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| 2026-02-03 | 0 |
Hey Tyler. I live 4 hours north of Brampton. Our city has become brown town of the north. My daughter has been working since she was 15. Every summer she goes to manitoulin island and works then comes home. This year she can not find a job because all the Indians have taken the jobs. I love diversity, but this is getting out of hand. I grew up in Brampton and In 1989 my parents moved us north because they could see how Brampton was turning into what it is today. Great video
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| 2026-01-27 | 0 |
Brampton has been Brown Town since the 90s and nothing wrong with that. Same thing happend in Surrey in BC. The mass immigration of Indians lately to these areas is because that's where their beachhead is so to speak. The problem is the low quality of immigrants. For some reason the new influx are like the gypsies of the Indian people. They are scammers and cheaters. Other Indians don't want them around either. Look at the politicians and the government administrators, the college deans that had 9/1 Indian to Canadians. They aren't held accountable. They got promotions.
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| 2025-09-28 | 0 |
Broad Ethnic Groups (2021 Census) This classification focuses on larger panethnic groups.
White: 72.9%
Asian: 17.7%
Indigenous: 5.2%
Black: 3.5%
Latin American: 1.5%
Canada hasn't changed all that much, and certain cities having one ethnic group that is not even new. Little Italy? Cabbage Town? China Town(s), Ukrainian and Finnish areas in western Canada? Asians in Vancouver.
This time, it's the Indians, but Brampton has been changing for years into Brown Town. Years!
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| 2025-08-27 | 0 |
😂 This has been happening for decades. 15 years ago 60-70 year olds would call Brampton brown town and tell me how white people are stared down.
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Bleeding hearts caused this enjoy the downfall of a once nice country.
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