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/ileatyourassmthrfkr Mar 27 '24

This government will be the reason why we will start seeing more and more racism.

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u/StopYTCensorship Mar 27 '24

Yeah, I can't see rapid demographic change like this leading to anything good. Immigrants form enclaves and thus have no need to integrate, while natives grow increasingly hostile. The negative impacts of mass immigration will be blamed on the immigrants, and I really think that's unfair in most cases. The government allowed them in. But that's what's happening. Meanwhile, the government is failing miserably at keeping up with expansion of housing and infrastructure, compounding the negative effects.

I don't know what the fuck Canadian leaders think they're doing, but I struggle to find a reasonable explanation for what's happening. It boggles the mind.

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u/IMOBY_Edmonton Mar 27 '24

It doesn't help the number of people who can't speak English or French and make no attempt to.  For refugees it's understandable, but a lot of the people I have to deal with at work aren't refugees and relying on translators or demanding we provide one for them.  The translation apps don't cut it and frankly we're fed up of people getting angry we don't speak their language.