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    Eine bahnbrechende Rezession stiehlt jungen Kanadiern die Zukunft

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    1. SaveTheGroundhogs on

      „ELBOWS UP!. Say it 100 times and I guess people will forget about their declining quality of life. “ – Official LPC Mantra

    3. ChroniclesOfSarnia on

      Rather be a Canadian than a fascist-sucking felon child-murdering incompetent narcissist.

      But that’s just a quirk of mine.

    4. reluctantbookeeper on

      I couldn’t afford kids, so I’m not really concerned with whatever troubles the youth of today have. My only concern is myself.

    5. Dingcock on

      What these articles forget is that this is happening all over the G7, and Canadas quality of life is still very high comparing to most other countries.

      Yes we have issues with declining quality of life but it’s overdramatic to call it „stealing“ when Canadian quality of life is still high.

    6. tarun172 on

      Hub.ca is conversative news outlet.

      This type of opinion pieces excuse me news are often published when Conversatives are not in power.

    8. AbundantCanada on

      “None of this is inevitable, and none of it requires resentment between generations. The problem is not that older Canadians conspired against younger ones. It is that we allowed a political economy to emerge in which the costs of drift were diffuse and easy to pass along to the next generation.”

      “A milestone recession can feel like a long delay, but it is not destiny. Canada still has the resources, talent, and civic inheritance to become a country where young people can build early, contribute fully, and live with confidence that adulthood will arrive in time. Their future has not been stolen. But it has been postponed. The work now is to bring it back within reach”

    9. KoreanSamgyupsal on

      You can take out the young part.

      It’s stealing the future of Canadians. Period.

    12. Hot_Restaurant_7408 on

      I did everything right and still got fucked. Tue government sold us out we should be rioting

    13. YM_4L on

      This makes it sound like current economic/global turmoil is the rootcause. It’s exacerbating, for sure, but living costs relative to wages and pirchasing power have been wildly out of whack for at least a decade. Most glaringly, 10-12x housing prices to income ratio existed well before any „milestone recession“. 

      And to pretend the same (un)affordability ratios hit all G7 countries equally is just ignoring stats. All were impacted, but it’s been worse for Canada on average.

    16. thebatmanbeynd on

      Add it to the list. How many things have we survived that were once in a lifetime or milestones right now?

      We need to change who we prioritize for support in our country.

    17. JohnDorian0506 on

      Youth let the boomers decide their future by ignoring the elections. Boomers who purchased their houses when household income to housing prices was a 1 to 2 ratio in the 80s and 90s ; and now it’s 1 to 8 or more when boomers want to sell to young Canadians.
      One thing has remained true in the last decade: there is a significant turnout gap between younger and older demographics. In 2011, the turnout for young voters was more than 35 percentage points lower than that for people in the 65-to-74 age group. In 2021, the gap between these age groups narrowed slightly; youth turnout was 28 percentage points lower than that for the 65-to-74 age group.

    22. Crafty-Fuel-3291 on

      Lets give another 40 billion to aborginal. And another 35 billion in OAS to couples earning over 165,000

    23. King_Vrad on

      During the 2008 recession, corporations used government bailouts to expand beyond reason. They have slowly been suffocating the economy since. Covid expedited that process immensely. This isn’t so much a „milestone recession“ as it’s an escalation of the one we’ve been in for almost 20 years.

    24. gummibearA1 on

      Fuck the most vulnerable in society. We have a social safety net and would rather spend our money on policing , pet projects and contract delivery of crisis and intervention services.
      That distracts attention from the obvious failure of the public sector to create jobs that aren’t public sector, build housing and support Healthcare and education. Cdn politicians are trash

    25. MinimumDiligent7478 on

      The obfuscation of our promissory obligations ~~A milestone recession~~ is stealing the future from young Canadians…

    26. Jaxxs90 on

      I was born in 1990, I feel I haven’t had a future since 2001 when my grade 6 teacher told us the day after 9/11 that life as we know it will never be the same.

    27. BabadookOfEarl on

      It’s not just a recession. The entire direction of business is turned against both the workers and consumers. Getting rid of jobs on one side, enshitification on the other.

      A recession would be temporary. This is intended to be permanent.

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