Why is anti-immigration sentiment on the rise in Canada?

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024

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  • @laurenell1112
    @laurenell1112 Před měsícem +8935

    This does not only apply to Canada, this applies to the entire west.

    • @Western_Decline
      @Western_Decline Před měsícem

      perhaps, the West should stop bombing countries and creating refugees.

    • @WhyWhyWhy-ms3we
      @WhyWhyWhy-ms3we Před měsícem +309

      Exactly. And then they impose their way of life

    • @jumalikorik
      @jumalikorik Před měsícem +33

      I hope so

    • @lifeinpodunkville543
      @lifeinpodunkville543 Před měsícem +260

      Have you seen what's going on in England, Ireland & Sweeden? THAT'S what is coming.
      I'm not referring to the current attack on the dance school. I'm referring to the general conditions.

    • @Mech-730
      @Mech-730 Před měsícem

      I hope you know an research that the small hats are behind this. Read their scriptural books.

  • @consciouslobster9310
    @consciouslobster9310 Před měsícem +12020

    Its not racist to want your fellow citizens to be able to survive.

    • @Rohityourface
      @Rohityourface Před měsícem +458

      No one is saying its racist to say that. But some of yall do say nasty comments. Some of us have been in Canada longer than yall even if your born here. So yall need to have some respect becuz most immigrants rn are anti immigrant too but we aint being rude about it.

    • @alanibarra4685
      @alanibarra4685 Před měsícem +412

      That’s what the Native Americans said….😢🇺🇸

    • @debbiewbd2359
      @debbiewbd2359 Před měsícem +368

      ​@@Rohityourface my family has been in Canada since before Canada was Canada and I don't care what others say about me because no matter what we say, we are called racists and that's why so many of us have been afraid to say anything for years and yet look what our silence has gotten us - a country where people can't afford to live and where teens can't get jobs because East Indians have taken all of the jobs. We can't afford to buy a house and for that matter we can't afford to buy food.
      Oh and by the way Canadians don't use the phrase yall
      This is not the Canada that I grew up in !!!!!!!!!! It's a Disgrace !!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @jeffspicolli593
      @jeffspicolli593 Před měsícem +311

      It's also not racist to want to preserve Canada's culture.

    • @thegreatnormad3424
      @thegreatnormad3424 Před měsícem +31

      💯 percent

  • @JacobVoronovPRT
    @JacobVoronovPRT Před měsícem +3314

    Someone is getting very rich while lying both to Canadian Citizens and Immigrants

    • @canadianbrotv1303
      @canadianbrotv1303 Před měsícem +107

      Yes Government employees at the top

    • @2centsand6senses
      @2centsand6senses Před 29 dny +74

      "Justine" Trudeau & "Dogmeet" Singh Watch just ONE parliament session

    • @ksnjos001
      @ksnjos001 Před 29 dny

      @@j.pappas9083 Like in Australia property prices will always go up because 90% of their population has put their money on property... It's a scam!

    • @EmilyBieman
      @EmilyBieman Před 29 dny +122

      It’s about investment houses. All politicians have multiple investment houses so the more immigrants that come into the country the more those housing prices are going to go up. That’s what it’s about - pure greed.

    • @huhujojo1968
      @huhujojo1968 Před 29 dny

      @@j.pappas9083 Almost all politicians are slum lords .and they are also shareholders in corporations like Uber who need cheap labor

  • @lee_banks
    @lee_banks Před 18 dny +961

    Do you invite 100 people to dinner at your house if you have room and food for 6? Just logic.

    • @blessing3958
      @blessing3958 Před 14 dny +41

      With all the resources that was stolen form the other homes to make the dinner, you better have enough food; And especially considering the home in which the dinner is being hosted at doesn't belong to the hosts.

    • @aubreyplazasuncle
      @aubreyplazasuncle Před 13 dny +20

      @@blessing3958Be careful, people who think like the original comment don’t have basic common sense or knowledge of history and how it impacts the present

    • @evertonporter7887
      @evertonporter7887 Před 13 dny +20

      At some point, you have to close the door and put the CLOSED sign on!

    • @King_SPL
      @King_SPL Před 13 dny +5

      that’s racist apparently

    • @Muhammad-sx7wr
      @Muhammad-sx7wr Před 13 dny +11

      The real question is, why are we scraping by while billionaires enjoy the fruits of our labor with golden goblets and plates? Not only do they reduce our ability to negotiate by bringing in more workers, but they also take home the entire pie that we work so hard to create. We shouldn't be fighting over crumbs with migrants; instead, we should be fighting for our fair share of the pie from the billionaires.

  • @basilperdikakis7627
    @basilperdikakis7627 Před 28 dny +3493

    Remember, the people in charge of fixing this mess, are the same people that will benefit the most from doing nothing.

    • @philippepeltier142
      @philippepeltier142 Před 27 dny +98

      Globalists really, really don't care about fixing the problems of the plebs... 😂😂😂

    • @conscienceawareness
      @conscienceawareness Před 27 dny

      yes it's obvious there is a sinister agenda

    • @aboutdawntoday
      @aboutdawntoday Před 27 dny +28

      People keep blaming everything but greed and over complicating the issue.

    • @karlheinzvonkroemann2217
      @karlheinzvonkroemann2217 Před 27 dny +33

      The people that created this mess shouldn't be the ones to listen to when they say they're going to fix it.

    • @axeljairmejoradogarcia8183
      @axeljairmejoradogarcia8183 Před 27 dny +17

      ​@@aboutdawntoday lol greed can get to certain point, but if u r talking about politicians greed? You are absolutely right.

  • @6411892
    @6411892 Před 27 dny +1859

    The cost of living is way up but the standard of living is way down.

  • @gingerriviera3654
    @gingerriviera3654 Před měsícem +8249

    An immigrant student told me she was lured by the ads in India to move to Canada, they promised housing, and a job. When she got to Canada she had to room with 4 people in a 1 bedroom apt, worked the graveyard shift at Tims and couldnt get in to the classes she needed at school, she returned to India bc she said her quality of life was actually better there. Why would Canada bring immigrants to the country with lies like this?

    • @polishtheday
      @polishtheday Před měsícem +1131

      It’s the so-called immigration consultants in these countries that are doing this. They’re not licensed by the Canadian government, which the ones in Canada are (through a process that is tough and expensive). There’s nothing Canada can do because this is happening outside the country.
      Most Canadians are ignorant on how the immigration system works. How can we expect those who don’t live here to be well-informed?
      BTW - The details are all on the IRCC website.

    • @mochtegerndane7097
      @mochtegerndane7097 Před měsícem

      @@polishtheday You can just look around at youtube for a few minutes and you will see hundreds and hundreds of posts from hucksters in Pakistan, India or some Arab state, promising to get the scammed into Europe, the US or Canada....

    • @santostv.
      @santostv. Před měsícem +345

      Its often their own countrymen, in my country the are traff1ckers and keep a part of their salaries and open a store and have dozens or more of employees in the payroll to get approval from immigration because here you just need to have a job to get residency , at least it’s what’s happening in my country since ~2020

    • @greenpilltheory6649
      @greenpilltheory6649 Před měsícem +271

      For money,
      Always for money.

    • @beautanner8409
      @beautanner8409 Před měsícem

      @@PiratePrentice04 I get scam phone calls all the time by people who aren't Indian. They're in Mandarin.

  • @abilityup6734
    @abilityup6734 Před 7 dny +80

    When even immigrants agree that there are too many, you know something's very wrong

  • @kuruptzZz
    @kuruptzZz Před měsícem +1742

    Let's see...inflation, rising unemployment, a house costs $1 million+, rent is $2K, our infrastructure and healthcare system are overwhelmed...it's not rocket science

    • @onlyhereformoney175
      @onlyhereformoney175 Před 28 dny +81

      capitalism is the problem not poor people from poor nations, the US, canada, and europe has the space to house anyone, but our governments care more about militarism and profits.

    • @TheCoalBox
      @TheCoalBox Před 28 dny

      @@onlyhereformoney175 This isn't capitalism, and our governments print and control the money and its value/buying power. It's intentional

    • @kysotope
      @kysotope Před 28 dny +1

      All of these are literally all happening because of usury. The more we partake in this system, the more these types of problems will persist.

    • @SquidMissile1
      @SquidMissile1 Před 28 dny

      @@onlyhereformoney175 What do you mean we have the space to house anyone? We literally do not have enough homes, that is the problem... Also why should we try to house the entire world? Are you willing to give up your home to refugees?

    • @AninoAngPangalan
      @AninoAngPangalan Před 28 dny

      @@onlyhereformoney175 capitalism?? yes blame Justin Trudeau, he is a capitalist. Blame the Canadian government for bringing more people, even though there isn't enough homes and infrastructure.

  • @juliandavies9591
    @juliandavies9591 Před měsícem +2454

    I can never take anybody seriously when they deny that housing problems and infrastructure problem are not linked to population growth.

    • @Brained05
      @Brained05 Před 29 dny +77

      You might want to rethink that, the facts don't support your position. Canada has had a growing population for its entire existence, and often as a much higher rate than we do now. Yet we have always been able to keep up with housing and infrastructure in the past.

    • @bodigames
      @bodigames Před 29 dny +1

      @@Brained05and guess what Canada did not have in the past??? THE GREEN DEAL!!!
      The left wing agenda blocks building of new houses because of nature……
      You can’t support both nature and immigrants.
      Either you support immigrants and allow houses to be build or you support nature and don’t allow houses to be build and keep immigrants out.

    • @dolozambra2242
      @dolozambra2242 Před 29 dny +183

      @@Brained05 You might say what you want; but one country's housing, with a growing population or not, is never going to be enough for the whole world to invade it! That's what is happening right now, not only to Canada, but to the US as well!

    • @Brained05
      @Brained05 Před 29 dny +27

      @@dolozambra2242 That is not what is happening, Canada has limits on how many immigrants it will accept each year. There was a problem with the rapid growth in the numbers of foreign students due to lax provincial regulations on secondary schools, but that has also been addressed. The federal government put a limit on the number of visas it would issue, something Canada has never done before, and the provincial governments are finally getting around to doing something to regulate the schools.

    • @song-mincho7297
      @song-mincho7297 Před 29 dny +135

      it is simple math: if you bring in a million people and are only putting 200k new housing to the market yearly, then there is a severe deficit in housing in the making which will get progressively worse. How many households have five people or above?

  • @atoolofmytrade
    @atoolofmytrade Před měsícem +1978

    If Canada is complaining,then,there is a problem

    • @Texas_Is_Cheapest_State
      @Texas_Is_Cheapest_State Před 28 dny +46

      this is about india and african... too much crime

    • @Texas_Is_Cheapest_State
      @Texas_Is_Cheapest_State Před 28 dny +25

      just look at NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY STATION!

    • @thereckon3592
      @thereckon3592 Před 28 dny +36

      @@Texas_Is_Cheapest_State Have you tried to look at the data about Indian demographic in USA?

    • @MisterPerson-fk1tx
      @MisterPerson-fk1tx Před 28 dny +9

      It's worse. As a Canadian I'm looking at the Geneva checklist, there's gotta be something creative we can get added... after we do it.

    • @tudvalstone
      @tudvalstone Před 28 dny

      @@Texas_Is_Cheapest_State But they are bringing more Indians to hire as security guards, so it evens out. Frankly, the area I live in in Toronto is A OK, I just hear of problems somewhere else, but you can't believe everything in the media (or even anything at all).

  • @m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m
    @m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m_m Před 2 dny +9

    Poverty, crimes, rent, food, entertainment, education, taxes, fuel, size of government... EVERYTHING skyrocketed. Except salaries.

  • @alaia-awakened
    @alaia-awakened Před 27 dny +908

    If you're honestly wondering why this is happening, you've been keeping your eyes shut very firmly for the last 20 years.

    • @stephenmason5682
      @stephenmason5682 Před 26 dny +52

      Some of us warned against this 40+ years ago! We are always ignored!

    • @Sir_wood_I
      @Sir_wood_I Před 26 dny +14

      80 years*

    • @Gos1234567
      @Gos1234567 Před 26 dny +26

      @@stephenmason5682 Enoch Powell predicted "rivers of blood" in England in the 60s! Look at what has happened there recently

    • @user-qs4oe2vw4l
      @user-qs4oe2vw4l Před 26 dny +8

      So we did with Algerians

    • @AnAn-yn7yd
      @AnAn-yn7yd Před 26 dny

      What is wrong with most Canadian millionaires being immigrants? How is this a threat?

  • @brentwoodhornclub4092
    @brentwoodhornclub4092 Před měsícem +2103

    No, not anti-immigration, anti-mass-uncontrolled-unvetted-immigration. Stop spinning the story and try representing the truth for once.

    • @MarvelGirl100
      @MarvelGirl100 Před 29 dny +41

      THANK YOU. MOST CANADIANS DO NOT LIKE TO WORK AND THE AGING POPULATION IS ANOTHER HIT TO SERVICE INDUSTRY WITH THEIR EXPECTATIONS. THEY NEED TO BETTER EXPLAIN THIS STORY BETTER.
      AUG 10 2024.

    • @77dris
      @77dris Před 29 dny +104

      Follow what countries like Hungary. Reduce immigration NOW by 90%... and start giving incentives to families to increase population internally. In Hungary, they don't scare the populace by repeating that "kids are bad for the environment and your life" as the government and media in the west do. Also families with 4+ kids pay NO INCOME TAX. Now THAT is real progressivism.

    • @Melkorleo103
      @Melkorleo103 Před 29 dny +63

      it's the Guardian man. Don't expect anything true or valid.

    • @Direkin
      @Direkin Před 29 dny

      It's British Pravda; they're not capable of factual and truthful reporting.

    • @1966Publio
      @1966Publio Před 29 dny +36

      @@77dris The Hungarian example is the example to follow. Canada must remain a culturally Western and ethnically white country.

  • @80skid4ever8
    @80skid4ever8 Před měsícem +2846

    Its not a Canada problem. Its a world wide problem.

    • @stevekowlessar7425
      @stevekowlessar7425 Před měsícem +26

      You right

    • @ExNihilo634
      @ExNihilo634 Před měsícem +110

      Yup, same in the UK, Spain, Portugal, etc
      Not sure why Canada think they are the only struggling economy right now.
      Let’s stop blaming each other and focus on the greedy politicians who should be putting all of their energy into building more housing and tackling drug addiction.

    • @maxweinbach3996
      @maxweinbach3996 Před měsícem

      uh, what?

    • @qaipak1
      @qaipak1 Před měsícem +21

      Well maybe natives in these countries should try and get skilled jobs. UK, Canda, all over Europe the doctors, engineers, nurses, IT workers are never the locals. They're too lazy

    • @jujutrini8412
      @jujutrini8412 Před měsícem +43

      @@qaipak1 They can’t afford the education and the low wages. It’s not laziness. It is the fault of the rich!

  • @pandakodiak3529
    @pandakodiak3529 Před 3 dny +6

    Honestly this is a worldwide problem affecting not only first world countries but also growing economies, Im Mexican and a big wave of first world immigrants to my country have raised the prices in housing, food, etc, a lot of us has been forced to move to find more affordable prices, since previous rents doubled or in some cases got triplicated.
    And I know they are moving because the situation in their own countries have gone so hard that everyone is looking for a better chance, the world governments needs to do something because life is getting hard for EVERYONE.

  • @cesardejeronimo8184
    @cesardejeronimo8184 Před 28 dny +2085

    If being racist means asking for affordable housing, competitive wages, and safe neighborhoods, then by all means call me racist. This is affecting the entire Western Society.

    • @locklear308
      @locklear308 Před 28 dny +40

      Honestly, I think at this point folks who classically didn't get "the nicest lands" are finally just fed up and want to take it all over.

    • @blazzerthenid6792
      @blazzerthenid6792 Před 28 dny +89

      Add me to the list. Sadly in todays canada telling the truth is an offence.

    • @user-lk8ux2pe1v
      @user-lk8ux2pe1v Před 28 dny

      Dictatorship. ​@@blazzerthenid6792

    • @mervinprone
      @mervinprone Před 28 dny +71

      I’ve been called that a hundred times. I couldn’t care less. If you complain, they call you names. It’s a form of intellectual terrorism. Don’t be intimidated by the angry bullies!

    • @kommisar.
      @kommisar. Před 28 dny +10

      @@blazzerthenid6792 It's also a crime and will become one even more so.

  • @matt4887
    @matt4887 Před 29 dny +875

    Don't trust anyone arguing for immigration without addressing common sense concerns about it

    • @typetwo
      @typetwo Před 28 dny +56

      If they can't acknowledge 'down-sides' its a bad faith discussion you are having.

    • @truthwillout2371
      @truthwillout2371 Před 28 dny +7

      Exactly.

    • @goosey235
      @goosey235 Před 28 dny +16

      Not only that, they will villify you for even suggesting there could be another side to it

    • @skyecloud968
      @skyecloud968 Před 28 dny +4

      So then I shouldn't trust you either since your family were once immigrants too unless you are one a native Canadian like the first nation people haha. Thanks, will not be trusting you then.

    • @typetwo
      @typetwo Před 28 dny +22

      @@skyecloud968 Congratulations, you won 'dumb comment of the day'.

  • @oldchicken2
    @oldchicken2 Před měsícem +2974

    Imagine an elevator that can hold 15 people. Now imagine adding 50 more people into that elevator and branding anyone who complains a a racist. That’s what Canadian immigration discourse has been for the past 20 years.

    • @Chiater
      @Chiater Před měsícem +141

      A more apt description: Imagine an elevator that can hold 50 people, but then the sizes goes down to 45, 40, 35, 30... down to 15 over the years because of government spending cuts... but the number of people using the elevator is the same or more.

    • @butwhytharum
      @butwhytharum Před měsícem +28

      @@Chiater how about the double whammy the gov cuts piled on with more people.

    • @morningglorify
      @morningglorify Před měsícem +15

      💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

    • @King_SPL
      @King_SPL Před měsícem +22

      perfect analogy

    • @TelosBudo
      @TelosBudo Před měsícem +7

      💯

  • @esparda07
    @esparda07 Před 14 dny +33

    "In one of the wealthiest countries in the world, 25% of Canadians live in poverty."
    If that doesn't tell you the whole story, I don't know what will.
    PS. The shots are great.

    • @parkerbohnn
      @parkerbohnn Před 2 dny

      40 percent pay no taxes. Soon it will be the rich and the poor then just the poor will be left in Canada and all the rich people will have left the country.

  • @Pixelheist
    @Pixelheist Před 28 dny +1772

    Get ready to be labeled 'far right'

    • @noelinx
      @noelinx Před 28 dny +168

      Being called "far right" is a royal tier compliment.

    • @oilersridersbluejays
      @oilersridersbluejays Před 28 dny +99

      I’m right wing and I don’t care. I’m neither a racist nor a xenophobe. I care about facts, and the facts are that we do not have neither the economy, job market, nor housing to bring in more people. Our own people are having hard times financially, that is not the time to bring in newcomers. A lot of the ones we have should be deported because we simply can’t handle in influx.

    • @israbouich271
      @israbouich271 Před 28 dny +10

      @@oilersridersbluejays yeah that’s what the natives think of you 😂

    • @wtfserpico
      @wtfserpico Před 27 dny +20

      @@israbouich271 What natives would those be?

    • @leainokuchi9650
      @leainokuchi9650 Před 27 dny +8

      Far right- CODE for NOT doing the Thorazine shuffle.

  • @johnmackinnon1026
    @johnmackinnon1026 Před 27 dny +574

    How are we anti-immigration, when all were saying is there's way too many newcomers than the system can support,..we all pay for this..

    • @rlstar-o2b
      @rlstar-o2b Před 25 dny +30

      That is a fair opinion. And one that I also agree with.
      The problem is others take this opinion further to racist and xenophobic levels. Generalizing and blaming entire groups of people for Canada's problems. Frankly, those opinions are UN-CANADIAN. As a proud Canadian and person of colour, whose family has been here for over four generations - I'm concerned that my loved ones will face discrimination when this our home.

    • @johnmackinnon1026
      @johnmackinnon1026 Před 25 dny +7

      @@rlstar-o2b Yes,..I'd have to say, in anger or misunderstanding or any manner of things, people will and do blame those that aren't responsible, yet still, you must admit, looking at the situation squarely and fairly,..that bring too many people, no matter who or where they come from,for a small system,hurts us all,..and, the dollars still need to be paid. Is it fair to bring someone who travelled half way across the planet,just to live on a street on in a corner,...that's not my Canada,...

    • @isawintermaxe9937
      @isawintermaxe9937 Před 25 dny

      then change the system!

    • @johnmackinnon1026
      @johnmackinnon1026 Před 25 dny +1

      @@isawintermaxe9937 That's not an answer, any system has to be paid for, how does that happen,..The whole point as to why Canada has been a superior society for our history is we do what works, no flailing around,cry,whine, and change systems,..we work on it, that's being Canadian, join us, you'll love it too.

    • @ProfessionalCleancutguy
      @ProfessionalCleancutguy Před 25 dny +5

      Fair opinion but if you listen to the last guy who was interviewed, he mentioned that the government has not done enough to keep the infrastructure in top shape. Canada doesn't spend enough on infrastructure. They are always tight on budget and looking for ways to tax people more. They saw the health worker crisis and there is still no solution. Even without the recent immigrants, doctors were not adequate.
      Recently, they started shipping funds to war-torn countries.
      Yes, cut back on immigration and improve the quality of immigrants but also spend on capital projects and stop relying on infrastructure from the 80s and early 90s. I work with the CRA and the amount of taxes recovered every year by collections agents is in billions. The ones who pay their taxes without being chased around are even more so you can imagine how much is generated in taxes. Where is all of it going?

  • @123string4
    @123string4 Před měsícem +875

    Something I don't think is talked about enough is that a majority of MPs have a large portion of their net worth tied up in real estate so they have a financial incentive to keep cost of living high. Also 54% of conservative MPs, 36% of Liberal MPs, and 16% of NDP MPs are landlords! How can we trust these politicians to tackle the cost of living crisis when they themselves benefit from it?!

    • @laars0001
      @laars0001 Před měsícem

      Trudeau created the problem and made it expensive for everyone to not take oportunities🫤

    • @kadinelindsayart
      @kadinelindsayart Před měsícem +65

      Exactly, not one is talking about that, because immigrants didn’t build condos. The government did that

    • @TheXiconhoca
      @TheXiconhoca Před měsícem +11

      Finally Someone says it!!

    • @EuroGuy85
      @EuroGuy85 Před měsícem +13

      @@kadinelindsayart I don't know if you have walked into a condo construction site, most of the workers are literally immigrants.

    • @Wakkks
      @Wakkks Před měsícem +20

      @@EuroGuy85false. Mostly Whites from rural areas at least in Qc it is. Im an arab structural engineer. Just recently i started seeing a % of immigrants doing blue collar work. Most immigrants find that kind of work demeaning

  • @roxannesmith4519
    @roxannesmith4519 Před 19 dny +105

    Australia didn’t have enough houses for the citizens already living here. Then the government let a record number of immigrants in last year. I wonder who is benefitting from this situation?

    • @waheeb_m
      @waheeb_m Před 15 dny +14

      Im not a conspiravy theorist, but it genuinely looks all interconnected in the world. We all have the same issues in our countries

    • @ReussirSonProjetEtudesAuCanada
      @ReussirSonProjetEtudesAuCanada Před 15 dny +2

      The same government

    • @yangionet8116
      @yangionet8116 Před 15 dny

      @@waheeb_myou should become one

    • @Ran9539
      @Ran9539 Před 14 dny

      Australia.because Aussies are benefiting from weapon sales which is used to create conflict in other parts of the world.Then comes the refugees.
      Your jobs are supported by military industrial complex

    • @coolcatdozzit6482
      @coolcatdozzit6482 Před 5 dny +3

      Developers of condos and absentee landlords who are sitting overseas, ( i..e China) are the main beneficiaries. Here in Canada the fed govt abolished in 1984 a federal subsidy given to developers to build many affordable regular and social housing units in major cities. On average around 400000 to 500000 immigrants settle into Canada annually, so with this massive influx and the existing shortages which are worsened by the free reign given to developers to build much less and squeeze for rents more and lack of government intervention, it is no surprise vast majority here are struggling badly. How is it in Sydney or Melbourne ? I would think Australia is not much better.

  • @danhammond3398
    @danhammond3398 Před 28 dny +883

    Unfettered immigration is what we didn’t agree to

    • @majinraptor
      @majinraptor Před 27 dny

      Why blame immigrants. Your governments asked these people to come. Gladly took their money. Which is helped prevent a massive recession.
      Life is tough for everyone. Immigrants included. The government lied to everyone.

    • @gav240z
      @gav240z Před 27 dny +23

      Same problem in Australia.

    • @firstdefense3789
      @firstdefense3789 Před 27 dny +20

      @danhammond3398 Neither did we in the USA!!!

    • @Imbalanxd
      @Imbalanxd Před 27 dny

      Unfettered immigration is why you are where you are.

    • @leinad2934
      @leinad2934 Před 27 dny +23

      And why is this happening? Capitalism. I don't see any of you "anti-unfettered immigration" people protesting the flawed, unsustainable, rugged capitalist system of the Western countries, which is clearly the root of almost every major issue we're facing today. Instead all I hear from you is "immigrants" and "foreigners" which we all know what you mean by that.

  • @nightingale2424
    @nightingale2424 Před měsícem +755

    This is a great example of just how the weathly class is completely out of touch with reality.

    • @travishillsthedarkangelbun504
      @travishillsthedarkangelbun504 Před 29 dny

      No they know what they are doing.
      It's all planned in the name of Agenda 2030 WEF

    • @AuntieMamies
      @AuntieMamies Před 29 dny

      All of these problems stem from the wealthy elite. Who instead of using their money to fund housing projects just decide to dismantle western democracy. They're psychopaths

    • @alainportant6412
      @alainportant6412 Před 29 dny +10

      more like the boomers

    • @Nanw23
      @Nanw23 Před 29 dny +13

      They just consider money and nothing else.

    • @urbanpalmtree
      @urbanpalmtree Před 29 dny

      The systems in place don't actually identify the wealthy directly after 2029

  • @Insomniac_tv
    @Insomniac_tv Před měsícem +1168

    You know it's bad when immigrants agree with our mindset

    • @mikechadid2568
      @mikechadid2568 Před měsícem +86

      Oh its bad. Immigrant here. As soon as I can I’m gonna look to move somewhere else. I feel most immigrants should. I hate to say it but I feel like my presence in this country is making it worse.

    • @Balqis-ti1uf
      @Balqis-ti1uf Před měsícem

      Yes I’m an immigrant and we see what’s happening it’s all by design i don’t know what the government is planning but I have a bad feeling , this all because of Israelis

    • @hamedhosseini4938
      @hamedhosseini4938 Před měsícem +18

      Nah don't take immigrants word for it. It's always been like that they come in but don't expect their kind to do the same. Hypocricy at its finest

    • @perfectmazda3538
      @perfectmazda3538 Před měsícem +111

      aren't white canadians also immigrants ? since the true natives are indian americans ? so you white canadianshave the same mindset as indian americans that lived there before and now new immigrants have also the same mindset... mindblow

    • @2200Stinger
      @2200Stinger Před měsícem +4

      You know it’s bad when there are enough for that to be possible.

  • @oim8254
    @oim8254 Před 2 dny +5

    Instead of important a bajillion of Indians into Canada, why don't Canada just annex India instead?
    No need for Indians to fly to North America to become Canadians when they can become Canadians in Canada-annexed India.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před dnem +1

      Not all of India. Could Canada just annex Punjab province? But then the Canadian army would be stuck fighting Pakistan in perpetuity, right?

    • @oim8254
      @oim8254 Před dnem

      @@AnAn___ I mean, Canada loves Indians. I'm very certain Canada is perfectly willing to fight the Pakistanis on behalf of their beloved Indians.

  • @jimhalpert0
    @jimhalpert0 Před měsícem +2432

    As a son of an immigrant, immigration is not the issue. Quality immigration is. These days all Canada is bringing in are students that make college and university owners rich and keeps businesses like Tim Horton's running with low spending. While the big corporations get rich, every Canadian is being hurt.

    • @Sleepwalker507
      @Sleepwalker507 Před měsícem +59

      you must be indian

    • @raredreamfootage
      @raredreamfootage Před měsícem +138

      I am also a son of an immigrant and I have no issues with labelling immigration as being the issue. We have limited space and resources, so it makes sense. We're not saying that the concept of immigration is wrong, but just that there is a time and a place. We need to built up the infrastructure first before increasing the number of immigration again.

    • @FOH45
      @FOH45 Před měsícem +31

      ​@@contribution741lol, there's a shortage of doctors everywhere because its ridiculously expensive to build one, u think most of the immigrants coming in are doctors? 🤣

    • @jimhalpert0
      @jimhalpert0 Před měsícem +57

      @@contribution741 immigration currently needs to paused indefinitely. Not like forever as immigration has played a huge part in the growth of Canada, but right now it's leading to destruction

    • @jimhalpert0
      @jimhalpert0 Před měsícem +57

      @@Sleepwalker507 idk why this was even said but no, I'm not Indian. I may be brown but my parents are not from India

  • @brecovers
    @brecovers Před měsícem +1023

    We don’t have jobs or housing or healthcare but let’s keep bringing people here to watch the country crumble

    • @maxweinbach3996
      @maxweinbach3996 Před měsícem

      Jobs are there, housing too (depending on where you look), 1/4 healthcare workers are immigrants.

    • @yucateco14
      @yucateco14 Před měsícem +9

      Canada is doomed not because of immigration but because of that horrible weather

    • @fancyfeast4610
      @fancyfeast4610 Před měsícem +26

      And then when things go sour they'll move onto the next place to decimate

    • @fubliani1882
      @fubliani1882 Před měsícem

      the Ford/Right wing govt have made policies and stopped adequately funding healthcare, education, and other essential services. That is the problem, NOT the people who move here. It's incompetency & corporate greed. Focus on those responsible, not the other working class people!

    • @schwags1969
      @schwags1969 Před měsícem +9

      @@yucateco14 I gather you have never been here, so keep it to yourself troll.

  • @walterchevez9960
    @walterchevez9960 Před 29 dny +589

    I’m an immigrant we came in 1982 , but the problem now is a lot of people here don’t want to integrate with Canadian society and want instead bring their own beliefs. Part of being an immigrant is to assimilate into the culture and not be an outsider. To me Canada is home , this is where I met my wife and my children are born. But you have to work for it because nothing is free. The key word is to become one of us , to become Canadian 🇨🇦

    • @mathieusimoneau3358
      @mathieusimoneau3358 Před 29 dny +24

      I would gladly offer to pay you a beer my friend. I hope you do feel at home.

    • @bsar11
      @bsar11 Před 29 dny +21

      I’m not for or against immigration. But which definition of immigration tells you that you have to integrate your culture? On the contrary, something you may not know living in Canada, but across the world, and even here, they tell people that they want diversity. Diversity doesn’t just mean your race.

    • @ambinintsoahasina
      @ambinintsoahasina Před 29 dny +38

      I would say it's okay to have your own belief while going to another country. I do. The point is when your own beliefs clash with the host's system. You need to acknowledge that you come here as a visitor and you need to accommodate with that.

    • @alimo3011
      @alimo3011 Před 29 dny +15

      Social Integration? 💯. However, assimilation??? Nah.
      Plus, the main issue is not assimilation. It’s the volume. And I’m saying that as an immigrant( in Germany) myself 😂.

    • @walterchevez9960
      @walterchevez9960 Před 29 dny

      @@mathieusimoneau3358 I’m at home Canada is HOME.

  • @Qaranwadani1993
    @Qaranwadani1993 Před 6 dny +22

    Their definition of "diversity" and "immigration" in Canada is bringing people from predominately one country, India.

    • @user-ke4yz4of6z
      @user-ke4yz4of6z Před 5 dny

      Chinese Ukraine Iranian Indian all given our tax dollar's for our economy down the drain.

    • @Qaranwadani1993
      @Qaranwadani1993 Před 5 dny

      When people complain about immigration in Canada, the number one group they look at are the Indians. Take a look at what happened to Brampton, Ontario, and places like Surrey.​@user-ke4yz4of6z

    • @flawless_papaya
      @flawless_papaya Před 17 hodinami

      pakistanis bro

  • @SuperEtab
    @SuperEtab Před 23 dny +745

    Immigration is out of control plain a simple. It’s not xenophobic or racist to state this. Any regular middle class Canadian can see the issues. It’s very hard to live here right now, and it’s not a single immigrants fault, it’s poor government policy and planning. Our government has failed.

    • @hippofamily3361
      @hippofamily3361 Před 14 dny +16

      Illegal immigration is out of control. The regular immigration always bring resources and skills for the host country. For economic issue, it is inflation by the government. Legal immigration if carried out properly is always beneficial to the host country.

    • @aubreyplazasuncle
      @aubreyplazasuncle Před 13 dny +6

      “Immigration is out of control, it’s not xenophobic to say this.” This is an oxymoron.

    • @SuperEtab
      @SuperEtab Před 13 dny +27

      @@aubreyplazasuncle xenophobia is the targeting of a specific group, religion or ethnicity. Immigration is out of control and it applies to every group equally. A British, French or Australian family moving here has the same negative consequence as a Chinese, Pakistani, or Indonesian family. We simply do not have the infrastructure or housing to support immigration we need at least a decade to catch up, than by all means open to door.

    • @aubreyplazasuncle
      @aubreyplazasuncle Před 13 dny

      @@SuperEtab visible minorities are overwhelmingly the target of anti immigration related hate crimes and rising far right extremism though. it would be daft and ignorant to just gloss over that fact and pretend it’s the same case regardless of what type of immigrant they are. the things you’re saying make some sense but your blame and resentment is misplaced

    • @ReviewBoard-uy5nv
      @ReviewBoard-uy5nv Před 12 dny +10

      Canada is the second largest country in the world in terms of area alone with a VERY small tax paying population. We only have 18 million taxpayers (remember the other half are children or senior citizens living on their pensions). We NEED immigrants to invest in businesses, to pay taxes, to work and do all the jobs we don’t have enough Canadians for. If we didn’t have immigrants, Canada would fall apart as our birth and death rates are low. We need to build more towns and cities or create incentives for immigrants to move to dying communities.

  • @user-hy8fw6fh2k
    @user-hy8fw6fh2k Před měsícem +2314

    As immigrants, even we want immigration to be slowed down, give some time for social services and housig to catch up.

    • @theofficialmascot
      @theofficialmascot Před měsícem +67

      Wage suppression, debt collateral and a non-homogenous populace more important to governing political and corporate bodies.

    • @valbow7047
      @valbow7047 Před měsícem +48

      It will never catch up, they hooked the suckers and now hope is gone.

    • @davidrenton
      @davidrenton Před měsícem

      it's not even that, it's cultural space, that seems to be denied to White people only

    • @CritCommanda
      @CritCommanda Před měsícem +50

      Housing and social services will never catch up after we went from a democracy to an oligarchy. These issues are allowed to propagate by the ones profiting from it. All social services are slowly going from public to private and housing has to stay limited to keep property values from ever lowering. 'Best we can do is a 5 years longer mortgage'...'here's a quarter percent lower interest rate'

    • @flightographist
      @flightographist Před měsícem +20

      Don't forget to contact your MP and MPP and express your opinion, or don't and wait until your children suffer for it.

  • @binatiwari4364
    @binatiwari4364 Před měsícem +1171

    Canada is a mess.

    • @kman5768
      @kman5768 Před měsícem

      That is because Canada is in bed with the Americans!

    • @Cwgrlup
      @Cwgrlup Před měsícem

      It’s because of immigration.

    • @hannibalb8276
      @hannibalb8276 Před měsícem +16

      The people that say this never actually live here or know anything about the country or it's metrics (which rank it higher in most meaningful categories than most other countries)

    • @pw3858
      @pw3858 Před měsícem +49

      ​@@hannibalb8276Like the massive amount of debt , homeless and inflation with constantly rising taxes.

    • @alexchimienti9872
      @alexchimienti9872 Před měsícem +6

      @@hannibalb8276 ABSOLUTLEY!!!

  • @TicklePickleLover
    @TicklePickleLover Před 18 dny +26

    Create the problem, pretend to be the solution.

  • @jackspring7709
    @jackspring7709 Před 29 dny +517

    It's not anti-immigration: its serious concern that its on a trajectory and in numbers that the country may not be able to absorb economically and demographically. That's the issue, nothing more. These are legitimate concerns. Its the same in every other Western country.

    • @linmal2242
      @linmal2242 Před 28 dny

      Fortunately we are an island. "Turn back the boats".....and we did. They stopped coming; until the Greens and Socialist get power again ! At least we are an island!

    • @Tracey-zr5do
      @Tracey-zr5do Před 28 dny +17

      Rooted people can see the masses still arriving and it is rightly vert concerning when your Country is being quite literally swamped with people from far off lands.

    • @cjc5478
      @cjc5478 Před 28 dny +7

      this is the issue one million percent !

    • @engrademafias
      @engrademafias Před 28 dny +6

      @@Tracey-zr5do Ah, the irony

    • @willienelsongonzalez4609
      @willienelsongonzalez4609 Před 28 dny

      Really? The great nation of Canada isn’t able to absorb immigrants? You guys short of space or something?

  • @KatsCorner
    @KatsCorner Před měsícem +253

    I am Not proud of my country anymore. The greed has got to stop! We don’t have housing and we do not have any medical facilities.

    • @chrystineleibel608
      @chrystineleibel608 Před 29 dny +9

      Socialism at work

    • @elenar.7780
      @elenar.7780 Před 29 dny +6

      Children are in portables in Schools some with no heating!

    • @linmal2242
      @linmal2242 Před 28 dny +3

      @@elenar.7780 Socialism at work !

    • @Tiglath-PileserXIX
      @Tiglath-PileserXIX Před 26 dny

      Medical facilities you say? Check who runs the medical facilities - they are immigrants, or their children. Check who are in the med schools. More immigrants. Canada as you know it died decades ago.

    • @crescendo42069
      @crescendo42069 Před 19 dny

      A few years ago I had watched a documentary on how they treat the old in old age homes. that was the first time I had watched something negative about Canada.

  • @chewiewookthevindicator5657
    @chewiewookthevindicator5657 Před 27 dny +389

    People always seem to be surprised about why populations turn against immigrants. Small numbers of immigrants that assimilate into your culture that don't require a lot of social services can be absorbed into the social fabric of a town, city, or country. Massive influx of foreigners don't speak your language and require years of social benefits that they don't pay in to, rapidly turn the existing population hostile. Morality has nothing to do with it. There is a reason Sun Tsu had an entire chapter in the Art of War about using refugees to overburden your enemy and destroy him afterwards.

    • @Kenin2000
      @Kenin2000 Před 27 dny

      Its the exact same thing in europe. I really think theres a greater goal behind the elites motivation to bring in more immigrants to the west.

    • @Tiglath-PileserXIX
      @Tiglath-PileserXIX Před 25 dny +21

      One or two families of immigrants in a neighborhood is generally not considered a threat. However, when you have tens of thousands of immigrants in a community it becomes a threat. The threat is converted into CONCERNS about housing, public services, and health and welfare. As if immigrants come into the neighborhood and instantly swamping the public services. That seems to be the general tenor of these comments.

    • @Sam-gy3ok
      @Sam-gy3ok Před 23 dny +12

      What social benefits do you think non-citizens get in most countries? Most immigrants work any job they can to make ends meet.

    • @MuiKaHo
      @MuiKaHo Před 23 dny +14

      @@Sam-gy3ok exactly. Because of those influx in supply, companies are allowed to pick and choose the lowest wage available. Driving EVERYONES pay down.
      While they are trying to make ends meet, they are making everyone else suffer.

    • @Tiglath-PileserXIX
      @Tiglath-PileserXIX Před 23 dny +6

      @@MuiKaHo So you are blaming newcomers for choosing to be paid less. That is an amazing piece of logic you got there. I have yet to meet anyone that chose to be paid less for their labours.

  • @navjyot342
    @navjyot342 Před 13 dny +22

    I moved to Canada in 2017 as an immigrant (international student). It literally feels like a different country now. It’s not at all racist to say the immigration numbers are way too high. It’s basic maths.

  • @alexdavila1356
    @alexdavila1356 Před 29 dny +699

    Answer: Because it's destroying our living standard and way of life. Next question.

    • @WhiteLivesMatterPL
      @WhiteLivesMatterPL Před 29 dny +2

      8:50 Why u have Canadian version of Charlie Kirk?

    • @mythtree6348
      @mythtree6348 Před 29 dny

      its the global plan it seems .. no culture , no history , no religion and no property . itll be tragic to lose all those things. id go the other way myself .

    • @damascusrose7369
      @damascusrose7369 Před 29 dny +3

      Based

    • @huhujojo1968
      @huhujojo1968 Před 29 dny

      He never brought the rise in car jackings and extortions in the last three years after the floodgate opined after covid.

    • @MisterPerson-fk1tx
      @MisterPerson-fk1tx Před 28 dny +3

      There's something left to destroy?

  • @FlowKio
    @FlowKio Před 27 dny +550

    3 million unvetted “skilled workers” and the fact statistics Canada is hiding the recent stats of immigration since 2020 is alarming

    • @ionvlad141
      @ionvlad141 Před 26 dny +20

      Sounds like a recipe for criminal activity.

    • @stephenmason5682
      @stephenmason5682 Před 26 dny +7

      If it's hidden how do you know?

    • @Th-tg4zm
      @Th-tg4zm Před 26 dny +14

      @@stephenmason5682 because they publically publish reports, presumably they stopped in the past few years.

    • @springfauna1465
      @springfauna1465 Před 26 dny +3

      Then they all go south to the US. Thanks. 🤬

    • @seahog1911
      @seahog1911 Před 26 dny +13

      You'd think all skilled workers would be incentivized to stay in their country of birth. No country wants to lose Doctors, Nurses, Electricians etc.

  • @user-cu9fr9vu6c
    @user-cu9fr9vu6c Před 28 dny +471

    We want to survive. This isn’t racism this is us fighting for Canada

    • @KahinAhmed72
      @KahinAhmed72 Před 28 dny +9

      Exactly, there’s other decent places besides Canada to immigrate too.

    • @user-od8pv4et5t
      @user-od8pv4et5t Před 27 dny +5

      Of course but when we said the same in the US we were labeled racists by Canadians.

    • @jyotinanoma6227
      @jyotinanoma6227 Před 27 dny +23

      What about native Americans??

    • @user-cu9fr9vu6c
      @user-cu9fr9vu6c Před 27 dny +7

      @@jyotinanoma6227 Those who spent most of their lives here had no say in history. Canadians have nowhere to return to as this is their home now

    • @Imbalanxd
      @Imbalanxd Před 27 dny

      Who is we? White people? If it's not, then I'm not sure why you added "this isnt racism"

  • @henrywong2327
    @henrywong2327 Před 8 dny +8

    Visited airport in toronto for the first time and i thought i was in india. Indians everywhere at the airport terminal.

  • @manishdatt
    @manishdatt Před 24 dny +552

    Its not anti immigration sentiment its logical sentiment that we take in how much we can handle..its simple logic

    • @marialaura7326
      @marialaura7326 Před 17 dny

      Illegal anti immigration sentiment is, people confuse immigrants with illegal immigrants, the illegal inmigrants or illegal immigration is what is damaging the country

    • @ratan012
      @ratan012 Před 17 dny +4

      You are right

    • @golammia6982
      @golammia6982 Před 15 dny +25

      Bro forgot where he came from

    • @TokikataMDXV
      @TokikataMDXV Před 15 dny +1

      those are not mutually exclusive. It IS anti-immigration. Because what the logical solution is to reduce and not increase immigration. ANYTHING that says we should not INCREASE immigration is anti-immigration.

    • @maseehwardak6055
      @maseehwardak6055 Před 15 dny +4

      @@golammia6982 And You came here a few hundred years before us

  • @edytatehrani3934
    @edytatehrani3934 Před měsícem +803

    Because Canada under Trudeau had very bad immigration policy. Canadians are not against immigration. They are against mass low skilled immigration that we don't have the resources to absorb.

    • @gilk7688
      @gilk7688 Před měsícem +30

      So, I get it. You are for billionaires and millionaires to come in, buy everything up, and gentrify.

    • @benu_bird
      @benu_bird Před měsícem +105

      @@gilk7688That’s not what OP wrote. Try rereading it.

    • @misterchivers
      @misterchivers Před měsícem +26

      @gilk7688 sure and they will pay their huge chunk of taxes that will go back into improving the life of a canadian. dumping poverty strick indians in canada is not going to make the government richer of improve the life of an average canadian.

    • @merrick6484
      @merrick6484 Před měsícem +22

      These days, not even Chinese wish wants to immigrate Canada.
      They have got capital to invest and business minded people to start a trade, but they lost interest in this Canadian India.

    • @samlebon9884
      @samlebon9884 Před měsícem +17

      How do you explain those high-skilled who left Canada because they couldn't get a job?

  • @ibraheemghani7321
    @ibraheemghani7321 Před měsícem +902

    Most Canadians are not anti-immigration, but rather opposed to illegal immigration and mismanagement of the immigration system.

    • @oscarsalesgirl296
      @oscarsalesgirl296 Před měsícem +18

      stop being a puff

    • @ibraheemghani7321
      @ibraheemghani7321 Před měsícem +29

      @@oscarsalesgirl296 Lol, what did I say that was so wrong?

    • @RichardHicks-sv9vk
      @RichardHicks-sv9vk Před měsícem

      The real overwhelming immigration is from countries like india. Immigration without diversity

    • @benedictjoseph3832
      @benedictjoseph3832 Před měsícem +4

      its the same with every country.. which country likes illegal immigration tell me? Better Canada should stop all immigration..that way better i guess

    • @Feiticeira7X
      @Feiticeira7X Před měsícem +31

      ​​​@@ibraheemghani7321most of the immigration happening is legal. The government willingly let's in hundreds of thousands of people a year. Say it's the amount without housing, not "illegal" we don't have a border problem. We need more investment into our infrastructure and to hold our greedy corporate monopolies accountable. Immigration is 1 piece of the puzzle that is getting scapegoated.

  • @UrbanBricks
    @UrbanBricks Před 2 dny +2

    You aren't meant to come as a student if you don't have money.

  • @BBPalm
    @BBPalm Před 29 dny +58

    This is a problem everywhere, not just in Canada.

    • @chatryna
      @chatryna Před 27 dny +1

      That's a relief.

    • @Anti-social-z6k
      @Anti-social-z6k Před 27 dny

      R@cism is a problem in the Republican Party

    • @melikgibsson5539
      @melikgibsson5539 Před 26 dny

      Trudeau needs more new comers= new election voters, but for this lazy social money eaters pay citizens

    • @BDee3126
      @BDee3126 Před 8 dny +1

      Which other country let in 1 million people within a span of just a year?

  • @phdonpigs
    @phdonpigs Před 27 dny +466

    The whole west is suffering from this horrible crisis.

    • @jaysonturner-williams8490
      @jaysonturner-williams8490 Před 26 dny

      A crisis the West caused. So ironic.

    • @Republitarian-g4h
      @Republitarian-g4h Před 26 dny

      It's pure Antiwhiteism and was planned long ago.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před 24 dny +20

      And it’s not a coincidence

    • @SeaJay_Oceans
      @SeaJay_Oceans Před 23 dny

      The whole west is suffering from this intentional manufactured crisis

    • @user-ny9mt5tk8y
      @user-ny9mt5tk8y Před 23 dny +6

      Да , это не совпадение. Это логика исторического процесса.

  • @luckyleo88
    @luckyleo88 Před 29 dny +268

    I'm Singaporean and people around the world should look into how Singapore has policies in place to control immigration and provide fair and transparent government housing for each Singaporean so that they will not fall into this predicament of homelessness and your quality of life is based on the merit of what you can contribute not like how many Europeans countries have a social welfare system that breeds this problem of "anti immigration" sentiments because they come in get a social welfare payment and housing while the citizens suffer. I'm also now living in Ireland and its basically what Canada is going through now. It's failed government policies.

    • @MariamMariam-ue7vz
      @MariamMariam-ue7vz Před 28 dny

      I visited Singapore and was enthralled by an exhibit at the museum that explained how your government turned the country around from so many problems to such amazing advancements. The West is incredibly arrogant and never looks to the East for ideas which is a shame!

    • @Sensibar007
      @Sensibar007 Před 28 dny +11

      Not failed so much as ideological idiocy.

    • @bluebagel8084
      @bluebagel8084 Před 28 dny +16

      They should also look into Singapore banning chewing gum

    • @fbcork2003
      @fbcork2003 Před 28 dny +9

      Social welfare system is absent in the majority of third-world nations and prsesent in the majority of advanced economies - this alone shows the merit it offers to society. It is dishonest to suggest that immigrants migrate seeking to abuse the welfare system.
      From the policies you mention in Singapore, it seems that people with disabilities, the elderly, the invalid, struggling single parents, persons who've lost their jobs, etc who cannot contribute either permanently or for a period of time depending on their situation in life will therefore have no quality of life - sounds very cruel and harsh! If you are in Ireland as an Asian, I'm surprised how you haven't yet found the link between the housing and homelessness crisis and the landlord politicians who make up the majority of politicians in the major 2 political parties that govern the nation , Fine Fail and Fine Gael! It's not immigrants! It's not failed government policies. It's a government of rich and selfish landlords who benefit by NOT creating housing to meet the demand (the EU and UN have sent multiple warnings to the scarcity in housing!!) but instead eternally driving up rent-prices to continue greedily profiting from real-estate and by also teaming up with vulture funds and doing much worse, honestly how can you not see that?!
      By that vein, I suppose you would also say next that the Irish health system (the worst public (&private) health service I have experienced in my life) is also to be blamed on the immigrants?
      This myopic view of problems making an easy scapegoat out of immigrants is not just ignorant but dangerous !

    • @sagarkb3149
      @sagarkb3149 Před 28 dny +3

      In future Singaporean will protest against immigration😂😂

  • @jeffreyquinn3820
    @jeffreyquinn3820 Před 10 dny +32

    For some history: The previous two governments only hit 20-25% of their stated immigration goals, and were heavily criticized by the provincial governments and business community for it. The current government actually achieved the immigration targets that business and the provinces were demanding. Most of the provincial governments are boasting about how much their populations have grown, and are taking credit for it, but blaming the federal government for the problems the increased population has caused. It is the provinces that have failed to grow health care, education and other services to match the increased population that they asked for, and it is the provinces that haven't increased minimum wages to match the increased cost of living, and it is the provinces that are responsible for housing.

    • @parkerbohnn
      @parkerbohnn Před 2 dny

      The businesses now have to pay 2 workers instead of 1 as all your so called needed immigrants productivity rate fell in half!

    • @MrLuchenkov
      @MrLuchenkov Před 2 dny +2

      The business communities, constantly begging for cheap labour, need to stop being listened to.

  • @abhishekkoranga1378
    @abhishekkoranga1378 Před 28 dny +221

    The best decision I ever made in life is to cancel moving to Canada last minute .

    • @chamilajla17
      @chamilajla17 Před 27 dny +6

      Seriously

    • @abhishekkoranga1378
      @abhishekkoranga1378 Před 27 dny +11

      Yes I appeared in gre and had couple of universities, but then one one trip to Europe between this changed my perspective regarding settling in Canada .

    • @boborigue
      @boborigue Před 27 dny +5

      Where did eventually decide to settle?

    • @jonaswatson533
      @jonaswatson533 Před 26 dny +20

      Canada thanks you.

    • @mlevi9206
      @mlevi9206 Před 26 dny +3

      It’s most of western countries.
      The poorer citizens are taking the brunt of this.
      Being forced to live with this because they can’t afford to move.

  • @LoneSamurai_X
    @LoneSamurai_X Před měsícem +325

    "Canada doesn't need another million Tim Hortons workers & Uber Drivers"..... EXACTLY 🤦🏻‍♂️💀💀💀

    • @thestreetwalker4842
      @thestreetwalker4842 Před měsícem +10

      Generalisation but ok

    • @jm1835
      @jm1835 Před měsícem

      @@thestreetwalker4842 Go order uber eats 10 times and see for yourself.

    • @linoportelli8240
      @linoportelli8240 Před měsícem +18

      @@thestreetwalker4842 fact. Only a small proportion are STEM, medical etc. Also missed long haul truck driver and Amazon. That is irrelevant. Your country needs to up its game to actually increase per capita GDP, not simply upping GDP free flow of cash which is simply a function of volume of humans that need to eat and shelter. GDP is a very artificial number without context in your country.

    • @nowaynottoday
      @nowaynottoday Před měsícem +9

      and they don't get your order right!

    • @mandie-m
      @mandie-m Před měsícem +4

      This is true. I'm a manager at a Tim Hortons in Southern ontario. Smaller city, 30,000 pop. I think there is 4 of us white Canadians...the rest are all Indian students. Probably 20 or more.

  • @nn-kj3me
    @nn-kj3me Před 29 dny +74

    Only people who benefit are large businesses by driving down the wage.

    • @tatjana7008
      @tatjana7008 Před 28 dny

      yet uneducated people search fault somewhere else, where they feel they can solve something
      seems we back to serfdom or slavery where people are afraid to confront corporations

  • @giancarlogimang9207
    @giancarlogimang9207 Před 19 dny +6

    It's cruel to promise the Canadian dream to people who gave up everything at their home country and risked moving here knowing that the system is broken here in Canada.

  • @deathlarsen7502
    @deathlarsen7502 Před 25 dny +208

    "the country doesn't need more uber drivers"

    • @jeremylim5689
      @jeremylim5689 Před 15 dny +18

      Same in Australia

    • @person6117
      @person6117 Před 7 dny +7

      Same in NZ.
      We don’t need or want Uber drivers, vape store employees or ‘security guards’ at the chemist warehouse.

    • @colleenpeck6347
      @colleenpeck6347 Před 6 dny +3

      The rent in Florida is too expensive to live as an Uber driver. Yet, all these migrants keep trying. They want the warm weather. Texas is more affordable. 🙄

    • @JohnnyPreston6699
      @JohnnyPreston6699 Před 6 dny +1

      "More doctors and engineers"

    • @deathlarsen7502
      @deathlarsen7502 Před 6 dny +2

      @@colleenpeck6347 they live 30 people to a room. Then anything is affordable

  • @vancouvereducation8338
    @vancouvereducation8338 Před měsícem +763

    The issue in Canada is not about a well-planned and diverse immigration policy, but rather a significant influx of people from just a few countries, which some perceive as a cultural shift. The long-term impact of this trend on society remains to be seen.

    • @jer2689
      @jer2689 Před měsícem +77

      And most of these people are being lied to about their opportunities so just end up at Timmies or driving for Ubereats

    • @CritCommanda
      @CritCommanda Před měsícem +62

      @@jer2689 I hold Turdeau solely responsible for scapegoating people from India so his flaccid GDP can avoid a technical recession

    • @mr2981
      @mr2981 Před měsícem +63

      Look at the UK, and you are looking into your future. You're welcome.

    • @paulharrison3476
      @paulharrison3476 Před měsícem +31

      Just look at the UK that is your future

    • @Nogoodalvarez
      @Nogoodalvarez Před měsícem +6

      It’s the same thing is happening in the United States,Costa Rica,Panamá,Brazil,Uruguay, Paraguay,Chile,and Mexico due to high rates of immigration in those countries.

  • @orbiteflow8909
    @orbiteflow8909 Před měsícem +934

    Oversaturated immigration from India with no sense of integration is the main problem.

    • @GabyHernandez-rv3vo
      @GabyHernandez-rv3vo Před měsícem +52

      😮 exactly

    • @sianspherica
      @sianspherica Před měsícem +121

      This is a big issue currently. I work with several Indian immigrants in Toronto and even they agree its gone overboard.
      Toronto used to be multicultural and in many areas it still is but lately its felt like there are two ethic groups 1. Indians and 2. everyone else (White, Asian, Black/Caribbean, Hispanic, Persians, West Indies, Arabs, etc. The new Canadians we are seeing aren't a diverse group. It's almost overwhelmingly noticible it's just one group of people coming in.

    • @eufrosniad994
      @eufrosniad994 Před měsícem +104

      @@aaaaaadasjfodsfdjfbdshifb Canada has the worst integration actually. In fact, what you have are immigrants from the same nations who live the same way they do in virtual isolation. Take a walk in Brampton. It’s like India. Different language spoken etc. Take a walk in parts of Scarborough. Feels like Northern Sri Lanka. Go to parts of Markham, feels like you went to China. There is no assimilation or integration. Parallel systems are constructed instead to maintain their same way of life in most cases. Canada is a failed state.

    • @elilla331
      @elilla331 Před měsícem

      @@aaaaaadasjfodsfdjfbdshifb Tell us how you don't live in Canada. Brampton is so non-integrated that they have literal sword fights over religion and ideology in the streets there.

    • @DeWalt20V
      @DeWalt20V Před měsícem +3

      @@eufrosniad994correct

  • @Disher12345
    @Disher12345 Před 7 dny +3

    The Canadians are sick of unvetted migration from countries who don’t share Canadian values. It’s time to stop this push to dilute nations.

  • @MrLastfrench
    @MrLastfrench Před měsícem +326

    "The Reddit group was banned from the site" is like saying"water is wet".

    • @JulieDeuxFois
      @JulieDeuxFois Před měsícem +49

      Right?! As if being banned from reddit's jerkcircle was 'supporting evidence' haha

    • @brianschmidt9919
      @brianschmidt9919 Před 29 dny +12

      i was banned the 2nd day i used reddit - i consider that ban to be a badge of honor considering the source of it

    • @PureFred
      @PureFred Před 29 dny +2

      @@brianschmidt9919 lol those i.cels are crazys

    • @Redwan777
      @Redwan777 Před 29 dny +3

      ​@@brianschmidt9919Why hello fellow brethren with a ban. I too took my ban from unpopularopinion as a badge of honor

    • @JulieDeuxFois
      @JulieDeuxFois Před 29 dny

      @@brianschmidt9919 i had a similar experience... several times😂 and for various seemingly offensive opinions on a plethora of topics🤡

  • @PhilipHaslop
    @PhilipHaslop Před 27 dny +294

    My neighbors, a Syrian refugee family residing in Glenforest, Mississauga, Ontario.
    The family arrived here three years ago and is receiving various social security benefits. However, I have observed that the father is working illegally in a butcher shop while the family continues to benefit from social security and other grants. They appear to have multiple sources of income, live in a free house, and are purchasing substantial amounts of gold, a new car, and their children are receiving educational benefits. This situation seems to be inconsistent with the financial situation of many hard-working individuals in our community.
    My father has reported this issue to the Canada Revenue Agency, but we have not seen any follow-up or resolution. I am concerned about the fairness of this situation and how it affects the integrity of the benefit system.

    • @captainsunbear5472
      @captainsunbear5472 Před 26 dny +16

      So much for Canada's high trust society

    • @Vincent_de_Paul
      @Vincent_de_Paul Před 26 dny +69

      Just curious, how do you know they're purchasing "substantial amount of gold?"

    • @Eteawan
      @Eteawan Před 26 dny +4

      @@Vincent_de_Paul😂😂😂😂😂

    • @InMyBrz
      @InMyBrz Před 26 dny +3

      WHAT CAN WE SAY - '' IT'S CANADA ! ''

    • @ewuniak70
      @ewuniak70 Před 26 dny +7

      I came to Canada (from Europe ) legally 20 years ago. Still not a Canadian citizen. Was never my priority 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @rakidedigama
    @rakidedigama Před 29 dny +68

    Multi-million corporations lobbying politicians for access to dirt cheap labour, and thereby causing the lowering of living standards across the board.

    • @vortex162
      @vortex162 Před 28 dny +1

      And 🤡Trudeau makes it possible!

    • @tatjana7008
      @tatjana7008 Před 28 dny +3

      you might be surprised that "dirt cheap labour" is usually more competent than you, because they work harder
      why pay a lot for mediocre and entitled person when you can have superior quality for less money ?

    • @sqae8398
      @sqae8398 Před 28 dny +1

      While your tax dollars pay 50 percent of those employees salaries

    • @MS-lb7bg
      @MS-lb7bg Před 28 dny

      It's now mostly colleges and universities. Check out campuses. International students outnumber domestic students

    • @ryanalexander5438
      @ryanalexander5438 Před 28 dny +1

      ​@@tatjana7008 so you're suggesting instead of investing in canadians, just outsource?

  • @Drocky3108
    @Drocky3108 Před 5 dny +10

    As an Indian, I feel that Canada has most corrupted Immigration system. The number of low skilled and unskilled PR holders in Canada is outrageous whereas People who are highly skilled are finding it really difficult to get a PR. Canada does not need more Uber drivers or Fast Food workers. It needs teachers, nurses, doctors, IT engineers, HR proffessionals etc.

    • @parkerbohnn
      @parkerbohnn Před 2 dny +1

      The birthrate is headed towards zero we don't need more teachers.

  • @lindamceachern5467
    @lindamceachern5467 Před měsícem +714

    Lack of planning on government's part...federal, provincial and municipal is the reason we are in this predicament.

    • @VS257
      @VS257 Před měsícem +1

      Canada is such a scam

    • @theofficialmascot
      @theofficialmascot Před měsícem

      This isn’t a lack of planning, this happening precisely because it HAS been planned. Century Initiate. Take a look.

    • @KyleRuggles
      @KyleRuggles Před měsícem +12

      Right on the money!
      But they keep bringing people in, putting the cart before the horse isn't going to work. :(

    • @themastersb
      @themastersb Před měsícem +24

      Lack of planning or exactly as planned?

    • @sammexp
      @sammexp Před měsícem

      It was all planned to make Canada the cheap labour factory of the US

  • @Sjalabais
    @Sjalabais Před měsícem +52

    Rental cost up 40% over *two years* is an insane rate of change. Yet, most countries see much of the same problems now, HCOL is an issue everywhere. So let's build, efficiently and pleasantly.

  • @Doomthinkingman
    @Doomthinkingman Před 28 dny +146

    But what about the people born there? What about their dreams? What about their desires and the money the put into the country? Why aren't they able to reap the benefits of their labor and hard work?

    • @YOTSUBA_desu
      @YOTSUBA_desu Před 27 dny

      Why are they above the immigrants who were born in even lesser circumstances?

    • @redcanoe14
      @redcanoe14 Před 27 dny

      Well, there is a huge number of work opportunities out there so you tell me.

    • @kelly-df7mh
      @kelly-df7mh Před 26 dny

      We are fine. Shut it and mind your business.

    • @jonaswatson533
      @jonaswatson533 Před 26 dny +12

      @@kelly-df7mh "We" What gives you the right to speak for all Canadians?

    • @goyim6866
      @goyim6866 Před 26 dny

      Cause we are White. They are replacing us.

  • @johnelis8759
    @johnelis8759 Před 4 dny +1

    Ten tenants in a bachelor apartment owned by a countryman who knows a countryman in the health department ...

  • @user-tl2vp1eu1w
    @user-tl2vp1eu1w Před měsícem +941

    Take a look around. Any person with intelligence can see why there is rising anti immigration. Period. Government mismanagement. Period

    • @user-ef2ix7nt3e
      @user-ef2ix7nt3e Před měsícem +38

      People make comments on the streets. Stranger to stranger, agreeing with eachother. Stuff that can't be posted online

    • @cosmoray9750
      @cosmoray9750 Před měsícem

      All those 1 million temporary visas turn out to be permanent.
      " Canada has issued nearly 1 million temporary emergency visas to Ukrainians fleeing the war since March 2022 "

    • @feartheghostinme675
      @feartheghostinme675 Před měsícem

      Look at America the number one country of immigrants 🇺🇸

    • @ddiddles1591
      @ddiddles1591 Před měsícem +2

      how do you see that. ? is it a color thing?

    • @muhcharona
      @muhcharona Před měsícem +24

      @@ddiddles1591 Supply demand, look at housing prices, the country is full.

  • @UNNOIN
    @UNNOIN Před měsícem +387

    Why do Canadians keep voting for Justin Trudeau?

    • @rickmossop3733
      @rickmossop3733 Před 29 dny

      70% didn't vote for him. The way the parliamentary system works allows a fringe guy like him to become PM.

    • @WhiteFalcon_EA
      @WhiteFalcon_EA Před 29 dny +38

      I believe there are several reasons
      1 - Participation rate to elections is very low. Either people are thinks their the current election system doesn't work or all major political parties serve same plans
      2 - quarter of Canadian work force works for government as private sector bleeds constantly while the government hires new people to reduce unemployment.

    • @robertalan4717
      @robertalan4717 Před 29 dny

      Because he bribes us with our own money and also the media.

    • @mymaster416
      @mymaster416 Před 29 dny +86

      Brits voted for 4 different governments and nothing changed. You really think democracy is not a scam?

    • @uncletedscabin4625
      @uncletedscabin4625 Před 29 dny +37

      Because like the UK our Conservatives and our Labour equivalent (Liberals) are two wings of the same party.

  • @user-wl3zs7jc1r
    @user-wl3zs7jc1r Před měsícem +506

    I blame this on the fools that voted for Trudeau

    • @cattleherder1912
      @cattleherder1912 Před 29 dny

      I blame this on globalist lobbyism

    • @goombah226
      @goombah226 Před 29 dny +12

      The whammin?

    • @Brained05
      @Brained05 Před 29 dny +25

      Most of the problem at least here in Ontario is due to the Ford government. They allowed a large number of fly by night schools to open up to attract foreign students so Ontario is flooded with foreign students. The problem got so bad that the Trudeau government put a cap on the number of visas they would issue, something that has never been done in Canada before. Next there is provincial nominated immigration. It is supposed to allow provincial governments to target specific areas where they have labour shortages. Ontario has nine different streams! When you add all of the occupations in the nine streams together it covers almost everything. Basically if an employer says they need a worker to fill a job they can fill out a form and the government of Ontario will nominate someone to immigrate to Canada.

    • @bitey-facepuppyguy2038
      @bitey-facepuppyguy2038 Před 29 dny +25

      It was the conservatives who got rid of any national housing program and doubled down on austerity. Pierre Poilieve may reduce immigration numbers, but by doubling down on austerity and the insistence that the private market will provide for all our needs, he will keep housing prohibitively expensive.

    • @bitey-facepuppyguy2038
      @bitey-facepuppyguy2038 Před 29 dny +7

      @@Brained05 That is an interesting take. The problem is that none of the right wing will ever talk about this part of the problem. I tend to think that part of the problem is neo-liberalism with it's austerity and insistence that the private sector will take care of everything.....including housing.

  • @gamingshortzzzz4480
    @gamingshortzzzz4480 Před 12 dny +11

    Dude focus on migrated punjabiz they are the main reason for this downward trend

  • @lorpis8284
    @lorpis8284 Před měsícem +1097

    It's amazing how well people have been programmed to associate immigration policy with xenophobia.

    • @airborne63
      @airborne63 Před měsícem

      Liberal/NDP thinking. It's just COMMON SENSE that you can't JAM a million people into a place with space and services for only 500,000. But Common-sense is NO LONGER 'common' anymore in Canada. Time for a change in Government, get rid of the Dictator, and get back to REALITY.

    • @michaelportaloo1981
      @michaelportaloo1981 Před měsícem +122

      People who want less, or more controlled, immigration are far-right according to the UK media.

    • @tolujohn2922
      @tolujohn2922 Před měsícem +97

      But it is causing xenophobia whether it was intended or not, people are literally being xenophobic, especially to the Indian population. It might not have been intended by that is the reality

    • @strongbad2016
      @strongbad2016 Před měsícem +63

      ​​@@tolujohn2922 so what? People judge others, it's been like that since the caveman era. That's how they survived from predators. And we all size other people up in milliseconds every single day on the streets. It's natural it's in our DNA

    • @testicool013
      @testicool013 Před měsícem +56

      @@tolujohn2922well the Indians should stay in India and build their own country

  • @houlej19
    @houlej19 Před 28 dny +359

    Next year, Canada will live the same crisis as the UK right now.

    • @annecruz7169
      @annecruz7169 Před 28 dny +23

      Same with US if people don't make the right choice 😑

    • @pedros1
      @pedros1 Před 27 dny +12

      There is no crisis in UK, everything is beautiful and perfect in UK! UK is the leader of freedom and gender equality

    • @croatianwarmaster7872
      @croatianwarmaster7872 Před 27 dny +15

      ​@@pedros1Why are you writing from Free peoples republic of Kursk? 🇺🇦🔱

    • @mike62mcmanus
      @mike62mcmanus Před 27 dny +7

      It happened when your guns were taken away...

    • @kazejah1014
      @kazejah1014 Před 27 dny

      What do you mean next year? The crisis is already here, and its identical to the UK. The immigraton is a sympton and a side effect of Canada and the UK essentially being mostly financial service economies. Neither the UK or Canada mades anything to sell/import to other countries. So of course they'd eventually sufferers of inflation and a maniacal drive to run the population up. This is the legacy of both liberals and conservative govts here in Canada, and Margaret Thatcher, Conservative govts, and Anthony Lynton Blair over there.

  • @pakalolo3985
    @pakalolo3985 Před 26 dny +239

    "The people are gonna come anyways" what does that even mean ? Open borders forever no matter the cost?

    • @yiany
      @yiany Před 15 dny +8

      Can you imagine one day they start saying “people die anyway”

    • @papercuthappinnes4468
      @papercuthappinnes4468 Před 14 dny +3

      @@yiany Already did.

  • @meddo1980
    @meddo1980 Před 16 dny +2

    Homelessness is mostly a drug problem, not immigration problem, I work with people trying to stop substance abuse, and I know whaI'm saying

  • @morningglorify
    @morningglorify Před měsícem +328

    Born and raised in Toronto, I know this city has deep ethnic diversity. But today it is a sh*tshow. Period. We are not allowed to challenge reckless and passive aggressive politicians on the failed immigration policy and absence of a national strategy for housing, for addiction recovery, for mental health support. We are called 'RACIST' if we mention this. The Guardian documentary peels just one layer of the onion. Just horrible.

    • @sarahminer6014
      @sarahminer6014 Před měsícem +6

      that truth.

    • @lexkanyima2195
      @lexkanyima2195 Před měsícem +2

      I went on holiday twice, but this is very unexpected

    • @Simqer
      @Simqer Před 29 dny

      Look around the comment section, there are plenty of racists, here is one:
      "@philpaine3068 the race and kinds of people who came in 1890s and after ww2 ARE NOT at all similar to the economic migrants who are coming here now for the living benefits of being here. They won't add to our country they will bring it down" -@dantesfinferno7248
      What do we call him if not racist? Please let me know.

    • @redcanoe14
      @redcanoe14 Před 27 dny +1

      more of a general breakdown in societal values...the rise of the ME ME culture.

    • @lexkanyima2195
      @lexkanyima2195 Před 26 dny

      @@redcanoe14 me me culture ?

  • @Skfkf1393a
    @Skfkf1393a Před 27 dny +121

    When my parents came to canada 25yrs ago from Korea, they had to bring in millions of dollars and create at least two full time jobs. The whole process took a bit over 3 yrs. I don’t get how new comers are so easily accepted.

    • @7QHook
      @7QHook Před 27 dny +1

      because we are under attack by mass migration now.

    • @YoBoyMarcus
      @YoBoyMarcus Před 26 dny +22

      Trudeau's open borders policies.

    • @Tiglath-PileserXIX
      @Tiglath-PileserXIX Před 26 dny

      I think those who complain about immigration lump you guys in with the undesirables.

    • @El_papa_de_Rambo
      @El_papa_de_Rambo Před 25 dny +3

      Because they are war refugees. It's very different.

    • @frankvanw1
      @frankvanw1 Před 25 dny +28

      @@El_papa_de_Rambo Where is the war in India?

  • @chenglamchin446
    @chenglamchin446 Před 29 dny +333

    UK is the same. Immigrants are housed in hotels with free food and heating while locals are trying to stay alive with EAT or HEAT decisions on a daily basis. GO FIGURE politicians.

    • @localjess838
      @localjess838 Před 29 dny +22

      What immigrants?
      Stop with the lies

    • @muddyhotdog4103
      @muddyhotdog4103 Před 29 dny +20

      @@localjess838 how naive are you?

    • @yamahaevo
      @yamahaevo Před 29 dny +5

      @@localjess838 Have a look at statistics in jail?

    • @BlissOn47
      @BlissOn47 Před 29 dny +2

      They did that to themselves. Do evil and the evil comes back to you.

    • @Zetterstrom2142
      @Zetterstrom2142 Před 29 dny

      Go cry about it 😆

  • @CertifiedSwerver
    @CertifiedSwerver Před 3 dny +2

    In 19 years, Im proud to say I’ve never experienced racism, or been treated different in the slightest. That alone is a cornerstone of why I love this country. Due to the recent mass influx in immigration and the issues it’s caused, I’ve never felt less accepted In my own country. I was born here, walk talk and act Canadian, was raised in Canadian culture… but I now as a person of colour have to walk around this country knowing I’m likely getting looked at with a side eye by most white Canadians; people I’ve respected and never had an issue with before. Facing the stereotypes of a brown man in the U.S has started to look like the better option… I’d rather be looked at as a corner store owner as opposed to a non-assimilated dirty criminal with an un-justified student visa.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před dnem +1

      Why is Canada turning anti immigrant and anti ethnic?

  • @Bobobaggins93747
    @Bobobaggins93747 Před měsícem +563

    Our system is overloaded - transportation, municipal, social systems, health systems, and education systems!!! Foodbanks and shelters are full; and we're failing actual Canadians. Lastly, crime - violent crime has increased. Look at Brampton and tell me, with a straight face, that isnt the case.

    • @user-vi7rj9co5j
      @user-vi7rj9co5j Před měsícem +29

      car thefts and break-ins in Toronto are rampant

    • @kevindoddsrealtor
      @kevindoddsrealtor Před měsícem +41

      and videos from immigrant students on how to steal food from Food Banks. Pathetic.

    • @firstchoiceautonb5400
      @firstchoiceautonb5400 Před měsícem +9

      Can’t even go to the er die waiting

    • @jayeshgoplani454
      @jayeshgoplani454 Před měsícem +10

      Define "actual canadians"

    • @spikefivefivefive
      @spikefivefivefive Před měsícem +17

      It's that plus the type of immigrants.
      Importing the 3rd world brings about.... the 3rd world.

  • @helenbuchanan6015
    @helenbuchanan6015 Před 28 dny +160

    Why? Because we've been watching what is happening in Britain right now, and it's terrifying!

    • @BFaluup
      @BFaluup Před 28 dny +11

      Exactly…the fairytale that everyone is going to get along only lasts until the other population exceeds or becomes equivalent..same thing throughout history that’s why people split into two different regions or countries. Same thing happened in California in the late 90s early 2000s problems started occurring and it wasn’t known until 2009 that the same years of the start of the issues was roughly the time Hispanics surpassed the 50 percent mark.

    • @user-0j27M_JSs
      @user-0j27M_JSs Před 28 dny +3

      The Canadian system is supposed to be better. Specifically, the points system allows taking only high skilled immigrants and reject those who are unqualified. UK seems to be accepting everyone that is the reason for such problems.

    • @pedros1
      @pedros1 Před 27 dny +3

      Diversity cannot be terrifying! You must respect the foreign cultures!

    • @Ghost-fe1vp
      @Ghost-fe1vp Před 27 dny

      @@user-0j27M_JSs If yo take all indias high skilled people then india would collapse,
      either way immigration is a bad thing.

  • @vinasel96
    @vinasel96 Před 27 dny +152

    Why? Fewer doctors, fewer houses, higher crimes, more bigotry, more radical protests, and so on, and so forth. Is this a serious question?????

    • @redcanoe14
      @redcanoe14 Před 27 dny +4

      Yes, try getting a job as a doctor if you are an immigrant...just be prepared to be an Uber Driver or food service worker in Timmy's. Immigrants amd Housing isnot a. problem, there is a chronic shortage of tradespeople across Canada and US, there are hundreds of skilled tradespeople Worldwide who want to come to Canada but are told there qualifications are 'not comparable'....come on guys get real here! Houses built in other countries are not mud huts.

    • @mgjamesfin7011
      @mgjamesfin7011 Před 27 dny +17

      @@redcanoe14 The reason for there being a need of skilled labourers is because companies wont pay people accepteable wages, and by pouring in new people the pay will keep decreasing, while the cost of everything else will go up

    • @Gos1234567
      @Gos1234567 Před 26 dny

      No its marxist nonsense about "diversity" for the sake of it.

    • @JohnnyPreston6699
      @JohnnyPreston6699 Před 6 dny

      Fewer doctors and engineers

  • @marcus8124
    @marcus8124 Před 15 dny +4

    Canada also made the mistake of only bringing one group of people and that group is known for not assimilating very well

  • @jojin9226
    @jojin9226 Před měsícem +546

    But why is there such a glaring obviousness that majority of the immigrants being let into Canada are from India?? If we’re going to talk about diversity how about we stop favouring one specific nation? I find it really unsettling to see one foreign nation dominate our population.

    • @doneundone22
      @doneundone22 Před měsícem +113

      India and china both.

    • @risingphoenix8072
      @risingphoenix8072 Před měsícem +24

      In Canada it is because of British colonization and the Commonwealth, which is a modernized Empire 2.0. People feel a freedom of movement among CW countries.
      In the US, it is immigration from countries further south with no historical rights to move in.

    • @raybananacute
      @raybananacute Před měsícem +16

      True!!

    • @polishtheday
      @polishtheday Před měsícem +46

      People are admitted based on a point system that favours the younger, more educated who speak English or French, not country of origin.

    • @polishtheday
      @polishtheday Před měsícem +22

      @@risingphoenix8072You mean the Spanish speakers who used to own most of Texas and California? The French speakers, including Acadians, from Louisiana?

  • @banker2679
    @banker2679 Před 26 dny +126

    It’s not. Immigration with the intention of destroying the middle class is not popular. Trudeau called us a post national nation. We support immigration that benefits the existing citizen. Labelling reasonable people as racists is sickening.

  • @REdds-ws4ll
    @REdds-ws4ll Před měsícem +109

    How can a young family of 3; with a wife who may have to reduce her hours due to their young infant compete with 4-6 people who are willing and eager to share a one bedroom apartment. And yet, they talk of a demographic shortfall.

    • @mochacup1868
      @mochacup1868 Před 28 dny +1

      That situation is horrifying and becoming more and more common

    • @Kala12326
      @Kala12326 Před 28 dny

      We are in a similar situation.

  • @Outsidethebox-nw4bc
    @Outsidethebox-nw4bc Před 21 dnem +5

    Okay. To begin with, being white does not automatically make one Canadian. Immigration is the foundation of Canada; it is all about which generation of immigrant you are. The one mistake Canada made was to accept an excessive number of immigrants and students during a short period of time. This allowed students to work full-time employment, defeating the purpose of student visas. Why is no one discussing asylum seekers or refugees, which has made matters worse? All amenities, housing, etc., are provided to refugees using taxpayer funds. The money paid by taxpayers is meant to be used by those who made the tax payments.
    All legal immigrants pay substantial fees and continue to pay taxes while they are employed, none of which has an impact on the economy.
    Employers always give preference to Canadians with the necessary abilities over immigrants, even if the latter have higher skill levels. Despite having excellent credentials and expertise, I was not selected for any interview because I am not Canadian. Thus, give up lying and acting like the victim. Concentrate on the real issue. You are the preferred candidate for any employer if you are Canadian and meet the requirements.

  • @gelatohotbox5157
    @gelatohotbox5157 Před měsícem +919

    Canada needs to pump the breaks before we end up like England

    • @gwendee5070
      @gwendee5070 Před měsícem +40

      you mean UK

    • @elmarco777
      @elmarco777 Před měsícem +120

      @@gwendee5070 you mean most of Europe

    • @Melior_Traiano
      @Melior_Traiano Před měsícem +35

      @@elmarco777 Germany is worse off than England.

    • @kartikkantheti5690
      @kartikkantheti5690 Před měsícem

      I think we are already worse off than UK

    • @ConcernedForCanada
      @ConcernedForCanada Před měsícem +29

      No it's not. Germany has been actually handling the issue.​@@Melior_Traiano

  • @sirrobin4394
    @sirrobin4394 Před měsícem +465

    Enforcing immigration law is not xenophobia. The sooner the West embraces that, the sooner we'll have our countries back.

    • @Brained05
      @Brained05 Před 29 dny

      immigration law is enforced in Canada. You can search for these as evidence. "Canada is deporting migrants at its highest rate in more than a decade" , "Canada is deporting more people faster, drawing concern from migrant advocates", "Arrests, detentions and removals Removal from Canada"

    • @KidGoku-g4v
      @KidGoku-g4v Před 29 dny +44

      your country? are you native american?

    • @sirrobin4394
      @sirrobin4394 Před 29 dny +54

      @@KidGoku-g4v Nope, I'm American, and this is the United States of America. I'm sure you wish this was 300 years ago but it's not. I suggest you let go of the past and get with the times.

    • @KidGoku-g4v
      @KidGoku-g4v Před 29 dny +38

      @@sirrobin4394 then i suggest you too to get with times and let people come in and work. This aint 1900s either. get with times and cope.

    • @sirrobin4394
      @sirrobin4394 Před 29 dny +42

      @@KidGoku-g4v I suggest you get with the times and learn the difference between LEGAL Immigration and ILLEGAL immigration. We're a nation of LAWS, not a nation of LAWLESSNESS.

  • @sreeraj1980
    @sreeraj1980 Před měsícem +326

    I immigrated from Singapore to Canada and back. 2 years and I realised Canada is not for me.!

    • @samesamebutdifferent563
      @samesamebutdifferent563 Před měsícem +17

      Come back lah. 🤣

    • @JN-xb6pq
      @JN-xb6pq Před měsícem +66

      Honestly, life in Singapore is better than Canada by most metrics (weather and space being the obvious exceptions).

    • @captainchaoscow
      @captainchaoscow Před měsícem +14

      I would like to immigrate to Singapore! How can I do this?

    • @JN-xb6pq
      @JN-xb6pq Před měsícem +7

      @@captainchaoscow If you are a skilled professional it is relatively easy to get PR, compared to other countries in the region.

    • @VandaPietrantonio
      @VandaPietrantonio Před měsícem +9

      If I could I would move to SINGAPORE.

  • @tunglam8210
    @tunglam8210 Před 13 dny +1

    Do you not think this was orchestrated by the government ? We have a similar problem here in Australia.

  • @madiezancanellatl9205
    @madiezancanellatl9205 Před 29 dny +162

    Every place is nice if you have money. No place is nice if you don't.

    • @managingdirectorkingswards6324
      @managingdirectorkingswards6324 Před 29 dny +11

      Exactly!

    • @user-im6fy4qp6m
      @user-im6fy4qp6m Před 28 dny

      not true. in germany the government pays for everything so if you have no money its not a big deal as a migrant. you get a nice apartment or perpetual hotel room and all the free food and spending money you could ever want.

    • @mar-45
      @mar-45 Před 28 dny +1

      So true ... finally someone speaks common sense

    • @jejethejeplalq821
      @jejethejeplalq821 Před 27 dny

      You said it!

  • @Steve-kk8yb
    @Steve-kk8yb Před měsícem +237

    They have done the same thing here in Australia. Immigration tap is on full bore, basically zero housing available, 10-20 immigrants crammed into each house. We have Australian's earning 6 figure incomes sleeping in their cars because there is just no homes available (even if they can afford it). Our governments hate us with a passion.

    • @WalterVetterli
      @WalterVetterli Před měsícem +5

      Your gov. doesn't hate you,the Citizen, rather, they are ignorant of their own citizens needs and are oh so greedy!!!!!

    • @Canq9133
      @Canq9133 Před měsícem +5

      Small apartment in Melbourne are available from 150k, two bedrooms from 250k... Those 6 figures salary people might want a big house with backyard....

    • @ANDREW-ck6ro
      @ANDREW-ck6ro Před měsícem +5

      @Steve-kk8yb yet you guys have been ragging on Americans for us saying the same stuff you say here.

    • @synthtastic74
      @synthtastic74 Před měsícem +10

      Are they normalizing "we will own nothing and be happy?"

    • @kalupses8514
      @kalupses8514 Před měsícem

      You just described what Portugal is facing too. Corrupt governments sold us all out, citizens and immigrants alike!.

  • @nahushkkn
    @nahushkkn Před 29 dny +46

    If this continues, Toronto would put Hong Kong to shame in terms of high cost of housing

    • @TheTroyc1982
      @TheTroyc1982 Před 29 dny

      House prices are down 20% in Toronto int he last 2 years and still falling rapidly.

    • @jimkillerx
      @jimkillerx Před 28 dny +5

      @@TheTroyc1982 Yes, prices are down in Sweden as well. What's your point? Interest rates are too high so prices drop because people can't afford the interest rates. As soon as interest rates drop, the prices will again start to rise. Especially with a high demand and limited supply.

    • @AndreInThe416
      @AndreInThe416 Před 28 dny

      No, too much under utilized land around downtown core.

    • @Polentaccio
      @Polentaccio Před 28 dny

      @@TheTroyc1982 and yet people still won't be able to afford a townhouse.. as stated, interest rates and due to supply, ridiculous prices of housing. It's crazy to think that if 1.5 million for a tiny home was too much, 1.2 million makes it any better.

    • @Tiglath-PileserXIX
      @Tiglath-PileserXIX Před 26 dny

      Depending on which side of the real estate market you are, you want that cost to rise. Just check out the realtor adds promoting sales. Nothing wrong with Capitalism.

  • @evelynlust2747
    @evelynlust2747 Před 13 dny +22

    Our paycheques should not be split between our own family and an illegal immigrant family. Criminal and disgusting.

  • @ergosteur
    @ergosteur Před měsícem +601

    We need to do immigration *responsibly*. The mass of international student visas combined with lack of regulation of colleges and universities regarding their housing, courses, and admissions is one place to start changing.

    • @polishtheday
      @polishtheday Před měsícem +1

      They’ve made changes already.

    • @CanadiansForChange
      @CanadiansForChange Před měsícem +19

      @@polishtheday Not enough, needs way more changes.

    • @cwx8
      @cwx8 Před měsícem +17

      ​@@polishthedaythey suggested they would reduce student visas, which wouldn't even dent the problem. Then they backtracked on even that.

    • @Raditz-oc3hj
      @Raditz-oc3hj Před měsícem

      I worked at Sheridan College, Brampton. Sheridan management, Unionized Employees, and Union itself was all part of this. Management visited India, held events there, promoted Sheridan programs. Sheridan College intentionally created 'useless' programs so International students can easily get admission. Programs such as 2 years Pharmacy Tech that will get you the job of Cashier at Pharmacy.

    • @l2qz711
      @l2qz711 Před měsícem +11

      Yes, you need to cut international students coming to Canada

  • @avib4850
    @avib4850 Před měsícem +269

    I am an immigrant and we came here to live a life that was better than the previously disastrous country we came from, and now these new immigrants are trying to impose the way of life that made their countries disastrous in the first place. If you come to Canada, you live as Canadians do. We are the kindest people on earth so let’s keep it that way!

    • @npcimknot958
      @npcimknot958 Před měsícem

      This this is the big difference and you can really see it.
      Immigrants.(eveyrone cept natives are immigrant to canada) all agree to live in harmony.. not change the laws of the land jut for themselves.. do not attack others etc.. but ie you said new migrants are not assimilating. They are litearlly trying to change the country to their country.. agin, why even come here.. look how bad things are getting in the uk, ireland, america.. and now canada..
      Why are you bringing in dangerous people who hate you and your life style and other religions and wanting to completely change the country.. stop it.. its such a slap in the face to legal immigrant that stayed low.. pay their taxes.. obey the law never caused commotion..

    • @davidsmith9873
      @davidsmith9873 Před měsícem +3

      I do not know it is changing at a fast rate

    • @avib4850
      @avib4850 Před měsícem

      @@davidsmith9873 I absolutely hate it, entitled new immigrants think they can just do whatever….there are rules to live in a civil society that must be followed

    • @yusharizvi
      @yusharizvi Před měsícem +18

      I hope all immigrants think like you do! Its very important that immigrants respect the host nation's culture and social fabric instead of bring their problems from which they ran from.

    • @Meraclus
      @Meraclus Před měsícem +6

      Get out.

  • @serenapimentel7372
    @serenapimentel7372 Před 27 dny +81

    Easy answer. Too many immigrants.

    • @jonaswatson533
      @jonaswatson533 Před 26 dny +11

      Especially from India and Africa

    • @brianyang3265
      @brianyang3265 Před 26 dny +3

      Too many Fraudulent cases thanks to the new loopholes frrom 2015 system overhaul

    • @ReallyAboveGod
      @ReallyAboveGod Před 26 dny +1

      ​​@@jonaswatson533then your ancestors shouldnt have gone to other countries as well lol now bear the consequences 😂😂😂

    • @ReallyAboveGod
      @ReallyAboveGod Před 26 dny

      ​@@jonaswatson533funny considering Indians are like the top tax payers around there

    • @arnoldrimmer9161
      @arnoldrimmer9161 Před 26 dny

      Careful! Two tier keir Starmer will extradite you to uk and put you in prison.

  • @tommynickels4570
    @tommynickels4570 Před 15 dny +2

    Please Stop with "unhoused" --- a political buzzword.