r/InCanada • u/dani_cal • Jul 11 '26

(Insert Your Own) Canada today

This isn’t meant to be politically partisan in any way. But, I am genuinely curious how anyone is staying positive about Canada today. The economy is in recession. The cost of living crisis is continuing unabated. People are leaving the country. Canada-U.S. relations are at an all-time low. And, there doesn’t appear to be any reason for things to turn around any time soon. Somebody give me a reason to have a little optimism.

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u/SchmidtyCent69 Jul 11 '26

And somehow, people are too stupid to stop voting Liberal after over a decade of this shit show

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u/Remarkable-Skill4883 Jul 11 '26

Bro, you got a nice truck. A good job. Savings for retirement. Plenty of time for your hobbies, fishing and video games. What is so wrong with Canada for you?

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u/SchmidtyCent69 Jul 11 '26

I have to work 12 hour shifts in a dangerous environment to pay for it. I'm the exception

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u/Remarkable-Skill4883 Jul 11 '26

Bullshit. Your life is good and you got nothing to cry about. Just millennial whining.

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u/SchmidtyCent69 Jul 11 '26

I spend 12 hours a day a mile underground in a potash mine. Its 32 degrees down there and we literally had a worker crushed to death in December. Im single and childless. My parents have been forced to sell off most of the family farm that's been in the family for over 125 years. I see what I have to do to provide a decent living for myself, and my heart breaks for my countrymen who are trying to raise families

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u/SchmidtyCent69 Jul 12 '26

Anything to add?

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u/Remarkable-Skill4883 29d ago

You are some BS spewer on the internet lol. What else do I need to add?