Steve The Plumber Might Leave Canada, As Canadian Health Care , Housing, Economy Crumbles

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Mike Martins and his guest, Steve the plumber, are discussing various economic and social issues, primarily focusing on the housing market and taxation in Canada. They touch upon several key points:
Housing Market Trends: They discuss the artificial shortages created in the housing market due to foreign investment, leading to inflated prices and a crisis in places like Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. There's a surge in listings, but the houses repossessed by lenders are not hitting the market, indicating artificial suppression.
Taxation Issues: They predict and lament the increasing taxation burden on Canadians, including discussions about added value tax, capital gains tax, and city taxes. They also express concern about the potential mass exodus of skilled professionals, particularly doctors and nurses, due to high taxation rates.
Healthcare Access: They highlight the challenges in accessing healthcare, including the shortage of doctors in rural areas like Merritt. Despite paying taxes for healthcare, some residents don't have access to essential services.
Censorship and Predictions: Mike mentions censorship of certain predictions and observations made on his platform. They reflect on past predictions, including the prediction of a pandemic, and discuss how many of these predictions have come true.
Personal Connection: Mike expresses appreciation for Steve's contributions to the channel and the valuable insights he has provided over the years.
Overall, the conversation revolves around the economic challenges facing Canadians, particularly in housing and taxation, as well as broader issues related to healthcare access and censorship.
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[@NickFortier]

Im a carpenter. Im also considering leaving

[@wt5626]

You are your own best doctor. Most Canadian doctors will try to poke you.

[@dougiep2769]

I had to leave when i fractured my back at work and everyone took bribes and liwd and were protected in our absolute criminal healthcare

[@rustyscrapper]

Landlords are not complaining about the capital gains tax because they already have ways to avoid paying capital gains tax.

[@briangallant5053]

Correct.... Sadly But Facts Are Facts!!! PP wont/cant fix it, even IF he wanted to.

[@bmw803]

Shit can be fixed easily. Government needs to get out of the way and in a few years shit will get back on the rails.

[@eljefe4473]

@@bmw803ah yes the governments are going to just give up the power they have deviously obtained . Lmfao

[@JustpissTrudeau69]

Move then . You sound defeated ,FFS .

[@9electromatic]

Hey Mike you can use superbeets for your blood pressure The UPS drivers cant take blood pressure medicine so they use this and it works well

[@marilyncourteau8951]

So what happens when banks force us to go digital with ubi, cbdc? Virtual Healthcare coming right up.

[@sdfghjkjhgfdfghnbvbn]

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[@jms34able]

It’s a cattle drive designed to drive you south! Requires more fuel for energy in Heating season than in cooling. Lockdown, theft, boycotts and $20hr minimum wages are closing businesses in the US. Energy reductions

[@petervanhaeften]

😮

[@1111poppy]

Do we need to learn Chinese? Canada has a wonderful, beautiful land. And as old one mother scared land. Why tax to death? The Land is so beautiful. God bless all need to leave.

[@dangda-ww7de]

You need to get rid of the chinese and their dirty money.

[@papapapist]

Canada is one of the best places to live on earth. Where else would you go? Most of the world are cavemen as far as infrastructure goes. Most are often involved in conflicts, Lack water and food etc… canada is the place to be imo.

[@tandanielle3875]

You are wrong about that. There are many other options for countries you can go to that are way better for so many reasons. If you want to stay that’s fine but just know that there are many other options.