PJ The Belt - October 10, 2026


Canada has a HUGE PROBLEM NOW..

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Mark Carney
This WON'T END WELL For Mark Carney..

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1,421

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115

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00:00:00.000 Last month, we made the right decision to suspend our negotiations with the United States.
00:00:04.180 Canada could lose nearly 90,000 jobs because of the new tariffs.
00:00:08.420 The economy lost 42,000 jobs in August.
00:00:11.500 Bombing is up, so Canada is doing fine.
00:00:14.060 But Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August.
00:00:17.600 The Canadian government has become so entitled and so self-destructive that they're willing to commit economic suicide.
00:00:25.920 Jobs are up. The economy is up. We're moving forward.
00:00:29.080 the economy lost 68 000 jobs in the month of september this was the second consecutive month
00:00:36.200 of job losses now and it has pushed the national unemployment rate up by a tenth of a percent to six
00:00:42.200 and a half percent while mark carney pretends to be tough in front of the cameras the real victims
00:00:47.880 are the men and women on the shop floor our industries are losing revenue like never before
00:00:52.840 and thousands upon thousands of canadian jobs are vanishing into thin air it's so bad that
00:00:58.200 that companies are now forced to hire high-priced consultants just to advocate for themselves
00:01:03.500 because the Carney government has abandoned them to pick a petty fight with Trump.
00:01:09.080 Overall, Canada's economy lost nearly 25,000 jobs in January.
00:01:12.840 Canada's latest employment numbers show the worst monthly job losses in the past four years.
00:01:18.120 It's not good, right? 18,000 jobs lost is a bad headline.
00:01:22.800 Real results, 140,000 more Canadians in work.
00:01:27.000 If you look at the broader trend, we're looking at, I think it's 112,000 jobs now lost since January.
00:01:33.280 The economy lost 42,000 jobs in August.
00:01:36.360 The moment is up, so Canada is doing fine.
00:01:38.920 But Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August.
00:01:42.520 Port of Montreal, 8,000 new jobs.
00:01:46.040 Last month, we made the right decision to suspend our negotiations with the United States.
00:01:50.180 Canada could lose nearly 90,000 jobs because of the new tariffs.
00:01:54.360 We're working to make the lives of our citizens better, right?
00:01:58.640 Manufacturing jobs in Canada have now fallen by more than 60,000.
00:02:02.980 I'm doing just fine.
00:02:04.940 If you've lost your job because of these tariffs or previous tariffs, of course it matters to you.
00:02:12.160 Please, please get back to the table.
00:02:14.900 The Canadian government has become so entitled and so self-destructive
00:02:18.840 that they're willing to commit economic suicide just to feel morally superior.
00:02:24.920 You always have to think, what can I afford? How long can it last?
00:02:28.620 Has it always been like this?
00:02:30.380 No, but now, definitely.
00:02:32.300 Are they going to be able to not be hungry while they're sitting in a classroom?
00:02:35.820 Am I going to have enough for dinner when they get home for everyone?
00:02:39.080 Or is this tonight that I miss out and I make sure that they eat?
00:02:42.800 Will you skip dinner?
00:02:44.000 Sometimes, if I don't have enough, yeah.
00:02:47.020 Affordability's the best it's been in over a decade.
00:02:49.500 My monthly grocery bill's starting to look more like my monthly mortgage.
00:02:52.880 Everything is so high.
00:02:54.380 They're insane.
00:02:55.340 Oh, it's like ridiculously high.
00:02:57.120 At one point, we were deciding whether or not we should choose a roof over our head or putting food on the table.
00:03:03.960 They have gotten ahead every single month since I became primary.
00:03:07.560 We can't get no burgers today.
00:03:09.780 This is $20.
00:03:10.780 We have to skip it.
00:03:12.040 Remember, you saw a nice burger on the grill.
00:03:14.040 You'd be like, yeah.
00:03:14.920 If I can, I'm getting a headache, I'm getting dizzy.
00:03:18.980 I'm really getting overwhelmed.
00:03:21.400 Fail to improve affordability for Canadians.
00:03:24.580 I was always the kind of person that really tried to do everything myself.
00:03:28.200 Sometimes you have to ask for help.
00:03:30.300 You have to ask other people to support you.
00:03:32.720 The Toronto food bank she visits, Nourish East End, is a lifeline.
00:03:37.460 But it only extends so far.
00:03:39.960 The food bank will give you approximately two days worth of food.
00:03:44.140 Then there's the wait users can only visit once a week.
00:03:48.880 You definitely still have to spend quite a bit of money at the grocery store every week.
00:03:52.620 What are you thinking about the prices you see?
00:03:54.280 I think it's getting harder and harder to manage on a fixed income, and it's not sustainable.
00:03:58.940 The jobs are up. The economy is up. We're moving forward.
00:04:02.200 Food prices really affected us throughout the challenge.
00:04:05.220 Every time something would go up, it would just feel terrible.
00:04:08.740 Nothing fancy, just cheap ingredients stretched as far as they'll go.
00:04:13.600 uh i'm doing just fine uh here's the most disgusting part about all this at a time when
00:04:20.120 over two million canadians are reportedly relying on food banks just to survive when food insecurity
00:04:26.320 is at an all-time high in this country the carny government is purposely blocking the import of
00:04:31.620 american produce let's hope we can resolve that um and one of this issue i'd like to discuss with
00:04:36.420 is the canadian prohibition on bulk imports of fresh fruit and produce my district is the 19th
00:04:42.840 largest fruit producing district in the nation and the 21st largest vegetable producing district
00:04:47.320 in the nation. Once again, as detailed in the NTE, Canada severely restricts imports of bulk fresh
00:04:53.540 fruits and vegetables. Have you and your team raised this issue with our Canadian counterparts
00:04:58.140 and where are they with this issue as well? We have. We thought this would be an easy one for
00:05:02.480 them to fix. They've refused to fix it. It's in the national trade estimate. It has been for a long
00:05:06.280 time. It's one of those crazy things when you hear that exists. People say, oh, well, Canada,
00:05:09.780 They're our best friends. But then they do things like this where you can't ship fruit if it's in a package above a certain size.
00:05:15.300 It doesn't even make economic sense. So we've raised it with them. We'll continue to do it.
00:05:18.700 Think about that. They're weaponizing your hunger, driving up prices and starving your family just to maintain a tough guy stance against the United States.
00:05:28.860 This is the definition of a government that has declared war on its own citizens.
00:05:33.180 They'd rather see you starve than admit that Trump's trade policies actually make sense for all of North America.
00:05:39.000 What do you think rupture means? Rupture means that things are normal. Nostalgia is not a strategy. Things have changed. Things have changed fundamentally. We get that. We understand that. That's why we get up in the morning. What do we think about when we get up in the morning? We think about affordability for Canadians, how we can make life more affordable, and how we can build this country strong, more independent, more prosperous, fairer for all. That's what we get.
00:06:03.500 and our negotiations with the United States
00:06:08.140 and how we diversify our partnerships elsewhere.
00:06:10.900 We don't get up first thing in the morning.
00:06:12.000 I do not get up first thing in the morning
00:06:13.380 and think about the United States.
00:06:15.240 I think about Canadians. 0.99
00:06:16.720 That's the difference.
00:06:18.020 We have more than enough to do in this country.
00:06:20.200 We're building this place strong.
00:06:22.620 There is a misimpression by some
00:06:26.320 of the degree to which we are reliant on the United States.
00:06:31.140 okay yes it is our biggest trading partner by far we are also their second biggest trading partner
00:06:39.020 our destiny is first and foremost going to be determined by what we do here how we build here
00:06:45.520 canadians get that canadians get that i'm not sure everyone south of the border understands
00:06:51.420 that to the extent it is true the americans see exactly what carney's doing they know he's a
00:06:57.220 security risk, and they know he's sabotaging trade. He's sacrificing our future for his own
00:07:03.200 globalist ego. The world's changing, not gradually, but suddenly. Yes, some are still in denial.
00:07:14.400 Rather than starting on this journey, they're waiting for the past to return.
00:07:18.180 But hope is not a plan and nostalgia is not a strategy.
00:07:34.560 We can either shape our future with AI or let it control our destiny.
00:07:40.220 The foundations of the international order, the order which Canada helped build and from
00:07:45.700 which we have benefited for so long that order is crumbling so i have to ask you is this just
00:07:52.740 incompetence or is it a deliberate attempt to break canada so it can be rebuilt in their image
00:07:59.460 let me know in the comments remember youtube doesn't like conservative channels like this one
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