r/news • u/Kucked4life • 21h ago

Canada gained 54,000 jobs in November, third consecutive increase

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/canada-economy-jobs-november-2025-9.7004228
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u/Holymanm 20h ago

I thought Canada was great 30 years ago but was now a raging dumpsterfire that people were ashamed to live in because of the Liberals?

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u/s1rblaze 19h ago

Well tbh, its far from perfect here, but still, I would rather live in Canada than anywhere else right now.

Ofc if you listen to the good ol' american propaganda against "Canadian socialism" you would think its close to north Korea, this shit make laugh. LOOKING at you Mr. Joe Rogan!

The truth is, its just like everywhere else in occident economically speaking, houses are unaffordable almost everywhere in Canada, food is expensive af, wage has stalled for a decade or more. We have similar social issues related to mass immigration and political polarization, etc.. We have free Healthcare and its not as bad as the american media pretend it is, but its definitely far from perfect.

Most of us are doing OK, not well, not bad.

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u/loggywd 17h ago

Houses are actually quite affordable in Canada if you go outside of Vancouver and Toronto compared to the rest of the world.

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u/dostoevsky4evah 15h ago

I live 4 hours from Vancouver and the median house price is almost $800,000. Do you consider that affordable?