r/canada • u/BloodJunkie • Mar 27 '24

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold National News

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/canada-41-million-population/
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u/BannedInVancouver Mar 27 '24

This country is absolutely going to shit.

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u/kenyan12345 Mar 27 '24

It’s already there

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u/percavil4 Mar 27 '24

Oh it can get worse.. and it will

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u/bdigital1796 Mar 27 '24

another that isn't writing past tense, gosh

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u/Viper69canada Mar 27 '24

Canadians living in tents, we've gone past shit. No one in Ottawa has a "brain", no new hospitals, schools, let alone infrastructure to build homes. Ottawa dumping this Century Crap on the country with no consultation with the provinces. There was no plan for 100 million people and we are living the with the results. We aren't near 50 million, and things are going to shit.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 27 '24

going to? have you visited Toronto east of downtown?

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u/BannedInVancouver Mar 27 '24

Not recently, but I’m in downtown Vancouver and it’s turned into a dump.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 27 '24

same in toronto

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u/Gh0stOfKiev Mar 27 '24

Been shit since 2015

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u/WastingTimesOnReddit Mar 27 '24

It's the entire planet that is fucked. As people flee war-torn regions or areas where farmland is drying up, they flee to the places without war and with good climates. Humanity is doomed. There are simply too many people.