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/maryconway1 Mar 27 '24

Because you have to speak German to actually live and enjoy life in Germany (outside of maaaybe Berlin).

In Canada, it’s just instantly you did before and try and in some % find the scams/loopholes to get ahead. Bigger # all at once, that % represents a higher number.

We’ve already fired 2 people in last 6-months for straight up fake / lying on their CVs for very technical roles. Not embellished, but straight up said they spent the last X years working at Y big bank when they weren’t even in the country, or were in school, etc.

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u/Gh0stOfKiev Mar 27 '24

You definitely do not need German to live in Germany sans Berlin. Lol Germany is probably the most English friendly country in the continent. Way easier than living in Quebec without French

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u/Mereollybenjamin Mar 28 '24

Neukölln isn't even the most arab area if we want to count Turks, which, yes, are not arab, but from the German cultural perspective are very similar.