a decent neighbourhood.

    • @lynb1022
      @lynb1022 Před 21 dnem

      Inner-city sh!tholes deliberately allowed to degrade by their slumlord-owners are now $400K. They're salivating over the new wave prospects.

    • @brianlagace57
      @brianlagace57 Před 19 dny

      Before Trudeau in BC my townhouse cost 260,000 today it is assessed at 850,000 Trudeau caused this problem.mass immigration with a housing shortage has driven the price up on everything. Supply and demand and uncontrolled spending and printing money drive the dollar down

    • @lynb1022
      @lynb1022 Před 19 dny

      @@brianlagace57 artificial property-inflation started with Mulroney.

  • @mickeyandres2651
    @mickeyandres2651 Před 22 dny +12

    The entire nation has suffered under Trudeau……
    It’s not just Alberta that has to recover…..

    • @user-ng4fp1xz7k
      @user-ng4fp1xz7k Před 22 dny +6

      grow a brain

    • @lmtada
      @lmtada Před 22 dny +1

      Exactly liberal carbon tax increases price on everything. Liberals trying shut down alberta oil/gas industry, which contributes 12% of Canada GDP. Crazy stuff these liberal are up to. No country in this world tries to shut down its number one industry. Crazy.

    • @Xstr3ngthz
      @Xstr3ngthz Před 22 dny +2

      More like the entire world. It’s not just Trudeau, people in the states are blaming Biden for their issues when it’s a worldwide thing 😂

    • @kazkazimierz1742
      @kazkazimierz1742 Před 21 dnem +2

      We will suffer a lot more if Pierre becomes PM

    • @Xstr3ngthz
      @Xstr3ngthz Před 21 dnem

      @@kazkazimierz1742 It dosen't matter whos PM all corrupt puppets

  • @kazkazimierz1742
    @kazkazimierz1742 Před 21 dnem +3

    I am doing fine.

  • @doc2help
    @doc2help Před 21 dnem +1

    Thanks Justin!

  • @barretmarshall
    @barretmarshall Před 17 dny +1

    I blame the current ucp government. Life was good under the ndp they were building schools and hospitals and life was good. I can only blame the ucp government. They have let Alberta fall. Alberta used to be the powerhouse of Canada now we aren’t. Whose fault is it?

  • @Gago_ka143
    @Gago_ka143 Před 22 dny +4

    Trudeau’s work

    • @bradcanning875
      @bradcanning875 Před 21 dnem +3

      Except it's Smith who runs Alberta. Nice try though.

    • @pixiemadness7139
      @pixiemadness7139 Před 21 dnem +2

      Nope. This is the doing of the ucp party.