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    Statistics Canada berichtet, dass die Vermögens- und Einkommenslücke im Jahr 2025 zugenommen hat

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    1. oxblood87 on

      *shocked pikachu*

      Record low taxes on the top quintile and corporations for 5 decades.

      Tax breaks for rentier class and no windfall adjustments from 6x „once in a lifetime“ occurrences.

    2. Lafantasie on

      Almost universally, we’ve ceded worker rights/people’s power to empower corporations who’ve ultimately pushed for the shareholder to the detriment of everyone else.

      We’re nearing capitalism’s end-game and it’s just going to progressively get worse as any attempt to change things can be astroturfed and influenced through social media.

      As long as politicians can benefit from their own decisions and corporate lobbyists remain within their orbit, there’s very little hope for any change either.

    3. LaserRunRaccoon on

      Canadians currently trust that all of these overseas trade deals will create opportunity, that these public private partnerships will build infrastructure, and that tax cuts and corporate incentives will trickle down to consumers. I sincerely hope that trust won’t be broken.

      Carney might have been voted in to crisis-manage Donald Trump, but he’ll be voted out if his solution further mires the swamp that led to tens of millions of Americans electing Trump in the first place.

    4. jonlmbs on

      Want to know why? The global stock market was broadly up 23% in 2025. The TSX was up 30%.

      The wealth gap is almost entirely built by asset appreciation – and especially equities.

      If you don’t own assets you’re being left behind in this country.

    5. SaidTheCanadian on

      One of the graphs from the recent Stats Canada release showing [average household net savings by quintile](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HFymVNEXIAAPmlG?format=jpg&name=4096×4096) shows just how much the income gap, factoring in cost of living, has fairly consistently been getting worse for the poorest Canadians while becoming more favourable for the richest. It’s an abysmal state our political leaders have selected for.

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