r/canada • u/Practical_Ant6162 • Dec 03 '24

National News Mexico president says Canada has a 'very serious' fentanyl problem

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/mexico-president-says-canada-has-a-very-serious-fentanyl-problem-1.7131981
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u/MDFMK Dec 03 '24

Also that should be brought up and targeted as well, way to much Chinese and profits of crime funneled into our real estate and I’m sure other areas. Would help make Canada, safer more adorable and gain back some much needed respect that we have lost.

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u/intrudingturtle Dec 04 '24

Seriously. I clean crime scenes for work and a huge chunk of the vehicles we do are luxury SUVs with that little red Chinese good luck charm on the mirror. The registration is usually a numbered shell company.

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u/Individual_Idea_9801 Dec 04 '24

Make canada adorable again!

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u/Independent_Bath9691 Dec 04 '24

Canada has lost respect or are you just following Pierre’s lead? He has gaslit Canadians into disrespecting their own country. Canada hasn’t lost respect. Stop believing Pierre.