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Economic Argument

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Get used to it Carney and Trudeau's plans are going as planned. The government knows they have more to benefit by overwhelming us with immigrants it also helps drive down wages.
Get used to it Carney and Trudeau's plans are going as planned. The government knows they have more to benefit by overwhelming us with immigrants it also helps drive down wages.
Argues government deliberately uses immigration to suppress wages and overwhelm citizens, combining economic and policy critique.
IsabelleKislig Aug 25, 2025
Send all the immigrants home, our teens in Canada can’t get jobs like @ a Tim Hortons, Wendy’s because the immigrants all have the jobs, time to go home
Send all the immigrants home, our teens in Canada can’t get jobs like @ a Tim Hortons, Wendy’s because the immigrants all have the jobs, time to go home
Claims immigrants are taking jobs from Canadian teens, framing immigration as an economic threat without evidence.
kenrourke7430 Aug 25, 2025
Kids are losing their job opportunities due to the government subsidized programs that businesses benefit from to save money. Remove those programs, then your children will get job application replies
Kids are losing their job opportunities due to the government subsidized programs that businesses benefit from to save money. Remove those programs, then your children will get job application replies
Argues that government subsidies for immigrant labor programs harm Canadian youth employment opportunities.
Musician_Robert Aug 25, 2025
1:47 There's no employment for people in Canada or coming to Canada. Everything seams to be shutting down. The dollar exchange value make's it more expensive for items to buy.
1:47 There's no employment for people in Canada or coming to Canada. Everything seams to be shutting down. The dollar exchange value make's it more expensive for items to buy.
Focuses on employment scarcity, economic shutdowns, and currency/purchasing power issues as reasons against immigration.
NormanBjornson Apr 15, 2025
Organized corporate plan to bring in cheap exploitable, unskilled, labour under the label "student", get them to full time work, who pay for the placement in exchange for documents, in addition to gov subsidies to …
Organized corporate plan to bring in cheap exploitable, unskilled, labour under the label "student", get them to full time work, who pay for the placement in exchange for documents, in addition to gov subsidies to corps. No housing, no infrastructure, no accountability, tanked wages. Extra comma$ in CEO bank accounts, modern day slavery.
Focuses on economic exploitation, wage suppression, corporate profit, and labor market impacts of immigration policy.
Kuniokub Jun 23, 2025
I agree with this policy because I know of people sponsor oring for their family and when some of them get here the put tax payers to pay the bill for medical and also when …
I agree with this policy because I know of people sponsor oring for their family and when some of them get here the put tax payers to pay the bill for medical and also when the family get here they stop supporting them and the Canadians has to maintain them. It also become a burden on
Commenter references personal knowledge of sponsorship cases and argues that family immigration creates economic burden on taxpayers through healthcare and social support costs.
nas8040 Apr 14, 2025
Canada has to stop funding all programs to foreign countries....we need to fund our country first...we are not bad unconcerned citizens...we just don't want to be taken advantage of....we are broke!
Canada has to stop funding all programs to foreign countries....we need to fund our country first...we are not bad unconcerned citizens...we just don't want to be taken advantage of....we are broke!
Argues that Canada's financial resources should prioritize domestic citizens over foreign aid and immigration, framing it as an economic sustainability issue.
IvanCelleri-k7s Apr 16, 2025
blame our corporate overlords for being cheap.
blame our corporate overlords for being cheap.
Attributes immigration issues to corporate cost-cutting and labor exploitation rather than immigration policy itself.
gurvirsingh8118 Jun 20, 2025
High immigration. High housing costs. High food prices. Thank a Liberal voter.
High immigration. High housing costs. High food prices. Thank a Liberal voter.
Links immigration to housing and food costs while blaming a political group, combining economic grievance with partisan identity framing.
Redneckboy991 Jun 20, 2025
Canada needs immigrants s the population is not producing enough. The Immagration rules must be changed to encourage those that can make real contributions to the economy. 👌🇨🇦
Canada needs immigrants s the population is not producing enough. The Immagration rules must be changed to encourage those that can make real contributions to the economy. 👌🇨🇦
Argues Canada needs immigrants for population/economic reasons but calls for stricter selection criteria based on economic contribution.
dannybuoy138 Apr 15, 2025
I have nothing again immigrants but a lot that comes in Canada to gain money but send most of the money to their family in there country so it's not benefits to Canada or don't …
I have nothing again immigrants but a lot that comes in Canada to gain money but send most of the money to their family in there country so it's not benefits to Canada or don't work and profit from the money give from government about time Canada put is pants
Argues that immigrants remit money abroad and exploit government benefits rather than contributing economically to Canada.
dedem366 Apr 19, 2025
🎉Absolutely only citizens living and working here should be entitled to this privilege of buying property or renting here. This will definitely easy the housing crisis.
🎉Absolutely only citizens living and working here should be entitled to this privilege of buying property or renting here. This will definitely easy the housing crisis.
Argues that restricting property/rental access to citizens would address the housing crisis, framing immigration as an economic problem.
mightypaws2645 Apr 18, 2025
Canadian are going through same as American people hegfund buy up all home apartments, they control prices. 17:19
Canadian are going through same as American people hegfund buy up all home apartments, they control prices. 17:19
Discusses housing market control and price manipulation as an economic issue affecting both Canada and America.
WillieSims-d7s Apr 17, 2025
To purchase a trailer in alberta canada it costs 157,000 to purchase. 960.00/month.
To purchase a trailer in alberta canada it costs 157,000 to purchase. 960.00/month.
Provides specific cost information about purchasing a trailer in Alberta, relevant to economic considerations of living in Canada.
@kataleenawinemixer Mar 6, 2025
I personally think that Tariffs are not going to be good for US economy long term, i also think that if Trump is too heavy with Canada they might become hostile towards America long term
I personally think that Tariffs are not going to be good for US economy long term, i also think that if Trump is too heavy with Canada they might become hostile towards America long term
Commenter expresses concern about tariffs' long-term economic impact and potential diplomatic consequences between nations.
@emang3293 Mar 5, 2025
Enjoy your short battle, Canada imports 75 % from the USA, USA 15% from Canada, Guess who will win ?
Enjoy your short battle, Canada imports 75 % from the USA, USA 15% from Canada, Guess who will win ?
Commenter uses trade statistics to argue economic leverage in a Canada-USA dispute, framing it as a competitive comparison between nations.
@armandoduarte9056 Mar 5, 2025
So that’s why Trump wants the rare minerals from Ukraine….. He won’t be getting much of them from Canada anymore or it’ll cost him much more.
So that’s why Trump wants the rare minerals from Ukraine….. He won’t be getting much of them from Canada anymore or it’ll cost him much more.
Comment discusses trade implications and mineral costs between countries, framing Canada's position relative to the US in economic terms.
@anyaw3519 Mar 5, 2025
USA ggonna be so rich, Canada will be so poor
USA ggonna be so rich, Canada will be so poor
Predicts economic divergence between USA and Canada, framing it as a comparative economic outcome.
@F0000-g2d Mar 5, 2025
Canada is too small (by population) to really make a difference. In other words, this will harm Canada more than the United States. BTW, fentanyl does have its medicinal purposes.
Canada is too small (by population) to really make a difference. In other words, this will harm Canada more than the United States. BTW, fentanyl does have its medicinal purposes.
Analyzes economic impact of tariffs on Canada relative to the US, arguing Canada will be harmed more.
@jimziemer474 Mar 4, 2025
Canada is great eh, i'll be eating my $3.00 CAD eggs tomorrow morning with my $1.50 Starbucks coffee. Tariff away
Canada is great eh, i'll be eating my $3.00 CAD eggs tomorrow morning with my $1.50 Starbucks coffee. Tariff away
Comment uses sarcasm about rising food prices due to tariffs while sarcastically endorsing tariff policy, combining economic concern with ironic humor.
@SouthCanada Mar 5, 2025
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