That's what your great Canadian leaders want, easy gravy train, why sell resources, educate, when you can just sucker rich people to come here and bring their money. That's as green as possible, don't have to sell any fossil fuels. Don't have to spend a dime and these suckers come, let's milk them dry.
Just look at the international students, all the schools are saying they are going broke, cuz the easy gravy train is gone. Why else would you charge x3 cost if you're providing the same education.
You want to milk these people dry + have your cake? Yet now complain that these people you milked brought too much money so your locals with less competitive education, less competitive economy due to tax rules and regulations can't survive due to systemic incompetence and short sightedness.
Look at the shitty arrive can, sure blame the new guy that you just suckered and milked dry for your problems.
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Originally Posted by Hondaracer
If all you’re bringing to Canada is money, you’re a drain on society and part of the problem we face today.
I don’t think anyone is blaming a hard working business owner that employs people, is part of the community etc. even if you’re just an average working person, that never leaves Richmond, can’t speak English, isn’t engrained in the “Canadian lifestyle” it’s perfectly fine.
If all you’re doing here is coming here, purchasing property, and funneling money into Canada from elsewhere to buy property and prop up your lifestyle, yea, you’re 100% part of the problems we face today. And this is obviously a very real problem with the stories being brought to light of all these “home makers” getting millions and millions in mortgages.
All that shit obviously artificially inflates the value even more than general speculation, so if there ever was a time when all that hit the fan, the outcomes would be catastrophic for, again, “regular” people (of all ethnicities hehe) who would take a massive hit if their property values were less than their mortgage.
Which, I don’t think is likely but it’s this shell game we play in Canada with real estate
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