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I fucking hate his guts & i’d slash my own wrists & fuck myself with a watermelon before i’d ever vote for this piece of shit. Homelessness & housing is as much if not more a municipal & provincial problem than a federal one. As for healthcare it’s strictly under provincial jurisdiction. As a matter of fact municipal & provincial governments have considerably more impact on our lives than the federal government. Similar to the State governments in the US compared to the federal government. But most people don’t realize this & believe everything they read on social media.
By the way i don’t believe in polls. They’re always wrong & most people i know only use cell phones & won’t answer an unknown number. Most people polled are contacted through land lines.
Correct and the problems that led to these provincial and municipal jurisdictional issues are all related to the current federal government's immigration policy and not Pierre Poilievre.
Immigration is a fact in Canada, what is wrong with the current levels of immigration is that housing, healthcare and the homeless problem were not even considered by the current administration when they decided to drastically increase the numbers, officially and unofficially. It has led to a multitude of social issues including absurd rent increases, the inability to find proper lodging, overcapacity issues on public transit and in the healthcare system, and overcrowding in our schools where there are not enough teachers and healthcare professionals already.
Here in Quebec, the Roxham Road border opening was responsible for creating a massive homeless issue in Montreal where our shelters of last resort have been emptied to accommodate newcomers. Many of these newcomers were also put up at taxpayers' expense in downtown hotels, not bad digs at all and speaks volumes about the government's priorities. This is how we treat our own destitute and push them to the street while accommodating newcomers like royalty.
It was Trudeau who welcomed them and encouraged them to come with open arms putting a strain on housing, healthcare and our own homeless. He did not seem to care about these municipal and provincial jurisdictions only about his vain posturing.
Pierre Poilievre did not create this problem as much as others would like him to have.
My question remains, will Pierre Poillievre fix this problem as he states he will, or will he not?
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