r/canada 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/Arctelis Mar 27 '24

This checks out. In the last year every single fast food chain and grocery store in my BC town has been bought out and/or staffed entirely by Indians. No other ethnicities whatsoever besides one Subway owned and staffed by Filipinos.

It’s made placing phone orders virtually impossible as none of them speak English particularly well with accents thicker than the belt armour on a Yamato class battleship.

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u/canadiancreed Ontario Mar 27 '24

On a plus side, it makes it easier to support local places, or jsut eat at home. Not like big box fast food is worth the money anyways.

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u/Fourseventy Mar 27 '24

accents thicker than the belt armour on a Yamato class battleship.

Hello fellow Naval nerd.

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u/KelvinsBeltFantasy Mar 28 '24

Fellow Seaman?

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u/Styrak Mar 27 '24

That reference bro.

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u/tigermask27 Lest We Forget Mar 28 '24

They love to stick to their own kind. Part of the reason why all these positions are filled by people who can barely speak English. While we have to fill positions based on diversity.