Dozens Of Indian Students Queue Up In Front Of Tim Horton In Canada, Video Goes Viral

In a viral video, dozens of Indian students are seen queue up for a job in Tim Horton's Canada.

Job crisis Edited by Updated: Jun 23, 2024, 12:49 pm
Dozens Of Indian Students Queue Up In Front Of Tim Horton In Canada, Video Goes Viral

Dozens Of Indian Students Queue Up In Front Of Tim Horton In Canada, Video Goes Viral

Indian youths are not only struggling to get jobs in their home country but also in Canada. A video has gone viral on social media showing a long queue of Indian and other foreign students waiting in front of Tim Horton’s outlet in Canada.

A user on Instagram posted a video of students standing in a long queue at the job fair at Time Horton’s outlet. Nishant, a student in Canada, said that he has been hunting for a job for a month. Even though he had reached the site thirty minutes earlier, he saw a long queue of applicants already there. “More than 10 students had already shown up for the job fair. Looking at the long line, even the white people nearby were shocked thinking what the hell is happening here,” he said.

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The video that has gone viral on social media shows the job crisis and rising unemployment in Canada. Several Indian students said that they too were looking for jobs in the country, but had no luck so far.

 

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One of the users wrote, “It’s been 6 months and I’m still looking for my part-time job!”

Another stated, ”Daymm, I never realized how hard life is for international students, that don’t have a rich family.”

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In October 2023, a PTI report highlighted how Indian students in Canada are struggling from a lack of job opportunities. Several Indian students staying around the Greater Toronto area have earlier echoed similar sentiments. The high cost of living in and around Toronto and other Canadian cities is also hurting students forcing them to live in cramped rooms to save on rents and other utilities.