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11-02-2020, 01:50 PM
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Canadians GTFIH.
By Canadians, I mean REAL Canadians. Not the uber-liberal queers.
I'm on the outside looking in. My brahs over there facetime me every few days, and when I ask them what it's like they shake their heads in disappointment. All they talk about is getting the F out and things they want to do when "stage 2" is over.
So... Serious question... What's the oppression like?
I'm on the outside looking in. My brahs over there facetime me every few days, and when I ask them what it's like they shake their heads in disappointment. All they talk about is getting the F out and things they want to do when "stage 2" is over.
So... Serious question... What's the oppression like?
11-02-2020, 01:54 PM
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quick someone send money to this guy to fix his ears


11-02-2020, 01:55 PM
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Our economic depression will last a long time. We have a leader who not only doesn’t embrace what Canada does well (oil and gas) but is actively trying to destroy it. The US is recovering at such a rapid rate because trump understand the key to economic viability is through energy independence. Our leaders sorely lack this insight.
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11-02-2020, 01:59 PM
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its brutal they literally destroyed Toronto. Its been a mass exodus of people leaving the city.
11-02-2020, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted By AustinMathews34⏩
I've heard that a ton of people leaving Toronto/GTA are flooding smaller towns/cities like London. Selling their expensive homes in the GTA and buying 2-3 properties in London thus driving home prices over there higher. Many locals in the smaller towns/cities are now unable to afford buying a home.its brutal they literally destroyed Toronto. Its been a mass exodus of people leaving the city.
Sounds kind of like what's going on in Vancouver/BC.
11-02-2020, 02:02 PM
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Wanna know how bad it is, even our (Montreal) fukin libraries are closed because of the covid lmao. Gyms (including pools and other sports venues), dine in and bars have been closed for a few weeks now and still going until November 23rd. On that day they will reconsider depending on the amount of cases.
Local restaurants and businesses closing left and right. Montreal is currently a dump and I regret moving back here, even temporarily. Will gtfo asap.
Local restaurants and businesses closing left and right. Montreal is currently a dump and I regret moving back here, even temporarily. Will gtfo asap.
11-02-2020, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted By luckyboy23⏩
yes probably. the homeinflation does bleed into the rest of the GTA. Ive always lived in Toronto and its sad to just see a great city be destroyed before my eyes. So many mom&pops dying everyday due to the government slow bleed. Even alot of Starbucks are shutting down (sign of the economic climate).I've heard that a ton of people leaving Toronto/GTA are flooding smaller towns/cities like London. Selling their expensive homes in the GTA and buying 2-3 properties in London thus driving home prices over there higher. Many locals in the smaller towns/cities are now unable to afford buying a home.
Sounds kind of like what's going on in Vancouver/BC.
Sounds kind of like what's going on in Vancouver/BC.
11-02-2020, 02:05 PM
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In Ottawa atm. Gyms are closed here but might reopen Saturday (I pray to God they do). Really want to go to the clubs again also reopen chit plz idc if i get the Chinese virus i got a 99.7% chance of surviving
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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩
I usually go to Montreal a couple times a year because its a nice and fun trip that doesn't take too much travel time. But I haven't gone the syear because there's no nightlife or restaurants which are the main reasons to go. Sad.Wanna know how bad it is, even our (Montreal) fukin libraries are closed because of the covid lmao. Gyms (including pools and other sports venues), dine in and bars have been closed for a few weeks now and still going until November 23rd. On that day they will reconsider depending on the amount of cases.
Local restaurants and businesses closing left and right. Montreal is currently a dump and I regret moving back here, even temporarily. Will gtfo asap.
Local restaurants and businesses closing left and right. Montreal is currently a dump and I regret moving back here, even temporarily. Will gtfo asap.
11-02-2020, 02:07 PM
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Idk who you're speaking to, none of my friends in Alberta, or Northern and Southern Ontario are too upset right now. Canada is in a much better shape than the vast majority of western nations. We're gonna be fine brah. Our government is working well at the provincial and federal level WRT the corona virus. And just lol at the ******* who said somehow the US is doing better than we are. Brb grandma and grandpa dead because you can't wear mask.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
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11-02-2020, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted By AustinMathews34⏩
It's absolutely disgraceful. The city has one of the, if not the, best night life in Canada and it has been slaughtered. With that venue and the hospitality sector dead, I have no idea how it will bounce back, if ever.I usually go to Montreal a couple times a year because its a nice and fun trip that doesn't take too much travel time. But I haven't gone the syear because there's no nightlife or restaurants which are the main reasons to go. Sad.
Originally Posted By CockHorse⏩
100%, there are literally flyers for communism "workshops" at the local parks, will take a picture next time I walk by one. Casual defund the SPVM flyers, Hammer and Sickle graffitis with some bs about "down with the bourgeoisie", etc. And this is in a somewhat normal neighborhood, aka not in the ******* village or the weirdo art community. It's a fukin joke and I hope the Island sinks one day. Yes I'm pissed.I shed no tears for Ontario / Quebec. Not suggesting you guys made this happen but your provinces did.
Massive soy patch.
Massive soy patch.
edit: My point is not to be taken as fact that this is the state of Canada, just that Montreal has a huge socialist population.
11-02-2020, 02:15 PM
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I am Canadian and when I returned home mid covid lockdown back in June I was held up at the border for more than 10 minutes... Usually it's a 1 minute interaction. Border agent was just grilling me with question and question followed with paperwork requests. As a Canadian I was sitting there in my car with my a$$hole clinched not knowing WTF this guy was going to do to me when I'm coming back to my own country of birth. Guy was telling me there are million dollar fines and imprisonment if quarantine was not followed and blah blah blalh.
CBSA kept calling my home for "wellness" checks but they were more investigative. Asking chit like what I have eaten, how I got my food, who brought it, do I have fresh air... Couldn't stand it anymore. Dipped back out the country 3 days later.. Even if my plates were ran by a cop on the streets they would know I'm supposed to be in quarantine therefore they know I'm "breaking the law"... Or so they say.
CBSA kept calling my home for "wellness" checks but they were more investigative. Asking chit like what I have eaten, how I got my food, who brought it, do I have fresh air... Couldn't stand it anymore. Dipped back out the country 3 days later.. Even if my plates were ran by a cop on the streets they would know I'm supposed to be in quarantine therefore they know I'm "breaking the law"... Or so they say.
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Originally Posted By freshnevafrozen⏩
Youre literally just wrong lmao. Look at the rental vacancies. Rents across the boards are down like 25-30%. All universities are Zoom now you think those students are still living in the city? Home prices are stable but its irrelevant as people buy homes for investment purposes. The rentals, which people rent to LIVE in are at super high vacancy rates right now.Idk who you're speaking to, none of my friends in Alberta, or Northern and Southern Ontario are too upset right now. Canada is in a much better shape than the vast majority of western nations. We're gonna be fine brah. Our government is working well at the provincial and federal level WRT the corona virus. And just lol at the ******* who said somehow the US is doing better than we are. Brb grandma and grandpa dead because you can't wear mask.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
Weird troll.
11-02-2020, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩
I hate it. It really sucks. I never had the time to travel due to work. Then the plandemic hit and got laid off and now had all the time in the world. But now I have the time to travel there's no point because everything, everywhere in Canada is shut down basically. All you can do now is rot at home and watch these morally bankrupt human trash politicians destroy our home.It's absolutely disgraceful. The city has one of the, if not the, best night life in Canada and it has been slaughtered. With that venue and the hospitality sector dead, I have no idea how it will bounce back, if ever.
11-02-2020, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted By freshnevafrozen⏩
LOL at this and LOL at that and LOL at you. None of these talking points are bogus as you say, your post sounds like someone whose coping by being in denial. You completely lost me with your final sentence.Idk who you're speaking to, none of my friends in Alberta, or Northern and Southern Ontario are too upset right now. Canada is in a much better shape than the vast majority of western nations. We're gonna be fine brah. Our government is working well at the provincial and federal level WRT the corona virus. And just lol at the ******* who said somehow the US is doing better than we are. Brb grandma and grandpa dead because you can't wear mask.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
People ARE leaving toronto for the burbs and smaller towns. I know of two people personally and they know of many more... It's totally feasible with all this work from home crap. That's all I'm going to mention about that because you're going to be on the defensive no matter what.
*Spoiler* I know of one other person who works for the government in Canada "from home" but they've been in California "working from home" for the last 7 months. Getting paid dat dere Canadian tax money and living it up in Southern California.
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Originally Posted By AustinMathews34⏩
Rents are down because of online schooling. Online school isn't going to happen for the next five years. These people are gonna flood the rental market right after schools let in class education return.Youre literally just wrong lmao. Look at the rental vacancies. Rents across the boards are down like 25-30%. All universities are Zoom now you think those students are still living in the city? Home prices are stable but its irrelevant as people buy homes for investment purposes. The rentals, which people rent to LIVE in are at super high vacancy rates right now.
Weird troll.
Weird troll.
And you're grossly overestimating the amount of secondary properties that the general public can afford to buy for investments. And you don't buy investment properties for cities that are collapsing. The people of Toronto understand corona is not a long term thing and are buying properties because mortgage rates are low. We're doing fine you *******.
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11-02-2020, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted By AustinMathews34⏩
Calgary is doing the rapid testing at the airport to limit quarantine down to 48 hours. I though Toronto was doing something similarI hate it. It really sucks. I never had the time to travel due to work. Then the plandemic hit and got laid off and now had all the time in the world. But now I have the time to travel there's no point because everything, everywhere in Canada is shut down basically. All you can do now is rot at home and watch these morally bankrupt human trash politicians destroy our home.
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11-02-2020, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted By freshnevafrozen⏩
Again weird troll. I live at Yonge/Bloor right now and have lived here (in Toronto/North York) the last 20 years. The city is dead. Im moving back home and my landlord actually asked me to stay and pay 1700 for my 1 bedroom Yorkville condo.Rents are down because of online schooling. Online school isn't going to happen for the next five years. These people are gonna flood the rental market right after schools let in class education return.
And you're grossly overestimating the amount of secondary properties that the general public can afford to buy for investments. And you don't buy investment properties for cities that are collapsing. The people of Toronto understand corona is not a long term thing and are buying properties because mortgage rates are low. We're doing fine you *******.
And you're grossly overestimating the amount of secondary properties that the general public can afford to buy for investments. And you don't buy investment properties for cities that are collapsing. The people of Toronto understand corona is not a long term thing and are buying properties because mortgage rates are low. We're doing fine you *******.
Sounds like you bought a rental property and are holding the bag.
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Originally Posted By luckyboy23⏩
Lol at you. Loling at your personal anecdotes being the basis for your entire argument. There's articles literally every year about how "Toronto citizens are fleeing to suburbs to avoid <covid, housing prices, crime, lack of jobs, cost of living>" Yet the population rises every single year.LOL at this and LOL at that and LOL at you. None of these talking points are bogus as you say, your post sounds like someone whose coping by being in denial. You completely lost me with your final sentence.
People ARE leaving toronto for the burbs and smaller towns. I know of two people personally and they know of many more... It's totally feasible with all this work from home crap. That's all I'm going to mention about that because you're going to be on the defensive no matter what.
*Spoiler* I know of one other person who works for the government in Canada "from home" but they've been in California "working from home" for the last 7 months. Getting paid dat dere Canadian tax money and living it up in Southern California.
People ARE leaving toronto for the burbs and smaller towns. I know of two people personally and they know of many more... It's totally feasible with all this work from home crap. That's all I'm going to mention about that because you're going to be on the defensive no matter what.
*Spoiler* I know of one other person who works for the government in Canada "from home" but they've been in California "working from home" for the last 7 months. Getting paid dat dere Canadian tax money and living it up in Southern California.
Originally Posted By AustinMathews34⏩
You live in downtown of a major city in the world during a pandemic that has people locked down and business shuttered. Gee I wonder why it seems so dead compared to years before.Again weird troll. I live at Yonge/Bloor right now and have lived here (in Toronto/North York) the last 20 years. The city is dead. Im moving back home and my landlord actually asked me to stay and pay 1700 for my 1 bedroom Yorkville condo.
Sounds like you bought a rental property and are holding the bag.
Sounds like you bought a rental property and are holding the bag.
I live in York region. Lol at you Toronto-cels.
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Originally Posted By freshnevafrozen⏩
I can understand why you're so upset and defensive... Buckle down for the covid ride! Jokes on you though.Lol at you. Loling at your personal anecdotes being the basis for your entire argument. There's articles literally every year about how "Toronto citizens are fleeing to suburbs to avoid <covid, housing prices, crime, lack of jobs, cost of living>" Yet the population rises every single year.
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Originally Posted By AustinMathews34⏩
There's definitely and ego/chip on his shoulder and this thread rubbed him the wrong way. Cope is cope.Again weird troll. I live at Yonge/Bloor right now and have lived here (in Toronto/North York) the last 20 years. The city is dead. Im moving back home and my landlord actually asked me to stay and pay 1700 for my 1 bedroom Yorkville condo.
Sounds like you bought a rental property and are holding the bag.
Sounds like you bought a rental property and are holding the bag.
GL to you though brah. Was born in Calgary and grew up in/around the GTA. Pros and cons to everything, just was never really my type of place. I just want my mansion on Lakeshore one day maybe.
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Originally Posted By luckyboy23⏩
Only here because of the work opportunities. otherwise id live in BC by the mountains or in quebecThere's definitely and ego/chip on his shoulder and this thread rubbed him the wrong way. Cope is cope.
GL to you though brah. Was born in Calgary and grew up in/around the GTA. Pros and cons to everything, just was never really my type of place. I just want my mansion on Lakeshore one day maybe.
GL to you though brah. Was born in Calgary and grew up in/around the GTA. Pros and cons to everything, just was never really my type of place. I just want my mansion on Lakeshore one day maybe.
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Originally Posted By freshnevafrozen⏩
This post can't be real tea. Negging just in case.Idk who you're speaking to, none of my friends in Alberta, or Northern and Southern Ontario are too upset right now. Canada is in a much better shape than the vast majority of western nations. We're gonna be fine brah. Our government is working well at the provincial and federal level WRT the corona virus. And just lol at the ******* who said somehow the US is doing better than we are. Brb grandma and grandpa dead because you can't wear mask.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
No, prices for homes aren't going down in Toronto (Verifiable fact, if your point about people leaving Toronto in record numbers were true then prices would plummet) and there isn't a flight into the suburbs (LOL-ing eternally at you thinking people want to live in London)
95% capacity in the ICU right now guys. Whether you think Covid kills or not is irrelevant. Our healthcare system will not function when it's at maximum capacity. It's best we just weather this corona **** for another few months and come out the other side with a positive outlook.
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Besides gym recently closing and going out to eat, i havent been personally affected by the shutdowns. Saves me a ton of money and gives me more to invest.
11-02-2020, 03:13 PM
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Have to drive 40 mins away to go to the gym srs
Sucks ass bro.
Sucks ass bro.
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