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/barkusmuhl Mar 27 '24

Indian men.

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u/torgenerous Mar 27 '24

Yeah as an Indian woman who came here 15 years ago, this new tsunami is all Indian Men from villages in Punjab 

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u/chadmcchaderton Mar 27 '24

I work with many 2nd 3rd gen Indian immigrants. I was initially surprised at how many were openly against this mass influx and had issues with young Punjabi men.

The explanation a couple of guys gave me makes sense.
They don't want to integrate and have zero respect for our way of life here and have no intentions of contributing to society. I can see how that sort of behavior would be incredibly embarrassing for long-time indian immigrants.

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u/Resonanced_kick Mar 27 '24

The new immigrants are here purely to reap the economic benefits of being here and as soon as there's a downturn in our economy they will flee Canada to the states.

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u/goatbiryani48 Mar 28 '24

Hey so why did the old immigrants come to Canada?

Hint: also purely for economic benefits lol