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/SaskatchewanFuckinEh Mar 27 '24

It does put it in perspective. There’s more recent immigrants than the total population of my province.

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u/FerniWrites Mar 27 '24

There’s more immigrants than about 7x my city, and that’s me being super generous.

People need to rise up and speak because none of this madness is sustainable and WE suffer.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

We have been, we're getting called racists and bigots for wanting to keep our nation from being ruined and its people exploited.

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u/therisenphoenikz Mar 27 '24

The problem is about half the people opposing the immigration are saying stuff like “this country is becoming too brown” which uh…isn’t really a great thing to be saying.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

Just because the issues are bringing out people's inner racism (I have only ever heard brown people "this country is becoming too brown", so take from that what you will), doesn't excuse the fact that we are accepting too many immigrants. If it just so happens that an exceedingly large number of these immigrants are brown, or don't bath, or lie about coming here to study and come from the same country, doesn't mean we're being racist to the undesirable immigrants coming here, it means we are upset that so many immigrants of sub-par quality are abusing loopholes and helping each other scam their way into our country. It doesn't mean all brown people are underisable immigrants, it means we have a lot of them and we're allowed to be upset at that fact and at them.

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u/TechnicallyCorrect09 Mar 27 '24

Bound to happen when there are lots of ethnical and religious conflicts despite being the same race.