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Aapke yo relatives sisters bhi thi fir bhi aap nhi ske to baki log jinka koi nhi wo kaise rahenge

Amazing journalism. My Punjabi brothers and sisters don't deserve this treatment and the greedy pricks who do this need to be stopped.

My sister lives in Mexico and WITHOUT any sort of health insurance. She gave birth in a private hospital for a very unfortunate reason and she had to pay 1800 USD. ( Yeah, Mexico has an universal health care system funded by the State and by the clients which costs almost 2000 USD/year )

Can confirm my sister is taking my niece to Disney this year and they invited me to go with them. No way am I spending that kind of time in the State of Florida if I don't have to. A couple of decades ago; sure. Now; no fricken way!

Lol this reminds me of a story my brother in law told me and my sister when they were still dating. His class in high school had gone to New York for reasons that I no longer remember. He had set his camera down beside him just out of his peripheral vision for less than a minute and when he went to pick it back up, it was gone.\nFor a (possibly unfair) comparison, when I was in high school, I accidentally left my wallet on a city bus. A wallet that had my SIN card in it. Someone found my wallet, went through the white pages to find people with my last name, found my grandpa and told him that he had found my wallet and to pass his number on to me to give it back. I called that number and did indeed get my wallet and all of its contents back

If I Iived in the US and everything was okay with my pregnancy, I'd give birth at home with my sister's help - No Question ....Women did it this way for hundreds/thousands of years. ?????

My sister in the U.S. paid $12,000.00 to have her son. I felt bad when I told her my bill was for $25.00 in Canada, only because I wanted a phone in my semi-private room.

Good conversation Tyler I have a best friend and a sister who lives in USA

Very nice beautiful sharing sister\nStay connected with me\nNow friend U\n????????????

Sister Allah tmhy boht boht kamayb kry mujhy apnsy boht inspirationn milti hai welldone ♥️♥️????

Babar Khalsa is not a terroristic group, it’s bowling blood of punjabi’s who’s families were killed , daughter’s, mothers, sisters were raped by Indian army

The last message that my Punjabi sisters and brothers in India are only bringing out their problems and are not anti Indian was the most significant message. Thank you for that. I hope we can stop being unkind. \nOur loose tongue (that easily calls any person anti indian or terrorist) is and will lead to our downfall. \nMany of our philosphers have advised us to guard the use of language and speaking... note that we are a country of love, peace, unity and hospitality. JAI HIND

Hi my sister Joyce I your advice ,I have tried to come to Canada since 2020 up to date but noticed I m confused what do to I'm interested

The people that come here thinking it is some easy life with gold paved streets you have NO IDEA. My mom came here when me and my sister were still very young. We lived in a tiny town my mom worked at a cannery and motel cleaning rooms. She worked 5 jobs before she saved enough to move to Toronto. We lived in a shelter for mothers and children in Toronto. We finally settled in affordable housing (after long waitlist). Folks be warned, it is not an easy life. The climb is challenging- it is a climb out of a pit up a mountain. The country is beautiful and peaceful but life is not easy. You have to work very hard to make a decent life for yourself.

Nicely explained by our Indian sister. Really appreciate your efforts in decoding the harsh realities there.

As a Hindu, i always considered all my sikh brothers and sisters people of my community. I visit Gurudwara frequently and it is as same as mandir for me.\nOn 26th Jan 2020 incident when 1st time khalistani moment heated up, i was shocked and disheartened what happened.\n\nBut i still believe in my sikh folks they don't let our Country seperate apart. ❤

This is my first video of ur channel I m seeing, I saw title and wished to see this video full, I saw ur whole video, my big brother was in Canada for just a month as his USA visa was expired, so he had to move out from Usa, and he decided to go in Canada, he stayed there in hotel with his wife and daughter, and in a month his most of savings were gone, just to live in Canada, it’s 12 years before thing, then he immediately came to India, and small sister is in USA, she is still there but, USA is somewhat equally same like Canada. Ur this video will be a opinion or decision make for many, for sure. So big like to this video from me. ????????

Exactly same, I am experiencing in Melbourne. I also have sister here with her family so I didn’t face the Initial problems like you but all the other problems which you faced, I am experiencing the same. My biggest mistake was that I didn’t take decision like you of coming back and after 3 months, my job in India was given to someone else. Now I have no other choice but to stay here for some years so that I will earn at least some money before returning.

I support this ❤, I will help our immigrant brothers and sisters

After this video I have gain some respect towards the Punjab and I can feel thiers problem there were facing over decades this is a secular country we all are brothers and sisters

There is no difference between a sanatani and a Sikh, we all are one. I bow down to my fellow sikh brothers and sisters that the love they and their gurus have show down by sacrificing their lives for my Motherland which I called bharat. Sikhs and Hindus have lived together and will die together. Though we may have differences which is our mutual rights but we are one. ❤❤❤

Practice self care Sister. You are no good to anyone if you are not well. Take time out each day to de-stress. Even if it’s 30 minutes to an hour. Stay Blessed! ❤

bhai bhott badiya we love our sikh brothers and sister

Hume ek dusre se na ladhke.. Saath milke ek dusre ko help karna hai..issi se hi hum sabka bhalaayi hai..much more respect for sikh brothers & sisters..jinho ne apne aapko brainwash se bachaya.. ?

Support Khalistan from Bangladesh ?? Whole country stand with our Sikh brothers and sisters. Fight for your independent, Stay strong and go ahead strongly you will defeat these oppressors and barbarians very soon, Insha-Allah ❤️

Thank You, for hitiing the reality of Canada to our faces....letting us know that all that is sweet isn't roses...Meaning if we much think of travelling we got to be ready... and learn all we got to learn here and not there.. My sister, thank you, now we know there are ups and down side of it... The lord will see you through...

My nephew from a rich family went to Canada to study and work, he ended up in the streets for three months it's cost my sister's family 150k to bring him back home.

Stay strong sister. God bless you

I’m a Canadian citizen and it is hard! The struggle of living in Canada is real! Stay strong sister❤

These all are High Caste Sikhs (Jatts) who are creating unrest in the world. These idiots got canadian visa by marrying their sister ,cousin or sis in law

Lynm Canada is not honey and butter things are upside down in these countries: health care system: extremely expensive and waiting list is one year/two years: they don't care. What you see on the internet about the high standards of living is incorrect: l saw many people stranded, but if you come with certificate of sponsorship in areas of shortage Occupation list like Registered nurse, medical Doctors: \n●Kenyans are hard working loving people l have my Brothers from Kenya l used to work with them and we moved together to Europe.\n● The problem my sister Lynn is that, if you go to Europe with competitive profession like office work its difficult,

My sister grew up in Toronto with her Mom while I was with our dad about an hour outside of the GTA. Even back in 2003 when I would come to visit my sister, or just go on class trips you could smell the city before you ever saw it... Torontonians had a bad reputation of thinking they were in the center of the universe, and it always just put me off of the city. It's not that I would ever want someone to not come to Canada... but there are just so many better places to live in Ontario, let alone the rest of the country... that why would you ever want to subject yourself to what T.O. has become?

Let your husband help you out even in sorting out assignments and with cooking and grocery Also please my sister go to hospital wisdom is the principal thing

Sister, most people run to Canada, no vocat skills, no money to pay the high rent,no Canadian work experience. You have to be prepared and have funds to keep you. Without a good vocational skill, things look dim.Use wisdom.

Is hira your sister ?

Last time I was in downtown Toronto, about a decade ago, I was surprised by the amount of homeless people that I saw… sounds like it’s only gotten much worse since then, not enough housing and too many people moving into the city. I couldn’t believe how much my sister and brother in law paid for their little apartment in downtown Toronto, makes me very happy to live in rural Saskatchewan. Lol!

It's sad seeing people falling for this trap, I lived their for 15 years and you can never pay me to go back even to visit and sometime I wish i can afford to export people to canada so i can have kenya for me and the patriotic brothers and sisters. Kenyans have became lazy and always looking for easy things.

Nice video sister

Hi Lynn. First of, I would like to say that I'm such a huge fan of yours. Since you started at Tuko and still following to date. You are an inspiration to me and so many people out there. I love and respect what you stand for and your work. I completely resonate with everything you are about. Second, I've lived in Canada for over 30 years now. I am Eritrean and was born in Kenya. Moved to Canada when I was about 9 and have lived here since with my family. I have to say that for us, Canada has been a God Send. It has helped us in so many ways, and we are so grateful for the opportunities and life it has given my family. From health care to schooling and job opportunities. We also cane here in 1989. So times and cost of living was very different than it is now. Of course, times have changed now, and the economy and standard of living have too. There are pros and cons to everywhere we live in the world. Everyone is different and has different experiences. There are various factors that may affect everyone's perspectives and experiences when they come to Canada, whether it was a long time ago or recently. Some factors could be, weather, economy, feeling lonely ( no family), language barriers, support...etc. Change is not easy at all and can affect t your whole emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. Social life here is also not like it us back home...just alot of factors. People here work and work to make it. My mom brought us here as a single widowed mom. My sister and I were very young. But she was determined to give us a better life and worked her whole life, and it has paid off. It depends on how you look at everything and what your goal is. My mother was determined and made it happen and has raised us on her own very successfully. She loves Canada and appreciates it for everything it has done for us. Everyone's experiences are different. You have to do your research before coming and come with an open mind. Overall... Canada for us has been a blessing. \n\nI hope that helps somehow. But again, everyone's perspective and experiences are just as valid and rightfully so. \n\nI hope to meet you someday. Love you, Lynn, From Canada ?? ❤️

Happy birthday dear big sister

Blessings are not abroad,but where God is,but Africans we still believe nothing good can come out of our continent,,i give God all the glory and honor, He has given me so much without struggling,,not that I work hard or smart ,but the bible verse that says He gives us strength to make wealth,makes so much sense now,,may God bless our sister and brothers in diaspora,God bkess the work of your hands,and may you nevwr go empty and come back empty,,

Everyone's experience is different. I've lived in America for many years, I have masters degree and a good job. I've managed to build several high end apartments in Kenya, buy a house here and invest in the stock market and fund a retirement account. Same applies to my brother and sister. You can make it here and you can make it anywhere in the world. He shouldn't generalize.

Our house was mortgage to send my sister to Canada where she went in coma in Vancouver wasn't even able to recover coz of hopeless doctors ur country has! We brought her back. Though she is alive 2day but she hasn't completed her degree ? now even in India gap is considered

*Happy birthday our internet beautiful big sister ?we love you, blossom girl* ❤

I've lived in Toronto for almost 20 years, and I can't wait to get out. The plan is to move somewhere else in the spring, just figuring out where. Toronto now breaks my heart-- you see people seriously struggling everywhere, and it's hard to see it in contrast with the opulent wealth that much of the city has. We're lucky to be in a rent-controlled apartment and we've been here for over a decade, and there's no way we'd find anything even remotely similar here now (the apartment we live in would go up at least $1000 if we leave). The safety is also an issue- I live in a fairly busy area that used to be extremely safe (I used to walk home alone at midnight in high school) and now I rarely leave my apartment after dark. There's very angry, erratic people, many on substances, and I've had some rough encounters already. And don't get me started on public transport.... My sister saw someone almost get randomly pushed into the subway tracks yesterday, and obviously that doesn't get reported. It's worse than people think, and it's only gonna get more horrible once winter hits.

I used to live maybe a block away from where you used to live in Toronto, I moved to a different city around the time that Rob Ford became mayor I can’t remember what year that was. We couldn’t afford to stay in Toronto after our landlord sold our unit and the new owners wanted to live there, so we moved to a more affordable city. I was really shocked at the massive increase in the number of homeless people in the city that weren’t able to find space at a shelter, I had to ask my sister if I had missed news of a reanimated occupy Wall Street movement, because that was the last time that I had seen that overwhelming a volume of displaced people camping in the parks. I hope that some sort of solution can be found to massively increase the quantity of safe warm and free to the occupant shelters in Toronto before winter.

How are sister Joyce

Younger sister is so cute

Wow, this is great!!\nThanks Sister.

Can I apply for my sister's visa who is about to be 27years old and her marital status is single