Housing hell: How we got here and how we get out.

[@caseybills5517]

Buying a home is challenging, especially if you're not paying in cash or avoiding a government loan. Even with just the minimum monthly payments on a 30-year mortgage, I’ll end up paying more than twice the value of my home. I was fortunate to buy before the market went wild, so I secured a good interest rate. I can't imagine trying to rent or buy in the current conditions.

[@Wellerpage]

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[@TylerJamestown]

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[@VictorBiggerstaff]

I just curiously searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon. Thank you

[@kevinbernadet5365]

I am by far not a "conservative" but Pierre Poilievre actually just makes sense. he talks facts, numbers and plans. He doesn't spout a bunch of political bullshit and doesn't side step serious questions. He even isn't afraid to admit when he doesn't know something which I totally respect. I will 100% be voting for Pierre in the next election.

[@MikeTrainormusic]

despite what social media and the news says, it's not a bad thing to be a conservative. You can call me every name in the book, just don't ever call me "liberal"

[@-Ordinary-Average-Guy]

I don't usually give Liberals a thumbs up. I have never voted Liberal in my life. Alberta has been a fantastic place to live under conservative leadership all these years. It's too bad the rest of Canada doesn't see it that way.

[@Fitzz78]

If u luv ur country, ALWAYS vote conservative

[@Fitzz78]

If ur a traitor, u vote LIBERAL

[@kevinbernadet5365]

@@Fitzz78 see that's just ignorance... I vote for leaders, parties and platforms that I see as a best fit for our current economic and social problems. Having blind faith in one party is the reason we vote in stupid leaders in the first place.

[@danielwarwick8086]

Honestly Pierre, when you get into office and I sincerely mean it.... you and the conservatives will have to work overtime, weekends, winters, summers, vacations, and holidays to make up for the fiasco Canada is in. God bless!

[@PMofKhanadah]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🍗🍗

[@Dwh1960]

I do worry for my children and grandchildren, not a good life the Trudeau/ Singh coalition is leaving them. I don’t know how even the conservatives can get us out of this mess. I hope you can though!

[@Rob-i9k]

This will be the god's honest truth. We are in deep issues. It will take so many years to recover from that Bobblehead PM. Liberals and NDP alike think this is no joke? another story coming it is a Depression going on. Lower income to middle income is in deep trouble. I went through the 70s as a child and watched what his father did to our family. We didn't have internet or much TV back then, but what he did was enough. Now his son totally ruined Canada.

[@bourbonlover7158]

I don't think enough housing will get built.

[@waynejohanson1083]

He will be left quiet a mess to clean up.

[@jwboll]

I'm 50 years old. I've built multiple homes/businesses... My last build nearly drove me insane, it took 7 years and 5 lawsuits against my municipal government before it was finally completed... Pierre has a good point with this video.

[@davebrennan-d5y]

you must not be following the rules then, My boss has never once in 30 years of building homes, had any delays. He plans his builds and runs his builds according to the local municipal bylaws and his lawyer advises him on bylaws and decisions when planning. Sounds like you are not fully up to speed/ compliance with municipalities bylaws. his delays come from suppliers and owners changing plans.

[@EarthViz-yx8wj]

I'm an architect and that's been my experience too. If you understand the regulations and have your ducks in a row, delays aren't usually an issue. @@davebrennan-d5y

[@jwboll]

I wish. Without getting into too many details, the mayor ended up self declaring "mental illness" issues after nearly killing someone on the highway while driving drunk, another councillor declared that he "Equates all new development in ******* county to muslims moving into the country destroying his way of life, another councillor wanted my land to stop being developed so he could continue with his prior personal lease where he farmed the land... It's total backwater hillbilly type BS that movies are made of. They went so far as to re-write the bylaws after my building was compete, then issued a stop order. Hence the 7 years of legal, and my building is still standing proudly like a middle finger to those corrupt pricks.@@davebrennan-d5y

[@jwboll]

I too had never once experienced a problem in 30 years. It was the 31st year developing in a municipality run by newly elected psychopaths and tyrants where the problems began. The rules became an ever changing target, even to the point where re-zoning happened after the building was completed and they attempted to enforce the new zoning bylaws... @@davebrennan-d5y

[@Jondoe-lb8id9ms1v]

15 minutes of common sense, feels good. Pierre for PM.

[@Laissez-faire402]

It's still not enough. Still don't trust we won't see more of the same.

[@519_jackpot_scottie]

@@Laissez-faire402you do realize it will take many years to fix what the liberal government has done to Canada. It will be difficult but for the better imo.

[@doug6784]

@@Laissez-faire402 Yeah lets just keep going with the POS that's in power now. Great idea. LISTEN to what Pierre is saying, does that sound like that faqing idiot Trudeau?

[@josephmeier5440]

Send Trudeau to prison along with Freeland, Giebo, Champlain! They are traitors and thieves! Sign Petition e 4701 house of Parliament Canada we need millions of signatures and a spring election! Pierre Poilieva's plan makes sense! Vote Conservative on the Federal election and give Trudeau the boot 👢!

[@jaycommonsense2468]

​@@519_jackpot_scottiedid the previous government do anything to stop this ?

[@ILikeDoritos456]

We need an immigration moratorium. We can handle our population going down until we can comfortably house everyone.

[@frankevans287]

Yep, notice the conservatives don't talk much on that front, the only Pollievre has said is the immigration system needs to be streamlined so the lines to immigrate are not so long so that people can immigrate faster. He wants to make it easier to put up more housing with fewer regulations, but that will not help the people who are here, people will come in as fast as we can build them, also they are getting smaller and crappier and the prices still go up, him talking about squamish nation building those condos, thats great and all but its on native land so you just lease it no owning it, so thats not a win either, look around at all these places that were small town full of nature and now nothing but concrete and pavement

[@Jessica-lh7iu]

No more immigration now. Esp not even one from Gaza! Canada needs to protect herself and her own safety ! Trudeau must go!

[@lyndondary]

@@Jessica-lh7iu where is Garza?

[@Watching-hb7pb]

100% yes. We owe it to our children and grandchildren.@@onecanadianpassportonehous9753

[@dawnagamble1549]

Yes STOP IMMIGRATION FLOW INTO CANADA UNTIL WE HAVE THE RIGHT NUMBERS OF HOUSES!!!! KEEP THE PROMISE!!

[@jacobbrown5370]

As a Carpenter in Vancouver, I confirm the statement on government fees in project spending. The permitting process is incredibly problematic; unreasonably expensive and delayed. On average, it takes 3-5 weeks to have a permit approved for construction, however we’re still waiting on permits we applied for 11 months ago. There’s no accountability on government workers to do their jobs or to be effective with their spending.

[@noeldu4581]

I totally agree, I’ve started a project ground up a few months ago, initial permit application was done in Feb 2021, after permit fees, environmental fees and dewatering, Geotech , arborist, and let’s not forget all the consultants required to build this building , there are 100s of thousands of dollars spent and it only covers fees, not the build itself. And you would shocked the cost of upgrading the power service by BC Hydro….

[@acethirsk9281]

If you actually want to lower home prices and renting costs you need to do these things: 1) Cut immigration drastically - mass immigration has created excess demand which has placed upward pressure on prices. Mass immigration actually caused the housing crisis. 2) Send back the huge number of "temporary foreign workers" and international students in very large numbers. This will reduce demand for rentals and bring down renting prices quickly which will help young canadians the most. That's what will actually help. We don't need more homes, we need far less immigration. We didn't have a housing crisis before mass immigration.

[@the7cantlose]

And those same slug bureaucrats keep raising property taxes each year for doing less and never balancing their budgets. It's criminal.

[@RaistlinKishtar]

Millions of brown people need to stop coming to Canada. When stop immigration Pierre?

[@jeep0]

​​@@acethirsk9281Increasing supply or decreasing demand both work. Increasing houses or decreasing immigrants both decrease house costs. But immigration is essential, otherwise, you won't be retiring at 65.

[@bernadofelix]

The effects of the downturn are beginning to sink in. People are being impacted by the long-term decline in property prices and the housing market. I recently sold my house in the Sacramento area, and I want to invest my lump-sum profit in the stock market before prices start to rise again. Is now the right moment to buy or not?

[@tatianastarcic]

Given the current market situation and the precarious state of the economy, I would recommend refraining from investing in stocks for a while or, alternatively, seeking guidance from a financial advisor. However, keeping a portion of your wealth in gold remains a wise choice.

[@DorathyJoy]

I completely agree. I have been consistent with my profit regardless of the market conditions. I got into the market early in 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me, so I sold off. I got back in December 2020 and this time with guidance from an investment adviser who was recommended by a colleague

[@Hectorkante]

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[@DorathyJoy]

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[@SandraDave.]

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[@uptoapoint7157]

Amazing. A political message that is rational and well-documented. The Trudeau era is going to be looked back on as the time we were fooled by a name.

[@rootbeer4888]

No Trudeau is just a figurehead of the underlying problems. The main issue is a couple generations of people who dogmatically support every propaganda campaign, wealth transfer(money printing), war and sold their children down river. All the while being clueless and letting their government import votes and tax revenue to make up for their overspending.

[@LauriefromAlberta]

Those who lived through Pierre Trudeau's time in office were not fooled by the name. He was the one who started Canada on this downward spiral. The younger Trudeau (not honorable in the least) is just turning Canada into his beloved "basic dictatorship".

[@mikelavigne5085]

Not looked back on soon enough. Trudeau need to be a bad memory NOW!

[@joannebaird4946]

​@@Generic321seniors were not pleased with the past conservatives. Increasing retirement ages and reduced benefits got them thrown out. Gst/hst is conservative creations. Moving manufacturing out of Canada, another great conservative idea. Now they have joined the reform party it still looks better to vote liberal with all their problems and shut the conservatives out ABC.

[@davidtrojanowski1861]

@@Generic321this isn’t far off. Conservatives need to start taking a more libertarian approach to social issues and focus entirely on economic issues like cost of living. Look at what’s happening in the polls when they focus on simple things like food, gas and housing.

[@timdumoulin2576]

Trudeau can't get out fast enough. 2 more yrs of Trudeau will seal Canada's fate. Not worth the cost.

[@nav7881]

He's going to keep stealing from us till he out

[@RayGee101]

Keep telling the story Pierre. We certainly aren't getting any of this from MSM

[@JayandSarah]

A story it is alright.

[@Javier_Rodri]

2018/2019 I left my management consulting job in Mumbai in 2019 to follow my husband to Vancouver, where he already had a job in the tech sector. Housing is unaffordable, groceries are going up, rent is going up as well, and it's making me seriously consider moving out of Vancouver," 4 years later I am regretting my choice. What can I do differently now? Making ends meet has been difficult.

[@benalfredo]

The crisis isn't just affecting potential homebuyers; even those fortunate enough to own homes are experiencing the ripple effects. The accompanying surge in property taxes and maintenance costs has propelled the overall cost of homeownership to unprecedented levels.

[@Javier_Rodri]

I really need an FA, please how can i contact this Monica lady?

[@matthewheard3441]

are you not a man?

[@JC-vf6ck]

Move to Northern BC like we did bought a home in Prince George for 780,000. on a green belt lot is 160 feet by 70 ft. in the city 5 min from Costco and Walmart. I have a 150,000 Mortgage. Bought a Corvette and a Boat and no need for a new umbrella.Same home in Abbotsford would be 1.9 Million.

[@jimmyvee8024]

Sorry financial advisors are often trained by auto sales persons, on how to convince a client of whatever, (TD bank, evergreen or what ever they are calling themselves these days)

[@ericstarchuk7590]

We do also need to bring down immigration levels, it has been statistically shown that it is a major contributing factor as well to the housing shortage

[@ur-inannak9565]

Immigration is the reason all the mayors are blocking construction, the population increase strains their infrastructure. Its the root of the problem.

[@cammycarruthers138]

at least for now, til we can house and have prosperity to work towards again.

[@jugger74]

Immigration is a key tool in the globalist's playbook to place the world population into poverty and prevent any meaningful resistance to their agenda, It serves no other purpose .

[@vanceg6387]

Even Pierre has not outright said that he will reduce immigration levels, just goes to show that he's also in the pockets of corporations that rely on cheap labour.

[@mlb1993]

​@@vanceg6387 so why don't you hire a bunch and pay them a good wage. What's stopping you?

[@jefftaylor844]

Justin Trudeau: easily the worst Prime Minister in Canada's history.

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

That you for recognizing my achievement 😊

[@neverbeforeseenvideos2249]

The lack of trust and respect in #justintrudeau .. Canada's Prime minister... is , as far the world views him .. is down the toilet. I travel for work , been to Europe, Asia, and Latin America in the past 12 months. The news coverage in every country I was in on PM of Canada is straight up ; nobody has respect for Justin Trudeau. He is being regarded as a punch line in many jokes. What is going on in Canada 🇨🇦 ??

[@OneFreeMan17]

@@neverbeforeseenvideos2249Canadians are cucks

[@ibizawavey8630]

All the politicians are the same pal, you're just angry he made canada not white

[@alanj9978]

Nah, his dad was still worse. We got all the spending and debt and interest rates plus the national energy program.

[@emilyn6725]

I was a regular volunteer with the Jack Layton campaign back in the day, and I've never voted Conservative in my life. You are the most promising PM candidate I've seen in my life time. Hoping for an election soon. Thank you Pierre.

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

Back in the day? What, you mean the 1890s?

[@voltairedecent255]

Glad you have come around. The Dippers used to be worse than the liberals. Now they are neck and neck.

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

Jack must be spinning in his grave to see what Jagmeet has done to the NDP

[@stinkfinger630]

I hope you’re right but I doubt it

[@aliciaz4682]

I met Jack in 2009, and volunteered with Pierre. They both have the same warmth and sincerity to want to help. I didn’t agree with how Jack thought problems should be solved, but Jack was a genuine man that I wanted to grab coffee with. Pierre is the same in the inter-personal engagement

[@Riggsnic_co]

In my opinion, a housing market crash is imminent due to the high number of individuals who purchased homes above the asking price despite the low interest rates. These buyers find themselves in precarious situations as housing prices decline, leaving them without any equity. If they become unable to afford their homes, foreclosure becomes a likely outcome. Even attempting to sell would not yield any profits. This scenario is expected to impact a significant number of people, particularly in light of the anticipated surge in layoffs and the rapid increase in the cost of living.

[@Will.iam6693]

I suggest you offset your real estate and get into stocks, A recession as bad as it can be, provides good buying opportunities in the markets if you’re careful and it can also create volatility giving great short-time buy and sell opportunities too. This is not financial advice but get buying, cash isn’t king at all at this time!

[@martingiavarini]

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[@TheJackCain-84]

Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?

[@martingiavarini]

'Carol Vivian Constable, a highly respected figure in her field. I suggest delving deeper into her credentials, as she possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.

[@TheJackCain-84]

She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.

[@Darkblade3287]

Pierre, please restore this country into one that I can be proud of again.

[@richibucto1]

We need to bring immigration and student visas to a grinding halt for a few years until we can sort out the housing and healthcare. We’re bringing in far too many people too fast.

[@Kassidymariep]

100% hoping he adds this to his common sense plan...👉 #6

[@RobertSmith-js2kz]

This. Not for a few years. For MANY years.

[@saivignesh837]

But they won't... The govt earns soooo much from student fees.

[@neverbeforeseenvideos2249]

It's 2023, How is "honorable" #justintrudeau still alive and well ? Your neighbors on the south are watching closely. Much support for the truckers who sacrificed so much to bring awareness to over grabbing candian liberal goverment , in full tilt turning canada into CCTV China, right under the nose of most , not all , but sadly most Canadians, who are clueless to what has happened since 2015, let alone 2019. Again 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 , How is "honorable" #justintrudeau still alive and well ? ❤

[@Fourvirtues]

@@saivignesh837they need too. Won’t make much sense if the money continues to inflate.

[@kub1215]

I came to Canada 32 years ago and the country was in very deep recesion, on the edge of bankrupcy. I did not see any tent cities in Mississauga back then. Today I went there and I saw people living in the tents on a cold and wet December day. It was heart braking! This is caused 100% by Trudeau and his Liberal party and can't be blamed on anybody or anything else. His policies drove the prices up, his policies brought the value of Canadian dollar down and he is the one who created drug adiction crisis.

[@tamaramackay3008]

100% true

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

Thanks for recognizing my legacy!

[@JulietMartin2022]

The difference from the recession of the 80’s and Canada today is massive, rapid, irresponsible immigration. Today Canada has 8 million foreigners without full Canadian citizenship since Trudeau. He rolled out the red carpet to an average of about a half million foreigners each year of his reign.

[@catinthehat5080]

Very well said and yes very sad in deed

[@janisleblanc906]

I want more of these! He should choose five issues and make a similar video for each. There is nothing more refreshing than a politician who can articulate his understanding of an issue and how it works and then explain how he proposes to improve it. Even if people disagree on certain facts or certain perspectives (which is maybe risky for a politician), at least we can see where he’s coming from. I appreciate being treated as an adult with a brain. And because it didn’t feel particularly partisan or like an attack ad, I didn’t feel like I was being manipulated. I was able to just listen and learn something new.

[@okaforemmanuel9034]

While there’s truly an issue, Canada is truly in a mess regardless of what poilievre is saying. Politics is a dirty game and this video is aimed at selling politics not truth…I’m sure anyone invested in economics can see it (for instance it’s easy bracketing Trudeaus time in office to make a point (2015- date), however if you research you will see a big spike in 2021). It’s all politics. In all fairness it’s a good video

[@Dedread]

Unfortunately, this is not an educational video. The data presented does not back up the arguments given. For example, if you think historical population levels should equate to housing growth, then you have missed the fact that it's population GROWTH that should be related to homebuilding. Missed that, did you? If you re-watch this video and think critically, you will notice that most of his arguments are not backed by the data shown. And you think this is educational? Maybe... but not in the sense that I think you meant: it's educational in that you can see how politicians create propaganda around a hot-topic issue.

[@janisleblanc906]

Ok. Maybe I was being too naive and too optimistic. I just appreciated a longer-form breakdown of his thinking. It seemed so much better than countering a soundbite with another soundbite. And it didn’t feel particularly nasty. I just wanted to believe that a politician could explain the way something worked (realizing that, of course, there will always some politicking) and present a concrete plan. This wasn’t a Poilievre vs Trudeau issue for me. I just really like this format. I wish all the leaders would make similar videos of their top five issues.

[@janisleblanc906]

I was totally willing to listen to what you had to say until your tone turned condescending. Too bad. I was curious. I’m happy to learn when I’ve missed or misunderstood something. I guess I just don’t want to feel like a dummy because of it. I bet Im not alone!

[@Dedread]

@@janisleblanc906 Sorry, I didn't mean to come off that way. Videos like this are one of my hot buttons, and I kind of went off there at the end. My apologies.

[@MikeTrainormusic]

The work Pierre has been putting in has been incredible. I've never seen so much respect and support for a leader like this in Canada. We're lucky to have Pierre fighting for us and the future of the country

[@mikefoehr235]

Absolutely

[@JayandSarah]

lol okay

[@nolanhickling4467]

@@JayandSarah Jagmeet is that you?

[@ChetanMalik-q5y]

@@nolanhickling4467😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Natella3312]

Scales game as always I think.

[@seanfuller9770]

I love this video format. Not just bullet points and promises, but actually explaining the problem and the planned solutions. This is what we need from our federal leaders. Facts, transparency, and common sense. Well done Pierre! 👏

[@colina9344]

Search up Michelle Ferreri, shes an MP and currently has a petition up on the HOUSE OF COMMONS to begin a vote of no-confidence by DECEMBER 24th THIS MONTH. God helps those who help themselves, I urge everybody to sign it and get trudeau removed!

[@thomasblair4468]

The conservatives are not going to stop immigration so nothing will change

[@theshi3152]

unfortunately its full of misinformation and horse shit.

[@ChanT3]

This actually is very unfactual and attacks the government more than it preposes solutions.

[@TheRaviotar]

​@@thomasblair4468 They want to end birthright citizenship (item 167 in their party platform) which is insufficient but a good start.

[@Dig_it_123]

Problem is we are bringing in way to many people like every other Country and no one has the infrastructure to build fast enough and that is just common sense so that creates tent cities

[@Disgruntled_Canadian]

They CAN build fast enough but their policies are what causes all the delays, not to mention all the extra cost it takes to even build a house now with all the levies and taxes. Who do you think pays all those extra fees? The builder is not going to lose money or cut into their profit. Those costs get carried down to the buyer obviously.

[@tl4172]

The "immigration policy" political narrative is the third rail in politics. Sustainable immigration was the message, now it will continue to increase regardless , with 2 million more , looking for new homes this year. The Trudeau Regime declared it will import and pay refugees to come to Canada, with $30 Billion in funding in 2023. Freeland is paying for the voter "migration" of hundreds of thousands of humans from all nations. Packed into Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto GTA. Legal human trafficking puts dependents on Liberal party government supports, to pay rent, eat and live in Canada. When the Trudeau Regime starts to attack @PierrePoilievre, they will claim he plans to "cut social supports" , a dog whistle, to get out the Liberal or NDP vote. Humans are being trafficked into Canada by Liberal Party policy, and it's regime partners, using $30 Billion in the citizens tax money, Humans who will all vote with their stomachs. Where we live, and if can can afford to eat, is put on the line. The Trudeau Regime will hold power for 2 more years with an iron grip. Trudeau knows jail is a possibility for his corruption, and foreign influence tied to the Trudeau Foundation. He is inept, and left a money trail all the way back to his Chinese support. Some say he is even the Manchurian candidate. Post National Canada is a reality, but citizens were never given a chance to vote on it. We have been sacrificed to the Davos Party in policy and taxation.

Its called intentional sabotage and financial terrorism for a very specific agenda and every level of govt from town/city councils to provincial to federal is playing a role in it.

[@josephailey6286]

​@@Disgruntled_Canadian no they can not build infrastructure that fast. It takes alot of time not to mention repairs to the old ones. I know I work in this field . They can't even fix all the pot holes in roads from year to year

[@stinkfinger630]

He’s WORSE than the Liberals. He wants to increase temporary foreign workers, family reunification and international students! Don’t be fooled!

[@christufts6046]

Amazing. Just, so great. Thank you. This is simply such a masterful example of how to reach Canadians in a meaningful and impactful way.

[@Dedread]

By using propaganda?

[@WesMacaulay]

Holy crap. Who made this video? A ton of information, analysis and background info. Amazing work! As someone who works in the building industry, I was initially sceptical that the gatekeeper effect was the problem. I see now that it is. Again, well done on a very professional video. All Canadians should watch this.

[@samsunggalaxyj3prime889]

Too many immigrants is also a major problem, surprised he didnt mention it

[@Joe-zt7ef]

I prey every day that you get elected Mr Poillievre, without you we are truly doomed as a country, I just hope its not too late.

[@samsunggalaxyj3prime889]

I would be completely shocked if he didnt. The current problems will only get worse and surely more canadians will realize this at voting time

[@ChristopherStLouis-tc5qn]

pray not prey

[@HeronPoint2021]

So you look for ONE leader to solve all of the worlds' problems?? German tried that in the thirties. It didn't end well.

[@ChristopherStLouis-tc5qn]

@@HeronPoint2021 A democratically elected person that directly addresses and clearly conveys what they will do. Anyone that knows a smidgen of economics and finance knows he is right. More spending, means more taxing, more debt means more interest and higher prices. It is common sense.

[@googleuser9009]

We should hold up immigration until more canadians can afford their own housing. Supply and demand. Too many people, not enough homes means the average citizen is struggling.

[@stephenseaborn3844]

Amen brother

[@poopalley2169]

As an immigrant that loves Canada and who has adapted our higher culture and way of living, intead of trying to change Canada to be like the hell hole I came from, I totally agree!

[@kitrana]

or you know invest in getting more houses built. increase supply. but your solution won't work properly because in this country housing is an investment. so for prices to go down you need a lot people suddenly dyeing and with no family to leave their houses so noone is seeking to profit off that investment and even that might not work because you could just get speculative investment companies snapping those houses up and looking to turn a profit. the solution is to force supply to go up which you can do by taking some of that detached house suburbia land and setting it for mixed density useage and then building apartment complexes on those lots with 1 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. this gets people out of the rooming houses allowing some renters who want and may be able to afford a house to buy one and drops prices for renting, especially since if the government builds it they can set the price and that rent can go right into the provincial/federal budget.

[@benjaminmoogk3531]

Supply and demand. Too few working age people and too many retired people means we have a labour shortage and not enough people paying taxes. Immigration did not get us into this mess: our ignoring the warnings of a growing housing shortage did.

[@TheRaviotar]

​@@benjaminmoogk3531 A growing housing shortage driven largely by high immigration rates, yeah. Immigration isn't a solution to our shitty population pyramid, either. The government collects more enough tax revenue to take care of our aging population while also not importing infinity billion immigrants. They've simply made it clear that this isn't a priority for them.

[@joeyfresh1976]

Pierre, ever since I watched and sent you that video on the "Canada is becoming a dystopian nightmare " (KZbin) to your work email I was a Liberal voter .. But now I've come to my own common senses and I am proudly a Conservative. Liberals are way to WOKE and out of touch with regular Canadians ... If your govermnent fixes these issues I feel the Conservatives will be in power for a full generation.. Keep up the good work Pierre ... your on your way to being the Canadian Government GOAT !!!!

[@suras8984]

I dont know if the damage can be fixed and when people see how bad its going to get they may end up blaming the conservatives and going back to the liberals. LIberals calling anyone who disagrees every Phobic name in the book seems to work and the people blindly follow.

[@Untam3d28]

This is a leader. Giving Canadians hope. Pierre stick to your word. Millions of Canadians are hurting. No humanity in the current govt

[@kevanptaylor]

We are bringing in over a million new Canadians per year, building no houses and wondering how we got here!! Immigration is the problem, this is a fact!!

[@waynejohanson1083]

True but if you say it they call you a racist. Before you bring people in you have to make sure there is plenty of housing available, that is common sense.

[@jondoh5961]

U r exactly right...Stop all immigration now and deport most of them that came here as we the people never agreed to import this many people at once..its insane cuz we don't have the infrastructure for this amount of people being brought in..

[@Laissez-faire402]

​@@waynejohanson1083This isn't an argument. The solution is to start holding the CBC and co accountable, legally even, when they toss around the R word.

[@halcyonzenith4411]

That's hate truth!

[@stinkfinger630]

Polievre will do NOTHING! He’s courting immigrants! Do not be fooled!

[@JiggilySmash]

I don't even have the words to describe how amazingly happy I am to see videos like this coming from members of parliament. Imagine treating the people you represent like they are adults instead of talking down to them like children - making a persuasive argument for policy instead of stringing together ad hominem attacks, dividing, distracting, or denying. I hope to see more like this, before and after Pierre is PM.

[@gigglesaregood]

Who would ever have thought that having a realist in politics would be a good idea. I understand that this is a political ad essentially, but atleast the logic makes sense and there is a well laid out plan to actually improve the lives of Canadians. It is insane that we live in one of the largest countries in the world, with a small population comparatively and somehow have astronomical housing prices.

[@theshi3152]

except its half lies at best.. but yeaa PP will do it right?!

[@Monkehrawrrr]

​@@theshi3152 He won't do nothing lol He will cut social services and impose austerity measures which won't do shit and then he will blame it on Trudeau lol

[@alicjahempinski1434]

except it's all verifiable information.@@theshi3152

[@SOMNl_]

@@theshi3152 how have you come to have this opinion?

[@chadaney2800]

I truly believe you are the only hope for Canada. Good luck! And my entire family will be voting for you.

[@Chaosx251]

He’s not the only hope. Don’t start that nonsense. But he’s likely to do a good job and is a good choice.

[@Marc-ps9dn]

If you don't get immigration under control it doesn't matter how many home's you build we'll always be behind. This unfettered immigration with more or less an open door policy (Around the world btw.) is what is crushing the housing market as well and I say this as a someone who has an immigrant wife! Control the flow of immigration, control the flow of borrowing, build more and we may get this crisis under control in a decade or two but unless these things are done, it just won't happen no matter the promises are made. Best of luck!

[@stinkfinger630]

He’s WORSE than the Liberals on immigration policy. He’s courting the south Asian voters who want more family reunification (old parents, grandparents, great aunts and uncles). His party is deliberately ignoring the immigration issue because he will be worse for Canada.

[@osagupta3103]

According to you, what are the criteria an immigrant should have to immigrate to Canada? Just curious!

[@swiralgod]

An ethnically selective one.

[@stinkfinger630]

@@osagupta3103 Well, what country do we want? I believe if everyone wants to move here (millions per year), they must do so because of the country built by people before them. But that’s not who is moving here now. People like my relatives moved here, assimilated, built (literally) the city I live in; paid taxes for decades; contributed to the amazing place that is attracting people who: don’t care about Canadian traditions; expect expensive services without having contributed; want to continue their tribal conflicts from their homelands over here. The Canada that these millions want, is ruined by them. Sad irony of a welcoming society is that it becomes unwelcoming.

[@sophieboisvert]

@@swiralgodexactly

[@waffen1947]

I'm 42, work full time with a $55k salary and have to live in my mother's two bedroom apartment. I cry every day worrying how I'll survive when my parents die. It's a living nightmare.

[@queensisterserenaloveday7118]

We've got to band together as Canadians over 40 and become roomates! I'm a waitress and rent takes most of my paycheck. I pay $1400 and that's considered a good deal. People should make a network of renters wanting to share over 40 years old.

[@asadb1990]

I suggest changing jobs every 3 years max for a min 25% raise. I made 53k at my first job. After jumping around im making 110k usd now after 8 years.

[@canconservative8976]

The average Private Sector wage is 51,000 The average Public Sector wage (Govt) is 91,000 The Private sector is essential, the Govt produces NOTHING. there is the problem....

[@loganmott2015]

If you’re 42 living at home I have a feeling that you’ve misplaced a lot of money. Living with your parents from let’s say 23 and college payments are low yet you’re unable to save $2k/yr for some sort of down payment?

[@asadb1990]

@loganmott2015 agreed either this guy is wasting his money on himself or his family is bleeding him dry. I have seen the second happen way too much specially in immigrant families where the minute you start working full time, suddenly you are paying all the bills for the previlage of living at home for "free".

[@alphahealthhacks]

As a Canadian man in his twenties, its honestly comforting to finally hear some common sense. This is the greatest country in the world, its time we start acting like it again. Society has truly changed under Trudeau, and I hope we can finally begin to prioritize the health and prosperity of Canadians in our country over feigning moral superiority around the world to the detriment of our own people.

[@Geetardave420]

Amen to that. I'm almost 40, and I've watched Canada fall to it's knees.. We have the resources and the man-power to allow every Canadian a good quality of life.. Instead we have working class people, such as myself, living paycheque-to-paycheque to make ends meet. We need better leadership. That's why I'm voting for Pierre. This man wants to help us.

[@acethirsk9281]

If you actually want to lower home prices and renting costs you need to do these things: 1) Cut immigration drastically - mass immigration has created excess demand which has placed upward pressure on prices. Mass immigration actually caused the housing crisis. 2) Send back the huge number of "temporary foreign workers" and international students in very large numbers. This will reduce demand for rentals and bring down renting prices quickly which will help young canadians the most. That's what will actually help. We don't need more homes, we need far less immigration. We didn't have a housing crisis before mass immigration.

[@HeronPoint2021]

this has been building for decades; we're just now hitting issues that are affected by OTHER issues making it worse. It's complex, and Canada, the USA, and the UK, and a lot of Europe spent decades getting into this mess. The last affordable housing built for new arrivals in my home town in Calif. were built by my parents in the seventies, with NO input from govt. on any level. you can't even do that today. anywhere. it's not a unique Cdn. problem.

[@TheJimprez]

So, you think that electing a MAGAt wannabe is the answer??? Are you a FIX nonnews binge watcher or somethign??? Or just dumb as hell???

[@jeep0]

​​@@acethirsk9281Both ways work, you either increase the supply or decrease the demand. So increasing housing or decreasing immigrants will fix housing. Best thing do both.

[@jamiesonmelnyk]

This is actually such a well done video! We're rooting for you, Mr. Poilievre!

[@BonQ-o2y]

It wasn’t eight years ago it was way before that with mass Chinese immigration leading to gentrification

[@hollyh7876]

Check out his voting record, and who his financial backers are before you vote. He is not for the Canadians!!!

[@jamiesonmelnyk]

Him or Trudeau. Take your pick.@@hollyh7876

[@Dedread]

No, it's a terribly-done video. Most of the facts he shows do nothing to back up the arguments he then makes. If you think it's a great video, you need to go back and watch it more critically.

[@jamiesonmelnyk]

Your statement is simply factually incorrect. @@Dedread

[@vangoghsseveredear]

PLEASE cut down on the immigration. Its already out of hand, and its overwhelming everything. Healthcare, hotels, housing, job markets, the list goes on.

[@oceanglass117]

He only allows so much immigration because like his Dad it gets him votes. I'm so happy people are finally seeing what a snake he is!!

[@vangoghsseveredear]

​@oceanglass117 ...no, he likely only hasn't had a public stance because taking a hard line anti immigration stance in Canada is career suicide. Just imagine how many people will call him a racist for it. Regardless, when he gets into office, its something he can do. I'm hoping against all hope that he's waiting until he gets elected to drastically cut immigration.

[@grndiesel]

I don't disagree, but this idea has not yet ripened in the minds of the liberal base of Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. But it's coming, and it will happen, sooner or later.

[@alnechie4781]

Pierre has never said he'll cut immigration.

[@E-utube]

​@@grndieselbecause the liberal base profits by making immigrants live like cockroaches packed in their investment rooming houses or condos. It's not too hard to understand what's happening. 🎉

[@monolithic7739]

We have to save our Country, folks. Seriously. Enough is enough.

[@martinfobert9407]

I have to admit, Mr. Poilievre, I have always supported the libs but in recent years I've been reconsidering that support. This video may have pushed me over to your side. It's not only what you say in the video but the fact that you (or your your PR team but whatever) put this video out there and in this format. Videos like this, from quality content creators, is how I consume most of my news. This is informative and it reaches me. Thank you.

[@zipzap4706]

Ditto for me

[@wesleyolson2624]

I am a 21 y/o carpenters apprentice living with my mom and older brother renting a home that we’ve been renting for almost 10 years now. With three full time incomes, we still cannot live comfortably in our own home. The thought of us owning a house is not even possible right now and we all have been working our asses off. I appreciate how it’s not just numbers Pierre considers, because the stress of these numbers affects more then just statistics, it puts pressure on relationships and for a lot of us, if we had to lose everything a relationship with someone is all we would have.

[@leslieross9729]

Trudeau says he would be letting himself down if he quit now. He is and inept leader only concerned about himself, not the country. I love Canada and the freedoms we used to have.

[@DK-uq2yi]

Trudo means he is letting the Wef down if he backs away now. We need him gone asap.😊

[@DianaInCanada1]

His narcissism knows know end unfortunately.

[@craustxiv5590]

Justin has a raging hero-complex fueled by his narcissism

[@landsea7332]

In a nut shell , Trudeau 's friends , their corporations and Quebec's Pension PLan have billions worth of investments in China . In exchange for these investments to grow , Trudeau is trying to give China more of Alberta's oil . Hence the reason why Trudeau is spending $31 billion to expand the TMX pipeline . When its complete in 2024 , I suspect Trudeau will try to negotiate a deal with China . As resources belong to the provinces , hopefully , Daniel Smith can stop Trudeau . .

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

⁠@@DK-uq2yithanks for recognizing my my psychopathic disorder!

[@lindsayoverseas]

I moved from Canada to Korea in 2019 and Japan in 2021. I left Canada with 42k remaining in student loans, and I'm already almost done paying them off. People back home are telling me it's the best decision I could have made. I make less money in Asia compared to Canada, but the affordable living costs make it so worth it. Plus, healthcare is more accessible now.

[@extremelucky1]

I love Japan. How do you like living there?

[@brandon.d]

What kind of career are you in? I’ve heard Japanese and Korean work cultures are extremely different than Western.

[@Davidjune1970]

The biggest difference is economy of scale. Canada is a huge landmass but it’s population is not able to provide A-level services across the physical size of the country … the density of the population is too small to make it easy for good business. It’s easier to make a $2 billion dollar arena profitable in a city with 3 million people than it is in a city with 1 million. Countries in Asia have a very high density of population across the entire land mass. So the economy is easier for a business to be profitable in and efficient in. Our government is too big for the population tax base. Those in government will tell you their numbers are needed to cover the large area of the landmass … but you will find that the MP’s and civic workers are focused in a small area of the country as this is where the most people reside. If you scaled Canada’s population up to the size of a more populated country and kept the ratio of MP’s to citizens the same as it is … you would see how ridiculous the number would be. Yet the government in Canada increases the number of MP’s as the population increases … especially when a city grows. Yet they don’t provide better representation of their constituents … because they don’t care what the constituents think, they tow the party line.

[@TheRaviotar]

​@Davidjune1970 The biggest difference is that Japan actually acts like a nation and not an open-air shopping mall, and doesn't invite infinity billion third-worlders to come reduce their citizens' quality of life.

[@Butman28]

I believe it! Send us a post card :(

[@kaaayl11]

I think Pierre teaches Economics much better than my econ professors 😂 We need a vote of no confidence!

[@francois9018]

There is one going rn, look up vote of no confidence canada should be under parliament.

[@kaaayl11]

@@francois9018 i know theres a petition, which i already signed :)

[@ChanT3]

Pierre doesn’t understand economics, his economics are like the liberals. Fantasy

[@kaaayl11]

@@ChanT3 oh man youre one of the communists arnt you

[@ChanT3]

@@kaaayl11 Nope, I’m not even voting next election.

[@jediOutlaw420]

Everyone needs to share this with as many people as they can

[@m____w____6981]

This was amazing! So simple, yet brilliant. This should be seen by every Canadian. Keep going Mr Poilievre, momentum is building.

[@markmoorehead7959]

The fact that there is no civil unrest demonstrates the strength and resiliency of starving Canadians. I have hope because of the greatness we will achieve under great government leadership. Pierre for PM. Let’s bring it home!

[@maryslapsys5141]

Civil unrest under jt means frozen bank accounts and jail. And THIS is Canada 😢 Push us too far however...

[@Laissez-faire402]

I think it demonstrates the exact opposite...

[@nickremy7663]

I think the biggest reason there hasn't Been full on revolt is because Pierre is running for pm giving Canadians hope that this problem can be solved peacefully with voting. If that fails I guess we will see

[@JSTIUK]

​@@nickremy7663if Trudeau stays in power there's going to be a full-on revolution

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

Strength and resiliency? More like the cowardice and idiocy.

[@liquilmallice]

Every tradesmen I know personally, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, etc are still making the same wages roughly that they were pre-2015. Very small yearly raises. Lumber prices are in the toilet, most lumber mills are on curtailments or permanently shut downs because there is too much lumber on the market and most mills are selling at break even or a loss. Thank you for finally speaking up and cutting out the B.S Pierre. All the tradesmen to build homes and the materials to build the homes are the same as they were 2015, so why can't we build new homes and why have prices of them doubled or tripled? Government, exactly like you said.

[@CocoNut2018]

If tradesmen are making the same wages then they should have increased wages. However this will fuel home costs unless government charges are reduced.

[@fabiancanada8876]

Yes you have to be self employed- as an electricians you are talking 75-300$/h.

[@dominusstyx]

What tradesmen are you referring to? I'm dreading, if something breaks down or needs to be replaced in my house, and I can't do it myself, to call for a tradesman, because they charge a full week's paycheck of mine, just for the couple hours, if even, for the job. I don't believe the trade world is in trouble, not at all. It's us homeowners that have old houses that are falling around our ears and we can't afford to fix them. The other day I called a plumber, after many attempts to find someone available, all seemed to be very busy, for a pressure problem with the well pump; and I kid you not, he charged me $375 plus taxes, for not even a 40 min job. The majority of them accept money under the table, which I prefer to tell you the truth, that goes straight to their pocket.

[@charlesmason538]

​@dominusstyx You are responding to troll that has a job to offer untruths and negative responses.

[@Paddy.Millkey]

I’m a tradesman/contractor. Material costs, fuel, labour, insurance has all skyrocketed over the few years. I gave my men substantial wage increases. Their food costs and other necessities increased like mine. So increase in wages. That also caused an increase in rates. It’s just plain simple economics. If not many do what you do you can demand higher rates. Three quotes are the way to go if you have time. Respect for tradesmen in general is not what it should be. Don’t forget where the people that fix stuff and make your life better.

[@keithrichards-io5db]

Well done Pierre- you’ve talked to Canada like we’re capable of understanding an actual sensible plan- rather than talking DOWN to people with vague concepts and “promises”

[@abynx533]

And he didn't give us any "homework" ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

[@galatians2_20]

Im Christian Native from the United States... I been following news of our neighbor in the North. I pray for you , keep you in mind and pray for Piere and his safety going against Trudeau's administration and his policies. Its been difficult to wrap around what we are ALL going through. Even here in states ..our Nation is experiencing wicked, selfish policies of our own goverment. I know HOPE is still with us because God is not dead. He is still in control. Always in prayer for you all in the North. ❤ Blessings.

[@jordansillito6141]

thank you my friend. very refreshing. we need all the prayers we can get. prayers to you down south as well.

[@wyleecoyotee4252]

Keep your religious fanaticism in the USA. We don't have that in Canada.

[@debby2131]

Thank you.Canada needs prayers. I am praying for the USA as well.

[@Disgruntled_Canadian]

Thank you and God bless you too! As you can see by the wyleecoyotee comment Canada has become a godless cesspool right under our noses. Christian’s have become too complacent and it needs to stop. I apologize for that persons (wyleecoyotee’s) ignorance, there are still some good people here, we just need to start speaking out more.

[@jojojocelyne]

Amen ! God bless you ! Thanks we surely need it 🙏🙏🙏

[@arunsubramanian7949]

Great presentation Mr. Pierre. Let’s propel Canada forward. Bring back affordability, cut immigration temporarily for 3 years till we fix our hospitals, infrastructure and housing.

[@Peglegkickboxer]

No cut immigration PERMANENTLY until we have affordable housing.

[@JohnnyPreston6699]

Unfortunately he is pro immigration says in the Wikipedia.

[@davebrennan-d5y]

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[@shawnh.4491]

As a 32 year old who makes a slightly above average yearly income and can only afford a mortgage of $220k right now which would literally buy me a house that’s still standing yet the inside was nearly destroyed by a fire, this is all very refreshing to hear

[@cammycarruthers138]

My kids are all near your age and working same as you, I was a supporter of Pierre at start and am voting him in to help our young adults have a future, like we did 30 years ago.

[@BruhMoment-fr4zr]

My parents earned far less than me and they could afford a single family home with a yard, I can't even afford a crappy mobile home. It's humiliating, to say the least.

[@danielwebb5082]

Pierre is the FIRST politician that actually knows what he's talking about. It has been so depressing to see what is happening to our country. I never thought I'd say this, but Pierre is someone I think we'll be proud of. The very second that the polls open, me and my family will be voting him into office.

[@Macks645]

The real question is, will Pierre have the backbone to stand up against the corporations and forces that want to keep Canadians poor and keep them wealthy.

[@Kitty-fo3jq]

Let’s go Pierre for PM!! 💙 You got a lot of work to do when you get in!! But we support you 100% and know you will get the job done!!

[@camels9654]

I'm a home builder, Canada is a nightmare to build in. Carbon tax has cranked up my concrete and shipping costs. There is a shortage of land to build on, no one can sever their land into smaller lots. Farmers can't even sever an acre of their farm for their kids to build a house, that's just plain wrong. Ridiculous immigration policy, you can't flood Canada with 500,000 people per year and not allow land to be developed. Rich people are buying up houses for investment because they have no other way to get a return on their money, when interest rates were 5-10% you could just buy bonds, but the past several years they weren't keeping up with inflation.

[@JaydenEricBeaudoin]

Not being able to sever lots is a municipal issue, not federal.

[@4freess]

Your not including International students, illegal immigrants and visitors. Everyone in tge Country needs some form of housing. The real number is between a million and 1.5 million a year.

[@4dak88]

I agree with you. Heres another big issue. The most important tool of every tradesman, whether it's a carpenter, Finisher, plumber, electrician is a good solid material hauling pickup truck. If a new truck costs over $100 000 grand, how in the world can a tradesman even start? You loose your pants right off the get go if you want to build something

[@Dragon_Fyre]

⁠​⁠@@JaydenEricBeaudoinNot entirely. The Federal government used to subsidize low cost housing to assist government at the municipal level. This provided about 60,000 homes a year. Over 30 years that is a shortfall of nearly 2 million homes.

[@AdamAccountJet]

Man I feel bad for you

[@paulseguin1061]

What a great documentary! Very well laid out and in simple terms! Pierre is our future and our future is going to be brighter than ever before! He will be receiving a total dumpster fire from JT but being grounded and humble and not afraid of hard work we will turn our great country around and be a proud nation once again! Everyone loves a comeback story and Canada’s comeback will be legendary! Thank you Pierre and the whole conservative team!! Let’s bring it home!!

[@BonQ-o2y]

Chinese gentrification caused all of this and worse

[@thomasminshull3456]

It’s so refreshing to see someone layout the economics accurately and honestly. I have an honours degree in Economics and watching the cbc the liberals, and the NDP make excuses for, misrepresenting, & lying about the causes of inflation over the last few months has been disheartening. It has made me feel like I live in some kind of banana republic, watching them spread such blatant misinformation. Seeing a politician run so who isn’t lying about inflation and instead is doing a great job laying out the mainstream Economic explanation for inflation is so refreshing. It goes a long way to restore my faith in this Country. And for those who haven’t studied economics, there is no debate among economists about the causes of inflation. There is widespread consensus, and this video did a very good job of laying out the explanation in layman’s terms. It’s about as solved problem as any problem can be in economics.

[@AG-hl1ni]

Vote Pierre Poilievre!!!

[@Sandra-D20]

Presentation well done every Canadian needs to see this. The video must have taken a great deal of time to make, I am sure you had help and well done to the helpers as well let's bring it 🏠

[@uncledoge]

From being an international student to PR in Canada, I witnessed the deterioration of Canada in the last 8 years for both newcomers and permanent residents. Now I have a strong incentive and counting my days to become a Canadian citizen - to be eligible to VOTE for the Common Sense Pierre Conservative Government. We need a responsible leader like him and a common-sense government to lead Canada to affordability and prosperity. Restoring Canada is never an easy task, but at least there is someone like Pierre to step up and commit to these words. We need more "do-ers" like him to get things DONE. Go for it Pierre, you may never know me but you have my VOTE and FULL SUPPORT! To Justin Trudeau, hope you have a chance to watch this video. When you lose the next election, I suggest you go back to school to take Economics 101, oh and Math as well, but I doubt if you will ever pass.

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

I failed math in high school 😅

[@Mowglibaloo2]

He doesn't concern himself with fiscal policy and interest rates are at historic lows Glenn😂😢

[@sunflowerlvr65]

Well said, let’s hope that fool is never elected back in after hours anyway to get them out right now I’d be the first one side of the petition. He’s ruined this beautiful country.

[@canadianreserve]

As much as I would like conservatives to win, I would not describe Pierre Poilievre as responsible or common-sense. People are not going to respond to ridiculous hype. He still doesn't care about working class outside of him winning an election. He is just less of an idiot than the one we have. Lets run with that motto, "Not as retarded as Trudeau"

[@rebeccag6747]

Oh please... 8 years? Take a look at the past 8 years and think about what has happened globally. I bet the country you came to Canada from has experienced the same demise if its a developed country. Don't dis Canada.

[@Vjay-k4t]

Thank you Pierre for this very well explained education about housing.

[@Dedread]

... except it's not. Most of his arguments are not backed by the data he presents. I have given examples elsewhere in the comments.

[@realestatebymitchelthompso7934]

Great mini documentary! I’d like to see more of these on crime and other problems that seem to have gone up like crazy in the last 8 years

[@ketherwhale6126]

What a message. Thanks Pierre! I hope that party is downright embarrassed for letting so many people down.

[@loveforyehovahyeshua8349]

You’re an amazing Leader Pierre!! I know every word you speak is 💯 sincere, well researched!! You have grown in wisdom these past years in HOC, and I knew then you would be a wise, humble and loving leader!! Please continue to push back, making many many more livestream posts!! The msm are brutally lying non stop!! Take over today Pierre! 🙏🏻🇨🇦♥️

[@rodd162]

Where can I throw up?! 🤮 It shows how gullible conservatives are that they can conjure up the thought that a politician can be honest. 😂

[@Jarsia]

What I love about this video is that while many politicians will look down on voters and assume regular people couldn't possibly understand the issues faced by the federal govt, and therefore offer up some 30 or 60 second attack ad that tells voters nothing beyond "other guy bad, vote for me". Pierre invites the voters to the same table as the politicians, shows them the data, says what his plan is, and assumes we're just as smart as any MP and can put 2 and 2 together. Because of that, he's going to be probably one of the best PMs we've had to date.

[@littleripper312]

He makes great videos. Even if he wasn't the best candidate he would get in on his social media skills alone.

[@proffessortoke3063]

I know Pierres reading a script for this video, but I also know that he actually knows his shit and does his research. Unlike you know who, who seems like he doesn't actually know anything about anything. These are the kind of people we need running our government. Keep it up Pierre, the people of Canada are behind you!

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

The budget will balance itself 😅

[@Cameron4077]

nope they are not. The Nazi's support of course

[@theshi3152]

thats funny cuz half of the crap in this video is just straight up wrong or worse lies.

[@Dragon_Fyre]

@@theshi3152Some of it is just absurdly out of context, like population density in regard to available (versus developable) land. There is a very good reason why 90% of Canada lives along our southern border. This statistic in the context it was given was meaningless and I honestly hope it was intended to be grossly misleading (as the alternative would be worse)…

[@coz594]

He's reading a script that he wrote. He's been saying this all along in the house of commons but nobody listened. People are waking up. PIERRE FOR PM 💯🇨🇦

[@Stroon92]

Time to call for a no confidence vote. Please.

[@jondoh5961]

U mean time for rebellion ..u r not voting your way out of this..

[@519_jackpot_scottie]

Everyone needs to sign E-4701 petition

[@voltairedecent255]

They just had one last week. The dippers and bloc sided with the libs.

[@mikefoehr235]

If JAGGED MEAT 🍖 Had a twig n berries

[@dree2917]

This situation has made myself and my family question staying in this country. I was born and raised here, my wife from the states. If things don’t change in a few years, we’re likely leaving the country. We really need to change how we address serious issues like this, not with complacency like we usually do. Get out and vote, say what you think is true because it is better than saying nothing.

[@gcc8584]

You are incredibly lucky to have a wife born in America and you have a free ticket into the greatest wealth creation machine in the history of mankind and a country with a future.

[@vangoghsseveredear]

Im tempted to do the same, honestly. This country is a sinking ship. At the very least, its not the country I grew up in, and it will never be again. We're importing too many problems, overwhelming our systems, and then filling overstressed healthcare, job markets, etc. With less qualified foreign labour. Then they bring their entire families over, the situation snowballs, and repeats ad infitum. Native Canadians arent having families because we cant afford it, but "new Canadians" far outbirth us. Which is going to be a compounding issue. In 20 years this country could/likely will be completely unrecognizable.

[@soncomputron]

Get out while you can

[@mikem3386]

Take me with you :)

[@suliertitan1532]

Such a moving and insightful video! I love that you are using concrete plans that have real substance to fix issues instead of exclusively passing blame to other people. You’ve earned my respect because you want to help, opposed to trying to make the other guy look worse

[@hilairetucker]

I haven’t seen a Canadian politician do so much to educate Canadians than Pierre Poilievre. It’s great! I believe if he wins the election for PM, he will probably get two terms. Three if he’s shows results that Canadians want to see. At least we know the budget won’t balance itself.

[@ryanthompson3737]

I mean.. educate is a strong word. That picture in the thumbnail... did he tell you where it was located? Did he tell you that it's being sold as commercial property? Did he tell you that literally just around the block there's a house selling for $1.5 million and it's a 2.5 story, 5 bed, 2 bath victorian style brick house? Of course not, because it would derail his entire propaganda video. He's manipulating the situation and thus YOU into believing a situation that isnt even happening... he claimed, just by that photo, that CANADIAN housing prices are 40 - 80% higher than TORONTOS residential housing market.... well, toronto is already the most expensive city, so how is it reality when the picture they show is already 40% higher than torontos Market?

[@ryanthompson3737]

And this isn't the first time... I did research specifically because the last thing he said was that carbon taxes are the reason food prices were so high. Well, Canada is far from self sufficient in food production outside of grain, and even within the food we DO produce, only 12% of the increase of costs came from ALL FUEL costs whereas 55% of the increase came from fertilizer and commercial animal feed. Now remember, that is FUEL cost increase, not carbon tax costs. In the end, only a handful of percentage points can be directly attributed to carbon taxes. He totally ignored the 32.5% of the problem just to focus on carbon taxes that only affected 1 - 2% of the price increase.

[@draqon8094]

@@ryanthompson3737you must be living under a rock if you don’t think there’s a housing problem.

[@ThroughYeshuaislife]

It's not if, its when👍😊

[@CanadianCircusMedia]

​@@draqon8094also is he thinks that the carbon tax only affect 1 - 2 percent of Canadians. Last I checked it is more than 2 percent people driving fuel powered cars.

[@AnonymousProPublicaHakr]

When our elderly and our war veterans can’t afford housing, that’s when we know there’s a problem. People that have fought for a country and work their whole lives are left behind. That should be criminal -

[@dianaboughner7977]

Oh, but trudy says Canada cannot afford any money for veterans. 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡clown world full of racketeering.

[@al5612]

It shows we have a problem, but the real sympathy is with the young people who never had the opportunity to make the decision to secure their future.

[@Mowglibaloo2]

@@al5612 the young people partially voted for it. To be fair they were groomed to want big government from a small age through our failed education.

[@TheRaviotar]

​@@Mowglibaloo2 Anyone under 35, maybe under 40, never had any political opportunity to put the brakes on these problems.

[@tamaramackay3008]

Absolute masterpiece. Precise, clear, common sense, intelligent. Love how you explain how the system works. Bravo!!!!

[@petercullen1624]

Notice how he didn't promise he would bring down housing costs - he can't. It's all bafflegab to dupe people like you.

[@thomasblair4468]

If we don’t stop immigration this problem will continue. The conservatives are as corrupt as the liberals

[@petercullen1624]

@@klausschlobluvsmesometwood4679 As I said you're duped by the bafflegab you don't understand yourself. Poilievre relies on people like you who nod their heads but have zero comprehension.

[@tonyhladun9081]

This is a great way to communicate. It has the time to develop the message with supporting illustrations and it doesn't have the media biasing the conversation.

[@tonyhladun9081]

OK, so as an example of unbiased media you're telling me he voted against the design by committee empty promises that he's against today. You're just proving my point about twisted facts.

[@haydencrawford8552]

I've been calling this housing crisis for the past 8 years, and NO ONE listened to me.

[@Dwh1960]

I think anyone with common sense could see this happening.

[@waynejohanson1083]

I for one was listening.

[@TB-zf7we]

Issue started with the BC provincial liberals under Christie Clark around 2008. They just could not say no to boat loads of dirty cash , coming from off shore, being thrown around to purchase high end real estate. Of course Christie has a multi-Million $ home in Vancouver.

[@voltairedecent255]

I informed my friend in BC in 2014, that if trudeau ever got elected as PM, that he would be the worst thing to ever happen to our country. She said that she would vote for him as a protest vote against Harper because he took away a $500 tax credit. I told her that she'll lose a lot more than that if she helps getting him in power. She didn't listen. Now, like everyone else, she is hoping that she'll still have a home by the time another election is held. All the warning signs were there. People chose to ignore them, dumped their brains out, and voted for him.

[@derekstepan3888]

I saw the issues as an elementary school age child in the late 90s and early 2000s. Why do Canadians love the liberal party? They have made Canada difficult with tons of controversy since the party's inception. Also, talk about provincial liberals, like Trudeau Jr, Christie Clark was appointed, not elected, as premier even though she cheated and was caught during her post secondary studies and was banned for life from SFU. Canadians still supported her just like Teflon Trudeau. How? I just don't understand...

[@robm3357]

Very good video. I am 65 and been a liberal all my life. But it’s bad out here and Trudeau must go. We are taxed to death. Trudeau is out of touch and the liberals have no clue. If you bring in all these immigrants, where do they live? If you ramp up housing you also ramp up inflation. If the economy grows to fast by building housing then interest rates will go up. If interest rates go up the cost of housing goes up to pay for the high cost of building homes. Immigration has to stop until we get a handle on the lack of homes. Also for many years major corporations have been leaving Canada because the tax rates here cause them to pay a higher wage. That means these companies make less money and they head south where they can make more money. Years ago we were told by the government Canada was become a service industry. Well we all can’t be a service industry that would be a disaster for the economy. We need to stop sending our natural resources out of the country then buying the finished product back. This is ludicrous. Our natural resources need to put Canadians to work not our neighbors to the south. Trudeau is collecting the carbon tax then he needed to higher 1000s to send checks out to everyone. Even those that don’t need or deserve it. WTF kind of stupidity is this. Even the rich get a check. Government is WAY TO BIG. To much dead wood making big wage and benefits. We can’t afford big government dead wood living high and mighty on our tax payments. I have been a liberal all my life and at 65 I agree Trudeau has to go.

[@Really-nd6uo]

Replacement Theory ........... no one will say it. To destabilize and destroy the fabric of the western countries.

[@noeldu4581]

I agree , if I may add my point of view on this, I believe the number 1 culprit we have in Canada is the unionized private and public sector, nothing can be manufactured in Canada that would make us competitive on the world market simply because a huge portion of our production cost is union wages, how can we produce anything that will be affordable to the general population and market, perfect example the auto industry, in order to purchase a new vehicle these days is equivalent to a mortgage compared to 10 or 15 years ago.

[@acethirsk9281]

If you actually want to lower home prices and renting costs you need to do these things: 1) Cut immigration drastically - mass immigration has created excess demand which has placed upward pressure on prices. Mass immigration actually caused the housing crisis. 2) Send back the huge number of "temporary foreign workers" and international students in very large numbers. This will reduce demand for rentals and bring down renting prices quickly which will help young canadians the most. That's what will actually help. We don't need more homes, we need far less immigration. We didn't have a housing crisis before mass immigration.

[@robm3357]

@@acethirsk9281 this is true Trudeau is causing the housing crisis. The killer is how stupid do you have to be to not realize you are actually causing this issue.

[@robm3357]

@@noeldu4581 In Nova Scotia we have an area called Cape Breton. Every time a company starts up there the workers form a union and put the company out of business. Unions have their place and have done good things when it comes to safety and human rights. But now they spread greed where uneducated workers demand high wages. Those wages cause the companies to be forced to close due to not being able to compete. Can you imagine the state of Canada with the NDP in power? Each province they have been elected in has been a disaster. Ontario!!!

[@MrSwider87]

Thank you Pierre!!! I absolutely love seeing videos like this explaining how you understand the problem and how a new government will work towards a solution for Canadians. This is much more reassuring than just Smearing Trudumb. Show us the light and we will follow you out of the dark hole he has led us into!

[@davebrennan-d5y]

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[@Tordaws]

What makes this so great is that most people and politicians go from problem to solution. There is a middle step that is always skipped: what is the cause of the problem? If you spend time on that, then you can explain how your solution addresses the cause. Lefty Fairy tale politicians "hate this simple trick" because it shows the ideology of their proposed solution which always contradicts reality! This video is great because we are not stupid, we can make our own assessment of the cause. Thanks for the great comment.

[@davebrennan-d5y]

LOL, I didn't see a middle step. I seen fake facts that totally mislead the voters. I seen a Propaganda, Russian style clip. I guess you believe Russia was invaded by Ukraine and Israel Attacked and started a war with Palestine.@@Tordaws

[@canadianshield2809]

We got your back Pierre keep up the good work for ALL Canadians ❤

[@Di_Bozz]

Thank you Pierre...a very educational video for all Canadians to understand. The sooner Pierre is PM... the Better! #trudeaumustgo

[@canadiangirl5159]

I love how you explain money to people. How you break it down for average people and give diagrams. Like you had teachers raising you. They did a good job.

[@Simply_Simian]

What the legacy media doesn’t understand is that Canadians are much smarter than those who try to control the narrative and make assertions which blatantly betray our lived reality. Pierre is soaring in popularity because he actually speaks to Canadians as if we have functioning brains and deserve to know the statistics and facts, as well as the harsh reality, which is in stark, stark contrast to the empty platitudes and emotional appeal utilized by the Liberals and NDP which don’t address any of the issues we are facing. This country has many, many problems which people on the ground are actively discussing in their households with heavy hearts and empty pockets, having to make extremely difficult either-or decisions and having to tell their children that things are tightening up. While the media and government class sits in their ivory tower and denies this reality, we fund your lifestyle with our taxes and suffer.

[@MrDerooderoo]

Lol

[@nigelboisclair3553]

Pierres a terrorist who works for the "interfere with the government" agenda. Cbc and the conservatives are working together to slander the liberals.

[@nigelboisclair3553]

And if pierre wants to spread truth tell him to bring the triangle to youtube.(scientific symbol for change)

[@veronicaevans7723]

This was beautiful ! Clear, concise. Gave me hope for the future of 🇨🇦

[@SKingA803]

Love this. Phenomenal video, great messaging and hope. Pierre - if you stay on this path, be honest and maintain this level of vision and focus, you will win. But you'll have huge, huge mess to clean up. Probably bigger than any other PM before you. And to whoever is putting together this work - great job. Very, very well done.

[@BeautifulBC.]

Gotta love PP’s tenacity. One of the few politicians I get good vibes from and stays consistent

[@CraigSmith1]

Great video. Pierre, I'm terminally ill and on my last chemo treatment attempt and may not see 2024. I worry so much for my two daughters who will never be able to buy a house in Ottawa unless they land some high paying carrier. I hope you're able to become PM one day and turn your promises into results. Eitherway it's time for change. Good luck to you and your family.

[@xspirit_fox5274]

Stay strong and I Hope you will recover! Lâche pas mon gars

[@tannerl5607]

God bless you Pierre. We are counting on you

[@Winterbiker333]

Tax is the single biggest issue we as Canadians face today.

[@pawel3241]

No, the dollar being worthless is the problem. If your dollar had value you wouldn't mind paying if it would not affect you.

[@JSTIUK]

​@@pawel3241you obviously don't pay much taxes then to think that

[@xXdnerstxleXx]

@@JSTIUK You do realize inflation is also essentially a tax? Government overspending is funded by your purchasing power. Such a short sighted vision smh...

[@JSTIUK]

@@xXdnerstxleXx you're so clueless . Must be a liberal

[@-Ordinary-Average-Guy]

Canada now has more takers than makers. Under Trudeau, the public trough has grown exponentially and the taxpayers can't keep up.

[@cladwith]

Let's put a pause on immigration for a while as we sort this out, and not throw away permanent residency like its candy to those already here.

[@Laissez-faire402]

Definitely a topic where Pierre should have his feet held to the fire.

[@stinkfinger630]

He’s WORSE than the Liberals! Look at the immigrants behind his campaign! Don’t be fooled!

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

Why a pause? Stop it entirely.

[@-Ordinary-Average-Guy]

It's political suicide for any politician to bring up immigration. This is probably the one main reason I have respect for Maxime Bernier. He doesn't hold back on the truth.

[@cladwith]

It's not really. Trump won on a platform of immigration restriction. Brexit was about immigration primarily. Polls show the majority want it reduced. It's a failed experiment. There are completely uncontroversial reasons to oppose it, such as housing availability.@@-Ordinary-Average-Guy

[@KeepSwinging22]

Way to go Pierre

[@WallaceWang-o7s]

Very informative. Canadians really need solutions, not promises. Whatever Pierre pointed out and made including his comment sense plans are all constructive. Pierre has a very clear mind and overall vision for our country, that’s great and positive for our future. Fortunately, we have one real and smart politician, at least. But the challenge is not what he is talking now, is what he can truly realize. Let’s see and wish.

[@chrisfields3589]

What A Sad State Canada Is In. Inept Leader Who Couldn't Care Less If Most Of The Citizen's Want Him To Step Down And Resign. Call An Election!

[@pennyforyourthoughts3582]

SIGN PETITION ON HOUSE OF COMMONS Sign Petition E-4701 for non confidence

[@jimjim7708]

As an employee who deals with housing rentals, I can say in the last 10 years the tenants have changed from almost all ethnic Canadians to almost all people of foreign birth. I think, but am not sure, that most are paid money forced from me and other hardworking Canadians and given to "these people" which is used to drive up the demand and therefore price of almost all costs of living. It's not right to call it inflation because my pay doesn't scale so really it is a cost of living increase and not inflation. Government plans don't seem to incorporate an individuals life and goals but only looks to further the ponzi scheme that is the government of today. Where does more people directly lead to a better standard of living? Stopping price increases by taking my money in advance through increased interest doesn't sound good for anyone but the banks. Thieves, liars, fraudsters and just bad people hold too many honorable titles. We need transparency and accountability.

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

Ponzi scheme is a great description of my criminal government!

[@acethirsk9281]

If you actually want to lower home prices and renting costs you need to do these things: 1) Cut immigration drastically - mass immigration has created excess demand which has placed upward pressure on prices. Mass immigration actually caused the housing crisis. 2) Send back the huge number of "temporary foreign workers" and international students in very large numbers. This will reduce demand for rentals and bring down renting prices quickly which will help young canadians the most. That's what will actually help. We don't need more homes, we need far less immigration. We didn't have a housing crisis before mass immigration.

[@ChristopherStLouis-tc5qn]

We don't need highly skilled immigrants. We need better resources for Canadians wishing take post secondary education and trades. Education thats prices are pushed up by foreign students and immigrants. Canadians are pushed out of college, can't afford children, so we bring in more immigrants. That's the problem, not the solution. A good stable job market leads to higher wages and skilled tradesmen. Look at Alberta. We need to stop brain draining developing countries of their most valuable citizens and make our own. Too many immigrants doesn't only hurt Canada, it hurts the countries they come from. Too many Canadians are pushed out to the streets while the privileged immigrants with means to leave (Doctors, engineers, tradesmen, businessmen, investors, etc) leave their countries without anyone to enact change, invest in their communities, and improve things. This dooms developing countries. Let them come here and work a 5 year visa or whatever, go home and teach what they learned here. Pierre wouldn't get elected if he did say he was going to slow down immigration. Native Canadians are not the majority anymore, Look how fast Liberals lost support when the Muslims got mad over the sexualization of Children. Most immigrants of all race religion and nationality are more conservative in nature and hold traditional values. Woke shit doesn't fly. Look how fast Liberals lost support when Immigrants are actually leaving Canada. 5 years ago Trudeaus twitter replies were all people from other countries begging to let them in. Trudeau banked on them as new voters, and it worked until he made it more unlivable than where they came from. Pierre knows all this and if he does put the brakes on Immigration, it will be very subtle. I imagine he will, but he has to win first. Personally I think they need to cut it to at least 50%. Ban all foreign investment in real-estate and enforce loop holes.

[@hanynabil8281]

I never thought that I would live to see the day were I would listen to a politian describing the exact problem and articulate a well rounded solution based on economic facts and not on whims. I hope you can win and more importantly fullfil this plan.

[@GlenPage]

Well made video sir. Thank you. You HAVE to win for Canadians! I am an American, but Canadians need YOU in there very much sir!

[@bosiv4124]

This is actually such a good edit if a PM made this

[@koushikmandal3852]

This man gives me hope! Hope for a better future for us and the kids!

[@andrewthompson5242]

There are demand-side problems as well. We took in roughly 250k new immigrants per year up until Trudeau and now the target is 500k. And though we have a giant landmass, land for housing around the handful of major centres of employment is limited. That's why we're building condos instead of houses.

[@paulapark9418]

Thank you Pierre. That was the most informative video on housing I have ever seen. ❤️❤️

[@hollyharris711]

Thank you Pierre for explaining this to all Canadians.. I hope this is shared many time over because most Canadians don't know about this..

[@lordeacon1]

Never thought I would even consider voting Conservative but I simply can not afford to live under Trudeau.

[@Soggy__Toast]

Canada thanks you!

[@rfastkats924]

When he said Canada will be the first post national state, did you understand what he meant by that? we are starting to live it

[@darrylhubbard931]

Bout F'n time, geesh

[@Jackson_Farnsworth]

Pierre's plan is the only hope for a future for our kids resembling anything like our lives.

[@cmartens7]

This is something I've been waiting for politicians to do. Stop beating each other with meaningless taunts and sound bites (although they are very much deserve sometimes) and put in the time and effort to explain your plans in detail and let us choose. Obviously the economy is more complicated than any single video can explain but this video does an excellent job of identifying the problem and outlining the Conservatives philosophy on how they are looking at the issue and how they are planning on tackling the issue.