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Originally Posted by Huggles
How come when you look around Canada, things are so much worse in 2023 than 2013?
I mean, compare the homelessless, overdoses, housing prices, and birthrates in 2023 compared to 2003.
Canada is in a nose-dive of quality of life.
Imagine if we could look up the average age people can move out of their parent's house. We have people 30+ living at home and not starting families because we are importing 4,500+ people per day. This drives down wages and drives up real estate.
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Where do you get your info from? In Canada, the services sector is really taking off. It's now a huge part of the economy, making up about 70% of the GDP. Plus, it's not just growing, it's also offering some pretty well-paying jobs, especially in fields like science and tech.
https://www.rbcwealthmanagement.com/...cade-of-change
Women in Canada are killing it in the workforce and making more money too:
https://www.rbcwealthmanagement.com/...cade-of-change. We are bouncing back from Covid (See
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/.../00002-eng.htm and
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/.../00001-eng.htm). Green energy has taken off and doing really well (see
https://www.cer-rec.gc.ca/en/data-an...-pathways.html)... Things are fucking good here man... why do you feel so bad about Canada? It's none of my business, but maybe you hit something personal recently? If you don't want to talk about it no worries.
I forgot to mention - the Canadian dollar is worth less than the US dollar but that is a good thing at least for you and me and for all other businesses in Canada that sell their goods and services to the US. $1.00 USD = $1.333847 Canadian (as of Dec 19 2023 7:22pm EDT), which is freaking awesome. Hopefully you are taking advantage of this like I am.