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Brian, the population of dependent Immigrants (600k) is 3.33 times that of PEI (180k). Jason, we met on PEI back in the day with Liam at his Peaks Quay. Keep up the good work. Russ.
Brian, the population of dependent Immigrants (600k) is 3.33 times that of PEI (180k). Jason, we met on PEI back in the day with Liam at his Peaks Quay. Keep up the good work. Russ.
Commenter shares a personal memory of meeting someone on PEI while also making a comparative demographic argument about dependent immigrants versus provincial population.
russellcompton4405 Feb 18, 2026
I’m so sorry to hear of Jason’s father’s passing. Canada’s healthcare system is a nightmare.
I’m so sorry to hear of Jason’s father’s passing. Canada’s healthcare system is a nightmare.
Personal condolence combined with criticism of Canada's healthcare system performance.
gilliani.4328 Feb 18, 2026
Born in Mexico, raised in the United States. Been here for 50 years. I stand with Ukraine, Canada and Mexico.\nMAGA = Moscow Agent Governing America
Born in Mexico, raised in the United States. Been here for 50 years. I stand with Ukraine, Canada and Mexico.\nMAGA = Moscow Agent Governing America
Shares biographical background (born in Mexico, raised in US for 50 years) and expresses political stance.
@frankmacgyver5531 Mar 4, 2025
Great to hear from Jason Kenney. Your immigration program was admirable. I do remember the fuss made when health care, etc. was greatly reduced for immigrants. I totally approved that action at the time.
Great to hear from Jason Kenney. Your immigration program was admirable. I do remember the fuss made when health care, etc. was greatly reduced for immigrants. I totally approved that action at the time.
First-person account of remembering past immigration policy debates and expressing approval of restrictive measures.
ClaraReid-r7s Feb 18, 2026
We know. I didn't vote for them...
We know. I didn't vote for them...
Brief personal statement indicating the commenter did not vote for Trudeau's government; minimal context but clearly personal political positioning.
@sheilahowell4682 Mar 4, 2025
You should have gone to sherbourne street. It's brutal
You should have gone to sherbourne street. It's brutal
Brief personal observation about a specific location, suggesting lived experience or direct knowledge.
MrFinner666 Feb 17, 2026
I want to move to Canada !
I want to move to Canada !
Commenter expresses personal aspiration to immigrate to Canada, indicating interest in relocation.
@cyberbehikesanakori Mar 4, 2025
I am so embarrassed to be in America...
I am so embarrassed to be in America...
First-person expression of shame about being in America, reflecting personal sentiment about national identity.
@Anthony-z7m Mar 4, 2025
I'm so stressed.. stressed American
I'm so stressed.. stressed American
First-person expression of emotional distress about the political situation, with anxiety undertones.
@vibehighbutterflies3284 Mar 4, 2025
As an American.... Thank you,... But I hold no hope....
As an American.... Thank you,... But I hold no hope....
Speaker identifies as American and expresses personal perspective with pessimism about the situation, combining identity assertion with underlying anxiety.
@dennisgodshalk Mar 4, 2025
Lived in Mississauga, in the town nextdoor. Brampton is nicknamed "Brown Town" for that reason...
Lived in Mississauga, in the town nextdoor. Brampton is nicknamed "Brown Town" for that reason...
Shares lived experience of living near Brampton while invoking a racialized nickname, suggesting demographic change observation.
Didds-j8y Mar 2, 2026
Alberta, Canada: I just returned from shopping and I am happy to say that I managed to spend CAD $450 on groceries without spending a single cent on American products! I buy a lot of …
Alberta, Canada: I just returned from shopping and I am happy to say that I managed to spend CAD $450 on groceries without spending a single cent on American products! I buy a lot of organic items and many of them come from California. But putting in the time today at the store and reading labels, I realized that there is a Canadian/Mexican/European equivalent for everything I need ; )
First-person account of shopping experience demonstrating consumer choice for non-American products, with implicit call to support Canadian/alternative sources.
@halcyon-cg2eb Mar 4, 2025
LMAO, Trudeau talking to us Americans like we have a say. WTF are we gonna do? Drag the Repubs out of the White House? No thanks. I appreciate having living quarters outside of Gitmo. These …
LMAO, Trudeau talking to us Americans like we have a say. WTF are we gonna do? Drag the Repubs out of the White House? No thanks. I appreciate having living quarters outside of Gitmo. These assholes need to just keep having a go at each other and leave us the fuck out of it. It's their show anyway. None of them ever follow our will. If they did, we wouldn't have charter schools and public schools wouldn't have been an absolute joke before Trump started trying to shut it down.
Combines personal frustration about American political powerlessness with sarcastic commentary on government responsiveness and education policy.
@LordWinter-l7o Mar 4, 2025
AS AN INDIAN THANKS FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO . I AS A INDAIN REQUEST you my brother Canadian's to stop the illegal smuggling thing. India is not actually filled with these kind of people. there …
AS AN INDIAN THANKS FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO . I AS A INDAIN REQUEST you my brother Canadian's to stop the illegal smuggling thing. India is not actually filled with these kind of people. there are poor and rich here both suffer with this country. but the rich understand and are are very well educated to understand the locals and support their country. but idk what's wrong with Canada that they leave the north Indian's ( basically 90% people of this part of region are not very friendly and are very badly educated about things only the top 10% of this region really understand things and even they suffer with this and the allegations some of them for just being the same religion ) and because of them the other people of India who were going to America/Canada for better meant of the country they go to , get with this and get rejected. its just my opinion and the things I have seen going around me.
Commenter shares personal perspective as an Indian, offering lived experience and cultural insight while making moral arguments about education and representation.
kuroadi249 Feb 18, 2026
Couldn't make the March Forth rally today, took down by a migraine. Bad one too. \nI've been trying to get a doctor to fix my lower jaw bone, likely with a bone graft, as my …
Couldn't make the March Forth rally today, took down by a migraine. Bad one too. \nI've been trying to get a doctor to fix my lower jaw bone, likely with a bone graft, as my left lower jaw is disintegrating and being reabsorbed by my body's auto immune response. \nI just got word today that with the pending cuts to Medicare, that I will likely have to pay for this procedure myself, to the tune of over $150,000 plus dentures, rehab, etc. \nThank you Amerika, I'm going to lose my face, and likely my housing, my food assistance, my SSDI, and quite likely my very life, because greedy billionaires own your ignorance.
First-person account of health crisis and financial hardship attributed to U.S. policy cuts, blending lived experience with anxiety about systemic collapse.
@Ookmongani Mar 4, 2025
I hope the do more. I visit Canada about every month and I can see Canada is changing. I love the old Canada culture. People are friendly.
I hope the do more. I visit Canada about every month and I can see Canada is changing. I love the old Canada culture. People are friendly.
First-person account of visiting Canada and observing cultural change, expressing nostalgia for previous national character.
Johndnguyen1982 Feb 22, 2026
Thats explains why my Tim's orders fck every single day
Thats explains why my Tim's orders fck every single day
Anecdotal complaint about service quality attributed implicitly to demographic changes in the area.
Kenjito7821 Feb 22, 2026
One guy I knew who was working in Domino's owned by an Indian got fired because he wasn't driving like the other Indian drivers at the store.
One guy I knew who was working in Domino's owned by an Indian got fired because he wasn't driving like the other Indian drivers at the store.
Anecdotal account of workplace discrimination, implying ethnic favoritism by Indian employer toward Indian employees.
mrhodes3389 Feb 22, 2026
I meet a young women ilegal from Tunisia get student visa to go Canada to USA , she was workimg ilegal in USA until paid to married etc
I meet a young women ilegal from Tunisia get student visa to go Canada to USA , she was workimg ilegal in USA until paid to married etc
First-person account of encountering an undocumented immigrant, sharing a lived experience or anecdote.
emerilyleon9851 Feb 22, 2026
So embarrassed to be an American! I didn’t vote for Trump! I knew his Presidency AGAIN ….. would be a shit show! So sorry for Canada! Retired! Can’t afford food now! Six months from now …
So embarrassed to be an American! I didn’t vote for Trump! I knew his Presidency AGAIN ….. would be a shit show! So sorry for Canada! Retired! Can’t afford food now! Six months from now everything will be unaffordable! Thank the maga idiots for voting him in! Personally I think he and Elon have rigged it!
Commenter shares personal experience as a retired American struggling financially, expressing anxiety about economic consequences while criticizing Trump's election.
@Ptnel33 Mar 4, 2025
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