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Escaping elsewhere is no big deal, I have had to do it every 10 years or so. It's exhausting but can be done. It's harder as you grow older though. I suggest you try out the freedom community in Mexico, that might be the last place that will fall apart but you will need to revamp your entire life. I can't go back to my home country because everyone there is completely asleep and the problems plaguing Canada are also being implemented there, and nobody wants to band together to survive together. I know what I am saying sounds extreme but you have to look at the situation long term, doesn't look good worldwide. Looks like I will stay on this sinking ship that is Canada. Good luck to you.
Canada is Overpriced, Overregulated, Overrated, Overcontrolled, Overtaxed the cost of the living is tripled in just 10 years of Trudeau government, the cost of real estate properties are insane, only people with large families can afford to live, all single people in Canada are suffering..
It’s interesting how everybody is in depression, there is no good paying jobs but there are still people around with $2 million dollars snapping up houses in Vancouver and the fraser valley
@@flyinphil42 Well those people tricked the system to make more money for themselves, it's free market capitalism bullishit where everyone plays his own game of profit and gain, there is no higher powers to enforce stricter rules, the higher bidders always get what they want out of the capitalism system, they know people therefore they buy loyalties, they bribe people in power to pass certain advantageous laws which work for their benefits..
@@flyinphil42 I agree with you, investors, landlords, builders, real estate companies even people who immigrated to this country all contributed to the massive housing prices, the poor people are forced out of the system, their purchasing power is eliminated by inflation, if they could have saved 100k within 10 years, now the 100k will not do much in today's real estate market prices, but the real criminals are politicians and bankers, those people who set up national politics and policy..
The voting is rigged. They may as well stop counting when it reaches the Manitoba border, the West has NO say. Doesn't matter how we vote or what we want.
There is no good choice for a political party to vote for. They serve the same oligarchs. Do not forget that it was Mulroney and Canada, Reagan in the US and Thatcher in the UK who ushered in economic neoliberalism, which has led to this point. All political parties that reach power move the same agenda forward. It will take radically different thinking and representation to try different policies to turn things around.
I'm a 48 year old bachelor who was born and raised in Canada, and there is not a day that goes by that I don't consider leaving..... unfortunately the situation in Canada is going to get much worse.... becoming a Venezuela but with snow
@@nasrani9936 I've never been to Brazil but I've heard it's a hellhole. World's highest crime rate, whole country up to its ass in organized crime. Canada fucking sucks too, there's no freedom and justice is a farce. Canada is just a stupid little developing country.
Canadians make the mistake of thinking that their house is something they "enjoy." You don't ENJOY it, it's a fucking HOUSE. You need it to live in. Houses are a terrible burden in life for people who work for a living. Buying your own home is one of the worst things you can ever do in Canada if you ever wanted to have a life outside of working.
@@devilsoffspring5519so what happens when you retire? I my building there are many senior people renting, and now they can't barely get by because the rent keeps increasing. They don't care if youre old and have nowhere to go. At least if you have a house you have roof you won't be evicted from in the middlw of winter.
I retired out of city near a lake surrounded by several lakes and wildlife. Bought a small bsmt home during Covid, 5 bdrm, paid under $200,000. Low taxes. Village has under 500 pop. has paved roads, sidewalks, street lights, street cleaning, city water and sewer, natural gas, school, firehall, police, ambulance, sports, large park, playground, even a dog park, even transit connecting to other cities for amenities. Young families live here and many recently moved here, men work in the oil fields (20 in 10 days home.) Also low income seniors can get rent subsidy from the provincial government. My daughter negotiated with her landlord to lower her rent. She got it reduce by $400. (Fraser Valley, BC). My son negotiated a lower rent $500 lower than market rent, he does the landscaping and minor repairs.
and still you keep bringing them by hundreds of thousands every year. First nationality of immigrants every year cause indians are the best to pump housing since they are ok being slaves and living by 30 in a bungalow.
@@jattanu94you clearly haven’t seen what they are doing here in 🇨🇦. Their own people are exploiting them…renting out “spaces” in basements where they cram them in to sleep on mattresses on the floor. Go to Brampton, Kitchener, Surrey 😡
@@johnsutton6233 Canada was one of the worst hit countries by the Trudeau government's terrible policies. But if you still believe in it, vote for Trudeau again 🤯
What do you mean "return to what it once was"? I'm 47 y.o. and for as long as I can remember Canada has been a terrible place to live. Constant stalking, torture, and threats. Canadians are really into gangstalking. It's a shithole country and always has been.
No it is worthless , you have skincancer homelesness unafordability freak weather firetornadoes and soaring energy prices to feed your AC units that run 24h because of oppressive heat. You factually live in eternal winter indoors , called summer and lifestyle , whatever that entails.
I escaped Canada with my family in 2022. I quit a formerly good 15-year career as an officer in the Canadian military, sold our house, and left with our two small children. The ugly truth of Canada became obvious in 2020-21. The state became a threat to its citizens and will remain a persistent threat for the foreseeable future.
We don’t salute the troops here as much as our southern neighbours. I want to say thank you for serving our country and all the best to you and your family!
I am deeply afraid and its not just because of the terrible prices and economics plan. The current government wants to divide everyone by race, social class, religion and even vaccination status at one point. It's bringing in the type of politics that caused many people to come here in the first place. And yes our government used to be stable and predictable. I am ashamed.
People blame everything on Trudeau but he is a small pawn, klaus scwhab's puppet apprentice of the w _e_f & it's plans for the entire world (agenda 2030)
people in Canada are unwilling to implement logical solutions to the situation. we would need to reduce immigration to under 100k if not halt all immigration. we would also need to ban foreign ownership of houses and ban housing corporations all together. at the same time we would need to build 5 million houses and condo/apartments. any correction though would take a decade to improve the situation. but the problem remains people are unwilling to implement these solutions and the situation is made worse cause most MPs in Canada own multiple houses they rent so they have a vested interest in maintaining the housing bubble.
@@ocirontariocryptidinvestig8010 I agree ban corporate and foreign ownership, cap immigration to the % vacancy, I would add controlling imigration locations so big cities are not the only place with a big spike. And a graduated tax on more than 3 properties.
Young people should move some where cheaper to start their life. Don’t be a slave to Canada’s high cost of leaving. My 16 yrs old niece is asking me if she will ever be able to afford to buy a place.
Yes but where to move to? A lot if small towns only have a need for so many university grads that big cities require. To survive in a lot of smaller places away from a big city requires a person go be a jack of all trades and do seasonal physically hard work which white collar jobs don’t require.
@@sbaumgartner9848or you’re like me applying to all those physically demanding jobs and getting rejected for being “overqualified” like mother fuc ker if I was getting showered with job offers for my education I wouldn’t be applying to work with you why tf don’t you want to hire somebody who’s proven they’re smart and hard working and can stick to something for at least four years that’s what getting a degree was supposed to prove to employers to make you more attractive than a high school grad and instead it’s like a fuc king punishment for going to school and proving yourself it’s all upside down and backwards.
@@HuxtableTV Tis would be a huge step backwards. Large cities are expensive. Most immigrants are Christians with large families who dream of owning and running prosperous farms. They have been given only 3 months to pass a Russian language test and in the mean time they are finding it difficult to find work. I can see people's savings disappearing really fast. Worst case you decide to leave, your money was converted into low value Rubles when you arrived, and you have no way to get that money out of the country. ALso remember that 30-40% of people living outside of cities do not have indoor plumbing. And if you have children, you have to be prepared for them to be conscripted into fighting one of Russia's wars.
@@Lifeofkim365 I'm in Quebec, law is different here from the rest of Canada in civil matters, so I'm only practicing here, the law field here is saturated
@@AT-rj5lh oh ok, thank you for letting me know. BC and Alberta, as far as I understand, lawyers do make good living. Our family friend entered law school last year in BC. I was even thinking about going back to school to study law, but it is a huge commitment 😳 and LSAT is another monster, studying nursing drained me lol
@Lifeofkim365 I think the majority of people think every lawyer makes big law salary, but the salaries are not the same for medium/small firms or jobs at the governement, if you want a big law salary then you have to find a good internship, they look for nearly perfect grades and a good personnality fit with multiple interview rounds
@@AT-rj5lh wow thank you for the tips! appreciate it. If you haven’t yet, hope you will find a good place to work that appreciates and treats you fairly. 🙏🙏
You won't find anyone immigrants included that feel that Canada is great place right now. It's went down during the last 10 years . THANKS JUSTIN TRUDEAU
I don’t understand why u keep blaming Trudeau, he won 2 elections, and a large enough population voted for him. He never hid his lack of economic sense, or even seemed to care about it. His govt was focused on social issues and giving u more free services for ur vote. Look in the mirror Canada, and u will see who to blame.
@GarnetSmeal he won 1 election by just being the other guy and lost the second one. He remained pm even though he only had 30% of votes. Go do some research
@@captainsunbear5472 After 3 years without a doctor, I left! 18,000 human beings died last year through MAIDS Somehow, there are plenty of doctors for death. Australia had 4,000 deaths by comparison. A failed society!
Do those actually exist? I'm not convinced. Corporations have too much say in government matters for any political party to actually make a difference. There's too much room for corruption.
@@maureensokolovsky7938 I hear scary stuff from Mexico like cartels, stealing,killing foreigner , I mean everywhere can be dangerous but Mexico has a bad rap for some reason, appreciate it if you could share some more 😊😊😊
@@Lifeofkim365 just like anywhere in the world (I was a travel agent for 44 years and was to 91 countries), if you are looking for trouble, you will find it. The cartels at least are one of the largest employers in the country, and keep their government in line. That’s one thing Canada could use with the useless imbeciles running my once wonderful country into the ground. We live at Lake Chapala, Mexico’s largest lake one hour from Guadalajara (7-9 million) and a 5 hour drive to Puerto Vallarta. It’s a lovely community with many retirees as we are. Lots of gringos here and great restaurants. My husband goes back every few months for family and work, but I will not go back even for a visit until that idiot drama teacher and his band of evil clowns are out of power. ✌️😺
@@ericyuan9718 so true, but I did work from here remotely for a year. As long as your pay check comes from a company outside (USA or Canada). Many younger folks and families moving here, not just us old farts!
@@Lifeofkim365 not everywhere is like that. there are asian communities in Mexico if you're worried. they've lived there for generations. I hear that there are gated communities... and cartel doesn't like messing with communities that are near resorts because the cartels owns them.. if there are shootings, then people refrain from going to resorts and it's bad for business. if safety is a major concern, east asian countries are better... I've made friends from Brazil (Japanese descent) and they wouldn't want to move elsewhere and call Brazil their home... i mean, they've been mugged once or twice but that's life down there! they still don't mind lolol.. one of them did tell me to avoid Rio de Janeiro....
Sad but true. Canada is no longer the place to be. My wife and I will be leaving Canada in a few years. The cost of living is out of control and we have very bad people in Government.
@@geertstroy They hate diligent, creative, intelligent people who spend their lives improving themselves & their environment. They want to tear them own & rip them off.
Domestic violence has increased in Canada by 300% in the last 2 years. Rough estimate, because not every case is being recorded by authorities. The city I am in has just had 2 murders by domestic violence in the past couple of months. 💔
5:37 I'm glad you mentioned this, the crime in Canada has surpassed many places in the US. The difference is, the police tell you to hand over your valuables so the criminals don't kill you, because they can't even come close to protecting you. But they will under no circumstance, allow you to defend yourself.
Don't we all... When the economy turns, all office workers should demand for fully remote work. The brain drain must hurt employers or else nothing will change.
@@deathwai7648 That's also a problem lol. Just looking for the lesser of the evils right now. I have family in the US so that would be easier. Depending on which state, it shouldn't be terrible but I've been looking at other countries like Italy and Japan. Still researching because I still don't have the money so I have time😁
Canada and Australia are getting more and more similar. Over here, an average looking house could easily cost you upto 800 thousands AUD. It used to cost around 200 thousands back in 2005!
I work remotely in Thailand, Canadians just passively accept astronomical housing prices and taxes with little to nothing in return. The entire country is 3 monopolies in a trench coat.
Very hard to protest this when you have half a million people willing to sleep on top of each other coming every year. Imagine 20 people standing behind you to take your job when you go to complain to the boss. We are forced to accept it
@@GM-cm3qc Apparently, he is banning foreign workers due to general outrage. I despise this, too, because he purposefully, insanely increased immigration /influx of people to create a problem, that he can "spectacularly solve" nearing election time. I loathe these cunning ways just for getting votes, entirely ignoring the things that matter. It is so pitifully low ball.
Hi Kim. We are Brazilians and we live in Brazil. My wife and I thought about living in Canada. That was about 8 years ago. After a lot of thinking, we decided to stay. Now I'm sure it was the best thing we did. Despite all the problems a so-called third world country might have, we live in a wonderful region; very safe and beautiful. I guess the tables are turning when it comes to moving to Canada, the US and even Europe. We're a middle class family here, in our 40s. We can afford to own a new 300m2 house, no mortgage, paid off, with 3 bedrooms, all en suite, 3 toilets, an upstairs office with 2 rooms a toilet and a small kitchen, a music studio, a tool room, a laundry room, large open concept kitchen and living room, and a nice garden. In 2024, it is worth around 500,000 Canadian dollars max. It's funny to imagine that you might think we're multi millionaires if you picture the same house in Canada. 😅 In fact, I wonder how much it would be worth there. All the best. (And come to visit Brazil sometime)
@@gustavocaleme so glad you guys are doing well and found a new good life there! It all depends, but your house in certain areas of BC will cost at least 1-2 millions or more 😱😱 If I ever win lotto, I might visit there! 😊👍
I resonate with this video so much. I too am a immigrant, came her almost 11 years ago and now have a relatively good job. I was working 3 jobs, now 2 (new job have overtime), currently working about 70 hrs a week. That being said, I will NEVER be able to afford a house in Canada. Even if I can save up between 150K and 200K for down-payment, I would never qualify for a mortgage with my income. And even if I do qualify, I'd be spending all almost all my income on the mortgage and I'd die before it's paid off (not exactly in my 20's). Canada has become unaffordable for the middle class and bellow. After moving here, never thought I'd be looking to move, but who can afford to do that and start all over again in a different country?
Hi there! I'm a relatively new immigrant to Canada (been here 7.5 years now, just received my citizenship and passport a few weeks ago), and while I am seeing a massive increase in living costs here, to be honest it's all the same in the other countries I've lived in prior (Australia, NZ, & UK). The things that bug me the most about Canada is the lack of vacation time that is in line with the rest of the first world. In Ontario and other provinces the minimum is two weeks, but most companies think they are being super generous by giving you three weeks. Meanwhile I'm used to at least four weeks minimum, somtimes five to six depending on your role and industry. And add to that the spill over of the US work culture means your mental health definitely takes a hit when you're expected to work around the clock (that right to switch off law in Ontario is a joke), and then you are guilt tripped into not taking much time off. I also don't like how lawless this place seems to be - don't get me wrong there are definitely a lot of laws and rules, but there is just zero enforcement. There are areas of Toronto (and Vancouver especially) that are full of crack heads and I've seen my fair share of crazy whacked out people out on the streets or on the TTC (public transit) bothering people. But this isn't a uniquely Canadian thing you see this all over the US also.
I'm a dual citizen to the US. The problem I see with Canada is the level of red tape they have. If anything, Canada is bogged down by laws and the laws that are enforced are the ones that generate income for the country. Which means it only hits people who have proper residences and jobs (so the entire working class.) But this cost or living shit is unreal. This is not impacting the wealthy elite and if it gets much worse I can see the country turning into civil unrest.
@@Lifeofkim365 In your video you mention you came to Canada when you were 13 yo; was that from Hong Kong during the 1997 exodus? If you leave Canada will go there? I agree with what you say, quite expensive lately.
What's beautiful about Canada? It's mostly desolate, empty space that has been frozen solid for tens of thousands of years. Canada is basically a frozen wasteland like most of Russia.
The same in Germany. Some friends already left and some have started to think of alternatives. These alternatives are not just about moving to another country but include also quitting the jobs, moving to a cheaper place and finding other occupations.
What's sad is Germany is a high tax society but compared to Canada it feels like paradise right now. Costs are going up in Germany, but Frankfurt for instance is about 30-40% cheaper to live in than the major Canadian cities. Which is fairly insane. Koblenz seems fairly affordable also. You have to remember our healthcare is essentially non-existent now as well, and despite our high taxes our post-secondary education is super expensive as well. At least in Germany you can see where many of your tax dollars are going. In Canada it remains a mystery.
@@telquel7843 You are right, social benefits are still ok here. The main problem is the high rents. Many people are paying half of their salaries to live in single room old flats. To do your job you have to live in one of these big cities but life is getting harder and harder and you start to feel you are stuck. Unfortunately another limiting problem is with the language. For immigrants even though you have a good level of German, the good paying jobs are filled with German citizens. It is not easy to compansate your increasing costs by shifting to a well paying job.
Everywhere is the same. There is no where to run to. Canada, US, Australia, and UK are becoming more like third world. Every country have similar problems now. Stay strong.
20 years living in Canada. I've seen it change from a country full of potential to a place completely damaged by uncontrolled immigration and inept leadership. People who are coming to Canada now to settle down really don't understand how hard life is here. It's a country that has clearly devolved instead of growing and getting better. Beware to anybody considering moving to Canada.
Another thing Kim. Congratulations on reaching 200 subscribers in a very short amount of time because of your leaving Canada video you made 3 weeks ago. 🙂👍 The way you made the video utilized TH-cam's algorithm and you got it right with a lot of community engagement in your comments section.
came here when i was just 7 and it sucks to see the destruction of Canada in like 9 years! .. shame on the government.. i wish we can at least protect ourselves from criminals.. but now we dont have much and we get what we have taken away.... what a place.. its only because we don’t know what else is out there in the world.. .. by the way Immigration was just a new form of slavery.. British Empire hasn’t changed …..i used to love love this place and would die for it .. but never again will i feel that way !
I personally know an immigrant who performed - literally - slave work in Canada for as long as 14 months. This individual managed to be free of this eventually, thanks to own, good thinking.
I've been living in Taiwan for the past 7 years and am finally moving back home to Canada in January. My parents think this is a bad idea because of how expensive it's become... but I miss my country!
Bro, I came back from Taiwan in 2013. It was rough then to restart-I can’t even imagine restarting in 2024. Even the small Ontario town (not GTA) I’m from is expensive.
Can't say I blame you. The government corruption has and misaligned political objectives have caused what was once an outstanding country to lose its way. Good for you for speaking your truth, and best wishes for utmost prosperity wherever you may decide to go.
The sad part is even if major changes are made to reverse the issues it will take 10+ years to return to pre 2004-2008 levels. People have normalized that prices were high in 2007.
Best video ever. I agree 100% with you Kim. Canada is just too expensive to live here these days especially in the Greater Toronto Area where I live. It requires a revolutionary type person to live here now to make money and prosper. 👌
❤ i totally empathize with you and my heart is broken also. Same experience. I had to flee and move somewhere else where you can live. Canada under trudeaus leadership has become completely unlivable.
I have a big house that I could rent out but I don't trust anyone because if they loose their job I can't evict them and they will wind up staying in my house for free for years.
It is extremely foolish to rent your home out these days. You give up all of your rights to the property and lose all control of it. Sorry, but if I have to step over homeless people on the way into my empty apartment, that's the way the system is set up.
Yes be very cautious on renting out to people if you ever do. My dad had to get out of the landlord game as it was too much . Rented out to a couple that didn’t pay for 7 month. Process to try and get them out was a joke, so i had to step in . If you ever do end wanting to rent your place heres some tips . Criminal checks and make sure they have a good job . Dont use their phone number they give you, look for the number on google and call that one.
I see a situation where Liberals and NDP will force 3rd world "temporary voters" into your empty house and apartment, or even if you have any extra space in your primary residence. "Vacant home tax" is just the beginning.
Great video! I agree 100%. If you don't have anything thing you down here, you may as well explore other countries. Canada is a beautiful and diverse country but it's becoming a lot like Europe, where most people rent instead of own a home. I guess we are supposed to change our expectations. The Canadian dream does not include home ownership for everyone anymore. PS: I love the way you incorporated some spiritual aspects to give your viewers hope! 🤲
Yeah, and the situation is even much worse here in the San Francisco Bay Area, or really throughout the West Coast of the US, as well as throughout many other parts of the US.
I got accepted with full scholarship in San Francisco and still declined because I couldn't afford to rent there for the duration of a degree. And that was a long time ago. But paying rent as a Canadian in that market in USD was just not justifiable.
Replace “Canada”with”America”, everything in this video would still be true. Things are the way it is around the world because of Central Banks and how money is created with our debt based system. But almost nobody knows that because it’s a well kept secret. Everyone owe it to themselves to read “Creature from Jekyll Island” by G. Edward Griffin to understand how money works, even if you majored in Economics or have a PhD in it.
Debt to the system i agree with you 100%, you are spot on, that's why i don't believe in property taxes, if property taxes do exist, it means the government still has ownership over people's property, the corporations and banks are thieves, i think the freedom of ownership was eliminated with the introduction of the fed in 1913, not many people know, but in reality people who have mortgages are debt slaves to the system of capitalism where the government has the upper hand, why do you think the housing is Overpriced and Overregulated, why people can't afford to build their own home debt free, why the government seeks to destroy the middle class, why there are too many regulations, permits, and red tapes for building a home? i think people need real revolution to free themselves from the bondage of capitalism..
@@gavinlew8273 I didn’t know Singapore is experiencing the same. I guess since the US petro dollar is still (albeit not for long) the world currency and all other currencies are pegged to it, it not a huge surprise.
Very, very true. It is like the crooked magician at the lowly country fair entertaining kids with cheap tricks. The secrets behind the tricks are never revealed.
I lived 15 years there , it became unlivable, not only everything is super expensive, the crime is also sky rocking , very hard to find good jobs , left 5 years ago and cant tell you how happy im about my decision.
I live in Alberta, we do still have decent job opportunities depending on what you work in. And house prices are not quite so high as that area of BC. There are many people from BC moving here
@@elisabethclarke4633 I live in Nova Scotia, I own a house there. I'm just working in British Columbia because of the lack of opportunity in my hometown. Luckily I had the opportunity to buy at a decent price, but if I was here in British Columbia, I'd never make enough money, and I'm doing that bad.
You are in the exact situation as I am. I am a single woman and I have a successful job. In order for me to put a down payment on a decent house in a decent neighbourhood I would not only have to drain all my savings, but I would have to work myself to death. My house would only be used to eat and sleep for a few hours a day so what would be the point of that? I’ve lived in Canada all my life. I gave my life to this country. I’ve paid so much in taxes yet a simple dream of owning my own home is so far out of reach for me 😢 Great video, thank you!
In the western world we are in the down slope of the arc that began in the 1950s and carried us through to the 1990s and 2000s. Peace, cooperation amongst nations, economic trade and growth, prosperity for the middle class were taken for granted in western countries. But with all that also came a new phenomenon, and much of manufacturing got outsourced to less costly producers like China. Our middle class started to get eviscerated, and as imported goods got cheaper and more abundant, good paying domestic manufacturing jobs got fewer and fewer. Some blame corporations for this, but we as consumers enabled it and benefited. Now we have a wealthy class who owns real estate and the means of production, and then we have everyone else who struggle to make ends meet. With salaries having been far surpassed by real estate prices, we’re spiraling down into unaffordability and hopelessness. Add to that the general break down of international cooperation, conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, climate change, covid, and the general coarsening of social norms, and this is what we get: an unhappy, uneasy feeling and a need for change into a reasonable life we used to be able to count on. I’m afraid the worst is yet to come, this arc won’t be reversed without some tragic global event, a “great reset” (nuclear war? Climate catastrophe? Revolution? Civil wars?) to erase this legacy and allow to restart anew with greater wisdom but at a very high human cost. After all, it is the great destruction of property coming out of WW2 that kickstarted the economic boom of the 1950s and 60s.
Stay clear of commie ideology, as that is a road to nowhere in more than one way. People, who lived & escaped it, can tell you about it. I don't mean China, they are great. I meant the stalinist type ideology.
I feel the same and I'm in the same boat as you. The issue is not with this government or the previous one I think. It has more to do with how in the pursuit of more money and revenues and taxes and equity and all those money related terms, housing has turned into a luxury business venture and is no longer a basic human need or right in Canada.
Thank you for this video. I have realized in life that "Hope is NOT a Strategy". One needs to ADAPT to the surroundings to survive and thrive, else it's just downhill.
I like your videos, hope you keep posting. I had a friend who moved to Canada (Toronto) for a PhD in 2022 (they ignored the advice of everyone around them telling them to go somewhere else) and who now regrets it (high living costs, low pay, crap weather). Where do you plan to go?
I am originally from Vancouver. I worked in Toronto for 11 years. I never found the weather or scenery in Toronto or Ontario nice or beautiful. You get a cold, grey, windy long winter, a short humid summer. Only the few weeks of spring and fall were pleasant. IMO.
@@sbaumgartner9848 summer is mild. It barely gets over 30c. Toronto has four seasons. I lived in Florida, Toronto, stayed in Germany for 4 months. This is so exaggerated when people say that the weather here sucks. I feel that this is a national sport to rant about the weather. In Europe most of places have gloomy winter. Arizona, Texas, Florida are too hot, it sucks to be outside 5-6 months a year in those places. If you think about it, there are a handful amount of places where the weather really nice
@@ihor4256 Except the sun is amazing and they don't have the unlimited amount of issues dealing with sub 0 weather. So really there's only a handful of countries with awful weather, and Canada is top 3.
I love your courage to speak up and being candid about the real life in Canada. As you mentioned, Canada is a really beautiful country, unfortunately, there are a lot of things that needed to be changed here. People will hate Minister Miller with all the immigration changes he’s been implementing lately, but I see thats a good start actually to putting things back on right places. Being a former international student myself, I am personally being negatively impacted by these changes. It is what it is. The government has to do what they got to do, and if we are not comfortable with it, no one can stop is from leaving anyway..#realtalk 😢😔 Thanks for speaking up!
@@HuxtableTV He never said anything meaningful, most time just evade questions if that is what you are asking. Is waste of time to listen it gets no where.
It’s the same with all developed countries now. Even with some developing countries as well. Post Covid world. Canada has it slightly worse because of mass immigration and realistically only 2 major cities everyone wants to move to. But the cost of living has skyrocketed everywhere.
So true Canada is not the same but I can suggest the Saskatchewan and Alberta are more adorable . I grow in Quebec and move to Alberta 12 years ago and was best choice I make . Yes also I look moved over sea . 👍😉
The government in Canada has lost its mind. I'm not even trying to be sarcastic or exaggerating. Leaving your keys to make it easier to be robbed is insanity! The economy doesn't work if one set of people need to respect value, while the other can just help themselves to whatever. A country where you have to work multiple jobs just to stay alive is not a country worth living in. You don't live so you could work. You work so you could live! Get out of there ASAP!
Well, they never had one. Not for this job. They want everyone dirt poor to create veritable commie land. All equally poor, except the privileged rulers of the dogpile. They are lavish.
Been in Canada all my life, so does my parents and their parents and their parents.... Life in Canada went to great to shit real quick. I'm also considering leaving, I'm just unsure where to go, seems like all great country went to shit in recent years (most of Europe).
@@HuxtableTV you need to understand what he represents, he represents corporations and the rich, not ordinary people, this is the most important factor when voting, but ppl fail every time because of scripts and public appearances
@@Anon-tt9rz I fully understand that, no need to explain. A person with 380 million per Forbes is unlikely to represent ordinary ones. There is nothing I like about him, other than his hair & never did. Never thought, that he would ever get, but there are plenty of banal thinkers who voted for him.
Thank you for sharing your experience here. I lived 36 years on the gulf islands, same town and no higher education as it wax of no use there - the economy of the place changed beginning in the early 2000’s. By 2021 the cost of living was untenable though I ran a cleaning company and had employees we still couldn’t afford it. So I relocated to rural Alberta where my income is a third of what it was but my cost of living is now mostly fixed. I was able to buy a home for 60k. But I have two teens who now don’t live with me full time. Quite heartbreaking actually. I feel lucky to have gotten a home and made an investment for our future but it hasn’t come easily. The town I am in is full of good people so that’s a comfort too. My ancestors came here in 1645 and sometimes I wish I could return to that old home in Europe, I imagine that the grass may be greener there. But I cannot see someone like myself or my family being able to immigrate- not the right skill base
are you still doing cleaning business? I hope your doing well.. yes some rural Alberta had/has great prices for houses, especially if one can fix/make it nice.. God bless you🙂
@@Lifeofkim365 hi Kim! Yes, I do still run the cleaning business but no longer have employees. I just clean for a half dozen clients here in the small town I live in. I hope to see more of you here on TH-cam and find out what life has in store for you and what you decide to do next if you will be leaving Canada. It’s an important topic. Everything you shared is relatable to the core. And God bless you🕊️
@@inthemakingca ah.. I see.. I hope your physical body is not hurting so much from doing cleaning job.. my job is very physically demanding too, so I appreciate/understand your job.. I used to do cleaning jobs too.. thankless job, but sure notice it, if it's not done well.. behind the scene kind of job, but very important one👍👍 Good job and God bless you and your family 🙏😊
I don't know what happened to my country, but I don't like it anymore. Cost of living is a big issue, but so are intolerant woke extremism and political polarization revolving around pseudo issues and pseudo solutions. Am counting the days to my retirement in Colombia. Am so looking forward to getting the f' out.
Born in the Us, got the Canadian citizenship through my dad. Move to Quebec 15 years ago I’m on the same boat as you.. Canada is a living Hell!! My cousin is leaving is 6 figures job to go Columbia next year I’m looking to do the same in the next few years 😮
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China is the new Gold Mountain
Escaping elsewhere is no big deal, I have had to do it every 10 years or so. It's exhausting but can be done. It's harder as you grow older though.
I suggest you try out the freedom community in Mexico, that might be the last place that will fall apart but you will need to revamp your entire life.
I can't go back to my home country because everyone there is completely asleep and the problems plaguing Canada are also being implemented there, and nobody wants to band together to survive together.
I know what I am saying sounds extreme but you have to look at the situation long term, doesn't look good worldwide. Looks like I will stay on this sinking ship that is Canada. Good luck to you.
I'd be interested to know what countries you are considering?
Don't pay attention to the trolls. It's a beautiful and truthful message. I'm grateful to hear it!
This happens when you elect a PM based on looks only.
Canada is Overpriced, Overregulated, Overrated, Overcontrolled, Overtaxed the cost of the living is tripled in just 10 years of Trudeau government, the cost of real estate properties are insane, only people with large families can afford to live, all single people in Canada are suffering..
It’s interesting how everybody is in depression, there is no good paying jobs but there are still people around with $2 million dollars snapping up houses in Vancouver and the fraser valley
@@flyinphil42 greed caused all of this, with massive immigration..
@@flyinphil42 Well those people tricked the system to make more money for themselves, it's free market capitalism bullishit where everyone plays his own game of profit and gain, there is no higher powers to enforce stricter rules, the higher bidders always get what they want out of the capitalism system, they know people therefore they buy loyalties, they bribe people in power to pass certain advantageous laws which work for their benefits..
@@flyinphil42 I agree with you, investors, landlords, builders, real estate companies even people who immigrated to this country all contributed to the massive housing prices, the poor people are forced out of the system, their purchasing power is eliminated by inflation, if they could have saved 100k within 10 years, now the 100k will not do much in today's real estate market prices, but the real criminals are politicians and bankers, those people who set up national politics and policy..
Also overwoke and over Indianized
its a one star hotel with 5 star prices
so true
I understood that reference.
Well-said.
Just to add, it was a 5 star hotel a few decades ago. Which is why people are still baited by it.
You just described Canada perfectly. It's a shithole country that costs TOP DOLLAR to live in.
Not far away from tent city.
This is what happens when people elect fools.
And at this point you can't vote your way out of the current state.
The voting is rigged. They may as well stop counting when it reaches the Manitoba border, the West has NO say. Doesn't matter how we vote or what we want.
There is no good choice for a political party to vote for. They serve the same oligarchs. Do not forget that it was Mulroney and Canada, Reagan in the US and Thatcher in the UK who ushered in economic neoliberalism, which has led to this point. All political parties that reach power move the same agenda forward. It will take radically different thinking and representation to try different policies to turn things around.
@@belialbradley222 Globalism seems to be receding slighty but were stuck in this system but am curious what polices do you have in mind?
Canadians are fools
I'm a 48 year old bachelor who was born and raised in Canada, and there is not a day that goes by that I don't consider leaving..... unfortunately the situation in Canada is going to get much worse.... becoming a Venezuela but with snow
Once Bill C63 becomes law they will start arresting people for what you say online.
@@johnmorelli3775 sad...but true...
Blame the BANKS.
@moomagpie4265 the 0nes that the government bailed out?
Where would you g9
I'm a brazilian immigrant in canada, i have been here for 6 years only and I do considere moving out of canada too due to cost of living :(
Brasil ta melhor ❤
Just curious, what made you move from tropical Brazil for fucking freezing-cold Canada? Why the hell would you ever want to live here?
How is Brazil? I just need tropical peace. Sick of Canada the weather now the housing mess and no end in sight.
@@nasrani9936 I've never been to Brazil but I've heard it's a hellhole. World's highest crime rate, whole country up to its ass in organized crime. Canada fucking sucks too, there's no freedom and justice is a farce. Canada is just a stupid little developing country.
@@devilsoffspring5519 I'm originally from a warm climate, big picture- weather isn't that important
My exact thoughts "If I am working all the time to pay for mortgage, how can I enjoy owning the home". Canada is a mess
Canadians make the mistake of thinking that their house is something they "enjoy."
You don't ENJOY it, it's a fucking HOUSE. You need it to live in. Houses are a terrible burden in life for people who work for a living. Buying your own home is one of the worst things you can ever do in Canada if you ever wanted to have a life outside of working.
@@devilsoffspring5519so what happens when you retire? I my building there are many senior people renting, and now they can't barely get by because the rent keeps increasing. They don't care if youre old and have nowhere to go. At least if you have a house you have roof you won't be evicted from in the middlw of winter.
@@moncusseydupoulet4755 You leave Canada to somewhere warmer and cheaper when you retire.
I retired out of city near a lake surrounded by several lakes and wildlife. Bought a small bsmt home during Covid, 5 bdrm, paid under $200,000. Low taxes. Village has under 500 pop. has paved roads, sidewalks, street lights, street cleaning, city water and sewer, natural gas, school, firehall, police, ambulance, sports, large park, playground, even a dog park, even transit connecting to other cities for amenities.
Young families live here and many recently moved here, men work in the oil fields (20 in 10 days home.)
Also low income seniors can get rent subsidy from the provincial government.
My daughter negotiated with her landlord to lower her rent. She got it reduce by $400. (Fraser Valley, BC).
My son negotiated a lower rent $500 lower than market rent, he does the landscaping and minor repairs.
@@gregfraser2763 ridiculous right
The 2-bedroom bungalow you mentioned will be rented by 30 Indians. Yes, 30 Indians will literally live in that bungalow.
The same in Montreal. Noise and lots of garbage.
There should be a law to ban this!! Those people are used to living like this in their country, but Canada should not accept this
and still you keep bringing them by hundreds of thousands every year.
First nationality of immigrants every year cause indians are the best to pump housing since they are ok being slaves and living by 30 in a bungalow.
sir how can 30 indian fit in 2 bedroom house... maybe 15 bhai but not 30 we are not animals in the coop
@@jattanu94you clearly haven’t seen what they are doing here in 🇨🇦. Their own people are exploiting them…renting out “spaces” in basements where they cram them in to sleep on mattresses on the floor. Go to Brampton, Kitchener, Surrey 😡
Unfortunately, Canada won’t return to what it once was anytime soon. It’s very sad what the Trudeau government has done to its own country.
becuase it's not his country...
This is happening in most developed countries……..it’s just not fair to pin this on Trudeau! Do you have any solutions?
@@johnsutton6233 Canada was one of the worst hit countries by the Trudeau government's terrible policies. But if you still believe in it, vote for Trudeau again 🤯
It’s not just Trudeau. Pierre Poilievre and the CONs signed Canada onto UN Agenda 2030 Sept. 27, 2015 and Trudeau is simply implementing it.
What do you mean "return to what it once was"? I'm 47 y.o. and for as long as I can remember Canada has been a terrible place to live. Constant stalking, torture, and threats. Canadians are really into gangstalking. It's a shithole country and always has been.
It is not better in Australia, but we do have sunshine and beaches which is worth something I guess.
And good-looking, open-minded women who are open to socializing, dating and having a family.
No it is worthless , you have skincancer homelesness unafordability freak weather firetornadoes and soaring energy prices to feed your AC units that run 24h because of oppressive heat. You factually live in eternal winter indoors , called summer and lifestyle , whatever that entails.
Yes and Snakes n Spiders galore
..i heard.😮
I think I'll still choose my limitless drinking water over your sunshine. ;)
The water in the oceans around Australia is beautiful.
I escaped Canada with my family in 2022. I quit a formerly good 15-year career as an officer in the Canadian military, sold our house, and left with our two small children. The ugly truth of Canada became obvious in 2020-21. The state became a threat to its citizens and will remain a persistent threat for the foreseeable future.
We don’t salute the troops here as much as our southern neighbours. I want to say thank you for serving our country and all the best to you and your family!
yes indeed 2020-2021 showed what's really going on...
So many of us woke up in 2020 and realized what the cabal is doing to us.
where did you go?
I'm Canadian, born and raised for the past 40yrs. I'm now looking at finding a new country to call home if things here don't change
It's not Canada. It's urbanization. Compare salary to living costs in other international cities before you move.
@@Anarcho-Pragmatist There is much more to it than just that.
It will not change quickly enough. Prepare your exit strategy now.
I am guessing many are thinking the same, waiting for the election to see how everything turns out.
Canada is gone forever
I am deeply afraid and its not just because of the terrible prices and economics plan. The current government wants to divide everyone by race, social class, religion and even vaccination status at one point. It's bringing in the type of politics that caused many people to come here in the first place. And yes our government used to be stable and predictable. I am ashamed.
That's what the left does, disguise their bigotry and hate under "love and equality"
People blame everything on Trudeau but he is a small pawn, klaus scwhab's puppet apprentice of the w _e_f & it's plans for the entire world (agenda 2030)
OMG you're just telling the truth.
@@TheRoboxatron using high euphemism when I spoke to not get banned on YT 😅
people in Canada are unwilling to implement logical solutions to the situation. we would need to reduce immigration to under 100k if not halt all immigration. we would also need to ban foreign ownership of houses and ban housing corporations all together. at the same time we would need to build 5 million houses and condo/apartments. any correction though would take a decade to improve the situation. but the problem remains people are unwilling to implement these solutions and the situation is made worse cause most MPs in Canada own multiple houses they rent so they have a vested interest in maintaining the housing bubble.
Good comment I agree.
yup canadians have no critical thinking
The situations you explained will not change with a new PM
@@shpeen8835 lol that's kind of the point PP owns several rental properties
@@ocirontariocryptidinvestig8010 I agree ban corporate and foreign ownership, cap immigration to the % vacancy, I would add controlling imigration locations so big cities are not the only place with a big spike. And a graduated tax on more than 3 properties.
Young people should move some where cheaper to start their life. Don’t be a slave to Canada’s high cost of leaving. My 16 yrs old niece is asking me if she will ever be able to afford to buy a place.
poor thing...
Yes but where to move to? A lot if small towns only have a need for so many university grads that big cities require. To survive in a lot of smaller places away from a big city requires a person go be a jack of all trades and do seasonal physically hard work which white collar jobs don’t require.
@@sbaumgartner9848or you’re like me applying to all those physically demanding jobs and getting rejected for being “overqualified” like mother fuc ker if I was getting showered with job offers for my education I wouldn’t be applying to work with you why tf don’t you want to hire somebody who’s proven they’re smart and hard working and can stick to something for at least four years that’s what getting a degree was supposed to prove to employers to make you more attractive than a high school grad and instead it’s like a fuc king punishment for going to school and proving yourself it’s all upside down and backwards.
Russia just announced it takes immigrants with traditional values & spirituality from countries where these are under threat.
@@HuxtableTV Tis would be a huge step backwards. Large cities are expensive. Most immigrants are Christians with large families who dream of owning and running prosperous farms. They have been given only 3 months to pass a Russian language test and in the mean time they are finding it difficult to find work. I can see people's savings disappearing really fast. Worst case you decide to leave, your money was converted into low value Rubles when you arrived, and you have no way to get that money out of the country. ALso remember that 30-40% of people living outside of cities do not have indoor plumbing. And if you have children, you have to be prepared for them to be conscripted into fighting one of Russia's wars.
Even as a lawyer it's hard, there are no jobs for junior lawyers because the economy is bad right now, all young canadians are screwed
Are you practicing out of America?
@@Lifeofkim365 I'm in Quebec, law is different here from the rest of Canada in civil matters, so I'm only practicing here, the law field here is saturated
@@AT-rj5lh oh ok, thank you for letting me know.
BC and Alberta, as far as I understand, lawyers do make good living. Our family friend entered law school last year in BC. I was even thinking about going back to school to study law, but it is a huge commitment 😳 and LSAT is another monster, studying nursing drained me lol
@Lifeofkim365 I think the majority of people think every lawyer makes big law salary, but the salaries are not the same for medium/small firms or jobs at the governement, if you want a big law salary then you have to find a good internship, they look for nearly perfect grades and a good personnality fit with multiple interview rounds
@@AT-rj5lh wow thank you for the tips! appreciate it.
If you haven’t yet, hope you will find a good place to work that appreciates and treats you fairly.
🙏🙏
You won't find anyone immigrants included that feel that Canada is great place right now. It's went down during the last 10 years . THANKS JUSTIN TRUDEAU
Don’t just thank him but also his voters!
I don’t understand why u keep blaming Trudeau, he won 2 elections, and a large enough population voted for him. He never hid his lack of economic sense, or even seemed to care about it. His govt was focused on social issues and giving u more free services for ur vote. Look in the mirror Canada, and u will see who to blame.
TRUDEAU AND THE LIBERALS HAVE ROBBED CANADA BLIND, THEY ALL NEED JAIL FOR LIFE@@GarnetSmeal
@@GarnetSmeal Selection, not election. Wake up
@GarnetSmeal he won 1 election by just being the other guy and lost the second one. He remained pm even though he only had 30% of votes. Go do some research
The same thing here. Thanks to Trudeau.
I lived in Canada for 55 years. I retired and could no longer afford to live in Canada. I left, and am so happy I did!
Where did you go?
Where did you go?
as thing stand, if things don't get better in 30 years when i need to retire. I will have to "take advantage" of the maid program to end my life.
@@captainsunbear5472 After 3 years without a doctor, I left! 18,000 human beings died last year through MAIDS Somehow, there are plenty of doctors for death. Australia had 4,000 deaths by comparison. A failed society!
@@marcusleja7133 Mexico
Mr Trudeau really has destroyed everything that generations of Canadians had built up to...
A disaster for Canada.
Can he look in the mirror?
Father like son... And we need the Maury show for the father part...
Agreed but I really think NDP or Conservatives will be the same. You should see the number of MPs that are investors. It's non partisan
It's all part of the WEF NWO agenda...
@@ikeafanatic1749, you’re not kidding.
We need a new political party that genuinely cares about Canadians, not just corporate interests.
PPC
The problem resides in the concept of " genuinity".
... not just Wef interests.
People's Party of Canada bud
Do those actually exist? I'm not convinced. Corporations have too much say in government matters for any political party to actually make a difference. There's too much room for corruption.
I feel you girl, you are preaching the truth, stay strong!
Depressing. I know a lot of people whose dream is to move to places that 20 years ago would have been considered third world compared to Canada :(
My husband and I left 3 years ago. We do not regret our move to Mexico for one second. Good luck to you and thanks for your video.
@@maureensokolovsky7938 I hear scary stuff from Mexico like cartels, stealing,killing foreigner , I mean everywhere can be dangerous but Mexico has a bad rap for some reason, appreciate it if you could share some more 😊😊😊
@@Lifeofkim365 just like anywhere in the world (I was a travel agent for 44 years and was to 91 countries), if you are looking for trouble, you will find it. The cartels at least are one of the largest employers in the country, and keep their government in line. That’s one thing Canada could use with the useless imbeciles running my once wonderful country into the ground. We live at Lake Chapala, Mexico’s largest lake one hour from Guadalajara (7-9 million) and a 5 hour drive to Puerto Vallarta. It’s a lovely community with many retirees as we are. Lots of gringos here and great restaurants. My husband goes back every few months for family and work, but I will not go back even for a visit until that idiot drama teacher and his band of evil clowns are out of power. ✌️😺
Not everyone can retire right now.
@@ericyuan9718 so true, but I did work from here remotely for a year. As long as your pay check comes from a company outside (USA or Canada). Many younger folks and families moving here, not just us old farts!
@@Lifeofkim365 not everywhere is like that. there are asian communities in Mexico if you're worried. they've lived there for generations. I hear that there are gated communities... and cartel doesn't like messing with communities that are near resorts because the cartels owns them.. if there are shootings, then people refrain from going to resorts and it's bad for business. if safety is a major concern, east asian countries are better...
I've made friends from Brazil (Japanese descent) and they wouldn't want to move elsewhere and call Brazil their home... i mean, they've been mugged once or twice but that's life down there! they still don't mind lolol.. one of them did tell me to avoid Rio de Janeiro....
Sad but true. Canada is no longer the place to be. My wife and I will be leaving Canada in a few years. The cost of living is out of control and we have very bad people in Government.
Yes, the government is as corrupt as any African or Communist country. They're padding their pockets and letting people starve.
Very.
Why wait a few years? Do it yesterday. In a few years the dollar will be worthless. It has already declined in value over 30% from just two years ago.
@@jordanw8382 In 100 years the decline is exactly as much as 99% !!!
Bad people indeed, Trudeau is on top of the list
When greed is allowed to spin out of control. 😢😭
ALL pop n mom greedo investors ruined it in their savviness... not.
@@geertstroy
They hate diligent, creative, intelligent people who spend their lives improving themselves & their environment. They want to tear them own & rip them off.
My worry is that abused women can not leave an abusive relationship because they can not afford to live on their own.
Domestic violence has increased in Canada by 300% in the last 2 years. Rough estimate, because not every case is being recorded by authorities. The city I am in has just had 2 murders by domestic violence in the past couple of months. 💔
Oh this is endemic in silly New Zealand since ever. The lovely boorboys need a thorough tuffen up spree after hours . Worst place ever.
😂agree 💯
why? they choose their partners themselves, they deserve it.
What about abused men?
5:37 I'm glad you mentioned this, the crime in Canada has surpassed many places in the US. The difference is, the police tell you to hand over your valuables so the criminals don't kill you, because they can't even come close to protecting you. But they will under no circumstance, allow you to defend yourself.
I was born in Canada and I'm looking to leave, I just need the money.
Don't we all... When the economy turns, all office workers should demand for fully remote work. The brain drain must hurt employers or else nothing will change.
@@ericyuan9718 don't worry there are 100 qualified indians lined up to replace you who will come into the office and theyll do it for less
Where
@@deathwai7648 That's also a problem lol. Just looking for the lesser of the evils right now. I have family in the US so that would be easier. Depending on which state, it shouldn't be terrible but I've been looking at other countries like Italy and Japan. Still researching because I still don't have the money so I have time😁
@@AryonaSamoto winter is coming canada is hell in winter ❄️ just move out of that snow just move out of canada because soon it will be Venezuela
Canada and Australia are getting more and more similar. Over here, an average looking house could easily cost you upto 800 thousands AUD. It used to cost around 200 thousands back in 2005!
Even as a Canadian Citizen even I relate to this it is unbearable.
I work remotely in Thailand, Canadians just passively accept astronomical housing prices and taxes with little to nothing in return. The entire country is 3 monopolies in a trench coat.
Very few people are in a position to get a work permit to work in Thailand. Plus most people have children and they need a stable lifestyle.
Very hard to protest this when you have half a million people willing to sleep on top of each other coming every year. Imagine 20 people standing behind you to take your job when you go to complain to the boss. We are forced to accept it
Manyyt people are FED UP with " Thailand". For a bevy of valid reasons . Thailand is not a basis to build sn equitable life .
@@GM-cm3qc Apparently, he is banning foreign workers due to general outrage.
I despise this, too, because he purposefully, insanely increased immigration /influx of people to create a problem, that he can "spectacularly solve" nearing election time. I loathe these cunning ways just for getting votes, entirely ignoring the things that matter. It is so pitifully low ball.
It's terrible
Hi Kim. We are Brazilians and we live in Brazil. My wife and I thought about living in Canada. That was about 8 years ago. After a lot of thinking, we decided to stay. Now I'm sure it was the best thing we did. Despite all the problems a so-called third world country might have, we live in a wonderful region; very safe and beautiful. I guess the tables are turning when it comes to moving to Canada, the US and even Europe.
We're a middle class family here, in our 40s. We can afford to own a new 300m2 house, no mortgage, paid off, with 3 bedrooms, all en suite, 3 toilets, an upstairs office with 2 rooms a toilet and a small kitchen, a music studio, a tool room, a laundry room, large open concept kitchen and living room, and a nice garden. In 2024, it is worth around 500,000 Canadian dollars max. It's funny to imagine that you might think we're multi millionaires if you picture the same house in Canada. 😅 In fact, I wonder how much it would be worth there.
All the best. (And come to visit Brazil sometime)
@@gustavocaleme so glad you guys are doing well and found a new good life there!
It all depends, but your house in certain areas of BC will cost at least 1-2 millions or more 😱😱
If I ever win lotto, I might visit there! 😊👍
Wokeness and greed killed this once great country.
A grave combo. I wish I could time travel to the past and just re-live my childhood and early adulthood.
Yes, it seems the government is fighting the people
I resonate with this video so much. I too am a immigrant, came her almost 11 years ago and now have a relatively good job. I was working 3 jobs, now 2 (new job have overtime), currently working about 70 hrs a week. That being said, I will NEVER be able to afford a house in Canada. Even if I can save up between 150K and 200K for down-payment, I would never qualify for a mortgage with my income. And even if I do qualify, I'd be spending all almost all my income on the mortgage and I'd die before it's paid off (not exactly in my 20's). Canada has become unaffordable for the middle class and bellow. After moving here, never thought I'd be looking to move, but who can afford to do that and start all over again in a different country?
starting all over is soooo daunting and scary... 😥 if i was younger maybe i would be more adventourus... i'm sorry you have to work so much...
I think it is time to work on plan B. Ask yourself if staying in Canada is your best option?
Kim , you still are soooo young , framing yourself into being old.... ridicullll
that or start trading crypto my friend
Great video Kim. I wish all good outcomes for you. Blessings sent.
Thank you so much!
Hi there! I'm a relatively new immigrant to Canada (been here 7.5 years now, just received my citizenship and passport a few weeks ago), and while I am seeing a massive increase in living costs here, to be honest it's all the same in the other countries I've lived in prior (Australia, NZ, & UK).
The things that bug me the most about Canada is the lack of vacation time that is in line with the rest of the first world. In Ontario and other provinces the minimum is two weeks, but most companies think they are being super generous by giving you three weeks. Meanwhile I'm used to at least four weeks minimum, somtimes five to six depending on your role and industry. And add to that the spill over of the US work culture means your mental health definitely takes a hit when you're expected to work around the clock (that right to switch off law in Ontario is a joke), and then you are guilt tripped into not taking much time off.
I also don't like how lawless this place seems to be - don't get me wrong there are definitely a lot of laws and rules, but there is just zero enforcement. There are areas of Toronto (and Vancouver especially) that are full of crack heads and I've seen my fair share of crazy whacked out people out on the streets or on the TTC (public transit) bothering people. But this isn't a uniquely Canadian thing you see this all over the US also.
There are lots of laws for law biding citizens, but not for real criminals or people who are unruly that disrupts hard working tax payers lives.
I'm a dual citizen to the US. The problem I see with Canada is the level of red tape they have. If anything, Canada is bogged down by laws and the laws that are enforced are the ones that generate income for the country. Which means it only hits people who have proper residences and jobs (so the entire working class.)
But this cost or living shit is unreal. This is not impacting the wealthy elite and if it gets much worse I can see the country turning into civil unrest.
I escaped Canada two years ago to move to China. I’ve never felt freer, safer and happier! Canada is not an option anymore
lol China "hey, I moved to a souless prison!"
wow, i thought china was pretty tight with contorl ???
@@Lifeofkim365 you watch too much american propaganda.
@@Lifeofkim365 In your video you mention you came to Canada when you were 13 yo; was that from Hong Kong during the 1997 exodus? If you leave Canada will go there? I agree with what you say, quite expensive lately.
China is also on the verge of collapse. 40% youth unemployement. (Official rate is already 20% and the CCP always lies the most)
As a realtor , I agree with you and recent 2 years I found many listings the owners are not in Canada but selling their houses in Canada
wow that's very interesting, their body is already gone lol
There's many Landhoards that don't even live the country too. It's like we lost a war we never fought.
Same feelings! I never thought I would leave beautiful Canada 🇨🇦
Canada is beautiful, but the crown is ugly.
There are many more beuautiful places than Canada.
What's beautiful about Canada? It's mostly desolate, empty space that has been frozen solid for tens of thousands of years. Canada is basically a frozen wasteland like most of Russia.
The same in Germany. Some friends already left and some have started to think of alternatives. These alternatives are not just about moving to another country but include also quitting the jobs, moving to a cheaper place and finding other occupations.
What's sad is Germany is a high tax society but compared to Canada it feels like paradise right now. Costs are going up in Germany, but Frankfurt for instance is about 30-40% cheaper to live in than the major Canadian cities. Which is fairly insane. Koblenz seems fairly affordable also.
You have to remember our healthcare is essentially non-existent now as well, and despite our high taxes our post-secondary education is super expensive as well. At least in Germany you can see where many of your tax dollars are going. In Canada it remains a mystery.
Omg , another pundit... in comparison Germany is top notch... you may not feel ok for other valid reasons but this just bs.
@@telquel7843 You are right, social benefits are still ok here. The main problem is the high rents. Many people are paying half of their salaries to live in single room old flats. To do your job you have to live in one of these big cities but life is getting harder and harder and you start to feel you are stuck.
Unfortunately another limiting problem is with the language. For immigrants even though you have a good level of German, the good paying jobs are filled with German citizens. It is not easy to compansate your increasing costs by shifting to a well paying job.
@@telquel7843 JT = main contributory factor to Decline of Canada, worst chapter in Canadian history.
@@Ele-q9g Taxation & bureaucracy are horrid in Can ada.
Agreed, “good” job and income is not enough. As an IT director I have been running a side hustle to pay off debt. Gov is not helping the middle class
All of us are suffering the same situation!! Costs are so high :(
Taxation is Terrible, unfair.
I became happy at the point where you began to encourage those who are struggling to pray. Seriously.
I am moving am sick of this place all I do is pay bills.
Russia need conservative people from all western countries who share traditional values with Russia..
Where are you thinking of going?
@@Seekingtruth-mx3urprobably Asia
@@SR-mv2mfcome to our country Afghanistan 🇦🇫 many jobs here plus low cost of living very low
Everywhere is the same. There is no where to run to. Canada, US, Australia, and UK are becoming more like third world. Every country have similar problems now. Stay strong.
i apreciated that you articulated the thoughts of many people and cleary stated the harsh realities .
thank you so much and ignore the haters.
Excellent, realistic , humane content
thank you thank you!
I was born in canada and I am leaving. Canada is not a place to build a family anymore.
I’m from the UK. So, for me it would be like going from the frying pan into the fire.
20 years living in Canada. I've seen it change from a country full of potential to a place completely damaged by uncontrolled immigration and inept leadership. People who are coming to Canada now to settle down really don't understand how hard life is here. It's a country that has clearly devolved instead of growing and getting better. Beware to anybody considering moving to Canada.
Both Trudeaus are responsible for that, both hypocrits, father and son
Another thing Kim. Congratulations on reaching 200 subscribers in a very short amount of time because of your leaving Canada video you made 3 weeks ago. 🙂👍 The way you made the video utilized TH-cam's algorithm and you got it right with a lot of community engagement in your comments section.
yes, I am so surprised, did not expect this at all.. very thankful.
Thank you for sharing your story .
came here when i was just 7 and it sucks to see the destruction of Canada in like 9 years! .. shame on the government.. i wish we can at least protect ourselves from criminals.. but now we dont have much and we get what we have taken away.... what a place.. its only because we don’t know what else is out there in the world.. .. by the way Immigration was just a new form of slavery.. British Empire hasn’t changed …..i used to love love this place and would die for it .. but never again will i feel that way !
I personally know an immigrant who performed - literally - slave work in Canada for as long as 14 months.
This individual managed to be free of this eventually, thanks to own, good thinking.
Similar situation down here in Australia. We need change.
at least you're breedable.
Thanks and it's true, God has the control of all.. God bless you 🙏
God bless you too :)
I've been living in Taiwan for the past 7 years and am finally moving back home to Canada in January. My parents think this is a bad idea because of how expensive it's become... but I miss my country!
I pray you will be successful and do really well ! 😊🙏🙏🙏 welcome back!
There is such a thing as 'a Holiday'. Come back on a holiday and see for yourself.
Bro, I came back from Taiwan in 2013. It was rough then to restart-I can’t even imagine restarting in 2024. Even the small Ontario town (not GTA) I’m from is expensive.
that is probably the lowest IQ move ever.
Don't come back in Canada, you WILL have regrets.
It's not even the country you left 7 years ago.
Bad idea, the cost of living in Canada will shock you..
Speaking from the hearts of many Canadians listening.
Can't say I blame you. The government corruption has and misaligned political objectives have caused what was once an outstanding country to lose its way. Good for you for speaking your truth, and best wishes for utmost prosperity wherever you may decide to go.
Exactly. In other words, don't let toddlers drive your cadillac, or delinquent teenagers your porsche.
The sad part is even if major changes are made to reverse the issues it will take 10+ years to return to pre 2004-2008 levels. People have normalized that prices were high in 2007.
Best video ever. I agree 100% with you Kim. Canada is just too expensive to live here these days especially in the Greater Toronto Area where I live. It requires a revolutionary type person to live here now to make money and prosper. 👌
Yes sadly having a “good job” is not good enough anymore…
@@Lifeofkim365 ...having two a “good jobs” are not good enough anymore…
❤ i totally empathize with you and my heart is broken also. Same experience. I had to flee and move somewhere else where you can live. Canada under trudeaus leadership has become completely unlivable.
I have a big house that I could rent out but I don't trust anyone because if they loose their job I can't evict them and they will wind up staying in my house for free for years.
It is extremely foolish to rent your home out these days. You give up all of your rights to the property and lose all control of it. Sorry, but if I have to step over homeless people on the way into my empty apartment, that's the way the system is set up.
Yes be very cautious on renting out to people if you ever do. My dad had to get out of the landlord game as it was too much . Rented out to a couple that didn’t pay for 7 month. Process to try and get them out was a joke, so i had to step in .
If you ever do end wanting to rent your place heres some tips . Criminal checks and make sure they have a good job . Dont use their phone number they give you, look for the number on google and call that one.
I see a situation where Liberals and NDP will force 3rd world "temporary voters" into your empty house and apartment, or even if you have any extra space in your primary residence. "Vacant home tax" is just the beginning.
Priperty management is a real job you need to learn before you do that. Amateurs get screwed every day pros not so much.
Hi!, I am living in Vancouver 5 years, and sad to leave now , I am agree you now!!
Great video! I agree 100%. If you don't have anything thing you down here, you may as well explore other countries. Canada is a beautiful and diverse country but it's becoming a lot like Europe, where most people rent instead of own a home. I guess we are supposed to change our expectations. The Canadian dream does not include home ownership for everyone anymore. PS: I love the way you incorporated some spiritual aspects to give your viewers hope! 🤲
@@valm.5243 Thank you ☺️
Time to finally LEARN about " Europe"...
The grass looks greener on the other side but there is always a catch 😊
I honestly don't see greener grass anywhere in the world... it's just matter of deciding what to give up so that we can live..
Yeah, and the situation is even much worse here in the San Francisco Bay Area, or really throughout the West Coast of the US, as well as throughout many other parts of the US.
I heard that Bay Area is expensive 😵💫
socialists areas are rough ? i wonder why....
Try the west coast of Canada
I got accepted with full scholarship in San Francisco and still declined because I couldn't afford to rent there for the duration of a degree. And that was a long time ago. But paying rent as a Canadian in that market in USD was just not justifiable.
Yeah American dream is no longer an American dream.. I would rather leave the US and that would be my new American Dream
You summed it all up nicely!
Replace “Canada”with”America”, everything in this video would still be true. Things are the way it is around the world because of Central Banks and how money is created with our debt based system. But almost nobody knows that because it’s a well kept secret. Everyone owe it to themselves to read “Creature from Jekyll Island” by G. Edward Griffin to understand how money works, even if you majored in Economics or have a PhD in it.
Debt to the system i agree with you 100%, you are spot on, that's why i don't believe in property taxes, if property taxes do exist, it means the government still has ownership over people's property, the corporations and banks are thieves, i think the freedom of ownership was eliminated with the introduction of the fed in 1913, not many people know, but in reality people who have mortgages are debt slaves to the system of capitalism where the government has the upper hand, why do you think the housing is Overpriced and Overregulated, why people can't afford to build their own home debt free, why the government seeks to destroy the middle class, why there are too many regulations, permits, and red tapes for building a home? i think people need real revolution to free themselves from the bondage of capitalism..
Replace Canada with Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, USA, etc...the cost of living crisis is happening everywhere all at once!
No , it is particularly gone wrong in anglo-saxon countries. Dont oversocialize your misery to others.
@@gavinlew8273 I didn’t know Singapore is experiencing the same. I guess since the US petro dollar is still (albeit not for long) the world currency and all other currencies are pegged to it, it not a huge surprise.
Very, very true. It is like the crooked magician at the lowly country fair entertaining kids with cheap tricks.
The secrets behind the tricks are never revealed.
Sorry to see you go! I’m thinking the same thing once I finish my education.
I left Canada. So glad I did
I lived 15 years there , it became unlivable, not only everything is super expensive, the crime is also sky rocking , very hard to find good jobs , left 5 years ago and cant tell you how happy im about my decision.
What do you think about Canadians in general?
Where?
I work 3 weeks on, 12 hour days. I'm close to Vancouver and I couldn't afford a house even if I tried.
So what is the end game I wonder?
MAID
@@jattanu94 it seems like that's what they want lol
I live in Alberta, we do still have decent job opportunities depending on what you work in. And house prices are not quite so high as that area of BC. There are many people from BC moving here
@@elisabethclarke4633 I live in Nova Scotia, I own a house there. I'm just working in British Columbia because of the lack of opportunity in my hometown. Luckily I had the opportunity to buy at a decent price, but if I was here in British Columbia, I'd never make enough money, and I'm doing that bad.
MAIDS 💀
You are in the exact situation as I am. I am a single woman and I have a successful job. In order for me to put a down payment on a decent house in a decent neighbourhood I would not only have to drain all my savings, but I would have to work myself to death. My house would only be used to eat and sleep for a few hours a day so what would be the point of that? I’ve lived in Canada all my life. I gave my life to this country. I’ve paid so much in taxes yet a simple dream of owning my own home is so far out of reach for me 😢 Great video, thank you!
hard working people like you should be able to own a house and be protected.. im sorry to hear this...
In the western world we are in the down slope of the arc that began in the 1950s and carried us through to the 1990s and 2000s. Peace, cooperation amongst nations, economic trade and growth, prosperity for the middle class were taken for granted in western countries. But with all that also came a new phenomenon, and much of manufacturing got outsourced to less costly producers like China. Our middle class started to get eviscerated, and as imported goods got cheaper and more abundant, good paying domestic manufacturing jobs got fewer and fewer. Some blame corporations for this, but we as consumers enabled it and benefited. Now we have a wealthy class who owns real estate and the means of production, and then we have everyone else who struggle to make ends meet. With salaries having been far surpassed by real estate prices, we’re spiraling down into unaffordability and hopelessness. Add to that the general break down of international cooperation, conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, climate change, covid, and the general coarsening of social norms, and this is what we get: an unhappy, uneasy feeling and a need for change into a reasonable life we used to be able to count on. I’m afraid the worst is yet to come, this arc won’t be reversed without some tragic global event, a “great reset” (nuclear war? Climate catastrophe? Revolution? Civil wars?) to erase this legacy and allow to restart anew with greater wisdom but at a very high human cost. After all, it is the great destruction of property coming out of WW2 that kickstarted the economic boom of the 1950s and 60s.
Spot on on multiple good points..
Stay clear of commie ideology, as that is a road to nowhere in more than one way. People, who lived & escaped it, can tell you about it. I don't mean China, they are great. I meant the stalinist type ideology.
Could fix it very quickly. Kick out 5 million immigrants that have come in the last 15 years. Lower taxes by 1/3. Done. They just don't want to.
I feel the same and I'm in the same boat as you. The issue is not with this government or the previous one I think. It has more to do with how in the pursuit of more money and revenues and taxes and equity and all those money related terms, housing has turned into a luxury business venture and is no longer a basic human need or right in Canada.
yes it always starts from money, they say "follow the money" so true...
Thank you for this video. I have realized in life that "Hope is NOT a Strategy". One needs to ADAPT to the surroundings to survive and thrive, else it's just downhill.
I like your videos, hope you keep posting. I had a friend who moved to Canada (Toronto) for a PhD in 2022 (they ignored the advice of everyone around them telling them to go somewhere else) and who now regrets it (high living costs, low pay, crap weather). Where do you plan to go?
The weather is beautiful in Toronto
I am originally from Vancouver. I worked in Toronto for 11 years. I never found the weather or scenery in Toronto or Ontario nice or beautiful. You get a cold, grey, windy long winter, a short humid summer. Only the few weeks of spring and fall were pleasant. IMO.
@@sbaumgartner9848 U exchanged one shithole for another.
@@sbaumgartner9848 summer is mild. It barely gets over 30c. Toronto has four seasons. I lived in Florida, Toronto, stayed in Germany for 4 months. This is so exaggerated when people say that the weather here sucks. I feel that this is a national sport to rant about the weather. In Europe most of places have gloomy winter. Arizona, Texas, Florida are too hot, it sucks to be outside 5-6 months a year in those places. If you think about it, there are a handful amount of places where the weather really nice
@@ihor4256 Except the sun is amazing and they don't have the unlimited amount of issues dealing with sub 0 weather. So really there's only a handful of countries with awful weather, and Canada is top 3.
I love your courage to speak up and being candid about the real life in Canada. As you mentioned, Canada is a really beautiful country, unfortunately, there are a lot of things that needed to be changed here. People will hate Minister Miller with all the immigration changes he’s been implementing lately, but I see thats a good start actually to putting things back on right places. Being a former international student myself, I am personally being negatively impacted by these changes. It is what it is. The government has to do what they got to do, and if we are not comfortable with it, no one can stop is from leaving anyway..#realtalk 😢😔 Thanks for speaking up!
And to top it all off the cold climate sucks
Sad how this is so relatable to so many people
Great message. Especially the end
We have a lot of friends left canada for US of A. Canada is overun by 👳♂️
1000000%
Love this vlog\conversational style. Really refreshing 👍
thanks! 😊 I'm glad
@@Lifeofkim365 Wish the whole youtube would be just like that - just people sharing their own opinions on what really matters to them.
@@papercutandhappiness6884 that's lovely to hear :)
So sweet the ending... thank you for the sincere good wishes.
We definitely need help in Canada
Thank you :) yes 🙏🙏🙏
If you ask our prime minister he'll say we have the best economic situation of the G7.
He doesn’t admit to our massive debts.
It must be an anglosaxon thing cuzz Brexit UK also spouts this mierda ..lol.
Did he ever say anything, that was true ?
@@HuxtableTV He never said anything meaningful, most time just evade questions if that is what you are asking. Is waste of time to listen it gets no where.
@@geertstroyit's a MSM and liberal thing. Their a parasite on us all
Came to Canada in 1996 and everything you said resonates with me
It’s the same with all developed countries now. Even with some developing countries as well. Post Covid world. Canada has it slightly worse because of mass immigration and realistically only 2 major cities everyone wants to move to. But the cost of living has skyrocketed everywhere.
Yes, I agree..moving seems like a viable solution. Very expensive to live. And, there is no hope in sight
So true Canada is not the same but I can suggest the Saskatchewan and Alberta are more adorable . I grow in Quebec and move to Alberta 12 years ago and was best choice I make . Yes also I look moved over sea . 👍😉
I absolutely agree with all you said. Canada is no longer the country that I have known before. It changed a lot.
The government in Canada has lost its mind. I'm not even trying to be sarcastic or exaggerating. Leaving your keys to make it easier to be robbed is insanity! The economy doesn't work if one set of people need to respect value, while the other can just help themselves to whatever. A country where you have to work multiple jobs just to stay alive is not a country worth living in. You don't live so you could work. You work so you could live! Get out of there ASAP!
Well, they never had one. Not for this job.
They want everyone dirt poor to create veritable commie land.
All equally poor, except the privileged rulers of the dogpile. They are lavish.
You’re right. Unfortunately, Canada needs to have some changes from upper levels.
Been in Canada all my life, so does my parents and their parents and their parents.... Life in Canada went to great to shit real quick. I'm also considering leaving, I'm just unsure where to go, seems like all great country went to shit in recent years (most of Europe).
Preaching to the choir
I got the hell out of Dodge 35 years ago
justin has done quite a number with economic vandalism. division and extremism.
It's amazing, that the laws allow him to do this. It makes no sense.
@@HuxtableTV you need to understand what he represents, he represents corporations and the rich, not ordinary people, this is the most important factor when voting, but ppl fail every time because of scripts and public appearances
@@Anon-tt9rz I fully understand that, no need to explain. A person with 380 million per Forbes is unlikely to represent ordinary ones. There is nothing I like about him, other than his hair & never did. Never thought, that he would ever get, but there are plenty of banal thinkers who voted for him.
Thank you for sharing your experience here. I lived 36 years on the gulf islands, same town and no higher education as it wax of no use there - the economy of the place changed beginning in the early 2000’s. By 2021 the cost of living was untenable though I ran a cleaning company and had employees we still couldn’t afford it. So I relocated to rural Alberta where my income is a third of what it was but my cost of living is now mostly fixed. I was able to buy a home for 60k. But I have two teens who now don’t live with me full time. Quite heartbreaking actually. I feel lucky to have gotten a home and made an investment for our future but it hasn’t come easily. The town I am in is full of good people so that’s a comfort too. My ancestors came here in 1645 and sometimes I wish I could return to that old home in Europe, I imagine that the grass may be greener there. But I cannot see someone like myself or my family being able to immigrate- not the right skill base
are you still doing cleaning business? I hope your doing well.. yes some rural Alberta had/has great prices for houses, especially if one can fix/make it nice.. God bless you🙂
@@Lifeofkim365 hi Kim! Yes, I do still run the cleaning business but no longer have employees. I just clean for a half dozen clients here in the small town I live in. I hope to see more of you here on TH-cam and find out what life has in store for you and what you decide to do next if you will be leaving Canada. It’s an important topic. Everything you shared is relatable to the core. And God bless you🕊️
@@inthemakingca ah.. I see.. I hope your physical body is not hurting so much from doing cleaning job.. my job is very physically demanding too, so I appreciate/understand your job.. I used to do cleaning jobs too.. thankless job, but sure notice it, if it's not done well.. behind the scene kind of job, but very important one👍👍 Good job and God bless you and your family 🙏😊
I don't know what happened to my country, but I don't like it anymore. Cost of living is a big issue, but so are intolerant woke extremism and political polarization revolving around pseudo issues and pseudo solutions. Am counting the days to my retirement in Colombia. Am so looking forward to getting the f' out.
Born in the Us, got the Canadian citizenship through my dad. Move to Quebec 15 years ago
I’m on the same boat as you.. Canada is a living Hell!!
My cousin is leaving is 6 figures job to go Columbia next year
I’m looking to do the same in the next few years
😮
wow Columbia, I hope your cousin does well 🙏
We can all thank the Liberal party for this including their boss
This is what is defined as a "moronic Canadian worldview".
Yeah, going all the way back to the original Trudeau, Pierre.