Why No One Wants to Live in Canada 

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You elected him 3 times... Are you guys serious? You elected a drama teacher, yet didn't expect drama! Oh Canada!

American here. Thank you for making me feel better. I mean, the housing crisis is horrible here, but Canada is a bloodbath.

I’m a ticketed plumber in Canada who makes over 100k a year and I can’t buy a home. Working hard doesn’t mean anything anymore…

i remember when Canada used to be the most respected place in north America

Just as a minor correction, 7% of Canadians don't leave: but 0.7% do.

You said at 12:38 that 7% of Canadians are leaving to the US each year, but the source you quoted clearly says ".7", i.e. 0.7%. If it was 7%, the population would be falling off a cliff. It's 1/10th as many people as you say.

I came to this country in 2016 as a newcomer, and still remember the street are clean, people are nice, neighbourhood (even in downtown Toronto) are safe. Everything changed after COVID. Now Toronto is worse than a third world country: homeless people everywhere; parks (that's fucking Queen's Park just located next to the Provincial assembly) that used to be a place for people picnicing became drug addict's camp and filled with homeless people; streets are unsafe, i can commonly see people doing crack on street. Condo renting price is insane, 1 bed bedroom that used to be $1500 now comes to $2500. Everything is expensive but the quality are shit! New grads even from top-tier univeristy (UofT, Waterloo, Western) desperately applied for 100+ corporate jobs and never heard back, yet the streets are filled with "international students" on bike becoming Uber driver. And I saw our beloved surpreme leader JT now spending millions of dollars on some nonsense social justice program, and increasing the tax. Why the hell our country be like this?

You know, the mindset, that troubles in Canada only started with Trudeau is one of the key problems of Canada.

The cost of a permit in Canada costs as much as a brand new completed home in Florida, brand new... The bureaucracy has fallen in love with itself.

I just read an article from Bloomberg stating that some Ukrainian immigrants have actually left 🇨🇦 Canada to go back to 🇺🇦 Ukraine last year (2023) simply because it was cheaper to live in Ukraine, a country actively still at war, than in Canada.

As a young Canadian, it is beyond frustrating to live in Canada and I have no hope for living here in the future.

I've lived in Canada, Metro Vancouver area, back in 2017...it was already a bloodbath, now I see it's even worse. I ran away and returned to Italy after 8 months, after I discovered I had to skip meals in order to survive, something I've never experienced here in my country as a former low income citizen. Never had a single regret.

The huge problem is Canada is the lack of competition. You can open a shitty restaurant chain like cactus club in vancouver, or a shitty coffee chain like blenz and still be a multi million dollar corparation. Yet you pay insane prices to go to these places. For instance in major cities like Istanbul, London, new york etc yes, you pay crazy prices but you are also eating at the best of the best in the world. The level of mediocrity is insane in Canada that charge insane prices.

it is a nightmare. canadian here...left the country. No regrets

I remember when you could work full time at McDonald’s and be able to have a clean, modern at the time bachelors apartment and a reliable used car 😢😢

left Canada 7 years to live in India, Thailand, Bali, Vietnam, Turkey. Best decision of my life. Canadian life is miserable

NOT moving to Canada was the best decision in my life!

Canadian here, moved to the US 12 years ago and will never return

i feel hopeless. as a kid, i always dreamed of having a family and a house. now, im stuck living with my parents trying to save every dollar. My gf and I are thinking about moving to the states but it just sucks because I use to love canada so much

Moved to SE Asia 5 years ago. $350 per month rent in a modern condo on the beach. Absolutely no comparison.

As a Kiwi that has lived in canada for the last 18 months. I have found that all of this is true. New Zealand is reasonably expensive but canada is crazy, fruit and vege is outrageous. Phone bills, rent, used cars, all are far more expensive than home. Lucky they have good snow and beautiful views haha. 18 months was enough though, back to NZ

Well, he fulfilled his promise, Canada changed! For much much worse, but changed 😢

Several Canadian friends are now former Canadians. One more just told me yesterday that she is looking for a job anywhere else in the world!!! she said it took her husband 6 months to see a specialist doctor, and her son 18 hours to be seen in the ER.

Feels like it's the trend across the world now; too much population (demand) and low supply of housing, and lots of companies are buying up housing (homes, condos, etc.) just to take their employees' wages back in the form of rent. It's freaking insane.

I live in Vancouver and work an unionized job at a corporation. My hours have been cut from 40 hours a week to 24 hours a week. My latest pay cheque after all the deductibles was $743 for two weeks of work. Many of the local employees have been replaced with people from India without PR or citizenships. I am applying for other jobs right now. Submitted like 100+ applications and only heard back from four.

This guy has done more research than the entire Canadian housing ministry !

Moral of the story: don't elect politicians who want to increase the size of the State.

As someone who has lived in Vancouver all my life, I feel that my only chance of survival is to move to a different country. It's really sad.

I live in the UK and its a similar situation here. Buying a property (especially in the South) is so hard unless you come from money or have a really good job. Also because people cant buy their own homes, landlords can charge obscene amounts for rent because they know people dont have any alternatives. Add that to the cost of living crisis and you have a lot of people feeling trapped and hopeless

Here is the crux as I feel about it : Canada saw US making serious headways in growth due to its immigration policy. However, US scrutnizes like crazy whom they let in. They are very meticulous in drawing guidelines and reviewing them as to who comes in. And have been so for quite a while ! Contrast this to Canada who has been letting just about anybody in, and add to that allow them to launder money. Many of the heavy corrupt players from Russia, China and around the world saw Canada (UK and others) as a perfect haven. Bring in the worst of the worst into your shores, accept all the blood money they got to invest in housing and other sectors,, and you are handcrafting a 'crisis to be' !

Canada is the most captured, least competitive country in the world

If nothing changes, I’m also leaving. Shitty thing is, the whole western world is turning out like this.

It’s so depressing. I don’t think I can make it there as immigrant. And I’m from Hong Kong. It’s like choosing which hell to live in.

As someone who lives near vancouver, this is something that I am truely worried about. I don't own a home yet, but where I live, it's more like 500k a year. It really scares me. Thank you for making this video.

Canada hid its inflation in the housing market for a decade. The economy appeared to be growing, and real wages appeared to be staying in line with the consumer price index, but it was smoke and mirrors. If you removed real estate, GDP was stagnant. Wages were actually falling behind and people getting poorer and poorer without realising it. That’s finally become unsustainable, and inflation is showing up everywhere. And the wages are still stuck. The country is sitting on hugely valuable resources it could develop had it not put so many self-created political barriers in the way, and having indoctrinated their population about it along the way. Separately, The healthcare system is getting worse, consistently ranking 2nd last in the OECD in terms of real results delivered. The biggest problem is that the country’s economy is built on immigration to drive growth, rather than productivity, efficiency, or innovation. The more people you bring in, the more housing you need, but they’re at the point that they can’t keep up and people can hardly afford housing anyways. It’s a recipe for disaster. I left Canada by coincidence, having met someone from another country and moved there. I’m glad I left.

Born and raised Canadian and lived 22 years of my life in Canada. Left Canada in 2005 and till this date, zero regrets. I went for an academic internship in 2004 during my Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering to University of Texas Austin. A professor offered me a position in his research lab for master's, so it was more like studying in US free of cost and earning monthly stipend for doing research. I never considered this as permanent move but quality of research I did in US, the opportunities and salary I received I could never imagine that in Canada. I am still in touch with my university friends in Canada work at low wages on obsolete tech stuff, with no innovation at work. Many of them want to move to the US, but for 10+ years they worked on outdated stuff, so they cannot compete with the talent pool in US. Even in 2004, I remember healthcare being bad and I keep hearing stories about how worse it has become. In US, I am covered by a good health insurance, I had surgeries for myself and my kids, and we never had any issues. Honestly, I can no longer trust Canadian healthcare with insane wait times for my kids safety.

The worse part of Canada is that Canadian homeowners have to renew their mortgages after 5 years on average. Meaning the sub 3% rates that were acquired during the Covid years will balloon to the new 7% to 8% rates. That's wild anxiety for Canadian homeowners! Compared to U.S. sub 3% fixed rates acquired during the Covid years for the entire life of the mortgage.

Maxime Bernier have spoken about most of these issues like industrial monopoly and unsustainable immigration.

The Trudeau government is scrambling now to address the housing crisis. In the next few weeks you'll see a myriad of announcements to prep for the election. Don't fall for it. Not saying the Conservatives are any better but I think we are due for some change in one way or another. Myself and most of my friends are in the top 1% of earners and we are nowhere near close to buying houses/apartments in Toronto and Vancouver. Our generation is truly in trouble.

Canada is fine if you are a millionaire... For the rest of us, it's soul crushing. Born and lived here my whole life, but now planning to leave. If you think it's expensive now, just wait, it's going to get worse. That $2000/mth for a 1 bedroom will be $4000 in a few years.

As a landlord the tenants do not pay their rent on the top of that they ruin the property before they live and this is a problem I prefer to keep my house is vacant and wait until the Canadian government regulate the law to punish bad tenants and curb their behaviour.

There are two happiest days in life: the day you arrive in Canada and the day you leave

As a born and bred Canadian, I am severely disappointed with the state of our nation at the moment... And for those who think "we" elected Justin again, you're wrong. There's only one city with power in this country, and that is Toronto. Toronto sweeps the stakes every time.

I was born and raised in Ontario, and I HATE this country’s government, the ungodly taxes, and the shitty healthcare, Canada had been trashed and has no future. Feels like I’m living in a third world country. I am leaving and I’m never coming back to this godless dystopian wasteland.

Liberals led BC for 16 years housing went up 4 times since 2005. Yet Canadian elected liberal for their federal government I don't know what all Canadians were thinking

It blows me away this channel only has just over 10K+ followers. This is a presentation I’d expect from one with several millions.

As an Australian. It's as bad here. Trying to buy a house is almost impossible without help. Also, the rental crisis in our big cities is absolutely terrible.

So thankful to the United States for giving me the opportunity to leave Canada and pursue a better life here. I moved in my mid-20s and couldn't be happier with my decision. It always surprises me how few young Canadians consider this but just put up with their worsening living conditions in Canada. I hope a new government can come in a turn things around for my friends and family still living there.

11:15 been curious about this part of the Video for quite sometime. The People I have majored with in college have done research about this, Implying that it has been a thing for ages. Could it be something other than lack of funding in the Private sector? Perhaps, the cost of funding is much higher within the region?

Twenty years ago I left Canada and boy am I glad I did so. The country has turned into a disaster unless you're rich. The obsene house and rental prices are obviously the result of gross mismanagement. I mean, the government employs economists who should be able to advise that too many buyers and too few houses is going to lead to major trouble. A rich country with so much land should not have this problem. When it comes to gas prices, Canadians have to drive some of the longest distances in the world and are forced to pay such high gas prices. Since there is almost no public transportation, what choice to people have but drive. Regarding the grocery situation, allowing a handful of massive companies hold Canadians ransom is complete bullshit. This is where the government needs to do something to rein in this behavior. Obviously people need to eat but allowing these companies to rake in obsene profits because of this basic need is a crime. I hate the idea of a PC government, but the Liberals have definitely failed.

Tried really hard for 10 months to find a good job. Finally leaving Canada next month. So excited! Can't wait!

If you thought only Canada got this problem , same problems here in Australia as well - housing affordability , rental crisis etc. If Canadian grocery prices are expensive, Australian ones are even more. Here also 2 super markets (Coles & Woolworths) duopoly and holding all market share and not much competition. Aldi is only a small relief.

I live in Canada and I have to say, the poverty here is really unfortunate, meanwhile the weather is nasty and you always have to worry about being safe outside.

"Who wants to spend nearly $2 million on a small home like this?" As a Hong Kong citizen I cried.

I live in a 2nd world country. And I just got neighbours that moved back here from Canada. My highschool friend also moved back from Canada. Just a few years ago, something like that was unimaginable. What the hell, Canada?

As an international student going to Vancouver for university back in 2013, it was already bad then. I was astounded how many old buildings in Downtown Vancouver were being demolished in lieu of new land for apartment towers that promised "affordable housing" for the neighbourhood's old displaced residents, students or low income families. And yet these projects would end up being being rented out at a premium. Lots of shiny glass-fronted buildings for the few who could afford a place in them. Eventually I was lucky to find a basement studio south of the city center. After months of struggling to juggle my university expenses, services and rent (and the rain!) I couldn't take it anymore and noped out back to my country to finish my studies. Stupidly enough too, my parents and I got a student loan from my country's government by mortgaging our house to the bank (horrible idea, I regret it every day) to go to study to Canada in the first place. I didn't use it all up, but long story short I'm now paying that loan back monthly. Still: even having to pay a monthly mortgage to recover the family home, it's still WAY cheaper than the total cost of living per month in Vancouver. Hell, it's even cheaper that just the rent by itself - and I'm talking about 2013 prices for a basement studio in the suburbs. Funny how life's plans change, in this case for the better (or at least making it not as bad as it would've been otherwise). My country might be a mess of it's own too, but I'm constantly thankful I'm not in BC anymore - even more so now that it's gotten worse. The city and Canada in general are beautiful, it's just that the "living" there isn't really living at all.

I loved the video! I was just curious how you created the animations for the charts? It looks great!

the REAL reason why more people voted is for the legalization of weed

When I was a student in Canada, a small cup of double double only cost 0.57 dollar. This time I go back to Canada, it is 1.50 something. It is madness. Every retail store’s positioning is value. That is why I eventually decided to abandon my Canadian citizenship application.

Add the shitty weather and their is literally no reason to live there.

i'm from hong kong, about to come to canada (vancouver) this coming fall for a master's degree in city planning at ubc. i haven't watched the video yet, but reading these comments has me feeling seriously anxious and worried now...

Correction: Vancouver, while facing extreme difficulties due to a lack of affordable high-density housing, is doing a LOT to try and fix this in comparison to other cities in the infrastructure sector. Just over the last couple years, we've had some pretty extreme zoning policy changes, we have a yearly rent increase cap (which backfires once tenants move out, but that's another story) and we're building new transit infrastructure which now, legally, requires only high-density housing build in the surrounding areas. The population growth here has wildly exceeded the amount of housing growth in the last few decades. Not to mention the insufficient wages, high cost of living and a broken healthcare system. Our people are struggling but if you have to live in a city right now, I'd choose the greater Vancouver area. Down the road, I see us improving the most infrastructure-wise out of any Canadian city, which will hopefully benefit social sectors as well.

I own a mid sized home in northern BC, share a vehicle with my spouse, work 70+ hours per week (when there is work) in the energy sector, have a second job when I’m home, my spouse works part time. Last year we earned $130,000 combined, took one 4 day vacation and were living paycheque to paycheque. We don’t have drug or shopping addictions, our basic bills cost $7000+ per month, and we’re one of the lucky ones.

2015 was my first federal election that I could vote in. I voted against Trudeau and I told my parents after he won that it was going to be a disaster. I was right.

There's a backlog of almost 900,000 immigrants waiting to be granted entry to Canada

Indian Punjabi here(Never interested in moving to Canada). I'm glad I didn't choose it. I love nature with predominant winter climate but God damn! 2 Million for that shitty house? I would rather buy a mountain in J&K with half the price

00:04 Housing affordability crisis in Canada 01:53 Rising housing prices in Canada outpacing wages 03:32 Canada faces housing affordability crisis 05:11 Canada faces housing crisis due to underinvestment and government hurdles 06:48 Housing affordability and high food prices are major issues in Canada 08:27 Carbon tax in Canada leads to higher prices and pushback 10:00 Lack of competition in major industries in Canada 11:36 Canada's major industries face decline in investment and productivity

I moved to London, UK. Got a job in finance. Bought a house in Zone 2. Pricey but still affordable. But i can't now move back to Canada because the house to salary ratio is ridiculous.

Heating with OIL is not "dirty" if the furnace is maintained properly. People ignore filter changes and/or don't want to pay for maintenance. In most rural areas, OIL is the only option.

This is exactly what companies and the government want. Can’t fight back and demand better conditions if you’re already financially on life support. Same thing is happening in the UK.

So now is the time for America to avenge the war of 1812 and liberate the Canadians from their government

00:00 🇨🇦 2015 Canadian Election: Justin Trudeau elected Prime Minister promising change. 01:01 🏠 Housing Crisis: Homeownership in Canada becoming unattainable due to soaring prices. 02:18 🛢 Rental Crisis: Rental vacancies at all-time low, driving up prices and leaving many Canadians struggling. 04:48 💼 Government Policy Impact: Government policies, including immigration and lack of housing investment, contribute to housing affordability crisis. 06:49 💰 Foreign Investment: Foreign investment and money laundering contribute to inflated property prices in Canada. 07:20 🍲 Food Prices: Food prices rising due to lack of competition and government policies, leading to increased food bank visits. 08:41 🛢 Gas Prices: Government policies, including carbon tax, contribute to high gas prices. 10:51 💼 Economic Productivity Decline: Decline in economic productivity attributed to lack of private sector investment, lack of competition, and government intervention. 13:00 📉 Conclusion: Outlook grim, with challenges in maintaining lower interest rates and addressing cost of living

Man, I found living in Canada much cheaper than a few other places, and with higher literacy rates, less mass shootings, a better quality of life, and less violent crime than the states, Canada is a haven. But then again, I suppose if you compare it to Pennsylvania, it probably seems ridiculous.

It’s such a shame, the dream of a comfortable average life is fading. There’s exactly the same situation here in NZ. It’s tough out there!

Born and raised in Canada, and I'm seriously considering moving south of the border. I'm not getting any younger and don't have 10-15 years to wait for things to turn around. I bet lots of others who have this option are thinking the same thing.

High Immigration has driven housing demand off the charts while allowing wages to stagnate.

Very true. Those things happen when a system lets the majority of Chinese, Pakistanis, Iranians, Indians, Arabs and Africans vote, they vote aside of purple-haired people and sex queers. We have such examples in the US.

On the other hand, many foreign women from North Korea, China, Russia, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and Myanmar happy to come and move here.

Give me a break! You all elected him 3 times. Don't blame Trudeau, blame yourselves.

I stayed in canada fo 12 years then moved out 14 years ago in 2010, came back yesterday and saw the food prices in Montreal. Didnt regret it.

Would love links to the sources used in the video in the description. Great video, explains the situation we are facing right now.

This is so interesting. I'm lucky enough to be a Singaporean and just a slightly above-average professional, I contemplated applying for Canadian PR as PR seemed achievable and I wanted a change of environment. But in 2018, I did a research trip to Vancouver and Toronto to scout out the place and talk to friends living there, and realised just from a few anecdotes that with the comparatively higher income taxes, lower salaries and higher housing prices (compared to subsidised public housing in SG, private housing in SG is still out of my reach) that I really was better off where I am. Not to mention the stagnating and less diverse economy, un-progressive tax system would penalise a single working female like me. I thought it would afford a better quality of life for young families due to the maternity leave policy - not sure if I was on the mark for that

I came to Canada as an immigrant. I am very educated person and with multiple advanced degrees. I cannot make a decent living there due to discrimination at work and the gradual increase cost of living. I moved out of Canada to live in the States where I am making so much money and opportunities are plentiful. I wish for every Canadian who could move to the states, just do it.

How could the government do this to their own citizens. We could have secured such a good life for the average Canadian. It’s not only inaction it’s action that directly hurts the most vulnerable in our society, which is becoming the majority

I was today years old when I found out the vast frozen tundra between America and Santa Claus is a country.

Canada may not be going through the best times, but this video is oddly biased and contains some misinformation. 1) Right from the start, the first 15 seconds aren't 100% clear or transparent. While people in Canada do vote in federal elections, they are not voting directly for the Prime Minister. They are voting for Members of Parliament (MPs) from various political parties. The leader of the party that can command the confidence of the majority of MPs in the House of Commons becomes the Prime Minister. So it's not like people vote for one man, and that man then is solely responsible for everything good or bad. 2) Then you point at Sean Fraser with the "this guy" caption. This guy only recently became a housing minister, less than a year ago, you know. There's a whole government, and ministers change; it's not like some minister was "under-investing" for years. That's not how it works. And this new guy actually already negotiated a $4 billion investment for 750 thousand homes. I am not judging if that's enough or not, but it doesn't look like "nothing has been done" either. 3) Not everyone wants to buy a home... in Austin, TX. That's why the price difference. Similarly, there are lots of places in Canada where houses are way more affordable than in Austin. No one forces anybody to live in Vancouver or Toronto! House prices are influenced by supply and demand dynamics mainly. Take any other major big city in the world - same situation or worse. 4) Immigration is required to cover labor shortages (not only in Vancouver) and maintain the growth of economics (and create more jobs subsequently). Reducing immigration levels might alleviate housing pressure only marginally and it's unlikely to solve the housing crisis. Also, many people don't realize that without immigration, economic growth could stagnate, leading to fewer jobs and increased poverty, despite potentially lower housing prices. And who would build more houses if there's no demand? 5) As for the carbon tax - people get rebates. Hundreds of dollars as direct payment from the government. On a regular basis. So no need to complain about the carbon tax; that thing is quite balanced now. 6) Now about those banking fees compared to the UK and Australia. I can't say anything about the UK, but in Australia, banks seem to be way more greedy. In Canada, you can get 2-5% cashback on groceries, gas, etc. I'm talking unlimited cashback. And what about the banking fees? Typically a $16 CAD/month fee which is usually COMPLETELY WAIVED if you keep money in their savings account. Now go try to find something similar in Australia. You'd be surprised. Cashback is usually tiny and limited there.

I thought this was produced by CNBC or some other legacy media company , Hats off to your production quality. You are definitely going to blow up.

Canada cares more about pronouns than affordability

I have a great life here. Its gotten harder but life is still pretty easy here for me for now. I had a harder time in the 2008 crisis when I lost my house,job and my family fell apart leaving me to live in a car for a time. Having gone through that I know I can survive anything and be happy so this current crisis doesn't faze me the way it would If I hadn't already gone through much worse earlier in my life. Capitalist systems are built to crash cyclicaly every 8-10 years so if you are struggling now learn from this, adjust your lifestyle and prepare yourself financially for it to happen again in a decade or so and ride the trough out with a bigger financial cushion untill the next crest. Never take on ANY debt that isnt related to making money or paying for a place to live!

We were paying $950 for a decent sized 2 bedroom apartment on the 3rd floor near downtown Mississauga.....that was in 2012 after i left.... those days are long gone.

There's definitely a money threshold in Canada you NEED to make to .... have fun and live well. If you're a lifetime renter, or entry level worker.... it doesn't make sense. My family is established from previous happy decades. But even for us there is stagnation and living on savings (many family members moved back to EU, and I'm thinking of it as I'm fluent in many languages there). Imagine people starting new RIGHT NOW.... makes me sad that most Canadians will never had a backyard. Godspeed everyone.

What that girl said can't be true! "Her landlord raised rent by 7000 dollars a month"?? How is that possible?

For non-canadian viewers: Technically, there is a very large portion of Canadians have voted conservative but there are certain regions that are more important than others in order to secure seats in parliament meaning our election system is not entirely representative of the Canadian population. Most of those being around Toronto/metropolitan areas. Not to mention the illegal coalition alliance between the NDP Party/Liberal Party that have agreed to vote yes on all the same bills being pushed (these are suppose to be seperate parties) or blocking others together essentially creating a pseudo dictatorship against anything the large Conservative party does. It's entirely corrupt...

This is a little disingenuous. When the narrator says "Canada" he is really saying "Ontario." Housing prices in Montreal and Quebec city are still affordable you do not need an annual income of $170k, sure they're getting expensive. But they aren't even close to what people pay in Vancouver or Toronto. Same goes for Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, housing prices are more expensive than they were pre Covid, but they aren't even close to what the narrator is stating and you don't need an annual income of $170,000. The only exception is when the narrator says "the average Canadian income is $70,000" this is true, but then he compares the annual income to property prices of Ontario and BC. All that being said, Canada is significantly worse off than it was 8 years ago before the Trudeau Government. Life all over the country is significantly more difficult and the overall cost of living is unreasonable.

Came here about 8 years ago from eastern Europe. Love it in Canada! It's not perfect, but again no country is. We enjoy the easy-going people, the feeling of freedom, and access to good jobs (doing much better economically than back in the old country) and the multi-cultural atmosphere . Many thanks to kind, open-minded Canadians who have made us feel at home.

People are already starting to vote with their feet.

I'm glad you discussed this because we don't normally hear it it on major news outlets however I've been getting a lot of infos from quite a number of canadians who are unsatisfied with the direction the country is headed.

I've lived in Canada my whole life and I've never been hurting so bad. Example... I got my auto renewal and it more than doubled! $300/month for a Honda CRV!! I've got air tags on it, a club on the steering wheel and it's parked in my garage as I work from home. Unbelievable!!

One news says everyone is leaving Canada and no one wants to live here anymore. Another news says so many people want to come here desperately, especially international students, who would do anything to stay and make a living in this country. Same with USA, so many Americans are leaving the country too and yet the border is flooded with people more than ever.