Skip to content
Canadian Immigration Dashboard [ CID ]
Research Tools

Discourse Analysis

Semantic discourse categories assigned by Claude Haiku — 14 DH-informed categories classifying how commenters frame their arguments.

Comments Labeled
44,412
of 487,977 total
Coverage
9.1%
of eligible comments
Categories Active
14
of 14 discourse types
Avg Confidence
0.807
classifier confidence
Model
Claude Haiku
multi-label classification

Search & Filter

Search comment text, filter by category or video
Clear all

Economic Argument

1,276 comments
Page 25 of 64
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
The US needs to be self sufficient and produce our own products \nWe need to bring manufacturing back to our country \nWe can produce the materials to manufacture in the USA \nWe need to see …
The US needs to be self sufficient and produce our own products \nWe need to bring manufacturing back to our country \nWe can produce the materials to manufacture in the USA \nWe need to see the future for USA \nTo many factories have been shut down
Focuses on manufacturing, production, and economic self-sufficiency while implicitly urging policy change toward domestic production.
@carmenoptionone Mar 4, 2025
Rent prices in my area is finally going down. Lined up directly with the post secondary school year, wonder why.
Rent prices in my area is finally going down. Lined up directly with the post secondary school year, wonder why.
Commenter observes rent price changes and speculates on correlation with post-secondary enrollment, focusing on economic impact.
ddcc0v0 Jan 19, 2026
Whatever happened to private insurance? If they can’t afford to look after themselves, bill their governments. We are subsidizing foreign governments that are happy their populations are our problem now.
Whatever happened to private insurance? If they can’t afford to look after themselves, bill their governments. We are subsidizing foreign governments that are happy their populations are our problem now.
Argues that immigrants should not be subsidized by Canadian taxpayers, framing immigration as an economic burden on the state.
oliviamiller9267 Nov 21, 2025
They cant put chains on peoples hands they chain people up with debt and brake peoples backs with f k n taxes. They dont realize if you give more people spend more because they want …
They cant put chains on peoples hands they chain people up with debt and brake peoples backs with f k n taxes. They dont realize if you give more people spend more because they want to buy things for family and be happy thats how production is. Give and take. Comunist a s s holes.
Argues that taxation and debt burden people, then pivots to economic theory about spending and production, framed as critique of government policy.
@rimoxbrikha6558 Mar 4, 2025
The consumers always pay for it.Tarffis only enrich the rich
The consumers always pay for it.Tarffis only enrich the rich
Argues that tariffs harm consumers while benefiting the wealthy, focusing on economic distribution impacts.
@judaslovesjesus1530 Mar 4, 2025
We have enough unemployed citizens and permanent residents already here. No need to bring in a single person.
We have enough unemployed citizens and permanent residents already here. No need to bring in a single person.
Argues against immigration based on domestic unemployment and underemployment of existing residents, prioritizing local labor market concerns.
DarkNinja90210 Jan 19, 2026
Prices just went up 50 cents on every dollar
Prices just went up 50 cents on every dollar
Brief statement about price inflation, likely attributing it to tariffs or trade policy discussed in the video.
@IveraHerring Mar 4, 2025
Canada's supply is manipulated by greedy business groups to jack up prices, but regardless, the outcome is that you have no capacity, hence no point bringing more people until the situation stabilizes for existing ones.
Canada's supply is manipulated by greedy business groups to jack up prices, but regardless, the outcome is that you have no capacity, hence no point bringing more people until the situation stabilizes for existing ones.
Argues that housing supply manipulation and capacity constraints make further immigration economically unjustifiable.
faisal-ca Nov 21, 2025
Can someone please tell Trump Canada is our friend. They have given lives in our wars. They are going to find other customers for their oil while our auto industry will be trashed. They will …
Can someone please tell Trump Canada is our friend. They have given lives in our wars. They are going to find other customers for their oil while our auto industry will be trashed. They will find other countries to buy their lumber while the cost of building American homes soars. It will be easy for Canada, Mexico and China to come out ahead in this trade war. Trump’s understanding of economics and international trade is at the sixth grade level- and not a very bright sixth grader. Finally where is Trumps plan to protect American families and workers? Where is the national resolve to work together to get through this?
Focuses on economic consequences of trade war (oil markets, auto industry, lumber prices, housing costs, 401k impacts) and critiques Trump's economic competence and trade understanding.
@righteousisthelord180 Mar 4, 2025
Donald Trump is getting us into more trouble than he’s worth, ? I already need overtime just to keep up with the economy and bills. Food is already high, I hope Canada is not responsible …
Donald Trump is getting us into more trouble than he’s worth, ? I already need overtime just to keep up with the economy and bills. Food is already high, I hope Canada is not responsible for the cost of eggs.
Expresses concern about economic hardship caused by Trump's policies, citing personal financial strain and food costs.
@augustdelacreme Mar 4, 2025
Where are the??????? They are doing skip the dishes, indian owned liquor stores, Indian own construction companies, Tim hortones, restaurant kitchen, pizza stores....go find them
Where are the??????? They are doing skip the dishes, indian owned liquor stores, Indian own construction companies, Tim hortones, restaurant kitchen, pizza stores....go find them
Highlights immigrant economic contributions and employment across multiple sectors and business ownership.
KamalNoor-v2w Oct 21, 2025
They are starting to take a lot of union jobs as well as undercutting contractors and working for cash. I’m a contractor and it’s been getting a lot worse. People are quoting under material costs. …
They are starting to take a lot of union jobs as well as undercutting contractors and working for cash. I’m a contractor and it’s been getting a lot worse. People are quoting under material costs. Taking the money and running out of Canada with it.
Contractor shares firsthand experience of wage undercutting and labor market competition from immigrant workers, framed as an economic concern.
MrK-h5e Oct 11, 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
Just pay your own way
Just pay your own way
Brief statement asserting Canada should be financially independent, reflecting economic self-sufficiency argument.
@frankloar8137 Mar 4, 2025
You’re on your own Canada. You’ve been getting a free ride because of American tax dollars, and you do NOTHING for the US. The Bank of America is now CLOSED!!! We’ve been carrying you for …
You’re on your own Canada. You’ve been getting a free ride because of American tax dollars, and you do NOTHING for the US. The Bank of America is now CLOSED!!! We’ve been carrying you for almost 100 years!! It’s over. Spare us your Canadian BS.
Argues that Canada has economically benefited unfairly from the US and should be self-sufficient, framed as an economic grievance.
@Burzurk1987 Mar 4, 2025
9:33 India's GDP PPP is bigger than Canada, that's why one person in the family could work and everyone can eat, unlike in Canada, where you need multiple people working to eat. However, living conditions …
9:33 India's GDP PPP is bigger than Canada, that's why one person in the family could work and everyone can eat, unlike in Canada, where you need multiple people working to eat. However, living conditions in India is way worst, even though cost of living is better.
Compares economic conditions and cost of living between India and Canada, analyzing wage and employment requirements across countries.
Blu32-d8q Oct 7, 2025
Question is how much money these colleges made from all international students and banks ?? Where the profit goes after charging 4 times more fee then the locals..??
Question is how much money these colleges made from all international students and banks ?? Where the profit goes after charging 4 times more fee then the locals..??
Questions the financial practices of colleges charging international students higher fees and where profits go, focusing on economic disparity and institutional profit.
vikasahir9039 Oct 14, 2025
F'ing disgraceful, they believe their there for a free paycheck privided by the Canadian Tax payer (because the economic landscape isn't trecherous enough already for each Canadian who can't afford grocerys, auto tune up's).
F'ing disgraceful, they believe their there for a free paycheck privided by the Canadian Tax payer (because the economic landscape isn't trecherous enough already for each Canadian who can't afford grocerys, auto tune up's).
Focuses on economic burden of immigrants on Canadian taxpayers and existing economic hardship for citizens.
ArcGlowingVision Oct 12, 2025
Just another way to jack up prices of products and goods in north america. Good bye middle class
Just another way to jack up prices of products and goods in north america. Good bye middle class
Argues that policy will increase prices and harm the middle class economically.
@tamcevoy Mar 4, 2025
« Prev 25 / 64 Next »

Compare Videos

Select 2–4 videos to compare their discourse profiles side by side (% of labeled comments).

Discourse Taxonomy

Click a category to filter comments

Category Distribution

Primary discourse type assigned to each comment

Classifier Confidence

Distribution of confidence scores across all labeled comments

Discourse Over Time

Top 6 discourse types by month — how framing evolves over time

Category Co-occurrence

Which discourse types most frequently appear together on the same comment

Top Channels by Discourse Type

Which YouTube channels attract each type of discourse
Identity Assertion
CNN 2,313
Tyler Oliveira 1,991
RocaNews 467
JamCan 274
Yoke Immigration Canada 89
Solidarity
CNN 4,297
Tyler Oliveira 400
RocaNews 75
JamCan 36
CTV Your Morning 32
Policy Critique
CNN 3,445
Tyler Oliveira 551
Toronto Sun 340
CTV News 268
RocaNews 235
Humor / Satire
CNN 2,078
Tyler Oliveira 1,667
RocaNews 241
Global News 89
CTV News 68
Fear / Threat
Tyler Oliveira 1,549
CNN 1,332
RocaNews 321
JamCan 204
Toronto Sun 118
Meta-Commentary
Tyler Oliveira 1,702
CNN 1,478
RocaNews 168
CTV News 81
JamCan 77
Unverified Claim
CNN 1,480
Tyler Oliveira 820
RocaNews 203
Yoke Immigration Canada 203
JamCan 152
Moral Argument
CNN 1,733
Tyler Oliveira 704
RocaNews 205
JamCan 73
CTV Your Morning 23
Classified by Claude Haiku (Anthropic) | 14-category DH taxonomy | Search | Discourse Quality (Perspective API)