Canada is a failed state

[Troon Meet Noose]

And in Onterrible it’s warmer than ever. The migrants on the street replicate when its warmer

That's not replicating. That's shitting. Easy mistake to make. I know its hard to tell the difference with them.

 

[Hokuriku]

Well, just got laid off. Who do I [fedpost redacted] now that I have nothing to lose?

 

[Shadfan666xxx000]

Well, just got laid off. Who do I [fedpost redacted] now that I have nothing to lose?

Take your personal revenge first. You need to clean your own home before you can help the world.

 

[Kiwisee]

Well, just got laid off. Who do I [fedpost redacted] now that I have nothing to lose?

If you want revenge, start reading the art of war to figure out non violent ways to hurt the ruling class

 

[Thiletonomics]

So BC has the wonderful idea to distribute fentanyl to minors for "safe supply" purposes. (Archived) This will obviously be used to smuggle said fentanyl for addicted adults, and also another way to kill off "undesirable" people by making them druggies, so they don't have to use MAID to kill you instead.

 

[BeetleBug242]

Signal boost him saying this shit to all the normie conservatives you know. Let's get PPC rolling.

The ball is rolling on Twitter.

If you want revenge, start reading the art of war to figure out non violent ways to hurt the ruling class

I know I must be glowing like a mother fucker, but this sounds like some fed talk. No offence.

 

[Betonhaus]

The ball is rolling on Twitter.

I know I must be glowing like a mother fucker, but this sounds like some fed talk. No offence.

Yeah if you plan to hurt the ruling class you need to do your own reaserch covertly so they don't know what you're up to or can misdirect it

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

We just posted a job listing for receptionist.

100 resumes in 2 days.

What. The. Fuck.

Job dearth is real.

Also, so many of these fucking pajeets with hospitality management "degree". What in the fuck do you even do with that.

 

[Audit]

We just posted a job listing for receptionist.

100 resumes in 2 days.

What. The. Fuck.

Job dearth is real.

Also, so many of these fucking pajeets with hospitality management "degree". What in the fuck do you even do with that.

But how many of those were canadians and how many were pajeets?

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

But how many of those were canadians and how many were pajeets?

It's a mix bag. Pajeets don't hold good jobs currently. Canadians have jobs but want to switch mostly.

Like look at this resume from this pajeets.


"Accomplished vendor (aka cash register) with proven result and track record".

Job experience -

Rape-market, Rapetown, India.

We used to find this in a pile of 30-40 and chuckle about it but now we find them in EVERY OTHER RESUME.

 

[Dude Snakes]

Canada is dead to me. Trudeau/WEF killed my country. My parents still think voting will fix problems. Canada is a godless hellhole we will probably need to be invaded to be freed from these communists.

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

It kinda sucks since these shitty jobs used to be done by elderly or people with situations but now they have to compete with fucking brownies and college students.

 

[Leaf Wage Slave Jr]

Canada is dead to me. Trudeau/WEF killed my country. My parents still think voting will fix problems. Canada is a godless hellhole we will probably need to be invaded to be freed from these communists.

Hey Americans, mind starting up that whole Manifest Destiny thing again? You can't be worse than the current dipshits we have in charge/want to be in charge. Bonus points - Alaska would finally be connected to the rest of the country. Hell, you could just take everything West of Ontario - the Powers that Be in this frozen hellhole don't care about anything past that border, they probably wouldn't notice.

You don't even have to let us vote - we've proven that's a terrible idea.

 

[Epic Fail Man]

We just posted a job listing for receptionist.

100 resumes in 2 days.

What. The. Fuck.

Job dearth is real.

Also, so many of these fucking pajeets with hospitality management "degree". What in the fuck do you even do with that.

I knew a couple of foreign students from Asia with hospitality management degrees. I kid you not they usually pay someone to write all their essays and do all their work and don't speak a word of English.

 

[Kiwisee]

Canada is dead to me. Trudeau/WEF killed my country. My parents still think voting will fix problems. Canada is a godless hellhole we will probably need to be invaded to be freed from these communists.

I have no faith that things will ever get better in Canada. My urge to fed post is really fucking high right now, because I hold nothing but contempt for the faggots lording robbing us of our hard earned money and then flooding our cities with schizo crackheads as thanks.

Edit: By the way, Justin Trudeau is confirmed to have been to Epstien Island

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

I knew a couple of foreign students from Asia with hospitality management degrees. I kid you not they usually pay someone to write all their essays and do all their work and don't speak a word of English.

It's fucked. Our system being exploited by every single fucking migrants.

 

[Never Scored]

CBC had a story today that states an access to information request shows the government was warned increasing immigration was not a good idea by federal public servants years ago and ignored them.

Immigration is making Canada's housing more expensive. The government was warned 2 years ago

Federal public servants warned the government two years ago that large increases to immigration could affect housing affordability and services, internal documents show.

Documents obtained by The Canadian Press through an access-to-information request show Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada analyzed the potential effects immigration would have on the economy, housing and services, as it prepared its immigration targets for 2023-2025.

The deputy minister, among others, was warned in 2022 that housing construction had not kept up with the pace of population growth.

"In Canada, population growth has exceeded the growth in available housing units," one slide deck reads.

"As the federal authority charged with managing immigration, IRCC policy-makers must understand the misalignment between population growth and housing supply, and how permanent and temporary immigration shapes population growth."

Immigration accounts for nearly all population growth in Canada, given the country's aging demographics.

The federal government ultimately decided to increase the number of permanent residents Canada welcomes each year to 500,000 in 2025, a decision that drew considerable attention and scrutiny. That means that in 2025, Canada will welcome nearly twice as many permanent residents as it did in 2015.

The document reveals federal public servants were well aware of the pressures high population growth would have on housing and services.

"Rapid increases put pressure on health care and affordable housing," public servants warned. "Settlement and resettlement service providers are expressing short-term strain due to labour market conditions, increased levels and the Afghanistan and Ukraine initiatives."

Demand outpacing supply

Housing affordability has now become a political liability for the Liberal government. The Conservatives have gained considerable momentum over the last year as the party pounces on affordability issues, while avoiding the issue of immigration in particular. These pressures have forced the Liberal government to refocus its efforts on housing policy and begin to address the spike in international students with new rules.

Recent data shows Canada's pace of population growth continues to set records as the country brings in a historic number of temporary residents as well, largely through international student and temporary foreign worker programs.

The country's population grew by more than 430,000 during the third quarter of 2023, marking the fastest pace of population growth in any quarter since 1957.

Experts spanning from Bay Street to academic institutions have warned that Canada's strong population growth is eroding housing affordability, as demand outpaces supply.

Increasing concern

The Bank of Canada has offered similar analysis. Deputy governor Toni Gravelle delivered a speech in December warning that strong population growth is pushing rents and home prices upward.

Public opinion polls also show Canadians are increasingly concerned about the pressure immigration is putting on services, infrastructure and housing, leading to waning support for high immigration.

The Liberal government has defended its immigration policy decisions, arguing that immigrants help bring about economic prosperity and help with the country's demographics as the population ages.

Amid the heightened scrutiny of the Liberal government's immigration policy, Immigration Minister Marc Miller levelled out the annual target at 500,000 permanent residents for 2026.

The documents from 2022 note that Canada's immigration targets have exceeded the recommendations of some experts, including the Century Initiative, an organization that advocates for growing the country's population to 100 million by the end of the century.

However, attention is now shifting from these targets to the steep rise in non-permanent residents. Between July and October, about three-quarters of Canada's population growth came from temporary residents, including international students and temporary foreign workers.

That trend is raising alarms about the increase in businesses' reliance on low-wage migrant workers and the luring of international student by shady post-secondary institutions.

Mikal Skuterud, an economics professor at the University of Waterloo who specializes in immigration policy, says the federal government appears to have "lost control" of temporary migration flows.

Unlike the annual targets for permanent residents, the number of temporary residents is dictated by demand for migrant workers and international students.

Immigration and GDP

He also notes there is a link between the targets for permanent residents and the flow of temporary residents.

"To the extent that you increase permanent numbers, and migrants realize the way you get a PR is to come here as a temporary resident ... then migrants are incentivized to kind of come and try their luck," he said.

Skuterud, who has been a vocal critic of the federal government's immigration policy, says the benefits of high immigration have been exaggerated by the Liberals.

He said that starting around 2015, when the Liberal government was first elected, a narrative developed in Canada that "immigration was kind of a solution to Canada's economic growth problems."

While the professor says that narrative is one that people like to believe, he notes higher immigration does little when it comes to increasing living standards, as measured by real GDP per capita.

Public servants at IRCC are in agreement, the released documents suggest.

"Increasing the working age population can have a positive impact on gross domestic product, but little effect on GDP per capita," public servants noted.

I can't believe the problem has grown to the point where CBC of all places is reporting on it. This was considered a right wing talking point pre covid. Oops.

 

[Leaf Wage Slave Jr]

I can't believe the problem has grown to the point where CBC of all places is reporting on it. This was considered a right wing talking point pre covid. Oops.

Well of course - the Liberal Party’s star is on the decline, and because Trudy’s more or less turned the party into his own personality cult, there’s no one to take the reigns that wouldn’t have the stench of Trudy on him. The policies that were pushed as “A Good Thing” are starting to bite even them, which probably doesn’t help as far as keeping the propaganda wing on side…

The CBC probably just sees which way the wind is blowing and are adjusting their talking points accordingly. They’re still a rag, but the people in charge at least seem smart enough to know when to jump ship. Doesn’t make it any less hilarious, considering the sheer amount of government money they get and how defunding them would probably earn you some votes, but what can you do except laugh?

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

>come to Canada as a student.

> Bring your two kids

> Send to school for free

> Buy house after selling your home at country of origin.

Repeat cycle.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Saturday's Temperatures. Basically the whole entire country is plunged into frigid temperatures unless you live in southern Ontario, Quebec or Maritimes.