why people are leaving Canada | is it worth moving to Canada in 2024? 

Yeah why are u moving out from singapore

Haha do job Canadian way? Do they use a magic wand to get things done? Honestly it's a ridiculous thing going on since ages and Ontario removed the ask now for Canadian experience.

Clearly a hot topic in Canada!

Never mind. For one that leaves there are 50 in line waiting to immigrate to Canada. In a globalized world you can live where you feel more comfortable. Some Canadians and immigrants move because they can not stand those looong winters. Some move because they think Canada is too liberal. But at the end of the day , you must adapt to Canada. Canada, its weather and polices will NOT adapt to you.

@@wish-56 she likes to chew gum😂😂😂

Shocking indeed especially taking into account the time, effort and investment in moving to a country that is not what you imagined it to be

come to america..

get yourself a better job, if you can't who's problem is that?

I follow a South American RU-vidr who had the same thing happen to him, he moved to Canada and didn't look happy, Canada has this aspect of being a great country, and it is, but people idealize it a lot, and when they see the problems or the face not so nice gets frustrated.

@@andrewmeanskwhat better job you bell end ? The incomes are shockingly here

Very good summary and analysis. Totally agree and good advice.

I live in Germany and we have the same situation.

This is actually a good take aha and not just whining from unsucessful immigrants that don't want to work hard in canada, thank you for this. The immigration "solution" is lazy, locals HATE IT, we hate hacing communities we feel we aren't a part of and having doctors become scarce commodities just because of the entitlements of immigrants. You clearly see th ebigger picture and we apprecaite your insight, its bigger than hastings street or whatever, those are just symptoms of a greater problem.

Very interesting analysis.

As Canadian, I planned to retire in Canada but now I can’t due to too pricy of rent. I will stay in Seattle for keeping my job till 2 years later I will be 65.

Biggest mistake I made was moving back to Canada. Stay where you are !

How much to see the doctor?

​@bananian touche', but atleast we have doctors available in America...well, until illigal immigration and bad laws shut down hospitals, see: California's new law that expands Healthcare coverage to illigals...and will bankrupt hospitals with 18 dollar payments for x-rays.

@@bananian This is a great question. I have insurance through work. They pay most of my premium. I have $80 per paycheck taken out every two weeks. To go for a physical once a year is free. To go to a family doctor outside of that is just a $30 co pay charge. So you pay the $30 and then insurance pays the rest. Specialists are $60. If you are someone who needs major treatment (Let’s say I get cancer) the most I will have to pay on a calendar year is $5,000 out of pocket. Insurance has to cover the rest even if the treatment is in the hundreds of thousands. I’m fortunate though to have a good job and good insurance.

shhhhhh!! dont say that! see, canada is a heaven! so does cuba, equador, venezuela, china and socialism is a colorfull success! United States is hell on earth... yea, right...

bye bye!

@@ronbonora7872 i m already gone. "It is all yours to enjoy".

To many lazy and disrespectful immigrants

just leave

@@HopperTheExplorer sure... see u never

Tama 😊👊

Canadians also have no idea what Street Food is. This place sucks when it comes to fun.

Go to middle east you will know how we filipinks can afford luxury things

If God forbid you contract any dreaded disease like cancer that is very expensive in the Philippines do you think you’ll be able to afford it with Phil health? My wife went through cancer treatment in Canada and we did not spend a single cent.

@@FatherFH then leave. Eat street food in the Philippines, and see how soon you get dysentery.😅

interestingly enough, the sex, drugs and rock & roll generation is one of humanities first to have mass 'multi-morbidities' requiring health care straining service.

Because the government saves money that way. Look at all the taxes you pay compared to what you get apathetic Canadian.

Fly to India, and get all medical stuff done at a very cheap cost.

In Canada US, medical pros have corrupted the market to keep practitioners down and their incomes up. The result is for something minor and routine, such as putting a cast on a kid's broken arm, runs into the thousands, when any old carpenter could probably do the job just as well. @@GidzPaul

"Woke" Canadian Gov doesn't care - they encourage euthanasia.

agree 100%

All the points u mentioned is same as Dubai. Initially they all ask for experience in that country which is ridiculous. Even in 1999 I asked the same question how can we start to get experience when they don't give us the job to start with.

There are abusive people in every company. They constitute a very small proportion, perhaps just 5% or less but become very problematic when promoted. Usual strategy to deal with it is simply to change projects/teams or join other company. They are usually very intelligent and avoid leaving evidence to report them to HR. But if they do, report them.

Not comparing specifics but it’s like that here in the US, it’s wild 🤦🏿‍♂️ both my parents have been at their jobs 30 plus years which is nice but a rarity these days. Especially in real estate like I am. Both employers and employees seem to work against each other than together.

Keep your head up, you will find a job soon. best of luck :)

Which is why you need to keep applying for new jobs constantly. Even salary job is a contract where you don't know the end date. And after 2 years, you should be changing jobs for sure. Don't get stuck at a company. Otherwise pay falls behind market.

Seems you have never been to for example Latin America. If you get to work in a Latin company (if you actually manage to find a job over there as it's so difficult) you'll see Canada's work culture is heaven.

@ddaniel987x well having lived in canada my whole life, the general culture in offices is more relaxed compared other countries. However, whenever new immigrants join a office, they ruin the level of expectation, work life balance, etc. They work way too hard for little pay and the bosses start expecting this from everyone. This upsets the local whites and the local naturalized citizens who grew up in canada.

@@asadb1990 that’s a good point!

​@@bartjenkins5036 Ha ha, hit the nail on the head. You just can't question anything the woke mob claims - absolutely no discussion permitted. The city of Calgary has this on their policy regarding change rooms in indoor swimming facilities: Customers have the right to access washrooms and change rooms which correspond with their gender identity and/or gender expression.

The Singapore dollar rose up pass the CAD about a few months ago. Singapore looks like a nation in the rise.....

Best decision in your life

Singapore is more advanced than Canada in every way and one of the best places to live on earth. And, by limiting people to get permanent residency and citizenship, they are maintaining the balance.

Good choice!

@@canadiansoviet and as long as you don’t chew gum, you don’t get 100 lashes 😂😂😂

Sorry to hear you’re not having a pleasant experience. Have you tried a different province? Which city are you

Same here. Im from Philippines and wanna go back home. Its not like the moviesssss here 😂

Have you noticed how many Canadians wear glasses? Weird huh?

@@noreplyzone-ef7uz I'm from Winnipeg... I think you're right, I should plan to move to a different province. I need more green and less frozen food. The Canadian lifestyle is driving me crazy.

You choose your own lifestyle. Did you ever visit a farmers market? The weather is messed up, everywhere on Earth, but I would not want to live without four seasons. Where I live, in South Eastern Ontario, there are no Tornadoes, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Monsoons, etc. Born here in 1961, retired from a career in carpentry/building trades, collect a good pension [ United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America] and I feel blessed, that the Lord, brought me into this world, in this most beautiful place...

Don’t worry the Australian government will tax you into poverty there as well

@@SenorTucano, they take orders from the WEF there, too.

If you want to live in a tent or your car, move to Australia

Of course you cancelled your residency? Or are you keeping it in case things go tits up in Australia?

Good for u

And getting worse each passing day. Really what is the morality of MAID for son called mature minors. First country to go from first world to third world status.

Which countries are the option as of today then as per your point if view?

What is a nice Country other than Canada to move too, if one is a born here Canadian? Just asking.

Its not perfect, as nothing is ever prefect, but it’s a great country… All countries definitely have their issues… What other countries would you suggest?

@@delicious9930somewhere where you have sun ☀️ already goddamn it!! Can’t take the awful climate alone. Let alone the other BS..

I agree 100%. My family moved to Canada from Germany in 1978. There were lots of opportunities; easy to get a job, housing, education and cost of living was affordable etc. I enjoyed growing up in Toronto in the 1980s and 1990s. It was a friendly and safe city. Until the early 2000s, things were pretty good. Then unchecked immigration, corruption and socialist policies took over. Left in 2019 because it has become nearly impossible to get ahead on one good income to raise a family. Between high income taxes, property taxes, HST, tire tax, road tax, gas tax, alcohol tax and every other tax on already taxed income you lose about 70% or more of your gross pay. Surviving off the 30% got harder every year due to under reported inflation. What does the Government do with all that money, it redistributes it and employs a massive public sector which makes it harder and harder for businesses and individuals to function. NOT enough goes to healthcare, education and infrastructure. Healthcare since C0V_D has been a terrible, education costs are now on par with many US states and the infrastructure is crumbling in many areas. Lets not talk about housing costs. What surprises me is people still focus on GROSS income when discussing their income. At Canadian tax rates, its irrelevant and misleading. You need to focus on NET income and purchasing power in real terms. Once you do that, the math becomes pretty depressing. Like Germany or other European countries, that that mean Canada is terrible. Absolutely not. If you are part of the chosen people and get an apartment, food, clothing, healthcare, dental, etc. paid for by the Government for showing up, life can be pretty good and much higher quality than a pensioner who paid into the system for 40 years.

​@@1949coupe But like aren't tax rates in Germany really high as well? Last I heard it was 40% which is a lot and the cost of living in major cities is also high.

@@kartikjoshi7206 Yes...the gap has closed, but income is taxed as a family so if you have a higher income earner, it makes a difference. My property taxes are $500 and good schools, trade schools and universities are free. Healthcare is expensive but it works. I can walk in and see my GP during clinic hours anytime, a specialist appointment is easy to get within a week or so, and MRI within 10 days. You have statutory 6 weeks vacation plus lots of Stat holidays. Except for large cities and a few regions, houses are cheaper. It's a lifestyle thing too. I can jump in the car and within a few hours I can be in Austria, Italy, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia or Switzerland. Good food is still cheaper than in Canadian cities. Is it perfect...no, but it works for us for now. There are still a few things I miss about Canada but it is what it is. You don't leave your homeland for no reason.

Thanks to Trudeau

@@kartikjoshi7206 Yes taxes and Healthcare costs are very high in Germany, but overall rhe quality of life is higher....for now. Just take education. If your child wants to become a doctor or engineer it's almost free. I know several people in Canada who spent $500,000 for their kids to get through medical school.

A 1 bhk apartment in GTA costs way more than 600, more like 1800-2400$

@@RobB537 I think Markham, Richmond Hill or Scarborough, these places are a little cheaper. But it still costs at least 6 days to rent t room. If renting a room with own bathroom, it costs 12days working salary. But in Taiwan, it is very very easy to rent a room with own bathroom that only costs 6 days' salary. Based on my experience, I rent two places in Taipei. First one costs me 3 days' salary. The second one cost me 6 days' salary. They all have own bathroom. ( The salary I mentioned above is the local minimum wage) Canada really twice difficult than Taiwan for low income people.

You see things exactly how I see it. Not so much on how something cost, but how much work I need to do to acquire things and services.

The immigration is over done in Canada. The food supply and housing supply isnt growing along with the people coming. So its just a situation of people sharing smaller and smaller slices of a static pie. The Liberal government really must be idiots they cant see this what's happening. But they think a man can become a woman or vice versa so thats proof they’re crazy and can’t be trusted to make good decisions.🤣

@@RobB537 I think he was talking about a single room, not an apartment.

Drugs haven't been "legalised" in Australia. 😂

Australia doesn't have Justin Trudeau thank God

It’s a plague torturing pretty much every country these days. I feel like there are too many people for the resources we have available now. A grand shift is coming, most probably through big wars..

Don’t compare Australia to Canada one thing money can’t buy is feeling safe in a country and feeling safe leads to a better quality of life. You don’t understand as a parent how living through fear of your children being killed when you sent them to school everyday feels like. I live in the US and I would give anything to live in Australia not for money or investments but for safety.

​then move to Singapore. hahaha.. CCTV everywhere @@Samiyasofe

Where do you live now?

Where did you move

I left during the pandemic, thinking it would be temporary, but then I was surprised by how my quality of life went up too, so I never returned.

Nice one Gav! 🍻

The grass is greener where you put water in. Very simple to understand yet so many people fail to get this one.

​@@heyyrudyy404my bank account was frozen.

Yes! The UK has exactly the same problem - high taxes, reckless/incompetent government, vanishing social services. They're now attracting low-skilled workers, and they say their best and brightest are moving to... Canada...

You are a slave to the government. The government is not a slave to the citizens. It's dystopian that modern people are so retarded they cannot recognize they are slaves

​@@neilirvine7129Not Canada but USA.

EU is dying. Defriend US and corrupted EU leaders, and be friend with China or Asian countries on trade is good for future.

Troll

Says only fools

Can confirm this is true. Can't even afford to rent.

true! landlords pump up rent as much as they like squeezing last penny out just to have a roof over their head!

@@abhijith5691 yes!! Housing shouldn’t be a commodity like stocks where the rich can profit from someone else’s necessity. Housing should be a human right. No one should be homeless. And when I was young people spent about 1/4 of their income on rent. The last time I lived in Canada (2016 to 2019) I was spending half of my income on rent. And it took me 6 months to get an apartment.

@@jamesl9371 Asia will be like that as well, look at Hong Kong or Seoul, prices have shot up. Once a country becomes developed this is going to happen. Only Africa will be left.

@@YumFit1 you are so pessimistic. That is not going to happen everywhere

From singapore, going over as university exchange student, Any advice ?

Small country vs a big country. Of course it is easier in SG.

Me as someone coming from a 3rd world country I feel a bit offended when people say Canada it's a country like that. It's still far from being a 3rd world country. And corruption? Lol have you been to an actual corrupted country? A country where most to not say all of its income either goes to the personal wallet of some politician or that it's used to finance armed groups that commit atrocities against civilians.

I agree

governMIND

IN YOUR FACE Canada’s Minister of Heritage is from Argentina Canada’s Minister of Trade is from China Canada’s Minister of Housing is from Somalia Canada’s Minister of Seniors is from India Canada’s Minister of Fisheries is from South Africa Canada’s Minister of Transportation is from Saudi Arabia Canada’s Minister of International Development is from India

Dude, EVERYWHERE IS BROKEN. You're just trading one set of problems for another, in a place you're unfamiliar with. The question is what you can tolerate.

Nice. From California!

The biggest problem in Canada is white people who stole this land, mass murdered Indigenous people and then act like snowflakes and self entitled ignorant aholes. Everything else is just a symptom of this root problem which might never be resolved.

I can answer your question. The Canadian Immigration officers are the ones that decide if you can afford to live in Canada. When you apply for a PR or citizenship, they will ask about how much money you have and how you will support yourself. To put it bluntly, Canadian Immigration officers have been given new mandates when Trudeau got into office to let people in DESPITE not being able to support themselves. You can say "I'm moving to Vancouver and intend to work at Wendy's and rent an apartment in downtown", and the Immigration officer will tell you you can support yourself just fine. Think about it. If a government official tells you that you can afford to move to Canada, why wouldn't you trust them?

Because there is a lot of lies being put on the social media in the third world by immigration scammers and the western governments telling them that life in Canada and other western countries is perfect and that you will be able to live a happy and successful life with no problems no matter who you are. Also, the belief of the western dream is still very prevalent there even though the western dream has been gone for a while.

Don't gentrify Spain, Latin America, or SE Asia!

​@@luisvasquez5015money talks. Tell your neighbors not to sell... But why would they listen? 🤑💸

Don’t mind but i see a skill issue here how can someone income be same as it was more than 15 years ago 😅

​@gamelooptech3372 Because Canadians haven't seen an increase In pay in 20 years

@gamelooptech3372 A simple answer is because I'm self-employed. I have not expanded my service, and the service has not seen a pay increase.

@@sidelinerbeekeeper ah ok I get it that's why I was kinda confused beacuse if you are skillfully employed to others you are given raise once in year atleast by some percentage of your previous salary

@@andrewb5412 bro it's not like that I mean for a position you may say it couldn't have increased but for an specific person the more experience he gain the more highly paid position he qualifies for plus there also something know as anual increase of salary so it is impossible that you have the same income as of 15 years earlier but the person explained it that they are self employed that why their income is same.

So you think conservatives will be better

​@@chickensoup2314heck yeah! When Harper was in, the economy was mucho better and it was a normal government now we have a woke one

Exactly, all over the world it’s the same story. Good example are US states, people are leaving the most progressive states in huge numbers, because that ideology is destroying middle class and freedom. Another example is New Zealand, where I used to live, progressive policies destroyed that country (it looks like it might turn for better now). My home country (Czechia) has been getting more into this too, makes me worried.

are you clinically insane????? do you live here, the damage done is beyond understanding @@chickensoup2314

@@MarekG142 Take a look at places conservatives have built - Belarus, Serbia, Donbas, Russia, Iran, Afghanistan, North Korea. It's always a struggle between people wanting to build a better future and those wanting to slide back into stone age.

Hai assolutamente raggione!

Visited Spain and would prefer to go there

Move to the States

Or Australia

​​​@@roky-wd9ib Forget about Australia. Unaffordable housing, high living costs, drugs and homelessness. Useless politicians who can't seem to fix anything. Sadly Aus. is not far behind Canada. The weather is a big improvement though.

Bureaucracy and jobs programs. The recipe for a failed state

Try looking at the house prices in Singapore and you will feel blessed with the prices in Canada..

The future is IN THE PHILIPPINES!!!!!

Also helps improve those around you. Brain drain hurts one country to provide cheaper labor in countries like Canada and America.

Fun fact most people in those countries live pay check to pay check and they have been there all there lives

Thank God. Tell everyone to stop coming here!

World cannot survive without Indian technocrats, brains, talents STEM SKILLS intelligence, expertise and technology .Thatswhy Indians are being hired with sky high packages in Us,Canada,and other countries .

We just call them "snobs" 🙂

Canadians voted left.... So what did you expect.

Did we… or did China

Justin Trudeau is bad, but the previous one, Harper, was even worse. In other words, Canada is bad regardless of the party in power.

@@killermarfidyoh138china put him in.

After years of the west bullying and intimidating and manipulating weaker countries.. seems like Karma has decided to show up!

How would you compare the people there to Canada on average?

@@games68775 more or less the same! Canada is not what it used to be ! I had no issues and I worked and traveled all over southern western and Central Europe! If you do not want to try eastern europe then spain and italy are excellent choices!

@@mihaitudor8924just hit my 12th year in Canada and being from Eastern Europe as well, I do miss Europe a lot. There’s something definitely missing here. I would probably do a hybrid solution, where I’d spend 5 months in Europe and the rest here. Summers are great in Toronto. Glad you like your decision to move back home!

@@knife3 my only regret is not doing it sooner. If you move back here your stress levels will go down a lot, at least mine did. Once you realize you can spend summer in Spain, Italy, Greece, and you have insanely choices for winter like Italy, Austria, Slovenia etc. Canada loses its appeal quite rapidly. Not to mention, that in 3 months I can get an appointment with a top of the field doctor in Paris, Viena etc. At the end of the day the cost of living should be considered in terms of stress and access to basic services. Medical services are virtually non existent in Canada.

​​@@knife3Or you can simply move within Canada. Toronto doesn't represent what Canada looks like as a whole; Canada is litterally the 2nd largest country in the world... Personally I live in Saguenay (Québec) and everything is cheap, the nature is amazing and there are a lot of job opportunities, and Saguenay has nothing similar to Toronto

Feminism and lgbtism killed it too

Unfortunately Australia is heading down the same path due to super high immigration numbers, our infrastructure is being swamped. Young Australians are being priced out of the housing market and owning their own home is now becoming a pipe dream. Sorry it may be selfish but I am more interested in the future of young Australians than providing opportunties for people born in other countries to improve their quality of life.. Living standards are also dropping here and we are seeing homelessness increase. The Aust. govt. says it is cutting back on immigration numbers but in reality its just smoke and mirrors there are far too many people in power with an interest in keeping the numbers high..

Ditto NZ

@@user-bi8wp6wy3lI feel Australian living cost is largely due to cost of housing. The gov should consider granting property developers from Asia, we build houses in record time. I’m talking about developers from singapore, korea, thailand and Malaysia.

​@@marcoprolo1488 I don't think women and gays being equal under the law, with the former being able to work and the latter being able to NOT be murdered anymore, has had anything to do with our decline. It's largely due to very useless leaders who have no ambitions for this country and won't allow Canadian industries to develop (especially our resources industry). We keep taxes high and punish businesses for trying to do more work here and operate within Canada itself - one business owner who moved her business from China to Canada is telling people not to do it because while she was prepared to have lower profit margins she was not prepared for the level of red tape strangling her business. We didn't need the immigration levels we took on because we weren't developing our industries. The high immigration helps keep wages low and the prices for homes and other suppliers and services high, which is great if you're among the elite who own a lot of businesses and properties, but it's crushing to 99% or so of the country. We protect certain companies to the point of just after screwing citizens. We pay more for cellphone plans than anyone. Why? Because we keep our competition. If you tell Bell or Rogers that you need an Alberta phone number because you're moving there and try to setup your plan as though you're in Alberta they get shifty because they have to offer you the much lower prices that are available there - Alberta is competition among cellphone companies and all the prices came down to something more reasonable. Not building more housing is part of the point of the increase in immigration, to drive up the price on real estate owned by baby boomers and the elite class investors. We resist integrating new technologies because we protect certain jobs for no reason other than appeasing unions, mostly in the government. The courts have seen automation features introduced during the pandemic removed so that it wouldn't be a rush to the union jobs of the court clerks, who then seem to never get anything done and complain they're overwhelmed. This is across the board. Meanwhile, our government is becoming more authoritarian and censoring things left and right (you want to see how bad? Use a VPN and check things out from the US and UK, and you'll be amazed what news you find about Canada that you don't find here). As a country, we're screwed. My friends and I feel like idiots for sticking around and not moving to the US like others we know. We can make double to triple, and more, in the US compared to here. The prices of homes are less in the US, and the general cost of living is less. So you make more, and can buy more with each dollar. Oh, and the taxes are substantially lower. Think about our tax situation. The top marginal tax rate in Ontario is over 50%. Add 13% tax on basically anything you buy. Then add additional taxes on things like gas. And raise prices further because of this like the carbon tax. We're just so screwed. It's a disaster.

Where are you living now ?

Exactly. The hardworking middle class Canadians can’t afford anything and will never be able to compete with rich immigrants. If you look at the housing prices in Vancouver and Toronto and their average salaries, you will know who are buying those places and pushing up home prices and rents. I know someone in their 30s bought 30+ condos in Toronto and on the other hand, a lot of people can’t even afford one. It’s like playing monopoly in Canada.

You are right in most. No matter how much you earn salary, you can't get away financial trap. If you have good stock assets, you live without big worries but on the term for healthcare in Canada, not worth to live.

@@dennythedavinchi3832bro Canada is at least safe.

Exactly, guess they come from better countries, people from worse countries are just grateful to at least survive, it’s not easy anywhere, I think it’s a world crisis generally😞

It's the same thing in all of North America high housing costs it's in fact worst in the US. In Mexico it's not that bad but due to remote work thousands of Americans are moving to Mexico so expect higher housing costs here. But I recommend to leave Vancouver and move somewhere else as Vancouver is one of the most expensive city in Canada so not a big shocker...

Hong Kong is definitively far more expensive than most cities in Canada. In fact, while Toronto and Vancouver are indeed expensive, other cities in Canada are far cheaper than any other developped nations. Personally I live in Saguenay (in Québec) and everything is very cheap and there are a lot of good job opportunities. I don't think I could find a better place to live in the US or Europe

Did you go to private boarding school ? Otherwise i don't see how it's possible to do what you did

@@PatG-xd8qn Thank you for your comment. I heard a lot of people from BC moved to Alberta and Quebec recently as they both have a relatively low living cost. I will definitely consider these two provinces! 😄

@@Bambotb no I didn’t go to private school. Are you referring how I survive in Vancouver lol ? If so I work another job after my full time job.

True. Singapore is amazing. Why leave it for Canada?

I would never leave if I was a Singapore citizen, especially not to Canada.

For real. East Asia >>>>>>>>> Any western country Canada is so boring compared to Tokyo or SeouL

Many people are leaving Singapore too particularly those who are nonCitizens since there's very slim chance of becoming PR or citizen

@@globetrotterca its small country limited space, birth rate is still good among citizens, they have to restrict flow else it will be nightmare, anyhow its good country to stay for sometime and get experience and come back. I did the same.

regret what? the shitty weather and terrible pay?

lmao my sister left for the UK. And she doesnt want to come back simply because no jobs pay as well here. 6 of her friends joined her over the years. All have no intention of coming back.

ciao bye!!

Good Riddance

USA? You must be very brave. Don't you not worry about being shot at while jogging?? Or get knocked down by people enjoying "zero-dollar shopping" ??

Maybe if you stayed in usa, you would have gotten green card. Did you have an immigration lawyer in usa?

You seem like a rich Indian , why would you not hire an immigrant lawyer?

Your governMIND should leave immediately and stop applauding Nazi in the Parliament.

Dude they know what they done did here ! 😂🥳🤷

Canadian experience is to ride along with bullish leaders, and drugs on the job environment. Simple

I think we need to look at two sides of the coin. Paying tax is one side and receiving givernment welfare and service is another. In Canada, the provincial health insurance doesnt cover eye care, dental nor medicines and companies pay health tax for their employees as one of the three types within payroll tax (I know this because i do operating budget for my department) The free education is up to grade 12 (which is standard nowsaday even for my home county in Southeast Asia). What I’m saying is what we pay in tax and what we get back from our tax is not of great value.

You forgot that income is much higher on USA . So it is fine to pay taxes and even deductible for health care because simply in US you make more per year .

keep in mind, we can be taxed up to 50% on our paychecks alone... as the old saying goes, the more we make, the more they take, it makes the common worker discouraged, and end up either working a 2nd job under the table, or cut back on the hrs, so the taxes aren't as high... and a lot of those taxes really don't go back into our programs, like healthcare, which is currently in huge despair...you cannot even get a family Dr. here anymore...

@@FoundationElectronics As in the vast majority of countries of the world for earners in the top income bracket. The top income tax in the 1950s was 83% in Canada, 91% in the USA, and 94% in the UK, hence the famous Beatles song that turned out to be a big favour for the ultra-wealthy.

That’s true

Isso não é vida 😢

Its just one way, I was talking to my colleague yesterdat after work about how tired and exhausted we are doing 12hrs shift. We are forced and pushed into into it, took away all the 8hrs shift. In US, the choice is yours, you can do nights only, evenings only, 8hrs or twelve hrs. The sick rate

@@meldawilliams1636 That pushed me out of nursing entirely right after I finished my degree. My health tanked and they refused to accommodate anything but 12 hour shifts on a rotating schedule that my doctor would not approve. Nobody would hire me with the accommodations I required.

I think its also cultural. People dont say it, but they avoid and race still matters. Sometimes i get it like maybe its just hard to communicate to a non english speaker but, I also see in their eyes the judgement whenever they have the chance to actually make friend. Its socially sad. I've grown up in a country with some of the worlds most happy and sociable people. As an introvert, its easier to make life back home. Here in Canada, I just decided to wfh because its just too hard. And I feel bad for canadians too. Not having to experience a society that is highly sociable. Definitely missing out on all the fun.

The majority of the people from South America and Asia don't have a higher living standard than Canada , that's why they want to move either Canada or the US for a better life even if Canadian find Canada is bad to live in Canada today , because Canadian don't really know the real meaning of hardship in life like it is in Asia or South America .

@@shiroi5672 I am not talking about foreigners .

@@shiroi5672 you are being too dramatic, and have a totally distorted view of the reality in Canada.

​@@shiroi5672I agree. I lived for months in the Philippines and the standard of living for the vast majority of Filipino's is definitely worse than Canada. A lot of the people that watch these videos and dump on the West have a grass is greener mentality. They have a confirmation bias when comparing where to live. Its illogical. I always tell people to look at statistics look at numbers they don't lie. Look at crime rates, watch the travel warnings-they don't lie. I saw many western expats come to the philippines and love the first few months However, the rose-colored glasses always come off. Because you cannot live in a country and ignore the corruption and ignore problems in the government and ignore crime and ignore the trials and tribulations of your neighbors unless you are an extremely insensitive and oblivious person.

If you earned an average salary in those countries not even one day would have passed to make you realize why many people from those countries want to move to countries like Canada. And btw people who have an equal or higher life standard than Canada in those countries represent even less than the 5% of the population.

I wonder to where you want to live? All first world countries have the same issues as Canada and some even worse. And third world countries well besides those issues are pretty normal you also see things that anyone from a developed country would think only exist in a nightmare and yet those nightmarish things are so normal.

@@ddaniel987x thats simply not true Canadians love to look at other countries and say " oh look its worse over there " when in reailty its not and the only reason why Canadians say that is becuase they dont want to accpet the reailty that canada isnt a good place to live anymore. a prime example of this is Canadians view on the USA and Europe even tho the us and Europe have much better systems in place for the avg person

@itsJosii oh really the US? That country where for example when you have to give a visit to the doctor you must pay it either with your own salary or sometimes even with your own house. Or where your employer legally has no obligation to even give you a single day of vacation? About Europe, what countries? Europe has countries that are even considered as "third world". But well funnily enough the countries that have the same life quality or even better have almost the same (to not say the same) structure as Canada in their government, gee there are countries that have even higher taxes and cost of living than Canada and the life quality is the same or even better (and yet still comparable). And funnily enough I see a lot of people from USA and wealthy west Euro countries wanting to leave for almost the same reasons lol

@Seriesxnation yeah and let me ask you is insurance free? At least Canada sees health as a right and not as a privilege. How can't you create a future in Canada? For example unlike what I saw in my home country I don't see people in mass begging for money in every stop light for example or that if you manage to gain some success you get extorted by pretty dangerous gangs and guess what if you seek help to the authorities in many cases not only they don't help you they even team up with such gangs. Sure in US the salaries can be higher in SOME fields or that a business can be more profitable in SOME industries but it doesn't mean in Canada it's bad.

@@ddaniel987x As much as you might not wanna believe it the Us is still 100x better than Canada on so many levels it's not even funny. You brought up health care and how you need to pay in the Us this is true but when you compare to Canada a place where we dont have enough doctors, doctors aren't paid well and no one is becoming doctors we have a whole other issue. That issue is wait times and health care availability. In Canada healthcare is free but unless you're under 25 or over 65 they don't care about you unless your arm has torn off. I've seen people die in the waiting room due to blood loss just because we don't have enough doctors and the ones we have aren't paid enough so the result is that most people in the health care industry simply don't care and do the bare minimum. another issue with our healthcare is if you dont live in a major city and you get sick you're pretty much fucked because you won't be able to see a doctor in a timely manner a lot of people who live in rural canada don't even have a family doctor or any recent medical records which is a huge issue if they do go and seek out a doctor. (Not to mention the clean water and food issue we face in canada) as for vacation and stuff regarding employer employee dynamics thats quite literally the same in the US as it is here in Canada its sad but true. Most employers in Canada will pay you your vacation pay on each paycheque making it so you never build up any real vacation time. Which means if you do go on vacation youre shit outta luck and the company doesnt owe you a thing. Canadian employers do this to disincentivize people from taking vacations and keep them working year round. which honestly isn't any different from the US. This is why i said eariler that the US is a much better place to live then Canada but Canadians don't want to accept it because we spent the last 150 years as a nation building up this sense for superiority. That we are better and more peacful then our southern brothers but its just propaganda if we're being honest Canada is the worst 1st world country to be in. Even places like China are much much better in terms of day to day life and availability to resources. As for Europe places that come to mind are Switzerland Finland Denmark Ireland Amsterdam, just to name a few and all these places have a better quality of life than Canada and most of these places are cheaper then Canada for daily life not to mention the beautiful landscape of these places overall Yes you have parts of Europe that are pretty bad but you also have really good and nice parts just like in canada you have the line everyone lives below and you have the northern areas where you need a plane to get there cuz its so remote. overall everywhere has issues but Canada has the most issues out of all these places and on top of that Canada is the only place in the world where we can only use 12% of our land mass for our growing population the other 88% is uninhabitable with its only usebeing for mining. Basically Canada fucking sucks and its not even a real place its just a wannabe USA we're basically USA jr just all the bad parts lol

Oh shucks, whatever will we do?

Im leaving next year to the United States once my citizenship comes through 😅

You'll find it a lot harder to gain US citizenship - maybe 10 years total@@Mustang85635

We have passport leeches in Canada. They come here for Healthcare yet they don't help to $upport the system. Healthcare should go hand in hand with how much you help fund it. If not, there's always health insurance. Nobody wants to pay for someone's elderly parents that need a lot of healthcare that just immigrated here a couple of years ago.

@@sanshin9 Those you called "passport leeches" are contributing your economy you ungrateful POS. All those leave, no immigrants you thing Canada will become rosy again?

@@sanshin9 Tell that to those individuls. Canada’s Minister of Heritage is from Argentina Canada’s Minister of Trade is from China Canada’s Minister of Housing is from Somalia Canada’s Minister of Seniors is from India Canada’s Minister of Fisheries is from South Africa Canada’s Minister of Transportation is from Saudi Arabia Canada’s Minister of International Development is from India

Thanks for d summary. Her reasons r not unique to Canada. Its pretty much same reasons people leave California or new york or SFO, even cheaper places like Mexico or philippines😅

These people need to "experience" living in a third world country.

@@alejandrasandovalsanchez8604we’re on our way. Just linger long enough with this trajectory and it’s a guarantee

​@@alejandrasandovalsanchez8604I suppose it's better than a war torn country. Oh wait, even people from Ukraine are choosing to move back there instead of staying in Canada.

It's been this way since the 90's. Canada is for raising children.

She also missed the long/depressing freezing winter. 92% of canadians live close the US border. Nobody wants go north. Actually if we have an US free border, Canada would be empty. The average Canadian spend 2/3 of their life inside their insulated home, that means if are 60 yo, you spent 40 years of your life isolated in your "dreamed property". Sad..

Canada does not have any healthcare systeme anymore, been unable to see a doctor for over 4 years. Im even ready to pay for it lol.

If your tax bracket is 28% that means you're not earning much

​@@robocop581He said percentage not tax bracket. I make 90K and after my RRSP and FHSA contribution (12K) my affective tax rate is 20% so about 70K take home after taxes.

@@avimakkar Like I said, low income bracket. BTW, you're probably only calculating Federal income tax. There is also Provincial. In Ontario, the first $40K plus is taxed at 15% Fed and 5% Provincial. The next $50K is taxed at 20.5% and 9.15%. And don't forget HST on all your purchases, easily 13%. Lastly, RRSP is delayed tax of at least 20% upon retirement

Indians are waking up to the bullshit in this country, the ones that come here stay with family and are able to live but others don't have that opportunity.

Seems like it lmao

Itsbrhe future, Canada will be brown and yellow in the future.

India is a literal 3rd world country... Their main export is people, just like China used to do back in the 80s and 90s...

Hell 😂 believe me

Grass always seems greeter on the other side until you move

You will not find a job easily in Europe with your nationality, unless you speak the language of the country you are arriving to.

I feel you. Similar situation and Kanada now feels like an anchor rather than a blessing.

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Great comment. I agree 💯

I always find it hilarious how talking about this seems to be more controversial on RU-vid than attributing all problems to immigration, for example.

Nah, I like the winters in Ontario, and I am not being sarcastic. I immigrated from Singapore and I hated the heat and humidity there.

She lives in Vancouver...winter is long,long months of rainy shades of grey...enough to make you contemplate suicide.

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I think thailand, Singapore and malaysia have the most accessible healthcare (public and private) at reasonable rates. Retirement visa is still available. For example MM2H program for Malaysia.

@@Karg537 I went to Thailand for a month caught covid most probably from the long flight there went to a govt hospital way better than a hospital in quebec for sure.

@@CA-1954 that sounds much better than my malaysian gov hospital. I know the 3 countries - thailand, Malaysia, Singapore are quite high in medical tourism which primarily driven by the private sector. They are good and relatively affordable if you have insurance. For complicated health conditions, many will seek treatment in Singapore.

come here to indonesia. if you have $600K you pretty much set for life. sell everything.

@@f-zeroracer9767 how long can you stay? Forever renewable visa or pr?