Comments by "" (@shauncameron8390) on "BNN Bloomberg" channel.

  1. At least communists were wise to keep their borders closed.
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  2. <can you really afford a mortage working 40 hrs at Mcdonalds or tim hortons> Since when did the housing market care about that crowd?
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  3. Europe also has a housing crisis. And Singapore has no more land to build new housing on.
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  4. Abolish welfare. Or impose term limits.
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  5. He's privileged. That's how.
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  6. You mean Toronto and Vancouver are full.
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  7. Canada = Argentina and Venezuela North.
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  8. How is it not affordable when tuition for domestic students is government-subsidized?
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  9. Pretty much. And notice that the only time gender imbalance is brought up is when there are barely any women around?
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  10. You can thank Pierre Trudeau for that.
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  11. Especially Vancouver.
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  12. She's a DEI hire.
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  13.  @Cutlerypotato  And pay the salaries of all the redundant workforce they hired.
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  14.  @BowtieJDP  No. Seniors should have saved or invested during their working years realizing that a government pension just was not going to suffice.
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  15. She was a DEI hire.
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  16.  @sshah2545  And power.
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  17. <I complain about barely makeing rent. > Yet you have no problem buying things you don't need and/or can't afford just to impress people you don't like like the average Canadian living beyond his/her means.
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  18.  @sweetkwaku123  Translation: they can't afford homes in the most popular and desirable areas namely the GTA and Lower Mainland. There's plenty of affordable housing. It's just that they're all located in the least popular and desirable areas.
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  19.  @egeb  Students and temporary residents are exempt from the ban.
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  20. I do.
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  21. LOL
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  22. No. The government is.
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  23. Don't you just love feminism?
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  24. And Jagmeet's wife owns a rental property.
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  25. In other words, live beyond his/her means. Bankruptcy be damned!
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  26. LOL. Since when?
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  27. The money has to come from somewhere to recoup the costs of getting a permit, land and labor to build the housing. And lower-income people are just simply not it.
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  28. Plus Manitoba = 2nd lowest minimum wage in Canada.
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  29. And price freezes = shortages and higher prices on whatever's available.
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  30.  @jennifermarlow.  LOL. Cuba's healthcare is great only for PCC members and tourists. With that said, Cuba is crumbling.
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  31. 1:43 What about the divorced, separated and single (by choice)?
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  32. No. This disaster was entirely made in Canada.
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  33. The problem with Lynx was that the low-cost fares were just simply not sustainable in the face of high operating costs and limited market.
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  34. Exactly.
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  35. That should also be a basic requirement to be allowed to vote.
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  36.  @ameerhamza4046  Thanks to government policy that enabled them.
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  37. <Los Angeles is a great example of this, minus their Highway system which is deeply broken.> LA actually has some land to expand. NY doesn't. And originally, LA was designed for sprawl because its founders wanted nothing to do with NY and Chicago's ways of doing things.
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  38.  @jmela1370  <ol, taxing the vacant and Airbnb properties will add more supply to the market That’ll lower rent prices and RE prices> Like rent control did? LOL
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  39.  @MrMusashiMusashi  BS! The government has agency. Plus, it's part of the rich. <Opening to free market would be a complete failure > According to who? There's barely anything free-market anymore about Canada's housing market as its constant intervention have done plenty to make things scarce and costly leaving rich investors and corporations the only entities that can afford to build and own property.
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  40.  @lamatanteestcontente  <also many people don't know how to cook anymore, and buying prepared or ready to eat food is very expensive. > Just a small price to pay for big city living.
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  41. And AirBnB's are a thing, because the government have made long-term rentals too costly to own and maintain.
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  42. <That's how you actually help affordability for tenants> LOL. No. That's how you ensure there will be nothing for tenants to rent.
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  43. <Greece? They went backrupt not even 10 years ago.> Under far-left governance.
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  44. Which only means inefficiency, mismanagement and eventual privatization.
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  45. Take that up with your Mayor and City Council.
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  46. Canada's minimum wage is really not that high when converted to USD.
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  47. Just finishing what his step-father started.
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  48. <or with a shift by landlords to short-term rentals, which are not subject to price controls> Or properties sold to corporate investors. Or properties left to fall into disrepair.
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  49. Yeah! Fight for higher operating costs and prices. Fight for next at the unemployment line.
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  50. Also however, people only want to live in established areas like Toronto and Vancouver.
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