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ALBOSLEEZY has a new title now. HEAD OF THE AUSTRALIAN MAFIA> GOOD one albo

The new boss of operations for FAA started that job at 8 AM on 911

The fact is that this was very common in my experience. It doesn’t happen as often as it used to but, it still happens. The snow covers everything and then the temperature changes and you get freezing rain on top of it. It makes everything very slippery and difficult to drive and walk in.

The fact is that this was very common in my experience. It doesn’t happen as often as it used to but, it still happens. The snow covers everything and then the temperature changes and you get freezing rain on top of it. It makes everything very slippery and difficult to drive and walk in.

I'm sweating seeing you in that jumper and knowing it's probably 20° there 😂

Where the fox is concerned, northeren animals are usually tagged , and tracked and inoculated against various diseases and given medical care by wild life consevation teams. That is more than.likely what is occuring

Hey OJB. FYI it's pronounced "Mis-sis-saw-ga". Yes it's right on the border with Toronto. You can take a TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) street car to the end of the line, and transfer right to a bus from Mississauga Transit. They are side by side, but definitely different cities. Oh, by the way, Toronto's airport, Pearson International (YYZ), is located in... Mississauga! Of course it was built there, when Mississauga wasn't anywhere near the city it is today. It's one of the fastest growing cities in this amazing country! Cheers from 🇨🇦.

Not real! Montreal, Canada- 🇨🇦 Unless it was the 1960s cuz that was before my time

Waterfront properties. Crashing waves and high winds coat everything. The houses on the other side of the street have far less than those against the water side. Temperature gets down to -40°C (and back up to +30°C in the summer)

And the shoes were for barnacle protection. (Cliff jumping on the coast )

You know for an Australian you talk really fast and sound like a really drunk British person I mean really do some research stop talking fast you're bothering the hell out of people and losing some viewers I guarantee and your how old and you don't know what most of the stuff is today you should get a social life and go back to school if they do have school where you're from in Australia

Bravo !! Great Vid !!!

it is definitely real...looks like near Fort Erie Ontario

This just showed up on my youtube feed.. It's about Canadian animation from a u.s. point of view. (The Doodley Channel) th-cam.com/video/1bHEV9UyMOg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KLX2aWwHMC9ByX_b

hazel was mayor when i was a kid. that was a lonnnnnnnng time ago.. lol.. RIP Hazel (1921-2023), age: 101 (almost 102)

lol.. not quite.. mis-si-saw-gah

Mr. & Mrs. Sauga!

There are a lot of places to stay and you can still go up to the banff springs to eat and look around . look at a video.of banff , its not your ordinary town

She retired in 2014 and passed away at age 101 in January 2023 just a couple of weeks before her 102 birthday.

Hazel was awesome…I’ve been here 30 yrs

So the debt free status of Mississauga sounds like a great big achievement, but by provincial law, municipalities in Ontario are not permitted to run deficits in their budgets and cannot finance projects with debt, (with the exception of the COVID years) so with that in mind, it's not that big of an accomplishment

Don Cherry loved her.

Mississauga sounds like Mrs Aga

Mississauga is building a new LRT transit line which will be called the Hazel McCallion line

I lived in Mississauga back in 99-00. Not a bad city honestly

"MISS-ah-SAW-gwa." No holes in a 5-pin ball; it's about the size of a softball but much heavier. We need an OJB Reacts autobiographical video!

Super video of a great lady!

She is missed.

Years ago my office moved to Mississauga and Hazel came to the opening of the new office. Our CEO, around 62 years old and 6 foot 3 gave a speech which included announcing his retirement. Hazel, all 4 foot 10 of her walked up to him, stuck a bony finger in the general direction of his neck, and said, "you're far too young to retire". Hurricane was a well earned nickname.

She stayed working up to 2019 as advisors and as board members, it seemed. Passing away last year, January 29, 2023 (age 101).

Hey! Peace and Love from Canada.

the number one thing is avoiding humans and being kind to all kind and helping First Nations too as much as possible, and refusing to use french because english is universal (:

Snow usually comes at the leading edge of a low pressure system. Low pressure systems are warmer air and high pressure systems are colder air. When a low pressure system pushes out a high pressure system, the temperature, arriving with the snow, can increase quite a bit compared to before the snow.

Large scale ice sculpture.

Yes its real , big snow or ice storm will do it

When i saw The Big Snit for the first time, the best part about the experience was that i didn't have some arrogantly over-analytical welp constantly stopping the film to give me his immensely pedestrian "breakdown" of what's going on, simply because he doesn't have the attention span to sit still and watch a 10 film without feeling the need to continuously exemplify his utter lack of artistic appreciation and cultural ignorance.

It was at the time. Written by Gordon. He was also a sailor on the Great Lakes in his sail boat, named Silver Heels I believe. His possibly greatest song was The Canadian Railroad Trilogy. It is the song he closed his concerts with. The crowd/fan’s favourite. Saw him many times. Great memories. A true Canadian icon.

Just imagine what if it was from (CANZUK Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom) changed its name to (CANZUKUS Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States) but unless if the Letter (A) is added on the end THEN it would &/or will become (CANZUKUSA Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States America) as its very new name & that would be a Very Good idea of course.

'Murrkah has a defense budget that is roughly equivalent to Canada's GDP.... Somewhere in the trillion dollar neighbourhood.

Now down to $949,900

A million out at Bank and Hunt Club? Huh.... It's a weird area where suburbs give way to agricultural lands. It's odd driving down Hunt club... To the north is the city to the south it's farms with hectares of corn and horses and such. And there's a high concentration of car dealerships in that area too for some reason

well, if you want more out there Canuck stuff from the same era, try Corky & the Juicepigs parody of REM...Michael Stipes in particular. th-cam.com/video/eIoUiTTNZzU/w-d-xo.html ...then you can rabbit hole into SCTV for a while...another fabulous NFB short on the human condition is “Neighbours” from 1952.

If you’ve never been to the Great Lakes before or seen these freighters in person, they’re both MASSIVE. I can’t remember what the Soo Locks can handle size wise in terms of ships but these freighters like the Fitz were 500ft+ long Superior is another level, the line “the lake it is said never gives up her dead” is spot on bc Superior never warms up enough for bodies to float to the surface Every mariner who’s lost his life on Superior is forever entombed & “preserved” in their ship The night the Fitz went down saw weather conditions of: 25-3ft seas, sustained winds of 60mph w gusts upwards of 90. Blizzard/white out Superior is large enough to create its own weather patterns so the water conditions can change in an instant My theory? A rogue or series of rogue waves hit her & took her down OR she created a giant 30/40/50ft wave & “torpedoed” herself beneath the surface They found men in the bridge & pilot house when they located her a year later in 520ft of water. Those men didn’t know what happened until it did & by then it was already too late

*zoos not belonging to zoo (: and I keep thinking how people are shocked and horrified by this but are fine with nonhuman fellow animal zoos&aquariums… people don’t learn fuckall… like when claiming slavery is over then continue to claim to own their dog/cat/whatever because it’s still normal, and consuming nonhuman animal products and fast fashion and everything directly from slaves…*

I wish I could hear this song without crying. The story aside, it’s a great song, so melodious. But I can’t help but cry for those men, and their wives and sons and daughters.

Covered Bridge Chips Is Being Rebuilt. They Went The Chapman's Ice Cream Route When Their Factory Burnt Down The Community Helped Rebuild The Factory Bigger & Better. The Local Community Will Always Help A Family Business In Need

I Think The Only Canned Food Items That Is Primarily Made Here is Maple Syrup & Ham And Pea Soup

Pretty Sure One Of Things We Do In Canada That Is Odd To Non Canadians, Is That We Return Used Beer Cans & Bottles For Cash At The Beer Store. Context:The BeerStore(That Is The Store Chains Actually Name Btw The Other Alcohol Store Here Is The LCBO Not Associated With The BeerStore) If You Have A Lot Of Empties(Used Liquor Bottles Or Beer Cans/Bottles) You Can Bring Them In For Cash Depends On How Many Empties You Have(its 80 Cents For Each Empty You Have) They've Had This Program For A Very Long Time. Don't Know Why Other Countries Don't Have This Program As Well. BTW? Your Empties Must Have No Alcohol In Them & Wash Them Before Bringing Them In

1954 Is The Same Year My Great GrandParents Moved To Canada From The Netherlands With My 2yr Old Grandmother & Her Siblings(i Don't Really Know How Old Her Siblings Are? I Know My Grandma Just Turned 72 This Year & I Think Her Sister Is Around The Same Age? I Know Her One Of Her Brothers Named Joe Is The Oldest Cause He Was A Baby During WW2, Weirdly Enough During WW2 A Bomb Fell Fell Through His House & Landed Next To His Crib When He Was A Baby, This Is What My Great Grandmother Told My Dad)Tho....By Doing That They Lost Their Dutch Citizenship When They Moved Here. The Netherlands Doesn't Have Dual Citizenship, Once You Move Out You Lose Your Citizenship Its A Weird Law The Country Has. My Mother's Family Has Been In Canada Longer Came Here Around The 19th Century. We Are Of Germanic & Scottish/Irish Descent(My Scottish Family Name Is Murdoch)I Have Over 300 Dutch Relatives In The Netherlands Some American Relatives. My Family Is Pretty Big. Also Have Pennsylvania Dutch In My Blood(A Lot Of Germanic In This Family Which Isn't Surprising Since The Dutch Province Of Lindberg Is Right On The Border With Germany)

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