"Canada Is DOOMED" - The Reality of Living In Canada in 2025

[@GriffinMilks]

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[@c.f.okonta8815]

Canada,uk and Australia are cooked.

[@helenooft9664]

I am from the Netherlands, and dont want to live in the USA or in Canada, cost of living and rent is global, but in the Netherlands there are not so much homeless people, and we have a good social safety net. If necessary we dont need a car, we can bike or take public transport that is very good.

[@KenHubbard-jz1vq]

THE CAPITALIST SYSTEM HAPPENED ,NOT JUST CANADA ,JAPAN ,S KOREA , AUSTRALIA, EUROPE , BRITAIN ,, THE BRICS COUNTRIES ARE PROSPERING , THERE ARE 13 FAMILIES IN CANADA THAT CONTROLL OR OWN 90 % OF THE COUNTRIES WEALTH, THATS LESS THAN 1 % OF THE POPULATION AND HERE THIS , THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY REPRESENTS THIS MINORITY , EXACTLY THE SAME AS HAPPENED IN THE U S A THATS WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CANADA A CAPITALIST SYSTEM THAT IS WELL PAST ITS USED BY DATE AND EITHER NEEDS REFORMING OR COMPLETELY DISCARDED FOR A FAIRER MORE EQUITABLE SYSTEM, CANADA JOIN BRICS LEAVE THE USA TO ITS OWN DEMISE.

[@petercharles1501]

Governement has printed money like in Germnay after the second world war, everyone has lost 10 yrs of purchasing power. Homelessness in Ottawa is disgusting, you drive near the Goverment of Canada buildings there are scary people all over the place, roads in Ottawa are in horrible shape, the roads are like in quebec in the 1980's.

[@akashaofthenile6077]

The convoy never cut off a street! The PO po did!

[@PuzZLeR_00]

In 2015, if you were to say "Canada sucks", the average Canadian would likely argue with you. Today they'd likely agree with you. JT has destroyed Canada, but he's also done far, far worse than anything in the history of the country - he's absolutely SHATTERED its once proud spirit and dignity.

[@ristom1]

Id say up until 2018 it was pretty good. 2019-now freefall

[@Rooneytunes01]

I left in 2003 and up until recently, I was happy to share that I was born and raised in Canada. No longer. I only bring it up if I have to

[@wadejohnson3871]

Where do you live now?​@@Rooneytunes01

[@jessiedonner2793]

Your "average Canadian" is limited to those around you). I don't know anyone that thinks that Canada sucks now compared to 5 years ago. Extrapolating based on anecdotes and people who are complaining doesn't make for good statistics.

[@PuzZLeR_00]

@@ristom1 Yes. That's when rents started to double. Then the collapse continued from there putting the avg Canadian into slavery. No wonder it's now cool to say that Canada sucks.

[@Frogfrog1234]

Those people who don’t think Canada is sick now must be new immigrants who never seen how beautiful Canada once was decades ago.

[@coldee785]

What is actually different? Like yes thing are expensive. Just like the rest of the world right now. But go ahead and let us know what has changed. Sources required for credibility

[@bobsmithers]

New immigrants get paid to be here now.

[@craigs1437]

@@coldee785 Canadian workers being fired at Tim Hortons by most managers who are 6 feet tall east Indian women, then only hiring their own from India. Makes sense?

[@richiandino8187]

​@@coldee785 aahh yes, the usual ignorant that believes a house is still affordable

[@redmoonspider]

​@craigs1437 walmart, superstore, best buy, staples. You name it.

[@Flashgordy22]

Life in Canada is just depressing now. We need major change.

[@senorhyperface]

Should have saved your CERB bux.

[@SystemofaDowns]

Mass Deportations

[@pinkcilantro4261]

Come to the US it’s worse here .

[@ironhell813]

@pinkcilantro4261 Only thing that is the us deports Canadians.

[@SystemofaDowns]

@@pinkcilantro4261 nah come to Canada, it's worse here

[@Joe-x1y7t]

As a lifelong Canadian I feel that one day I just woke up and the Canada I knew was gone. Few of my friends are starting families and many are leaving the country for better opportunities elsewhere. I get the feeling from our governments that they don't take our concerns seriously and would rather just replace us with Indians

[@coldee785]

whhaaaaaaa

[@josephparrotta1159]

@@coldee785 Fantastic translation on your comment

[@Joeenns-i3k]

Agreed, I used to be a proud Canadian now I’m low key embarrassed. And our government puts all of our tax money in the wrong things, especially eastern Canada (Ontario and Quebec).

[@SharonGarrison-t4h]

Absoulutely

[@SharonGarrison-t4h]

Deport final answer

[@Hustlin87]

Exact same situation happening in Australia, feels very co-ordinated.

[@jordana3020]

It sure seems that way 😢

[@PalisUK]

it's called Agenda 2030. they (globalists/the parasite class) are creating a worker class

[@user-hn6ld5zb5q]

Thank the UN. They rule the world with a global rod.

[@chinchin2121]

that's cause it is. enjoy your post national utopia. And remember, if you take more then 10 secounds to go to the bathroom, 15 minutes of pay will be deduced from your paycheck.

[@CrypticXRP]

Thank your local ZOG

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

Who would've thought it would be a bad idea to bring in a few million immigrants from India so billionaires could have cheap labour to open a new Tim Hortons and McDonald's on every street corner. Nobody could've ever predicted what effect that would have on an already strained housing market and infrastructure.

[@walterwhite1]

So sad. Canada 🇨🇦 is ruined by these people

[@GldVWisRR]

Knew exactly what they were doing.

[@Vipul-t1t]

@carbonatedturtle As an Indian who came to Canada to pursue my master’s degree, I was drawn not only by the opportunity for academic growth but also by the values Canadians stand for-diversity, inclusivity, and a strong sense of community. However, I had to leave Canada due to the challenging state the country is currently in, partly caused by some of my countrymen who have, unfortunately, taken advantage of the genuine kindness of Canadians. Their modus operandi is consistent with their behavior back in India as well, and I want to assure you that these individuals do not represent the true spirit of our country. I would have genuinely loved to stay and learn from the authentic values and culture of true Canadians. From the meaningful interactions I had during my time there, I truly believe I could have thrived and contributed positively to society, whether through meaningful work or business leveraging my expertise. I sincerely hope that one day Canada regains the stability and values it was once known for. Fun fact: I used to live in Downtown, which is depicted in this video. 🙂🫡

[@wg676]

Justin trudeau accomplished destroying it.

[@katosworld756]

Been in Toronto for 42 years,it's a huge pile of shit now 💩💩

[@adelefortin6913]

@katosworld756 you have probably noticed it's a huge pile of s*** everywhere now, but Canada is still the the best place in the world to live. Global economic struggles are everywhere in the world but are worse than in Canada.

[@adelefortin6913]

@katosworld756 Toronto has always been a pile of s*** just like Vancouver. That's why I live in the Okanagan Valley which is Canada's Florida but much much better!

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

NOW? It's been going down hill for over a decade. Thanks to John Torry and now Chow.

[@TheAcadianGuy]

Toronto has always been destined to turn into Chicago. People there are colder than the winter.

[@swayzecrazy420]

Thanks to Chow

[@Sam-d8o6q]

No one fixed the housing crisis for decades, no one improved healthcare for decades. No one controlled ‘illegal’ aka student immigration in the last decade. 2025 is the year Canada goes to vote. Make it count.

[@hiteweb]

But, if you now have massive immigrants living there from India, China and elsewhere. They have the right to vote? The problem is they can compete against you voting for the status quo.

[@coolioso808]

Are you surprised? Canada has voted neoliberal conservative for our entire history, federally. Over 150 years of Lib-Con governance. All supporting the capitalist world order. Better affordable housing, improved healthcare and self-reliant communities aren't part of the capitalist incentives. Well-being is a cost often not worth it for big companies to maximize their profit. Canada has a lot of waking up to do. Maybe start in 2025 with a New Year's ReVOLUTION. See Revolution Now podcast with Peter Joseph. Go from there.

[@user-kk4mh2wf5s]

Sounds like even a change of government this year won't fix anything, only because you've mentioned that these problems have been going on for decades

[@coolioso808]

@@user-kk4mh2wf5s Politicians don't fix problems, they never have, never will. Only an organized, educated, activated citizenry with well-being and people-centered demands can pressure the government to do better and build a better economic system beyond capitalism. But if me just saying 'capitalism' triggers you and you can't think straight, this is part of the problem. People can't even be told the truth and what to do about it. It's so sad. I mean, some people can, but the masses have problems with it. I can suggest watching "A Viable Society" talk by Peter Joseph on TZM channel, and you can learn a lot and get motivated to help. But nobody can be forced to learn.

[@Sam-d8o6q]

@ I absolutely agree with you. It won’t be fixed this year. Or maybe not even the next few years. Not 100% anyway. But at least there will be governance that will be realigning the ship and steering it in the right direction. Because the current policies are not working for us or the next generation.

[@Kevin-sq1fk]

Way too many Indians. I am in Ontario but feel like living in INDIA 😢

[@keix8650]

lol go to Calgary, the airport area is all india

[@Fit_soldier]

The Canadian military is good but could be better

[@p123a6]

​@spillthetea-k8c Dude read the initial comment again!

[@p123a6]

​@Fit_soldier Can you read? 🙄

[@Fit_soldier]

I work as a firearms instructor, and it’s a significant part of my life. Given the nature of my profession, it’s understandable that I have strong opinions about our military's role in global security. If it weren’t for the dedication and sacrifices made by veterans, we might find ourselves dealing with threats from adversaries, such as Russia, who might otherwise seek to expand their influence. The reality is that our way of life-where we can freely communicate and share our thoughts in English-would be at risk. So, the next time you encounter a military veteran, take a moment to express your gratitude for their service and the protection they provide for our freedoms. Their commitment is crucial to maintaining our security and way of life

[@freedomfighter69]

I'm in my fifties, born and raised in western Canada. Today I feel more like a prisoner here than that of a citizen.

[@AStri-zg5xc]

Me too.

[@PatricioGelato]

I do to.

[@rokasdobrovolskis]

Please watch "Europa the last battle" 12h documentary and "the protocols of the learned elders of zion" in order to understand what is really going on. Cheers.

[@brianbrown4666]

In my sixties ontario Canada was a amazing place to grow up but trudeaus and far left have destroyed it!

[@e-wordChina]

Canadians live under occupation man. The government and whole system is against us.

[@Lally-l2n]

I live in Ontario and it’s an overpriced, gang ridden cess pool. Armed car jackings, auto theft, terrible health care, terrible education - the average detached house is $1M and you’re still an 1.5 hours commute away from Toronto. Food is unaffordable, music concerts and live sports is out of reach for the middle class.

[@pp_ca_2000]

I am I from Quebec and we are in the same situation. It is unrecognizable.

[@peterlittlehorse5695]

@@pp_ca_2000 Here in Quebec the food is much cheaper than in Ontario and outside of Greater Montreal, there is very little crime and prices aren't that high. Our 1-bedroom apartment in a small town in the Monteregie costs only $425/month. Healthcare is terrible here in Quebec too.

[@parkerbohnn]

In Markham the average detached house is closer to 2 million dollars.

[@AStri-zg5xc]

I live in BC....same 💩 different pile.

[@vnvtraining7203]

@@peterlittlehorse5695 don’t forget our orange cones everywhere and shitty roads! 😢

[@evilchaperone]

I went to Vancouver 20 years ago to visit my wifes family. I bragged to everyone on how clean and nice it was. I went back last year and the change was horrifying. There is a definite war on the west. Whoever or whatever is driving this is unforgivable.

[@溫哥華兄弟]

Commie(politicians and their fundraisers) . You can see they are doing the same things in US, UK, German, Sweden…..etc

[@MM-lu2zk]

George Soros, Davos, The Bilderberg Gang, the Globalists, Klaus Schwab.....literally all the "Elites". Find an Elite and they are behind it.

[@pqunit]

I lived in Vancouver 20yrs ago. All these problems were already there, you just didn't notice. Crime was worse in Vancouver 20yrs ago. Look it up if you don't believe me.

[@evilchaperone]

@pqunit Not the area I was in. The before and after was so sad.

[@luigidesimone8554]

I totally agree with you. I live in Vancouver and here it's impossible to live. Rent and foods are so high that is impossible to survive. Drugs, poverty, homeless and robbery everywhere. God save Canada.

[@tinacurkovic9063]

Plus,it rains all the time😂

[@berkererol]

so many people from Vancouver tell me similar things, and especially concerning drugs!

[@patricequinn7733]

@@berkererol So a far right wing guy is about to be elected? This is ,too often,seen by voters as the solution to problems.

[@aynrandfan7454]

The only reason I live in Vancouver is because my parents bought me a home here 😂 but I still travel 4-5 times a year so I’m only in the city for 7 months of the year lol

[@cathielee8450]

Alot of the same on Vancouver Island too.

[@mikevoiceoversmith6333]

And if it’s not crystal clear to everyone by now, yes there’s incompetence involved, but make no mistake. This is a coordinated take down.

[@toddmcleod4444]

WHY ??

[@whenever-199iq]

@@toddmcleod4444 The great replacement

[@Forcix]

@@toddmcleod4444 Increased concentration of power.

[@AlanKelly-nm9lx]

@@toddmcleod4444 your monetary master want more control! and it make them billions!

[@toddmcleod4444]

​@Forcix you have to talk to your countrymen snd get this fixed ! I get it this is happening all over the western countries but you got to pilot an end to it

[@kathyselden3051]

I came to Canada in 2013 because i jad fallen in love with it. I was lucky to get the last little bit of positivity and prosperity. Now, Toronto is a completely different city. Things took a down turn so fast and it's unfortunately crime and homeless ridden. Heartbreaking to witness.

[@ironhell813]

Try living it

[@carolfox7642]

Liberals and WEF happened to Canada. Our once beautiful country has turned into a s-- hole. So sad.

[@coolioso808]

Capitalism happened to Canada. It's ugly. And not nearly enough Canadians know about and even fewer know what to do about it. I could say go watch "A Viable Society" talk by Peter Joseph and see what the problem is and viable solutions, but who cares about that kind of thinking?

[@boogyjuggy]

Agree...This mess started decades ago....but the last 20 years, wow, what a mess. And "Con' PP will do nothing. This 'Con' party has done nothing to repeal decades of dreadful, expensive liberal policy, laws....and will not do a thing once in power again.....and here lies the problem in Canada. It all started under daddy...Jr just following the same revisionist bs. Typical governments = Decades creating the problems , decades pretending to fix the problems. $, Right, left, liberal, ‘conservative’...does not exist, all lies...$. The lieberals forced all of this upon the country but the ‘conservatives’ have done nothing about it for decades. Until this is all repealed, the problems will only get worse. We never asked for any of this in Canada. The public never had a say in any of this. All forced by governments = liberal and conservative. Repeal - Mass immigration, climate tax scam, high taxes, massive government growth = debt = control....equalization (money laundering into Kebec), bilingualism (french) only outside kebec while Kebec bans our language, history... - bills 22, 178, 101...96..., multiculturalism only outside Kebec, = the charter.... all forced upon the country over the last 50, 60 years by lying, crooked and corrupt politicians, liberal and conservatives, mostly metis (they are not french) from Kebec = more debt, higher taxes, bigger government = more government control, more censorship...less freedom. Its all connected to the charter and quebec, the metis - francos - taking control of the country.$ They are revising our history all over the country as they rename all things English, Scottish, Irish.....look around. Rise up truth seekers, private sector, small business, farmers, truckers, entrepreneur’s, freedom fighters.... very large numbers. Plan, organize, train, MMA......prepare like-minded people...fight back in self-defense when necessary...protect each other from the real enemy here = tyrannical, totalitarian governments = police = military....Banks, MSM...Big pharma... Go read The monstrous trick - by Kenneth McDonald . He covers it all. I have copies. “First Quebec, and Ottawa and then the entire country...” ‘French power’ $ - PET. We need to put a stop to ALL immigration, NOW. The charter needs to be repealed NOW. Government IS the problem.

[@LoomisPC]

Same thing is happening in other western countries, including Finland. And our gvmt is right wing. I think west as a whole is failing all over. Incompetence and unlimited greed.

[@GarrFagen-zc3em]

Someone else above blamed neo-liberalism (and globalist institutions), which was actually based on conservative economic theory, and popularized in practice by Conservative PM Margaret Thatcher in the UK, and Republican President Ronald Reagan in the US. AKA "trickle-down economics" But now it's Trudeau's fault . . .

[@tashalee1503]

The conservatives are WEF as well. They scrubbed Pierre off their website a couple years ago but he was there along with others

[@993Carerra]

What surprises me is how fast Canada went downhill since 2020. If we didn't have 3 million uneducated immigrants using up all our government services and exploiting our generosity, we just might still be a viable country. How do we undo this?

[@audience2]

Removal of benefits. Force remigration for those that don't self-deport. Capital punishment for the worst criminals.

[@EverythingLvl]

I know a lebanese lady in her 80s who came here ten years ago. An uneducated son got her here and works at a shop for 45k and doesn't dare ask for a raise because he's so grateful just to have an income. With minimal.spending and the 16k a year she gets for free from us amd his pittance salary that he's keeping down, they bought a 400k house that now Canadians can't have.

[@stevie1748]

The uneducated son is very grateful for a job because he knows he can easily be replaced. Flooding the country with low income people is devastating to other low income people.

[@bipulsapkota8519]

Also a lot of Ukrainians arrived. They were provided money out of tax payers pocket. Also Ukraine is one of the most corrupt European countries.

[@DDracee]

we don't, falling behind on economic growth historically has never recovered in any country unless it was a depression, it's ggs

[@maliwan516]

Just wanted to point out $2000+ for a single bed room does not mean the area is not of low income, but rather the norm for rent everywhere. Its insanity.

[@djcybercorgi]

46 year old Canadian here, born and raised in Vancouver.... Canada in 2005 was a paradise for a young man... 2025 is a nightmare. This country has been purposefully crashed.

[@boogyjuggy]

True. This mess started decades ago....but the last 20 years, wow, what a mess. And "Con' PP will do nothing. This 'Con' party has done nothing to repeal decades of dreadful, expensive liberal policy, laws....and will not do a thing once in power again.....and here lies the problem in Canada. It all started under daddy...Jr just following the same revisionist bs. Typical governments = Decades creating the problems , decades pretending to fix the problems. $, Right, left, liberal, ‘conservative’...does not exist, all lies...$. The lieberals forced all of this upon the country but the ‘conservatives’ have done nothing about it for decades. Until this is all repealed, the problems will only get worse. We never asked for any of this in Canada. The public never had a say in any of this. All forced by governments = liberal and conservative. Repeal - Mass immigration, climate tax scam, high taxes, massive government growth = debt = control....equalization (money laundering into Kebec), bilingualism (french) only outside kebec while Kebec bans our language, history... - bills 22, 178, 101...96..., multiculturalism only outside Kebec, = the charter.... all forced upon the country over the last 50, 60 years by lying, crooked and corrupt politicians, liberal and conservatives, mostly metis (they are not french) from Kebec = more debt, higher taxes, bigger government = more government control, more censorship...less freedom. Its all connected to the charter and quebec, the metis - francos - taking control of the country.$ They are revising our history all over the country as they rename all things English, Scottish, Irish.....look around. Rise up truth seekers, private sector, small business, farmers, truckers, entrepreneur’s, freedom fighters.... very large numbers. Plan, organize, train, MMA......prepare like-minded people...fight back in self-defense when necessary...protect each other from the real enemy here = tyrannical, totalitarian governments = police = military....Banks, MSM...Big pharma... Go read The monstrous trick - by Kenneth McDonald . He covers it all. I have copies. “First Quebec, and Ottawa and then the entire country...” ‘French power’ $ - PET. We need to put a stop to ALL immigration, NOW. The charter needs to be repealed NOW. Government IS the problem.

[@SuperLuckao]

Same as Australia and UK. Thy did it first to s africa.

[@audiolego]

Los Angeles got really hit with homeless, mental and fentanyl. Big time

[@jjkicks2]

That's great for you. But don't lose sight of the growing number son the streets. Just because there were always homeless people around, doesn't mean it was a literal epidemic. We are in a homeless epidemic now in Canada. It is a crisis. People cannot afford to live anymore. Unless you were already set with a good job, a vehicle, and a decent priced rental unit or your own house. I know so many people who lost their job for some ridiculous reason, and literally cannot find another because workplaces are asking for your ethnicity now. You sound like someone who hasn't had their life disturbed by the problems happening around you. Damn right you should be appreciative of that because there aren't many of you left.

[@NO-px2ys]

Yup, purposely ruined by the corrupt and compromised government. They are doing it world wide.

[@Scooter.bord14]

In Ottawa they arrest truckers with Canadian flags, but jihadists are allowed to glorify violence in face coverings on a weekly basis with zero repercussions. This epitomizes what Canada has become

[@antoniabanoczi-gg8te]

Liberal fascist country we became

[@MaestroDraven]

Not only that, but the RCMP will bring you warm coffee and Timbits while you call for an intifada.

[@shaun2099]

you need dig deeper, say why ur gov indulge those things to happen, you will undershand why. ballot😢

[@thisisnotpublic6569]

Agree. Both should be charged.

[@rashed1301]

Hyperbole much?

[@stevewright6632]

11:23 Not a single Canadian flag on in sight. All rainbow trash and who knows

[@tonton6969]

my advice to anyone wanting a better life in Canada. Don't come. It is too late. Only misery you will find. Sacrificing for a better life for your kids, yet they it will be almost impossible for them to buy a house once they graduate.

[@chrisn2125]

Yes unfortunately Canada is not even a decent option to immigrate to. It’s become so unaffordable that without at least $150k in salaries you/your family won’t be able to live.

[@hadesium]

Russia is becoming more and more attractive to immigrate to despite all the sanctions and demonizations LMFAO 🤣

[@Wesker10000]

You realize this isn't special to Canada? Our entire generation everywhere are having difficulties.

[@GabrielsdevR]

@@Wesker10000 false

[@ironhell813]

It definitely is false. Most of Asian is still cheap.

[@yousufkh635]

Look at my story, i started Canadian dream in 2007, did masters in computer science in 2013, started working and gained professional experience that i can utilize to create jobs in Canada, in 2020 applied for Canadian immigration after passing all necessary tests, moved here in 2022 and realized as if i have moved to a bit modern India. I met with many people who somehow came here without any efforts and quality checks. What a mess! I was hoping to pay back Canada by transferring my skills to fellow Canadians but here i can't even pay my basic expenses. Going back finally.

[@a.b.2850]

At least you have a place to go back to. I wish.

[@Pavelpetuniablue]

I think you must have done a lot of things wrong. I'm sorry to say but if you find Canada to be that bad then by all means go back to wherever you think is best for you and i'm sure eventually you'll realise just how stupid of a move it was. My parents lived in beautiful British Columbia all their lives as did my 4 siblings and now me , my husband and our two girls who were also born here in B.C. as were their children and we are all thriving. I had cancer which was cured when i was 19 years old and i'm now in my 80's still cancer free and it didn't cost a cent! Ditto re all of our grand children born here cost is nothing unlike the US who charges women big time simply for giving birth......how stupid is THAT????

[@DavidWootton-yd5ws]

Smart thing to do!!!

[@christopheryoung2874]

@@Pavelpetuniablue you're in your 80s you are out of touch with how bad the country is especially for younger people in their 20s and 30s

[@PuzZLeR_00]

@@Pavelpetuniablue I'm happy for you, but you're talking past tense my friend. Your kids and grandkids are gonna feel it, now, AND in the future.

[@grandstrategy8987]

When I was a sophomore, I took a year off and went to Canada to study English. It was during 1995~1996. Canada back then was like, one of those countries where you can find peace of mind. I literally loved[and still do] everything about Canada. People were very very friendly and it was super safe and the whole country is so beautiful that you cannot describe it properly with human language. It's quite sad to witness today's Canada is not what it used to be. But I'm optimistic at the same time. The Canadians I know have the ability and will to solve any problems. I wish Canada endless growth and glory. From Korea with love.

[@Jgjbkhh]

I’m a European watching my own country and the rest of the continent turning worse and worse every year, but seeing the absolute decline of Canada in such a short time is truly out of this world.

[@gizemlikisi6213]

where r u from

[@dylansmith6078]

Our capital looks worse than moscow and they are at war man. That shit is wild to think about.

[@scotti.6433]

Don't be so willing to believe everything a yuppie stock broker tells you, a guy driving a fancy car who probably also lives in one of those fancy high rises or a million dollar mega box house. The guy lives in Hull/Gatineau, Quebec that has never been and never will be a part of Ottawa, an area that historically was always a gritty working class industrial city, that has only grown in recent years due to cheaper rents on that side of the river that has seen rapid development outpace what a small tax base city can keep up with in the way of modernised infrastructure and roads. And it is also a fact that the Municipality of West Quebec has traditionally been ignored my the fat cats in Quebec City who control provincial purse strings. As for Ottawa, all areas this guy put on display have histories of being lower working class neighbourhoods back to the 19th century including the Byward Market that was where prostitution thrived for over a hundred years up to the 2000s, and Lowertown next door is where The Mission and Salvation Army homeless shelters have been located going back to the early and mid-20th century. So these areas have always had social problems that have only increased with the fentanyl crisis plaguing cities worldwide and not unique to Canada.

[@Jgjbkhh]

@ this video did absolutely nothing to affect my view of Canada lol. I’ve seen Canada as an absolute shithole for a long time now. If anything this video made Canada look better than what I already thought of it.

[@GarrFagen]

​@@dylansmith6078 Ridiculous comment.

[@editorjohn8803]

I moved to Taiwan and lived there from 1999 to 2013. Taiwan expanded roads, built bridges, built new hospitals.... the city constantly changes, as they use the tax money to improve quality of living. I've been back in Vancouver from 2013 to 2025. Canada still looks the same, except roads are falling apart, trash between Vancouver and Richmond on the side of the highways, quality of apartments look visibly worse in quality. It's terrible here, and I plan to live in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan in a couple years. Canadians don't fight for their own country because there's so much diversity that no one comes together to protect it. Canada is now always someone else's problem. A sense of pride is gone. No one wants to hold the politicians accountable, unlike in Taiwan, for example. A former president was sentence to prison for many years, and today, another former president is on trial facing up to 25 years. There's more democracy outside of Canada

[@jykl608]

Times change.

[@Steven-se5jd]

But to many Canadians, Asia is still some backward third world sh*thole. When I bring up some of the differences, Canadians get so offended. I think it is this kind of mentality that is holding back Canada to improve.

[@TS-qd2uj]

I visited Taiwan a few years back. It was an incredible experience. By the time my trip was over, I didn't want anyone to know I was Canadian. The thought of going back to Vancouver, where garbage and drug use was rampant and where your taxes seem to just pay for useless public servant wages and nothing else was so depressing I moved to the Okanagan. Unfortunately, it's just as bad here. Canadians are getting ripped off everywhere they turn it seems. The NDP 'tards in Victoria just lined their pockets some more the other day. Just think how things would be if this 'tards were actually held accountable.

[@TodayWithBen]

I am from Taiwan and I wish to go back anytime soon. ❤ I lived in Canada for over 25 years and this nation is collapsing instead of building up..

[@AStri-zg5xc]

The chinese will be happy to know the taiwanese looked after their property so well once china invades later this year.

[@Katrina-pg6hk]

I live in Niagara Falls. It was such a great city 9 or 10 years ago. Now it's unrecognizable. They've allowed thousands of immigrants/illegals to come here, but as you mentioned, they have done nothing to improve our services. A lot of roads, service centre's & schools have not been built or upgraded to handle the huge influx of people. Our hospital & medical Clinics are overwhelmed. There are no affordable places to live. No apartments or houses that average people could afford, especially with the lack of employment opportunities. Every month more of the population here are evicted & end up out on the street. Canadian citizens get dumped into the street while immigrants occupy hotels & motels. Paid for by Canadian tax $$. It's a nightmare. Crime is rising daily. A man from Buffalo posted on X that he'd come here for a visit & was shocked to see how it had changed. He said he couldn't believe it was Canada. He thought he was in India or Pakistan. Then he said he couldn't wait to go home. So this can't be good for tourism. What Niagara Falls is known for really. I hope something is done soon to get some of what we've lost here back. It's sad.

[@vickyverma6852]

Is that true or just some propaganda? Your city of 100,000 people has only 3,000 people of Indian descent.

[@Turner1281]

@@vickyverma6852 The Indians are everywhere, don't be naive,

[@concernedcanadian8460]

We left BC and moved to NS in 2020. That move got us debt free and improved our situation in many ways, but I feel like it really just bought us a few more good years as things are crumbling everywhere.

[@ChrisPTY507]

whats NS?

[@njam101]

@@ChrisPTY507 Nova Scotia

[@reefermadnesss]

And you moving to NS drives up pricing there. We are just playing musical chairs.

[@AStri-zg5xc]

Plus NS has been flooded with new & improved 'canadians'. The kind that dont like the old stock and disposable canadians.

[@Alice-xk1ss]

Nova Scotia?

[@JosephJanitorius-p5v]

i, an American, visited Canada 5 times from the late 70s through the 90s. It always amazed me for its cleanliness and high standard of life. So it makes me really sad that it's now starting to resemble the US in some ways. I hope it can regain its former self.

[@nickdadon]

I think its too late sadly...

[@MsHojat]

Canada has always been very similar to the USA. The main differences is just with the much higher African population, medical system, and firearm laws.

[@slsunfrog]

40 years ago I predicted Canada would be Mexico and vice versa and omg it is true now!

[@davidp3330]

Agreed. Many Canadians once were passive and non judgmental individuals. The country is now polarized and people are becoming unpleasant and in some cases downright nasty. We've imported gangs, criminal elements and have had our laws altered to support a select few instead of the equality of the masses. In many ways a favoritism. Canadians are tired of having S&^* being shoved down their throats. I know many think having a positive outlook is best..... but..... sadly I think we are past the point of no return. The damage has been done. Canadians were not listened to.

[@jogana6909]

Indians can change everything

[@barbury-loves-islands]

We voted for the "left", the liberals. I did, so many others did... but what a mistake... we created our own reality of people needing big-brother to support them, and we invited people from all over the world who wanted big-brother (big mommy) to support them too. Now we know: Self-sufficiency is everything an individual needs, and by being self sufficient once again, we can re-teach others to become self sufficient once again, and we can all become strong on our own again. I guess there will be a generation of adult babies, followed by a generation of adults.

[@keix8650]

this is why i'd rather be called racist or whatever you libs think of us conservatives. it's a dog eat dog world here, as canadians we have to protect ourselves first

[@isaact2792]

I feel like when I was a kid, if you were homeless it was because you had some sort of drug abuse problem or mental health issue. Today in this country though I think a lot of people are becoming homeless just because you can't make it working a low wage full time job. It's really sad what's happened to this country. People can't afford to have kids, so we expand immigration to meet the deficiency of not enough young workers which just adds to the problem... And then we just keep cycling lower and lower. I hate how for the last decade nobody wanted to talk about immigration in politics or you were labelled as a racist and now it's so broken nobody even knows how to fix it.

[@johnmorrison9758]

still is a drug related problem. Most of those people are in trouble with drugs. Take a walk through the camps and see for yourself.

[@apprenticephil649]

Deportation is the anawer

[@Q.T.TAROT333]

​@johnmorrison9758 that's not exactly true. I've worked with a lot of the homeless community, after I had been homeless due to extreme harassment.. most of them start using drugs after becoming homeless to cope with the fact that they can't get the basic need of a HOME met.

[@thecanadakid7622]

yes, they have been fudging the numbers to hide a declining economy by importing immigrants and selling out the country, Trudeau is corrupt and a sell out.

[@johnmorrison9758]

@@apprenticephil649 You can be the first to go. We don't want racists here

[@jjac72]

Canadians voted for Trudeau and the liberals twice....let that sink in...

[@stevie1748]

3 times actually.

[@rockhardlyable]

Three times

[@AlexLifeson1985]

and I will again

[@SanAndreasWatchParty]

How was your bread line today, Komrade?

[@frankcastle2045]

Yep they are 🤪🤪

[@caroleparker6084]

We immigrated to Canada 15 years ago, from the UK. We came on a skilled worker PR visa. Our village/town is unrecognizable today. Theft, homelessness, drug use, traffic, high density housing, without the infrastructure to cope with it. ESL is the norm in schools. We are expanding at a rate where investment simply isn’t able to keep up. We need a reset.

[@billcaron7105]

I used to live in Ottawa 6 years ago and I definitely can see when I go back to visit family that the problems the city has are just getting worse every year. I'm in Québec City, and the traffic here is getting nuts, impossible to find an apartment to rent, population is going up but not the amenities, the roads are basically the same as they were in the 1970s. Crime is up, arson murder rape, lots of shootings, those use not to happen here now it's part of our daily life. People are really impatient stressed out. The hospitals are so bad, they find dead people in ER waiting rooms who were not attended to in more than 24 hours. At this rate it's just a matter of time and something will break, this society cannot keep going this way.

[@CraftyMatt]

I've been in the general waterloo region of ontario all my life. The place went from being a comfy part of ontario to now crime-ridden, gangs, and mass migration. All the well paying jobs are gone, and prices keep soaring with home prices and cost of living expenses with no end in sight. Canada is beyond screwed. There's no putting this genie back in the bottle. Everyone who lives here knows exactly what must be done, but no politician has the spine to say it.

[@david37376]

Maxine Bernier has said it.

[@a-b-cweaponsnightmare6544]

What countries are the gangs from, may I ask? Or are they homegrown Canadian gangs?

[@karmad.twelve6613]

Mostly Indian and Filipino for the gangs

[@themodfather9382]

Sorry, what must be done? Deporting immigrants isn't going to solve anything. You need to imprison the entire government.

[@EddyTheLion]

There visa policies were so easy 😂 India took advantage

[@donaldliard6054]

One asylum seeker gets 86000$/year. Taxpayers money. Plus all benefits

[@stephenramos2824]

I mean seems fair! My mom gets half of what my dad would of gotten after working and paying taxes for 50 years which works out to to 20ishk/year Seems fair to me....

[@Eons000]

Filthiest lie ever 😂

[@jeremyfallock4088]

The identical housing gives the same vibe as the concrete housing in the Soviet Union but just “modern”.

[@GriffinMilks]

Yea pretty much.

[@bobsmithers]

Chernobyl housing.

[@LifeEnjoyer463]

The large numbers on the front looks dystopian to me. "Here citizen, this is your block."

[@ianburke3826]

That’s the hilarious thing. It says communism, but it’s the product of capitalism.

[@Viggypop571]

Totally, I’m from that part of the world.

[@trevorpearlharbor5171]

As an American, I've noticed that the stuff I see happening to Canada in this video is exactly what I've been seeing in states like California, Washington, and New York. The broken state of Canada is caused by the fish rotting from the head down, bad leaders making bad decisions irregardless of the consequences. If the people at the top dont change, Canada will continue to stagnate.

[@CaptainHero-h1q]

It’s the whole Western World! Germany is completely the same

[@Jim-d9e]

Why don't we all move to Ottawa and live with Justin. He has over a 100million dollars and could take care of all of us.

[@AStri-zg5xc]

Lol...100M 😂 Try 400M and counting....and that's all he will admit to.

[@whitesamurai]

Behind all great wealth lies a great crime.

[@sickandtired4728]

and how much did that value increase while in office - and where did that increase come from??? All government officials need to be investigated. Criminal activity at the top!

[@ricknelsonm]

He has way over 365 million don't forget the off shore accounts,

[@johndoe-oc6gr]

he owns all the pot shops in the country now

[@MarcoEmeryLinden]

I immigrated to Canada 20 years ago and don't recognize my country anymore.

[@0Failure00]

New brunswick here. The housing crisis is really bad here, houses are either owned by out of province buyers or extremely expensive. Houses that cost 30k in late 90's early 2000's now cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. I've seen small regular houses go for 300k+. The city is building apartments for either the elderly or immigrants. Not a lot of options for young canadians. The income divide is very clear now, there is a very different crowd in loblaws vs iga for example. I work in retail and the food bank guy used to come once a month, now it's 3 times a week. Theft is skyrocketing, even in my small town. Drugs and homelessness is out of control, something we've never seen before here. About the cannabis/vape stores: the most shocking example is the native reserve about 30 mins from here. There used to be all sorts of nice mom and pop shops in there. Now it's ALL weed shops.

[@david3549tw]

Jordan Peterson: If you don’t think Canada is a sinking ship, you’re a fool.

[@njam101]

Jordan Peterson has no solutions just like Pierre Poilievre. We need leadership at all levels of government that actually have a plan.

[@jaydenthegreat6469]

@@njam101 oh yea keep telling your self that maybe it doesn't seem like he has a plan to you because you only get your info from social media if you actually do some research you'll see he does more than make just fun of Trudeau 🤦‍♂I mean there's no guarantee that he'll even do good but from what he's said its a hell of a lot better than the liberals and the NDP

[@CowboyPants-h5p]

Jordan Peterson is a master of word salad, and is a complete and utter fool who simply loves the sound of his own voice.

[@Europa1749]

@@njam101 It's time to give someone else a chance. Why condemn PP before he's even in power.

[@matane2465]

He helped cause these problems. He worked for the UN and wrote the immigration documents.

[@spergnation1859]

All my friends and I are serfs building houses we'll never live in. Houses for people who are not our people. We are a conquered nation denied the dignity of dying in battle for it before losing it. The death of Canada is a sad and strange story. May our children curse our names forever for allowing this. May our forefathers look down on us with shame and dishonor.

[@junetaylor8396]

"Conquered" - exactly right. Now the US will invade what is left of Canada.

[@Fridaey13txhOktober]

Time 2 push back.

[@david37376]

My children know I hate Liberals and woke and dei with a passion. I didn't contribute.

[@ballinspalding11]

Canada was a conquered nation the day it was stolen from natives, don’t get it twisted. The only ones with the most right to be here are the natives.

[@user-po7jt8co7w]

You stole this land from the indigenous ppl This is karma

[@tigger126]

We have many homeless here in NB where there had been NONE a few years back. Home prices have trippled. I could go on and on. Thanks, Justin

[@ps17747]

Canada has so much land and mineral resources, yet people are jam packed into tiny houses. It is a shame! FJT!

[@pedro-p3n4v]

Tiny houses!!! I live in Dubaï and Beirut, I didn't visit Canada but every home have a garden and a basement and a parking.. here where I live we live in tall high rise buildings... But it is more beautiful than Canada neighborhoods...

[@coolioso808]

FJT? How about call out the root problem instead of the political symptom of the sickness? Call out unsustainable, unjust capitalist world order. The goal of a capitalist economy is to maximize GDP, profit for the ownership class and keep growing, no matter the human or ecological cost. Canada could very well meet all our basic needs to thrive, within planetary boundaries, if our goal for the economy was well-being or solidarity, instead of profit and capital growth. Look at the talk by Peter Joseph, "A Viable Society", see what you think. Do you agree? Or disagree with anything? What do you propose we do about it?

[@randyreal5871]

Justin's supporters ruined this country

[@ps17747]

@@coolioso808 Root problem is socialism. Solution is capitalism. Yes, the goal of capitalism is to maximize the GDP and that is a good thing. Yes some people get wealthy in capitalism but everyone else benefits from a larger economic pie. People need economic incentives to create businesses and getting rich is their reward and meanwhile all their employees benefit.

[@robertduklus6555]

@@ps17747 lucky 4 me I live in 200 sq m bungalow.

[@zeljkomikulicic4378]

Living in tents in Canada. You can't fall any lower.

[@LifeEnjoyer463]

That's the average housing situation of a Canadian

[@Animanarchy]

Almost.. I don't even have a tent.

[@DavidWootton-yd5ws]

A grass hut in the middle of the jungle looks a lot better now!!!!

[@sherman-j5j]

How Canada's governments are quietly killing people off that are disabled and poor! (Unseen by the mass public) Canada's treatment of its disabled population raises serious concerns, as many individuals in need of support find themselves in dire situations. Those who rely on disability benefits receive significantly less each month than what they require for housing. For instance, a disabled person in Ontario typically earns around $1,300 a month, while the cost of renting even a modest room can range from $1,500 to $2,000. This financial disparity often forces individuals onto the streets, leading to a loss of disability eligibility due to the lack of a permanent address-even for those who have contributed to the system. Compounding the issue is a program called Portable Housing Benefit, which, while it may appear beneficial at first glance, is more of a public relations maneuver aimed at creating the illusion that the government is actively addressing homelessness and housing affordability. In reality, this joint Federal and Provincial initiative misleads the public by claiming to help low-income individuals secure housing costs at only 30% of their monthly income. This assertion is misleading, as calculations often fail to reflect the true rental costs experienced by participants. Rather than being based on an individual's actual rent, the 30% figure used by the program is calculated from 80% of the lowest comparable rent in the city/area. This means that recipients may find themselves paying closer to 80-85% of their rent, contrary to the misleading expectation of only 30% that the program presents to the public and those in need to reduce the housing waiting list numbers. This deceptive aspect of the program exacerbates homelessness instead of providing relief. Furthermore, eligibility for the program is limited to individuals receiving disability benefits and those who are on a housing waiting list. Many vulnerable individuals are misled into enrolling in the program just before they are about to be offered available housing units, resulting in unrealistic hopes and further complicating their situations. Once enrolled, these individuals often receive only a small amount of support-perhaps $200-toward their rent, when they had anticipated more substantial assistance like $500 off their monthly rent of $1,500. Importantly, signing up for the program also results in their removal from the housing waiting list, effectively reducing the visible number of people awaiting affordable housing. This tactic allows the government to boast about declining waiting list numbers and faster average wait times, without disclosing that they are using the PHB program to remove long-standing applicants from the list under misleading pretenses. The situation grows even graver when, after a few years, many participants find themselves facing "renovictions," where landlords claim they need to vacate units for renovations, often superficial fixes like paint and new flooring. Once evicted, these individuals struggle to locate affordable housing, often ending up homeless and living in tents, further exacerbating their plight. The lack of a permanent address subsequently jeopardizes their disability benefits, effectively trapping them in a cycle of poverty and homelessness. The design of this government program has dire consequences, quietly contributing to the suffering and even death of vulnerable individuals-many of whom may succumb to hypothermia or other hardships-while the public remains largely unaware of the grim realities behind these policies. In conclusion, many people overlook the fact that a significant number of elected officials in Canada's federal and provincial governments have a vested interest in maintaining the ongoing housing crisis. Many of these officials hold substantial investments in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) through their registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) and other financial portfolios. As long as the housing issue persists, rental prices will remain elevated, allowing these officials to enjoy returns on their investments ranging from 8% to 20% annually. Consequently, there is little incentive for them to resolve the homelessness problem, as doing so would undermine their personal financial interests. This creates a troubling scenario where political leaders may prefer to keep the status quo rather than actively work toward sustainable solutions.

[@balmore7440]

what the media doesn't tell you is that if you live in a tent its probably it's probably because you don't work and do drugs yea life is hard and ever since covid they overprice us and hopefully they bring it down but people who live in tents even if you give them free rent they will still end up in tents they don't want to face the real problems and that is drugs

[@StephIsFar-pd9rm]

I've lived in two places in Canada where they just added condos/housing and no infrastructure to support it. It becomes a totally unlivable area unless you have hours to waste sitting in traffic.

[@Matt-qd4zi]

Im in Edmonton bro it’s a dystopia, this country is so soulless , no identity time to look into other options in 2025 🙏🏻✈️

[@bonniebluebell5940]

Orwellian for sure...lifeless and gray. We will soon be one gigantic ghettoland.

[@phil5689]

I fled from Edmonton and now living in Frankfurt Germany, the worst city i can describe of is non other than the capital city of Edmonton.

[@Matt-qd4zi]

Good move by going to Germany, I’ve got german background myself and I can’t believe the state of this country and Edmonton is a personification of how Canada is in 2024, post nationist hellscape full of migrants, crime boarded up businesses and homeless encampments, there is no pride or sense of identity here or culture, not withstanding the best thing for the future is to merge with a the USA with president trump 🇺🇸 and we can restore greatness #51ststate ✊🏻

[@joshgeddes1]

Edmonton is a hellhole man very nihilistic man not like it was 20 years ago

[@MsHojat]

How-so?

[@AlfredodelArenal]

It’s a shame. I lived in Vancouver for about 15 years but mid-Plandemic I decided it was too much, so I moved back to Mexico City where I’m originally from. Best decision ever. Lots of Canadians and Americans are moving here. (And to coast destinations)

[@GriffinMilks]

So many people moving to Mexico, you’re right. Glad to hear it’s working out for you. As a citizen that makes it a much simpler move.

[@keithhannah8695]

Viva la Mexico! 🥳🇲🇽 Got my residence, this summer, selling the house! I got news for you, the train wreck is still not here, but it's coming Canada is now a total write off Get out if you can

[@josephrobi6806]

Hot in Mexico when are you coming back in 3 years? 😊

[@123benny4]

My parents moved to Canada for a better life, and it was good, until now. Now, I'm considering moving back to where they immigrated from. Canada has lost it's luster, and quality of life.

[@jaydenthegreat6469]

@@123benny4 make sure before you leave that you vote out the guy that dug us all in this hole in the first place lmao

[@BallisticTip]

The fact that there is a housing crisis in a spot with nearly unlimited land is mind boggling. I understand it's cold or not the best land - but people have settled on worse. Housing should be damn near free there.

[@UnitedCanuck]

I left Canada for a few years but am hoping to never return. We've had a few years of awful government. I am praying for this beautiful country.

[@randyreal5871]

decades of awful government. The red party should be banned they are all criminals

[@awiseguydrinkingtea9735]

Please come back. PP will save us and make us prosperous again.

[@TheAcadianGuy]

I'm pretty sure you still hold on to your Canadian passport. Once the location where you live goes down, you'll go back top Canada immediately or beg the federal government to come pick you up.

[@awiseguydrinkingtea9735]

@@TheAcadianGuy PP will save us

[@Fridaey13txhOktober]

Trudeau will obviously lose. Canadians built that country and fought two world wars for the commonwealth and you just leave??

[@xXDoomWolfeXx]

Hi Griffin, I've lived in London, Ontario my entire life (27 years old) and I remember when our country didn't feel like this even with a city that has struggled like London has. This video should be essential viewing for EVERY person who even thinks of moving here. Almost every single street in my city has encampments and homeless on it now. I found people sleeping in sleeping bags in my apartment's private parking lot recently. Never had that in the entire 6 years I've lived in this building. We've seen many, many businesses leave London due to the increase in violence and poverty (PLEASE google why The Budapest Restaurant closed. They are a very typical London story) and now, 98% of business only hire immigrants and refuse to even consider looking at Canadian born youth. Many straight up say don't apply if you don't speak Punjabi. Many apartments are now saying to not apply if you're not from certain Castes or from certain Indian villages. It's disgusting what has happened to this country. I wish our government cared.

[@sergeytopala9859]

omg do they really filter natives out? that's unbelievable. is this legal in canada at all?

[@Mark-ej4uf]

You know the split between what you call Indian (that's Indù from Asia) and Aboriginal Indian in Canada? The original inhabitants of what would be called Canada abhor the folk you're writing about, whose presence in your thought become prevalent than those who have natural right to live on Turtle Island.

[@c.u.2035]

also from london. was hackled at an off hours scotiabank a few weeks ago. buddy was smoking and sleeping next to the bank machines. it's difficult not to feel nervous in their presence while also feeling sympathy. the government has let its people down in every way possible

[@xXDoomWolfeXx]

@@c.u.2035 I am so sorry to hear that happened to you. I've been on and off harassed in public like that since I was at least 12 years old. Almost got kidnapped by a guy in a truck at 13. It has gotten progressively worse and worse. It's very hard because as you say, some do harrass or heckle innocent bystanders leading to us feeling unsafe while others aren't like that at all. My oldest sister was homeless for a while when I was a young child and I've had friends become homeless. There are so so many reasons why someone might lose access to a shelter. It's hard with the pull between sympathy/empathy as you say and fear/discomfort as we have both experienced. Being a human is so hard sometimes.

[@pqunit]

There were hundreds of homeless people shooting heroin into their eyeballs 30yrs ago in Vancouver. These problems have been brewing for a very long time. Just a lot of places like Ottawa weren't seeing it until now

[@hippocrazy4214]

It gets worse, MUCH worse. We have been too complacent for far too long.

[@LittleFoot27]

I came to Canada in 2006 under Harper and the economy was great. Fast forward 19 years later and it reflects of a hyperinflation and corruption countries like Argentina and Ethiopia.

[@CoryPchajek]

Harper STARTED this mess. Truth is they’re all rotten and you can’t place any hope in any political party.

[@Declined469]

I used to be a productive member of Canadian society I worked my whole life up until I got sick. My issue is with the Canadian healthcare system. Unless what you are sick with is very easily determined then you get to look forward to years of tests and waiting for specialists only to possible still find out absolutely nothing, in the meantime your health continues to just get worse and worse. I just want to be able to live a somewhat normal life again, if my health stopped going downhill and actually just got 25% to 50% better I would be so happy and would be able to work again. My parents are both retired and my mother is fighting cancer and my father has heart issues and their doctor retired two years ago and they both still do not have a new family doctor yet. Myself I went without a family doctor for over 15 years and when the list I was put on to wait for a family doctor found someone, it was a nurse practitioner and not a doctor. I would have no issue with the nurse practitioner if they followed their own waiting list rules. The one rule that concerns me is that if you getting assigned a nurse practitioner and accept them, they are meant to be a place holder u til they find you a replacement family doctor. Well I guess that rules does not apply to me because as soon as I was assigned that nurse practitioner my name was removed from that list… The healthcare system is a joke because there are way too many patients and not enough medical staff. This is where my one main concern with the unregulated immigration comes in. If we already cannot treat our current population numbers with the current healthcare system m, how will adding 1 million more people to that system help? The simple answer is that things will get a lot worse than they are now because the government doesn’t put any funds toward the Canadian healthcare system. Actually in the last few decades all that politicians have done is remove funding from the Canadian healthcare system… I do not feel like my tax dollars are being used properly, especially when I can go to my local ER and wait for two days before seeing a doctor. In fact a young mother died while waiting to see a doctor in that same ER… Cheers I guess… Like I said, I just want to be able to work again, ai have never had to rely on social assistance before and I am extremely ashamed that I have had to now because of my undiagnosed illness. P.S. The other issue I am well aware of is that people on disability like me and veterans on social assistance as well are luck if they get between 900 to 1200 CAD a month. In the meantime immigrants that have not been here long enough to contribute anything to our country are getting that amount daily or really dam close to it. The amount I am getting every month is not enough to live on. If I didn’t have a supportive family, I would have been in trouble.

[@rebeccamiller1741]

Totally get your rant ... I had Bariatric surgery 5 years ago .. on the old side at 60 In Ont. Because Gees tried to get it for years in Alberta , but couldn't get close .. Now suffering "Corrosive Esophagytis" due to effects of surgery . Only way to remove probkem which is currently very painful ..is a redo of Bariatric surgery ...but get this , me reason is NOT weight loss ..but there is a 8-12 month wait for my surgery because "drumroll" ..... In order for hospital to get paid ..I must be viewed again as new weight loss surgery candidate .. The wait is to see me endure waits and needless appointments with Socisl Worker and Dietician ... Omg I will be really old by the time this is fixed 🫣🤬

[@lordofnight9377]

​@rebeccamiller1741 it probably won't get fixed and if it could, it would take 2-3 generations

[@LauraKelly-jd6bx]

I’m so sorry to hear that you’ve been feeling so unwell and are finding it very hard to get any really good medical help. I’m in Ireland and I went through the same thing for years. Then I found answers myself online and I finally recovered my health after implementing the lessons I learned from some amazing doctors that I found and listened to. They all teach about the proper human diet (Ketogenic/Carnivore) that heals many, many illnesses, both physical and mental. Here are these doctors on UTube that I listened to and who have changed my life for the better: Dr Ken Berry MD, Dr Anthony Chaffee MD, Dr Georgia Ede, Dr Sally Norton and Dr Chris Palmer. I wish you well. From Dublin, Ireland

[@MarinaLaroche]

Can't see that gimmigration has impact on all sectors of society including health care ?

[@spacemax1744]

Agreed, payments from Ontario Disability Support Program isn't enough to live on.

[@rosswatson9144]

I live in Vancouver… Thousands die from overdose of fentanyl every year… Tens of thousands of homeless… One Hass to realize that being homeless in Canada is devastating because of the weather. It would be better to be homeless almost anywhere else in the world where you can fall asleep, and not die of hypothermia.

[@dianethompson2458]

I live in Guelph Ontario. It is one of the most expensive cities in Canada. A basic one bedroom apartment is around 2000 dollars a month. I am a senior on pension. I pay 1000 dollars per month to rent a single room in a private home. I share a bathroom and kitchen with the homeowners. I receive 1300 per month in pension, 200 dollars goes to income tax. So I live on my savings. When they are gone, I may have to resort to medical suicide. When I was first married, we had 2 small incomes, but we still managed to buy a small home. Canada is indeed broken. I would not recommend anyone to move here. We have so many homeless here, It is so sad. I don't think anyone knows what to do. I am glad to hear that some people are getting out and immigrating, if I was a young pers9n now, I would do the same.

[@uvicjames]

Guelph used to be a chilled out, inexpensive town.

[@mannysubramanian8393]

@@uvicjames Are rents lower in small towns, if so that might stretch your money. But there may not be public transport, and the cost of a car could outweigh the lower rent. Just a thought

[@katyalambo]

So glad you pointed out the old McDonalds at 99 Rideau 😂 Great video. I moved here 11 years ago and even in that short time have noticed such a difference. I work on Bank St (you actually drove by my office) and it’s honestly so depressing going into work everyday

[@corradoQC]

I live in Quebec, there’s a war against cars, immigration is out of control, salaries are stagnant and taxes are just insane. I’m done with this, I will leave within the next two years. F this.

[@peterlittlehorse5695]

If you move no further afield than just elsewhere in Canada you'll soon wish you'd stayed in Quebec.

[@corradoQC]

ah yes Quebec “le dome” is so great. I make less than I made in 2017 working as a professional. My tax bills are more than I make gross from my job. The weather is awful and the place is full of brainwashed authoritarian communists. Don’t worry I don’t plan to anywhere else in Canada. The recovery will take decades, that’s if there’s actually one.

[@jaydenthegreat6469]

@@peterlittlehorse5695 not if they move to Alberta lol

[@izgoy-club]

Where in Québec?

[@savax1551]

Seriously? we are still stuck in east vs west mindset? Can't we agree the real problem is Ottawa dividing us. instead of blaming huge swats of population based on Canadian geography?

[@navigatorofthevalley]

Been living in Canada since 2004. It's been a precipitous collapse and no longer resembles the great country it once was. Very sad.

[@Don17650]

No, the collapse has been since the present day progressive liberals were ignorantly voted into piwer

[@CarolineIronwill]

I've been living in my van for over a year. I'm university educated. I work 3 jobs. I'm not on drugs. I have no criminal record. My mental health is under control, but I'm understandably depressed and anxious. Rent is just too damned high!

[@tommykarate9397]

Isn't feminism great? 😂😂😂

[@CarolineIronwill]

@tommykarate9397 um... Yeah, being recognized as a person is awesome. Unrelated to the housing crisis.

[@westbenchmancave]

I have to drive 7 km to my nearest neighbour. And they’re still too close for me. No way would I live in any city

[@TexasBoyDrew]

😂😂

[@LifeEnjoyer463]

based

[@jordanw8382]

I escaped Canada with my family in 2022 during tyrannical travel bans. We're now in a wholesome place with loving community for our children. I often play with the idea of when I might go back to Canada, and in the last few days talking to friends back home, they're all saying I escaped at a right time and not to go back, that since 2022 it has been utterly destroyed by crime, social division, ruined economy, and Indian immigration.

[@sonyabrown8869]

We left in 2022 also...to the US. It hasn't been easy but we're getting turned around now here in year 3. We're in 9ur 50s. Our 3 sons stayed in Canada. Ugh

[@DavidWootton-yd5ws]

Stay there!

[@jordanw8382]

@@sonyabrown8869 We're in our 40s. It's not easy to resettle in a totally new place and it's been a wild journey. I quit my career and we sold our home in Canada and lived like nomads for over a year until we finally got a home. But on the bright side we're now debt free and have real assets to pass to our children. In the end it's for their future. I truly wish the best for you and your children.

[@sonyabrown8869]

​@jordanw8382 same with us! Sold out our business in Canada at a loss. Plus our home. Had no work here. My mom was here though. So downsized a lot and moved in with NY mom into her trailer. So yeah year 3 and it's getting better. Been hard though. But we also own our in debt free and doing alright. Healthcare is probably the scariest thing here. I miss our 3 sons terribly though. I'll be tempted to go back in 10 to 15 yrs if they're still there.

[@Jgjbkhh]

Where did you end up moving?

[@dominicschaub2342]

Gatineau resident myself. Thanks for exposing the absolute madness unfolding in Aylmer.

[@melanieabarra5670]

Been here since 86 and lived to more than 3 provinces which I love them all and meet good friends. And I’m telling you now, doesn’t feel like Canada anymore.

[@brucemcclelland2069]

Canadians have to take responsibility for their voting choices People can’t expect a rich spoiled corrupt immature politician to run a country with integrity intelligence or ethicallly You get what you vote for and this includes NDP voters

[@Dxn6alc03Belod7m1o]

Oh THANK YOU so much for showing me that I'm not the only one who DIDN'T VOTE FOR THIS LIBERAL WOKE DIVERSITY OPEN-BORDER BS! And I'm Black and born in Canada. I'm SICK of this immigration and lack of investment in our infrastructure. It's infectious too. I live in an ancient townhouse complex and every strata council we vote in is more corrupt than the last and which SAYS they're repairing things, but clearly they are NOT! We continue to pay high fees, yet less and less gets done. We've been waiting for a developer buyout (as there was some interest before Covid), but now I just want to get out. Was thinking about rural, but then we'd have to deal with all the meth labs and meth-heads and white nationalists, etc. It's like THERE'S NO SAFE PLACE ANYMORE. And the fault lies squarely on Trudeau and Singh and those who continually voted them in. Turn Canada into Asia or India bringing in people who don't even appreciate that we let them move here let alone RESPECT BORN CANADIANS.

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

A full quarter of the country works for the government at one level or another. The parasite class is strong in Canada.

[@nspowers7130]

You just described most people who live in Ontario. Highly educated least productive people in the world. The population in Southern Ontario control most of the voting. I hold them accountable.

[@ricknelsonm]

I agree, but all parties are bought and sold and paid for, they are all corrupt along with the system and many in it

[@mazymason4601]

Gimme a break, how could anyone expect the level of unchecked corruption and baloney that followed their election choice. Overly simplistic criticism.

[@user-xg6zz8qs3q]

I'm a Canadian citizen. I have a geology degree and a geomatics diploma. I wanted to pursue a land surveying career in Alberta. I gave up because my work experience was so abysmal. I had to prove myself as an assistant surveyor before earning the "Party Chief" title. I failed miserably. My party chiefs spared no effort to teach me the trade. They belittled me instead. I spent 3 years digging holes, hammering stakes and flagging ribbon. My mental health and confidence were in the toilet. Finding work in Alberta in 2019 was extremely hard because of an oil recession. Thank God I moved to France. Finding work as a tradesman in France is a cakewalk. The government spends boatloads of money on infrastructure. There's so much construction going on. I learned more working for 3 months in France than 3 years in Canada. Anyways, I don't think that Trudeau is entirely responsible for the situation in Canada. Canada couldn't be saved. I mean the working conditions for tradesmen suck: 12h days, 24/4 shifts, hourly wages etc... Nobody in Canada wants to improve working conditions for tradesmen, so this country is dead to me.

[@ironhell813]

Canada never wants to improve nothing.

[@Z3N17H1U5]

Winnipeg traffic is getting unbearable. Traffic jams used to be unthinkable in Transcona, and now it's commonplace. Import thousands of immigrants, build condos, apartments, townhouses, but not improving road infrastructure. A complete and utter mess.

[@redmoonspider]

Glad to see someone else noticed. It used to be rush HOUR.

[@kmichael1850]

Not to mention the already brutal roads, and the classic Winnipeg planning of adding red lights every 50 feet.

[@jasonbarrie9933]

Its called treason

[@RossJames-i6s]

@@jasonbarrie9933 no it isn't.

[@jasonbarrie9933]

@@RossJames-i6s 2-3 million people came to live here while we were locked down and our hospitals were full...thats treason my friend

[@deusvult77]

I turned 41 this year, but my city is unrecognizable from what it was when I was a young lad. It's depressing. Especially when you see that it is being done on purpose.

[@spacemax1744]

Happy birthday. My city is barely recognizable. As you've seen in the video.

[@polohlzhenja]

Ottawa is looking like LA and San Fran, really sad to see as someone who liked to visit years ago

[@bullmeatt]

i grew up in ottawa and laughed seeing that the mcdonalds is closed, i bet crime sprees started after that. All the crime was focused into 1 mcdonalds between midnight to 5am. You could eat your burgers and watch fights almost any night of the week. Last time I visited family just over a year ago i saw someone being strangled in the street at noon in byward market with people walking by like nothing was happening. We used to get beaver tails as kids there. Unfortunately this garbage is spreading out west and something major needs to change FAST

[@hugoleblanc4084]

When a drama teacher is in charge of a country not the best person for the job this is what happens…Not proud to be Canadian anymore!

[@AlexLifeson1985]

Ontario Premier Ford is a highschool dropout. Something tells me you would still vote for him.

[@j1r2000]

With all due respect, blaming people isn't going to solve this. We need to figure out what went wrong and think about how to fix it. saying "This is all JT's fault" doesn't do anything and means nothing if we don't fix it. So to start this conversation. Where do you think the issue is?

[@recycledbeansalad]

PP is a career politician who has accomplished nothing of value in his entire career. Admonishing a teacher as being unqualified for higher office also justifies conservative attacks on education. You are gross.

[@glennnasaliescusato1918]

IT NOT THE PEOPLE OR THE COUNTRY IT IS THE POLICIES THE POLITICIANS LIBERAL WOKE ALL THAT GARBAGE GOD BLESS CANADA IN JESUS CHRIST NAME

[@nicolamustard7232]

It's not so much that he's a drama teacher, but he's a dangerously narcissistic drama teacher.... That's the problem! (And this comment will be taken down).....

[@kmann6431]

Canadians Are leaving Canada, but they are not leaving fast enough . Canada is invaded by india.

[@andygold3699]

and africa

[@skyabhinav1]

And Pakistan don't forget pakistan

[@rokasdobrovolskis]

Please watch "Europa the last battle" 12h documentary and "the protocols of the learned elders of zion" in order to understand what is really going on. Cheers.

[@nspowers7130]

Ahh Isis and the police are reporting it your news media isn't covering it. Good luck with that.

[@greatchalla3799]

They all have one thing in common…..they all vote Liberal…Trudeau…..stooge’s. 🤡🤡🇨🇦🤘

[@marcoathayde42]

Imigrants. Diversity. Multiculturalism. Canada pays for it.

[@antclasu9688]

Immigrated to Canada in 1991 when I was 11 with my family. Went to work in US in 2016 and came back just in 2019, found Canada was worst than when I left. I have traveled around the world and luckily I work in tech so I can work anywhere. Will be leaving North America for good this year.

[@wizardgaming6759]

Where are you thinking about moving to?

[@nicklasmillner101]

Australia bound?

[@antclasu9688]

@@nicklasmillner101 Australia definitely seems like a popular choice esp this time of year 😅

[@ironhell813]

Australia is the same. Try a non British country.

[@raphaelbar]

One big thing for our immigration system is just to copy the State. Put a cap based on nationality, so you won't actually disturb the balance between different cultures

[@JoCruz21]

FR, inmigrants from other countries now they don't only have to compete with the local people...

[@jordanw8382]

@@raphaelbar The cap appears to be 80% Indian.

[@raphaelbar]

@@jordanw8382 that's the outcome when we don't put caps on it. US got an individual list for each Nation for immigration. For India, if you LEGALLY apply today, your waiting time is 100+ years.

[@therealmoonrok3387]

I love living in Canada. I live in Lanark County Ontario and my life is great. Lanark is home and everything i need and love is here. My 2 businesses are going well and im constantly trending upwards. I live a somewhat simple life but overall my life is amazing here in Canada

[@cybersatan3879]

I'm in Quebec City, it's the same. I was always amazed at the amount of foreigners in Montreal, and I thought that we had many years before Quebec City became so. Turns out, it changed radically during and after the pandemic. I'm ALWAYS in minority in public transports as a Caucasian, and almost all foreigners are blacks (no "diversity" at all). Mostly Haitians and French-speaking Africans. Even in the streets, 33% of people I see are blacks. And I live in a borough, not inner city. I no longer feel at home in this culture.

[@uvicjames]

Kind of odd that during the deadly pandemic of death Canadians were basically under house arrest, but that didn't stop the government from bringing in untold millions of people from other countries. Can't go to church, can't work at a job without the jabs, but open borders for all....

[@Siddhartooooooo]

Same case went Toronto Asians and indians ,now in Sydney same case indians are more ,label me racist but that's reality

[@kaner8629]

I live in downtown Edmonton and the homelessness and drug use runs rampant. Every year it seems like there are more and more people on the streets.

[@parkerbohnn]

I owned about fifty townhouses in the that city and they used to sit for years on end with no renters in them. Laidley property management was the property managers.

[@jaydenthegreat6469]

yea ever since covid the numbers have been going up sadly, although I do know they're building a new facility to help aid the homeless in replacement of the Boyle street community services that was demolished

[@DesmondReed-y7e]

I moved to the US from Edmonton. I had to ask, "where do you hide all your homeless people here?".

[@daryl9799]

I lived in sky suites for a few years never again its terrible down there

[@One_Guy]

Yup same problems on the west coast. Infrastructure is not being constructed to keep up with the housing that’s being added for sure. We are not keeping up with the current traffic and other infrastructure requirements and in a few years when all the homes being built are populated it’s going to be so bad to try and travel the roads and shop for food etc. as the goods and services are seriously behind where they need to be.

[@stoneycreekstorm7287]

I'm retiring in June and I'm actively looking at other countries to retire to (preferably more tax friendly then Canada). Life here in Hamilton is far from great with the same problems described in your video. Trudeau has ruined Canada for decades. Thanks for the video.

[@GriffinMilks]

Best of luck in your retirement!

[@keithhannah8695]

Mexico! Just retired, got my residence this summer. Selling the house, retiring to Puerto Vallarta Rentals 2 bedroom house, 1 bathroom, 1 covered car port, 5 blocks from the beach ~ $480 Canadian + hydro Brand new 2 bedroom condo, 2 bathroom, pool and parking, furnished, 5 blocks from beach ~ $1000 Canadian + hydro There's even better deals, once your on the ground. Won't miss the snow, good luck finding your retirement country

[@stoneycreekstorm7287]

@@keithhannah8695 I've been to Mexico many times but only to the Caribbean side. Love it there. Do you have any links to rental properties that you could send my way?

[@bobsmithers]

It is past the point of no return. Sorry.

[@stevo728822]

Don't blame Trudeau. Canadians voted for him. Blame Canadians.

[@Modern_Cryptonite]

It’s been a fast decline, I don’t even recognize this Canada today it’s a very sad state of affairs that we allowed our representatives to take us here. It will take decades to undo all of the damage and fix the infrastructure and citizens lives-who where neglected under this government regime.

[@GraceJoubarneHypnotherapy]

They never 'represented' us: they were representatives of the WEF/UN world government.

[@adrianstevenson1205]

​@@aaaaaadasjfodsfdjfbdshifbtrue. But he has spent more than ever other canadian prime minister combined. He is a problem. Also... this is probably a B O T. Check comments very applogist on multiple. This point in particular though is true and desveres acknolwedgement.

[@FTKME]

XRP

[@struckkk1999]

Canadian from the Prairies here, Same sentiment from the middle of Canada. All areas of crime, poverty and quality of life have plummeted in the recent years. It’s astounding trying to pretend this is the same Canada as 10 years ago.

[@eddie-xi6ls]

Just happened on this video. I left Canada for California years ago and was flabbergasted to see the Capital of Canada in such a mess. I thought this was strictly an American city problem with homelessness, empty store fronts and businesses that are open are pay day loans, check cashing, dollar stores etc. What a pity.

[@GriffinMilks]

Where are you in California and are you still there?

[@jeffreyturcotte420]

So you went from bad to worst?

[@eddie-xi6ls]

@@GriffinMilks Sacramento area.........been here for decades.

[@njam101]

It really started in the 1990s but got much worse in the last 10 years or so. The shortage of affordable housing has been the main cause of it along with opioid addiction.

[@DesmondReed-y7e]

Interesting, I moved to the US and I don't see any homelessless. It was so bad back in Edmonton!! Literally stepping over drug users to enter a business.

[@user_ab12cd34]

Trudeau's Canada has 1 cannabis store every block 😢

[@MAP1980vs]

The vanity of showing canada as a single country has lead to the corruption of this soon to be gone country, true canadians only come from quebec the rest are opportunists who have to be punished , no?

[@MsHojat]

No political party in Canada is against Cannabis though. Look it up. If Trudeau wasn't in power it would be the same thing. I don't like Trudeau but you're making a completely erroneous statement.

[@jameshendrix8217]

depends where you live ,cannabis stores are not the problem

[@samanthathompson9812]

It smells so bad

[@LifeEnjoyer463]

Hey we ruined the country but at least weed is legal, amiright guys? DUDE...WEED

[@seanbest1314]

Was born there in the 1960’s. Left in the 2010’s. The decline is abundantly evident every time I visit. And it’s stark. I saw this decline happening when I left and it has become worse every year since.

[@correinashea6908]

Sask Canada, small city, the safety aspect is dwindling quickly. We have crime here alot now and it's never been like this. Not only that grocery and housing prices are absolutely astronomical. This has to stop, also the taxes that come off my cheque is insane.

[@coolioso808]

What's your suggestion for making it better? Vote for Conservatives? Has that ever fixed the problems? Has voting for a new PM ever made things better, systemically? Not that I can tell. The Greatest Canadian was voted on a while back and it was Tommy Douglas of the NDP who helped get Medicare for All passed in the 1960s, but he wasn't PM and he wasn't even the official opposition party. Maybe capitalism isn't all it is cracked up to be? Maybe a system based on profit maximization and infinite growth at the expense of the ecosystem and human well-being isn't what we should be striving for? Maybe we need a new direction? If you think so, why not find out about "A Viable Society" as described by Peter Joseph on TZM official channel. Isn't that a better way?

[@austinbar266]

I am in my early 60s and retired at 53. Lots of people gave me pushback because they had difficulty grasping the concept of not working if you don’t have to. I looked at my life as stages. I earned everything I have now through a lot of hard work, but I owe it to myself to “stop and smell the roses” in my final stage of life. In my case I left the country after I retired and live in Latin America. It allowed me to get away from all the negative things happening in America while appreciating my new environment. I have yet to meet anyone who regrets retirement.

[@rogerwheelers4322]

Nice way to retire. For me, I believe retirees who struggle to meet their basic needs are the ones who could not accumulate enough money during their active years to meet their needs. Retirement choices determine a lot of things. My wife and I has spent same number of years in the civil service, she is investing through a wealth manager and myself through the 401k. We both still earning towards having our retirement.

[@joshbarney114]

It's unfortunate most people don't have such information. I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $1,000,000 by investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Doesn't matter if the economy is misbehaving; great wealth managers will always make returns.

[@FabioOdelega876]

I think this is something I should do, but I've been stalling for a long time now. I don't really know which firm to work with; I feel they are all the same but it seems you’ve got it all worked out with the firm you work with so i surely wouldn’t mind a recommendation.

[@joshbarney114]

Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Marisa Michelle Litwinsky’’ for about three years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.

[@FabioOdelega876]

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[@ruifsimoes16]

So sad 😢 to see Canada like this, I live in the Windsor Ontario area, it doesn't look so bad as in Ottawa but it's getting there quickly, after my divorce in 2016 it started to be impossible for me to live with just one income without getting in heavy death.. I was forced to sell my house to some newcomers in Canada which for sure will be for 2 or 3 families living there, gladly I sold the house for a great profit 🎉, which gives me the chance to live in Mexico with a very affordable cost of living.. I work seasonal now in Canada for summer time, and take the best of both worlds.

[@2k7Bertram]

Short answer: Trudeau

[@stevie1748]

Only FEDERAL government has ability to open floodgates. The provinces can ASK . But Trudeau had to approve. And approve did he ever! Smarten up!!!

[@lv4077]

Who could possibly have guessed that an ex drama teacher whose only recommendation was having a father who was a highly regarded Canadian prime minister, would be such a moron? Well apparently a few million Canadian’s screwed that one up

[@quixomega]

Don't fool yourself into thinking he's the only problem. All our politicians are trash.

[@MsJNix]

Here in the west we did not vote for him. Ontario is the blame for this mess!

[@CuratedFinance]

Highly regarded anti human, Malthusian globalist you mean? Canada's demise started with PET and ended with JT. Canadians have just been asleep as progressives pushed the Overton window to full blown commie crazy town,

[@rokasdobrovolskis]

Please watch "Europa the last battle" 12h documentary and "the protocols of the learned elders of zion" in order to understand what is really going on. Cheers.

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

His father was despised by many. The media and public education system would have tou believe he was well regarded.

[@j.p.6228]

Had no idea you were from Ottawa - but the second I saw the encampment at 0:10, I knew exactly where I was 😂 that place is insane. Drive past it almost daily

[@WietRoKer]

In Ottawa? Where??

[@berkererol]

Hi Griffin, I think with this video your narrative felt more interactive and it is clearly depicting what the current situation is like in Ottawa. It's funny because I am from Montreal and went to Ottawa last weekend and while touring the Byward Market, I felt a bit unsafe with the homeless drinking around and it was actually early like 9-10 am. Anyway, thanks for driving around and showing the new developments. I agree that without the needed infrastructure (and that's not just a road...) it will be harder to establish safer communities.

[@Quantum-1157]

There are 200 countries in the world today, yet Canada had the wisdom to accept 80% of new comers last 20 years from just one country - oh Canada why did you curry such favour with one country and end up making your economy like theirs in the process ?

[@izgoy-club]

I see what you did there. You didn’t have to incorporate the spice. We knew what country you were talking about.

[@Quantum-1157]

@ 🤣👍😊

[@MsHojat]

Where are you getting that stat from? It's definitely guaranteed to be very wrong. Just look up the breakdown of immigrants by country yourself. India _RECENTLY_ has been 20-30%, but it has been less and less the further in the past you go.

[@Quantum-1157]

@@MsHojat I think you are totally wrong on this. 80% of “international” students are from India! Also the “degree mills” colleges had 70% of Indian students apply for asylum in Canada and they got it and it had been happening for years. The Canadian govt tries to hide these statistics in line with their bizzare tradition of currying g favour with India. Also during the pandemic time of 2020 to mid2023 80% of new arrivals were Indians. Other migrants from Asia, Europe and Latin America were barely 20%.

[@stevie1748]

Msho, your ignorance is mind blowing 🤯

[@n0w0n70]

exactly the same as in Calgary Alberta no infastructure, no roadways, no schools, no hospitals

[@zabotijanoz1207]

Yes after 32 years going back from where I came from... Serbia🎉🎉🎉 so happy there

[@uvicjames]

I have a lot of Serbian friends and Serbia these days looks much better than Canada. A few of them are considering going back too.

[@DoylesDigs]

Weird how some people struggle and some don't.... I only make about 70k a year, im 28, i own a home and a new vehicle and i still save money, this seems more about personal lifestyle spending choices than it does a country failing... Times have never been easy, go work for what you want and only spend whats necessary until you get there, i did it and i dropped out in grade 9 as well... Most my money saved off pizza delivery, $28k down payment on my home... its all doable, whats everyones excuse for being broke?

[@KyudoKun]

Do you think the downfall of Canada is byproduct of mass immigration? Like the more outsiders you allow to come in, the less opportunities for the native Canadians?

[@ourladyofguadalupebotanica6732]

I was bankrupt 20 years ago. Saskatchewan resident here. In 2007 I started working insane hours, mostly in low and crap type jobs. I pulled myself up and bought a house. Ten years ago I started a business. Right now I am in grand shape relatively speaking. However, to start over right now - low skilled and semi skilled jobs are all gone. In Saskatchewan the housing costs are still somewhat okay, but to get established is getting really difficult. The past five years have become extremely tough. Me, if I were a young person in this economy I would be struggling - especially a young white person. Immigration kicked the crap out of the lower class the past half decade. These immigrants are mainly low skilled individuals.

[@PetiteFleurBleue2009]

@@KyudoKun Why don't you answer your own question?

[@OrphanRed]

This is heartbreaking, and the fact that it was avoidable, had we had proper governance, had we stopped greedy oligarchs from bringing in hordes of young men to supposedly work for low wages, who'd accept 3rd world living conditions as normal, who instead of are just living off benefits increasingly-poor Canadian tax-payers have to fund... Ottawa used to be so incredibly safe. You could walk home from dance clubs and bars, through the Byward Market, down Elgin St at any time of the night and feel safe, even a couple of girls. We should be more angry and outraged that our rulers have gutted our cities and towns, have taken and destroyed everything that made our country beautiful and livable.