Not a Christian, TH-cam just recommended this video to me and I didn’t even realize this was a faith based show… still really well done, all Canadians regardless of faith need to get together on this issue! Keep up the solid reporting!
You got to make that clear? Because the elements against Christians are pretty happy causing this. They blame it on global warming? In Canada? That is despicable. They blame it on the pandermic? That is despicable. This is by design, it is totally by design to starve people out and put theworld in poverty, changing the culture to get people use to this. This is 100% political to make us dependent, abuse us, nothing to do with the factors they mentioned.
Families use to be able to afford to buy houses with one income. Now even with 2 incomes Families cannot afford to buy homes. I earn about 80k a year, and there's not a chance that I could afford to buy a house. You need to earn at least $150k a year to even think about owning a home nowadays.
No actually according to the most recent Bank of Canada report to afford a house in Toronto you need a household income of at least $196,913… and even then you need to save for over 26 years to come up with a down payment. Hope prices don’t go up while you’re trying to save!
@@TM-js1hh The only people who can afford to buy a home now a days are civil servants who don't feel inflation with their annual raise whether it's good times or not. Private sector can not keep up to government.
@@hiddenpuzzles9925 That's false. Government employees annual pay raise has been capped at 1% SINCE 2019 via a bill. Governments aren't as flexible as the private sector which can increase income easier. Historically this is why during inflationary times prior to national downfall and then eventual restructuring government work becomes not worth while as the private sector far outpays it. In Russian, after collapse of the USSR, government workers had to take bribes to afford food, shelter and clothing.
Why is a basic thing to have, like education or a place to live, the most expensive things to have in life; and are considered a luxury?!? What a disgrace to live in Canada and have this an issue.
Wtf is going on. This is craziness. Start building houses. Scale back immigration. Stop money laundering happening in broad daylight. And above all, stop shutting down oil & gas!!!
if you give everyone money it’s the same as not giving anyone money but just push up inflation. During the pandemic, the main motive of handing money is to keep property tax income tax rolling so government don’t go bankrupt. If the government really wanted to help is to cut expensive cut government funding cut tax stop banks from lending out property mortgage etc if they do hand out money they should hand out to actual people with no money
We vote these people to work for us and do their best with our money, yet we never lay down our fork and spade saying enough is enough. Without the poor man, big cooperate companies will crumble and so shall stock market. They have to keep more people poor with pittance wages that they have no choice but to eat and drink the dirtiest food and water and keep on shining their shoes to keep them in comfort. Over the few years more and more people are working extra hours without pay especially those who works from home. Many people are loosing their worth as human beings and innate to others feelings too. Many are in a state of the Dripwater effect without consciously realising their own mental concepts of reality has been stolen.
A lot of the territory is uninhabited and remote. There's a big problem with getting utilities and communications infrastructure in those places apparently.
If you’re working full time and still unable to pay the mortgage, bills and food and car then you’re either living beyond your means or not budgeting well. Those on minimum wage have to be earning enough to cover the basics and not having to work two jobs to do so. Everything is increasing apart from salaries/wages and it’s no wonder so many are having to live in cars or vans due to not having enough for rent. Something has to give. London, UK
Completely different set of circumstances. I have friends and family who live in the UK, including a friend who happens to live in London. Food and utilities are much cheaper there then they are here because Brits do not have to pay sales taxes on these things. Canadians are hit with two separate sales taxes, PST (Provincial Sales Tax and GST (Good and Services Tax) on almost everything.
@@billijomaynard8924 Sure, it might be cheaper in some respects, but they always get you somewhere else. We have Council tax here which can be pretty high and paid monthly. It's about £1k pm where I live in Ealing Borough.
Typical prices in Canada > Family home in Toronto area or Vancouver: $1.0 million to buy or $2100/m rent; Basic car:$32000; Gas and car insurance:$600/m; Cellphone service $80/m; Internet $70/m; Grocery $400/m for family of four; Local transit:$120 per month per person; Drug store items: $80/m: Cloths: $100/m average for family of 4. Dental and eye care: consider average $150/m for the family. Income tax, sales tax, property tax, health care levy ($750/y if you make $72k or more) , special taxes on gasoline, alcohol will eat up at least half of your gross income. Canada is overhyped, over prized, frozen, socialist shithole. If you have choice, go to UK, Australia or US.
The people of the US and Canada are SPENDING a lot on their credit cards, and PAYING only a minimum of 100 USD a month, the average American has a credit card debt of 3500 - 5000 USD, do the Math, it will take you FOREVER to pay that debt. As an Asian who grew up in POVERTY in the Philippines, we HAVE to learn how to STRETCH out our meager resources and survive, now living here in San Diego, CA, I still carry those FRUGAL ways that I picked when I was in the Philippines and applied it to my family here, my children are also FRUGAL, we only BUY things that only need, we only drive a Toyota and Honda cars, which is CHEAPER to gas up and maintain, I do not have CREDIT card, I always PAY in cash and collect COUPONS. Live a simple life is WAY better, less CLUTTER, and LESS complicated.
Newly arrived immigrants from the Philippines are advised by many fellow Filipinos that have lived in North America for a long time that debt is good, borrow money to pay off debt and strive for a high credit score. They clearly bought into the debt trap thinking it’s the only way to survive or progress in the US and Canada. As a result, many people live beyond their means because of access to easy credit and are stuck with high interest loans from purchasing SUVs and phones. Hamster Cage Debt living is what I call this. It’s refreshing to hear people like you still exist as this credit card lifestyle was promoted heavily by banks so they can make more money from consumers.
@@robocop581 That is called Lifestyle INFLATION, many Filipinos do NOT know Financial Literacy, many are living PAYCHECK to paycheck, credit card debt, mortgage, I lived in San Diego, I saw many friends Filipinos and other nationalities who are wallowing in debts, they are driving SUV, but they are STRESS in life. I do NOT carry credit cards, I and my family are FRUGAL because we know how to be POOR while in the Philippines, we only drive a Toyota and Honda because they are cheaper to maintain and gas up. Live LESS, Less Clutter, Less Problem
Nine hundred thousand for a home explain to this blue collar worker how anyone buys a home or those that have one how they keep it. Politicians are using BS reasons why and we buy it
This was suggested to me although I’m from the USA. Affordable housing and expensive food is an issue here as well. This was a really well done report.
I am also in the US and everyone talks about affordable housing but no one wants to talk about the obvious which is that affordable is relative based on one's income
Not everybody chooses to own their own home I have a friend who has lived in a four-unit apartment building for 23 years her adult daughter lives in the next four- unit apartment to me that's crazy but that's what she chooses to do
So you want communism the dumb left cunts voted in Australia want government to own 40% of your home , let look at all taxes why you can't save for a home deposit I pay 50% tax in oz , more if I spend more
Obviously, the poor are the ones who are affected most by rising food prices. The pandemic has really affected the poor the most
Then they raise taxes to help the poor so more middle class move into the poor range.
Tell socialist that the dumb
Not a Christian, TH-cam just recommended this video to me and I didn’t even realize this was a faith based show… still really well done, all Canadians regardless of faith need to get together on this issue! Keep up the solid reporting!
I dont like labeling myself because so many people can pretend to be on your side and be bad eggs
You got to make that clear? Because the elements against Christians are pretty happy causing this. They blame it on global warming? In Canada? That is despicable. They blame it on the pandermic? That is despicable. This is by design, it is totally by design to starve people out and put theworld in poverty, changing the culture to get people use to this. This is 100% political to make us dependent, abuse us, nothing to do with the factors they mentioned.
Families use to be able to afford to buy houses with one income. Now even with 2 incomes Families cannot afford to buy homes. I earn about 80k a year, and there's not a chance that I could afford to buy a house. You need to earn at least $150k a year to even think about owning a home nowadays.
No actually according to the most recent Bank of Canada report to afford a house in Toronto you need a household income of at least $196,913… and even then you need to save for over 26 years to come up with a down payment. Hope prices don’t go up while you’re trying to save!
@@TM-js1hh The only people who can afford to buy a home now a days are civil servants who don't feel inflation with their annual raise whether it's good times or not. Private sector can not keep up to government.
what city do you live in?
You can with your income but it will be NOT Toronto or so like. Northern Ontario welcome you.
@@hiddenpuzzles9925 That's false. Government employees annual pay raise has been capped at 1% SINCE 2019 via a bill. Governments aren't as flexible as the private sector which can increase income easier. Historically this is why during inflationary times prior to national downfall and then eventual restructuring government work becomes not worth while as the private sector far outpays it. In Russian, after collapse of the USSR, government workers had to take bribes to afford food, shelter and clothing.
Why is a basic thing to have, like education or a place to live, the most expensive things to have in life; and are considered a luxury?!? What a disgrace to live in Canada and have this an issue.
Do you know how many abandoned Schools there are in Ontario??? OMG! There is no reason for homelessness other then GREED!
You should lodged them
You shouldnt lodge thém
Wtf is going on. This is craziness. Start building houses. Scale back immigration. Stop money laundering happening in broad daylight. And above all, stop shutting down oil & gas!!!
I called bulls&$# on climate change and Covid for the price of food
It is probably cheaper to buy a plot of land and copy that house then to buy the old one.
We the people have had enough. I feel we are heading toward a worldwide depression.people want to live
Lower the cost of living across the board.
Blame governmemt , in leftiest state in Australia poverty more and taxes more
When the mortgages go skyrocketing then the rents go skyrocketing as well
How long will the governments and NGOs blame corporate greed on Covid?
I've been homeless 9 years after an out of work injury, I can't afford to rent a room in a house so I can get a job.
we need strong leadership to hand people money !! but isnt that what pushes inflation higher ? the whole system is funny
if you give everyone money it’s the same as not giving anyone money but just push up inflation. During the pandemic, the main motive of handing money is to keep property tax income tax rolling so government don’t go bankrupt. If the government really wanted to help is to cut expensive cut government funding cut tax stop banks from lending out property mortgage etc if they do hand out money they should hand out to actual people with no money
We vote these people to work for us and do their best with our money, yet we never lay down our fork and spade saying enough is enough. Without the poor man, big cooperate companies will crumble and so shall stock market.
They have to keep more people poor with pittance wages that they have no choice but to eat and drink the dirtiest food and water and keep on shining their shoes to keep them in comfort.
Over the few years more and more people are working extra hours without pay especially those who works from home.
Many people are loosing their worth as human beings and innate to others feelings too.
Many are in a state of the Dripwater effect without consciously realising their own mental concepts of reality has been stolen.
@@binilee4753
Just like without the rich man, poor people wouldn't have a pot to pee in let alone a job and cheque to pay for said pot.
@@binilee4753 how much taxes killing your savings in Canada
Drop the income tax ... dont give people money! Then no one will work
Housing in Canada is 50 to 91% overvalued
the goverment needs to stop donating, stop throwing out peoples money
But they won’t ! we told 2 years ago this will happen and stock pile !
They also dump lots of food
And claims it back tax for spoilage
Too many immigrants, and overseas buyers allowed to buy investment properties
Thanks to lax immigration laws.
Here in Powell River BC we have to have about three tenants to cover a rent as high as one thousand or more
CANADA BECAME SOO EXPENSIVE THAT PEOPLE ARE LEAVING THE COUNTRY.
Why my cousin moved from NZ to Canada , Canada taxes are low compared to new Zealand
Same in Ireland !
Yes benefits are inadequate
With the huge land mass area of Canada, why can't they build more affordable housing projects on those lands to address the expensive housing crisis.
Zoning laws and landlords preferring to build condos due to rental units having too many government restrictions.
A lot of the territory is uninhabited and remote. There's a big problem with getting utilities and communications infrastructure in those places apparently.
If you’re working full time and still unable to pay the mortgage, bills and food and car then you’re either living beyond your means or not budgeting well. Those on minimum wage have to be earning enough to cover the basics and not having to work two jobs to do so. Everything is increasing apart from salaries/wages and it’s no wonder so many are having to live in cars or vans due to not having enough for rent. Something has to give. London, UK
Completely different set of circumstances. I have friends and family who live in the UK, including a friend who happens to live in London. Food and utilities are much cheaper there then they are here because Brits do not have to pay sales taxes on these things. Canadians are hit with two separate sales taxes, PST (Provincial Sales Tax and GST (Good and Services Tax) on almost everything.
@@billijomaynard8924 Sure, it might be cheaper in some respects, but they always get you somewhere else. We have Council tax here which can be pretty high and paid monthly. It's about £1k pm where I live in Ealing Borough.
Ha....What's the saying "Until they stop Fluffing their wigs and look in on their tenements they'll never know what is the truth in reality"
@@1972dsrai Council tax in canada if far more. There are no bands. Big houses can 10k plus a year
Seniors should be tax exempted after a certain age
But Canada barely has any young people to tax to cover that.
Typical prices in Canada > Family home in Toronto area or Vancouver: $1.0 million to buy or $2100/m rent; Basic car:$32000; Gas and car insurance:$600/m; Cellphone service $80/m; Internet $70/m; Grocery $400/m for family of four; Local transit:$120 per month per person; Drug store items: $80/m: Cloths: $100/m average for family of 4. Dental and eye care: consider average $150/m for the family. Income tax, sales tax, property tax, health care levy ($750/y if you make $72k or more) , special taxes on gasoline, alcohol will eat up at least half of your gross income. Canada is overhyped, over prized, frozen, socialist shithole. If you have choice, go to UK, Australia or US.
Uk ???? You're living in a false reality
Dude, US healthcare system sucks ass and is expensive as hell. You don't care about getting medically bankrupt, then move here in the corrupt USA.
Lool, don't go to the UK. Brexit has caused havoc within the UK!! It's horrible there. Speaking from a Brit born and raised in London.
@@robertdeus4262
Just like you don't care about not being able to get a family doctor or dying in the waiting room due to staff shortages in Canada.
@@shauncameron8390 Do you live in Canada?
Very good program to give to.
0.25 to borrow money makes it easy for the big guy to buy everything. BOC`s fault.
The people of the US and Canada are SPENDING a lot on their credit cards, and PAYING only a minimum of 100 USD a month, the average American has a credit card debt of 3500 - 5000 USD, do the Math, it will take you FOREVER to pay that debt. As an Asian who grew up in POVERTY in the Philippines, we HAVE to learn how to STRETCH out our meager resources and survive, now living here in San Diego, CA, I still carry those FRUGAL ways that I picked when I was in the Philippines and applied it to my family here, my children are also FRUGAL, we only BUY things that only need, we only drive a Toyota and Honda cars, which is CHEAPER to gas up and maintain, I do not have CREDIT card, I always PAY in cash and collect COUPONS. Live a simple life is WAY better, less CLUTTER, and LESS complicated.
Newly arrived immigrants from the Philippines are advised by many fellow Filipinos that have lived in North America for a long time that debt is good, borrow money to pay off debt and strive for a high credit score. They clearly bought into the debt trap thinking it’s the only way to survive or progress in the US and Canada. As a result, many people live beyond their means because of access to easy credit and are stuck with high interest loans from purchasing SUVs and phones. Hamster Cage Debt living is what I call this. It’s refreshing to hear people like you still exist as this credit card lifestyle was promoted heavily by banks so they can make more money from consumers.
@@robocop581 That is called Lifestyle INFLATION, many Filipinos do NOT know Financial Literacy, many are living PAYCHECK to paycheck, credit card debt, mortgage, I lived in San Diego, I saw many friends Filipinos and other nationalities who are wallowing in debts, they are driving SUV, but they are STRESS in life. I do NOT carry credit cards, I and my family are FRUGAL because we know how to be POOR while in the Philippines, we only drive a Toyota and Honda because they are cheaper to maintain and gas up. Live LESS, Less Clutter, Less Problem
That’s a good way to live!
Taxes go up your household debt goes up , it worse in Australia
In New Zealand unleaded petrol is now NZD3.00 per litre 😳😳
Yep it’s €2 a litre in Ireland .
On behalf of the Cree.. I'm disappointed
Nine hundred thousand for a home explain to this blue collar worker how anyone buys a home or those that have one how they keep it. Politicians are using BS reasons why and we buy it
This was suggested to me although I’m from the USA. Affordable housing and expensive food is an issue here as well. This was a really well done report.
I am also in the US and everyone talks about affordable housing but no one wants to talk about the obvious which is that affordable is relative based on one's income
Yes.
From those wise words from our affluenza crimeminster " I never had to worry about money "
Set for life with a great pension for doing nothing but virtue signalling.
@@hiddenpuzzles9925
Thanks to his late virtue-signalling trust-fund baby communist-sympathizing PM father.
People shouldn't have to beg or ask for anything, we need a UBI, it's the only dignified way to resolve this issue
and what do you think a fair UBI would be?
@@royharper2003 middle class & upper class will pay higher taxes , so prices will go up they own business
There's nothing dignified about UBI or living on money you didn't earn.
Yes dummies, corruption everywhere
Taxes and inflation
naw i dont think its a factor
Tell me about???what kinda reporter is this!!!?
Desperately needs a land giveaway. Give ppl some stimulus check
They already did that in 2020-21.
This is sad. The West is over.
Nobody should be a tenant, ELIMINATE LANDLORDS AND LET PPL OWN THEIR OWN PLACE
Not everybody chooses to own their own home I have a friend who has lived in a four-unit apartment building for 23 years her adult daughter lives in the next four- unit apartment to me that's crazy but that's what she chooses to do
So you want communism the dumb left cunts voted in Australia want government to own 40% of your home , let look at all taxes why you can't save for a home deposit I pay 50% tax in oz , more if I spend more
This is what happens when a drama teacher runs our country.
A drama teacher and trust-fund baby to be exact.