Почему все новые иммигранты неудачники и обречены на провал в Канаде? Подружись с математикой.

https://t.me/fuckcheaplife — my Telegram channel In this video, I analyze the current poverty situation in Canada, compare the situation to the COVID-19 pandemic, and explain why things have only gotten worse for many people since the pandemic. Canada often appears to have a high standard of living, but if you live here, things aren't so rosy; rents eat up half your average salary. 📍 Briefly, by the numbers: — In 2023, about 10.2% of Canadians lived below the poverty line—that's about one in ten people. — For comparison, in 2020, during COVID, poverty fell to 6.4%. Not because everyone suddenly got rich, but because there were emergency payments and government support. — As soon as this support began to be withdrawn, the numbers began to rise again:  • 7.4% — in 2021  • 9.9% — in 2022  • 10.2% — in 2023 In fact, we've almost returned to pre-COVID levels. Yes, if you look at the long term, poverty has seemingly been declining since 2015 (it was about 14.5% then), but now this progress has practically stopped, and in some provinces it's even worse than before the pandemic. 💡 Why did this happen? During COVID, the government really helped people—payments, benefits, family support. This temporarily pulled many out of poverty. But then the payments ended, and inflation in 2022–2023 hit everyone: rent, food, utilities, gasoline—everything went up. As a result, people with low and middle incomes found themselves in the red again. 📌 Who suffers the most: — Single people, single parents and families with children, people living in northern regions, and Indigenous people. 💬 In this video, you'll learn: — Why poverty in Canada is growing after the pandemic — How COVID temporarily improved the situation — ​​Who is most vulnerable today — And why official statistics often don't match real life. I'll show you the real situation on the streets of Toronto again. A special word about new immigrants. Many come to Canada hoping for a normal life right away, but they quickly face reality. Housing is expensive, everything has to be paid for upfront, and money disappears instantly. Finding a job is difficult, especially at the beginning, even if you have experience and education; without a Canadian passport, it's harder to find a job. #canada #toronto #poverty #Canada2026 #immigrationtocanada