Canadians aren't leaving in record numbers — the math behind a viral headline.
Headline doing the rounds this week says 120,640 people emigrated from Canada in 2025.
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@GG37374104 Racial scapegoating - Cherry picking a south asian name.
Fact: In July 2021, the appellant, Mr. Baljit Mann, a Mr. Tony Vaccarello (Realtor) and others were charged for Destruction or Injuring of Trees in the Regional Municipality of Halton.
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@nationalpost Misleading post.
Most federal public servants are unionized, and their base salary increases are negotiated through collective bargaining - not unilaterally approved by the government.
Agreements are typically negotiated every 3–4 years (sometimes longer).
@mario4thenorth The money ($125 mn) was announced as FinDev Canada investments in sustainable infrastructure projects, not a straightforward climate aid grant.
Canadian direct investment in Brazil reached $24.6 bn in 2025. Brazil’s stock of foreign direct investment in Canada was $14.3 bn.
"Immigration is getting under control."
The boom is over — every major Canadian immigration stream is now declining.
The 2015–2024 acceleration that culminated in 2024's record 483,645 permanent residents has materially reversed inside two years.
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@bears_aware "Context stripping" or "Rage farming,"
Recycling old news to spread hate. OPP reported this on May 4, 2021.
The driver was charged again by the OPP and the Town of Caledon Municipal Law Enforcement.
It was an incident that was already handled by law enforcement years ago.
@JayGenXer The statistics cited are true, but classifying all 950,000 jobs as "bureaucracy" is misleading, as hundreds of thousands of those positions are in frontline healthcare, education, and social services.
In 2024, Private Sector (Business) still held 78.5% share.
@bears_aware This is a fabricated story. Unless a specific court docket number, exact date, or verifiable video is provided, it should be dismissed as an internet rumor designed to manipulate local demographic tensions.
As multidisciplinary medical teams deploy to cross-border checkpoints, the focus remains entirely on strict isolation and surveillance to contain the pathogen.
Without a diplomatic and financial surge from donor nations, the world risks watching a rare, unvaccinable strain turn into a much larger trans-continental crisis.
#FactlyCa #CdnPoli #EbolaOutbreak #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth #FactCheck (5/5)
WHO Declares Global Emergency Over Rare, Untreatable Ebola Strain
The World Health Organization has issued a global emergency declaration following a deadly Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
Triggered by the rare Bundibugyo virus, this flare-up has raised international alarm due to the complete lack of approved vaccines or treatments.
Local and global health bodies are racing to contain the highly contagious virus before it reaches major population centers. (1/5)
For global health security and international travelers, this crisis exposes deep vulnerabilities in medical supply lines.
Past emergency declarations, like the 2024 mpox crisis, failed to deliver diagnostic tests and medicines to African nations swiftly.
With previous U.S. funding cuts heavily impacting regional aid, an uncontrolled spread could force harsher domestic border screening protocols and disrupt international aid budgets. (4/5)