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2023-12-23 0
Those natural gas reverses though
2023-12-23 0
In my teens, early 20s (early 00's) i dreamed of emigrating to Canada and Toronto. It had beautiful nature, was clean, safe, nice people and a great standard of living. But seeing it now especially the big cities is really sad. Many countries have had major turn arounds (Colombia for instance) and hopefully Canada can get back to being a great place again. Love from the UK .
2023-12-22 0
That's what IDF and Israel's Prime Minister want. They want the West Bank and Gaza because of natural gas source found. If they were to leave, Israel will take it over and keep them from ever returning.
2023-12-21 0
Bro didnt stutter. Bro didnt have to think. It came naturally. bro wants help for everybody. Not for political bs.
2023-12-21 0
A categorical no. No help of that nature. Says it all
2023-12-21 0
even europeans are leaving. its a poop show and the lies are crazy. plus all the natural resource are going down hill.
2023-12-20 0
welcome to Canada you should have your own TV show you're a natural ☺
2023-12-20 0
One of the sweetest videos I've come across on Canada. No negativity or hate-mongering, just facts as it is in the simplest of ways. I've been living here for almost 3 years now- and I'm used to being alone, but I still find the void maybe its seeing your own people back home. I'd say it's quite a struggle to live here and you start to accept it as a norm. But I love motorcycling and I am overwhelmed by the natural beauty- did some amazing rides in summer, but unfortunately winters are here now. While I have three years on my OWP, I'd use that time to gain more experience, travel across the beautiful landscapes and head back home. I don't see myself settling in here- not my kind of life. I am very adaptive and have come up on my own in life from a very tough childhood- I love Canada for what it is, but then it's just not for me.
2023-12-20 0
Didi aap ki grown up years pura India mei gujri hei... aur 2 mahine mein ek paraya desh mei settle ho ja sakte ho...??? 2 mahine mein tu waha ka per podhe bhi logo ko nahi pehchaan paate.... phir sadke, nature, weather, culture, food etc. Minimum 2 years needed to feel at home in a foreign country. Many people weeped there after moving because of loneliness... but then it slowly becomes part of life...??
2023-12-19 0
Nobody is happy anyway, it's human nature to always be unsatisfied and look for new opportunities and search for new lands.
2023-12-18 1
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2023-12-18 0
The Canadian dream is to leave.\n\nI'm a natural born Canadian, 3rd generation, and I can't wait to get out of this country asap, the liberals have absolutely ruined/broke the back of this country.
2023-12-18 0
True but with little bit increase in pay countries like gulf are ok in all aspects in fact even asean countries in all aspects especially weather ,people ,spending , nature, etc but people feel a fake proudness when it comes to uk USA Canada or Australia ??
2023-12-17 0
most provinces are big with lack of diversity = expensive to move and see other landscape ; last 5 years realestate and cost of living gone bonkers - everywhere in the world it went up but canada definitely was one of the most significant- even with rise of salary its not as good anymore… fairly average health or care system - average political standing in world ( india china in a pinch usa 100% while usa doesnt seem to be canada 100% ) but we have lot of ressources tho costly to operate and not nature friendly - other than that - its a good country and better than most overall and a country you van have opportunities for sure but its not a paradise or eldorado
2023-12-17 0
he doesnt want to get palestinians into saudi, look what happened to jordan when they welcomed them, years later plotted a coup, that's why no arab country wants them, they naturally destabilise a country
2023-12-16 0
I live in Japan and don't regret selling my house last year in BC with the intention of not permanently living in Canada again. The healthcare system is much better here. Food is delicious and cheap...and no tipping. Houses are 1/4 of the price, with good houses for as little as....free...if you don't mind fixing them up a bit. It is safe and a short trip by public transportaion gets you either downtown or in the middle of nature. What happened to my country? Oh.....Canada.
2023-12-16 0
As a Canadian i have to say: it's cold most of the year,, expensive, health care is an illusion, Dr's are business men, justin Trudeau is awful, crime is top 10 in the world, poverty, became socialist and communists nest, criminals heaven, only good side is 4 months of the year we have beautiful nature to look at.
2023-12-16 0
No society or country is immune to greed. It's human nature. Hypocrisy and NIMBism always existed in Canada. The difference now is white Canadians are impacted by it and they are louder in complaining about it.
2023-12-14 0
Sk\nIts stilll better to live in america. Every country their is struggle for\nImmigrants. But here if you focus on your dreams and make it happen you can make it. But i love the canadas nature
2023-12-14 0
To the reporter asking the question \nThe plight of the Palestinian people is not caused by a natural disaster \nIt is man made torture and killing \nIt can easily be stopped by telling Israel to stop \nIt is as simple as that \nRocket science 101 lol??????????
2023-12-14 0
Kick these bastards out of Britain. Let them pick their Muslim country of choice then send them there it’s only natural. Muslims never intergrate never and that’s why non Muslims of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds need to stand up and kick them out. BS at its worst when these religious nut cases are allowed to even suggest Sharia BS be allowed in any form. Tolerance is one thing outright intolerance is another.
2023-12-13 0
My family came to Canada 5 years ago. The main reason was because my dad had been busy setting up a branch of his European company here for two years. He wanted to launch this new branch and then retire early. Canada as he knew it was a good option for him to do this. We even had a house long before we came to Canada. And we now live on the west coast of Canada. \n \nFor us, the transition to feeling at home here wasn't particularly difficult. We also had enough experience of what it was like to live in other countries. Canada actually turned out to be a very easy country to quickly settle in. \n \nI've heard that Canadians can be reserved, but my personal experience is completely different. \n \nNevertheless, I got to know fellow immigrants who didn't find it easy to get started in Canada. In my experience, they were not very or only rudimentarily informed about what to expect in Canada. Their expectations were very high and they failed because of the reality of everyday Canadian life. \n \nOthers had similar experiences, but they persevered and ultimately arrived in Canada. Some of my fellow students are international students who are also considering leaving the country because Canada doesn't offer what they were hoping for as a better life here. \n \nThe reasons are really too individual in nature to really generalize. I think there should be a lot more help given to people who are struggling with their fate in Canada, because there are enough programs that they could take advantage of but that they never hear about. \n \nUltimately, it may help if someone just listens to them and perhaps has some advice, no matter how vague it may be. Those who finally arrive in Canada after years of a long odyssey and find this country something like home are, in my opinion, those who never gave up.
2023-12-13 0
Even natural born Canadians wish they were somewhere else besides Canada. ?
2023-12-13 25
As a naturalized Canada that moved to Japan as of last year, you're completely on point with all of your reasons. I hope that more Canadians, old & new, realize that they can and should use their resources to secure themselves as good of a life as they can, even if that means leaving.
2023-12-12 0
We are concerned about what Israel is doing to the Palestinian people. Trying to completely kick them off their land. Trying to steal their natural resources like oil and gas deposits. That’s what we are concerned about.
2023-12-12 0
It’s nature balancing Muslim population in world
2023-12-12 0
70% of our resource production is foreign owned. Compare that to Norway's government who own more than 50% of the production of it's natural resources. Night and day outcomes between the 2 countries.
2023-12-12 0
The US needs to absorb Canada and make the provinces states. They’ll get a higher standard of living and we will get natural resources and a freeway to alaska
2023-12-12 0
The reporter speaks of the Palestinian's plight as if it was a natural disaster with no human agency behind it.
2023-12-12 0
Muslim are not weak, we are supporters of truth, silence is our nature, not helplessness.
2023-12-12 1
Food for thought. There has been a huge natural gas pocket found off the coast of Gaza within Gaza boundaries.\nIt has the potential to make the Palastine people very wealthy.
2023-12-11 0
Canada is also one of the biggest thieves of natural resources in Africa.
2023-12-11 0
As a 59-year-old Canadian lived here all my life I recently had surgery and was quite happy with the results I think part of the problem is people will get a little fever and they have to run to emerge but maybe you should try taking Tylenol and see if the fever goes down stop running to the doctor with so many little problems. It’s very natural for us to get sick when we’re young it kills us a better immune system when we get older.
2023-12-10 0
Alberta is very good. Born in BC, lot's of great nature but is unaffordable and almost impossible to have a home remotely close to Vancouver but in Alberta you can buy a home right in one of it's cities for a decent price oil will always be needed at least for lubrication of vehicles and farm ware.
2023-12-10 0
The problem is with the GOVERNMENT! The taxes are confiscatory and that depresses economic activity. Canada is blessed with abundant energy and natural resources but the government restricts drilling and mining which create wealth, prosperity and good jobs.
2023-12-10 0
For all you sexy middle aged single Canadian ladies - come on down to my ranch by the river here in Arkansas! You'll like this peaceful life here with nature. Cheers!
2023-12-09 0
natural beauty but not livable?
2023-12-09 0
This is a really good video, I've travelled around a lot and now that I'm back this seems more heightened.\n\nlike now that I'm here, it seems like this is more true than before. I would gladly leave given half a chance, permanently. \n\nThe glamorized introverted nature of people here, and the love for gloomy weather and sweaters and minimalism is all fake. \n\nPeople are just masking their inability to get out of something that has become a failed experiment in co-living.
2023-12-08 0
Why do people still keep coming to Canada? Because it's even worse where they come from. Unfortunately, even countries in Europe are in trouble. Have a look at France and Germany. Germany is in debt and in recession; all Latin EU countries are in debt up to their eyeballs, facing bankruptcy thanks to free spending liberal governments. As for Developing Countries, their GDPs are not enough to deal with their populations reaching working age. Their growth is too slow, so opportunities abroad look attractive. And, if immigrants move onward to the USA, that is the natural flow Canadian immigration has had for decades. The Can. government will need to become heavily involved in creating affordable, high density housing, cut red tape, and make education cheaper if they want to retain migrants.
2023-12-08 4
It is very painful to us Canadians to recognize that this nation has gone to hell.\nUnless immigrants come from war zones or natural disaster stricken countries, we are going to end up with a very empty second largest country in the world, and even though a lot of disenchanted new immigrants are leaving Canada after a couple of years.\n\nThe key word here is greed, that is destroying this nation. The pursue of the American Dream is contagious, not only by geography but because a lot of people, around the world, still believe in such a naive concept.\nOne has to observe what is happening in the USA to realize, that following its trends, inevitably will take us to the same dangerous reality : a country and a system hated and increasingly becoming isolated.\n\nCanada still has the resources and the human presence to do much better, before it is too late, mind you.\nGreetings from Toronto.
2023-12-06 0
Any young person with a brain and ambition will move to America. \nAmerica, partnering with Mexico as per the new NAFTA is the future. There’s no need for America to pamper Canada anymore. We don’t develop our natural resources and we no longer have a young and skilled workforce.\nSo America has said adios Canada. \nThe next few decades will just be Canada managing this grind into the ground as we desperately try to continue to leverage the financialization of real estate to slow the fall in our standard of living.\nCanadians have voted for this again and again.
2023-12-03 0
Human nature , no big surprise
2023-12-03 0
Canada is a cold, overregulated, overpriced, woke-ridden country, the only upside is the wild untouched nature, but not every immigrant appreciates it. Considering many countries suffering from falling demograph, one has better places to apply himself.
2023-12-03 0
Hi.\nAs a Japanese, they are No.7 and No.8 most surprised. It is natural in my home country to say many words of apology as a national trait, but in other developed countries, it may be an act that is dreaded because it is easily socially disadvantageous.\n\nIt is interesting because although they are often lumped together in the frame of Western countries, Canada and Germany, Canada and France, and Canada and Australia have different cultures, values, climates, religious beliefs, etc. like gradient colors.
2023-12-01 0
I visited Vancouver few years ago, compared to USA, yes the nature is beautiful but from every other aspects it's way behind of USA.
2023-12-01 0
These days Females have become Ferocious so maintain a distance and avoid them and speak only what is official or necessary with due respect and even if they show anger and attitude which most will pretend as if you did not hear and shut up and ignore and why do you think there are Divorces becoming rampant it’s mostly due to their ferocious nature and once they divorce their husband and get cheated and harassed by people around unfortunately and reach their 50s they will realize their mistakes.If you want to enjoy with your wife whenever she screams SHUT UP as SHE is always correct then praise her and then enjoy that’s the compromise one has to do his entire life if you wish to stay with your kids and support them and see them successful.
2023-11-29 0
As an immigrant and naturalized Canadian, the Canada I have known and loved from 15 years ago is way different from the Canada I know today. The politeness, discipline and good manners that Canadians are known for seem to have been replaced by uncivilized and inconsiderate behaviour from immigrants who do not seem to care to integrate and adapt to the Canadian culture. This is extremely sad to see.
2023-11-29 0
Natural-fucking-lly!!!
2023-11-28 2
Thanks for the insightful video! I was thinking of moving to Canada from Finland and Latvia in a few years to escape the looming war with Russia (I am no soldier by nature at all), but now I started having second thoughts about the plan. Finland is actually similar to Canada across several of the points you mentioned, but the cost of living is, surprisingly, still OK here. I do love proper winters, northern boreal nature and introverted people, however :)
2023-11-28 0
Corruption and Population Pressure ,,,,,,,,,,??‼️ 145 crore Population ➗ by the Natural Resources.........!!? HONEST Leadership .....!!? Secondly Why a Rush for BACK To Those People ......!!? To whom,,, once We Said , Simon commission Go Back ??????
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