Canada is dangerous for Indians, here's why | Abhi and Niyu

Summary

This video script exposes the darker realities of Canada, challenging its image as an ideal destination for immigrants and students. It discusses issues such as drug use, homelessness, immigration hypocrisy, economic struggles, and the flawed healthcare system. The speaker urges viewers to research and consider the true situation before deciding to move to Canada, highlighting the potential risks and the need for a well-informed choice.

Takeaways

• 🌍 Canada is often viewed as a developed and immigrant-friendly country, but the reality has its challenges.
• 🚸 The script highlights issues of drug use, homelessness, and begging in Canada, suggesting a darker side to its societal image.
• 🎓 Indian students in Canada are protesting due to fears of deportation, reflecting the precariousness of their status.
• 📉 The perception of Canada as a perfect country has changed, with some individuals feeling fortunate that their plans to move there did not succeed.
• 🏠 There is a housing crisis in Canada, with a significant gap between the number of houses needed and those that can be built by 2031.
• 💰 The average house price in Canada is very high, making it difficult for many, including the top 10% richest, to afford or secure loans for housing.
• 🏥 Despite having a universal health care system, Canada faces long wait times for medical appointments and treatments.
• 💊 Out-of-pocket expenses for medicines, dental treatments, and other health-related costs are not covered by Canada's health care system.
• 📚 International students contribute significantly to the Canadian economy, but there is a cap on their numbers, affecting Indian students in particular.
• 🌿 The script criticizes Canada's hypocrisy regarding immigration, suggesting that while they need immigrants, they also show reluctance to integrate them fully.
• 🔄 Canada's development and job opportunities are concentrated in cities near the U.S. border, with the northern and central regions less developed.

Q & A

What is the current perception of Canada as a developed country?

The script suggests that while Canada is considered one of the most developed countries, it has a darker side with issues such as drug use, homelessness, and immigration concerns.

Why are Indian students protesting on the roads in Canada?

Indian students are protesting due to fears of being deported, reflecting the changing attitudes towards immigration in Canada.

What was the speaker's personal experience with the idea of moving to Canada?

The speaker was once preparing to go to Canada in 2018 but feels lucky that the plan failed, and now feels responsible for showing the darker aspects of Canada.

Why do some people consider Canada as their second home?

Some people view Canada as a second home because it is perceived as easier to get permanent residency (PR) compared to the United States, and it is known for its progressive leadership and welcoming attitude towards immigrants.

What is the economic contribution of international students to Canada?

International students add $22 billion to the Canadian economy every year and are required to deposit $20,000 in Canadian banks as a guaranteed investment certificate.

What has changed in Canada's immigration policy after 2021?

After 2021, Canada has become more selective with its immigration policy, aiming to reduce the number of temporary residents and imposing a cap on international students.

What is the current housing situation in Canada?

Canada is facing a housing crisis with a shortage of houses and high average house prices, making it difficult for even the top 10% richest people to take out loans for housing.

How does the legalization of hard drugs in British Columbia affect the perception of Canada's drug problem?

The legalization of hard drugs in British Columbia is highlighted as part of Canada's drug problem, with a significant portion of the population admitting to drug use or addiction.

What are the main issues with Canada's health care system as described in the script?

The main issues with Canada's health care system include long wait times for medical help, stress on medical professionals, and the fact that certain treatments like dental care, eye treatment, and physiotherapy are not covered.

What is the script's stance on the portrayal of foreign countries on the internet?

The script criticizes the internet for showing only one-sided images of foreign countries, which can lead to a skewed perception and unrealistic expectations.

What advice does the speaker give to students considering studying abroad in Canada?

The speaker advises students to do their own research, not to blindly trust anyone, and to take responsibility for their life decisions, considering the potential changes in policies and the various issues faced by the country.