As a born and bred Ontarian, I can tell you that the reason the Newfies are the butt of our jokes is because the rest of us are low-key jealous at how friendly and open they are! ❤
Nova Scotia is incredible!!! Great history, beautiful coastline, friendly people, Gaelic college in Cape Breton, the Rankins, the Barra MacNiels, Rita MacNiel, Natalie McMasters etc.. and Halifax, a cool city that is not too big.
They should have had Ontario separated between northern and southern Ontario. All references to Ontario seem to have been Toronto. It’s much much much more than just Toronto.
I agree, I grew up in Northern Ontario, live in Toronto now, completly different, I still love going back home for visits, I love Toronto but the north is way too beautiful to stay away.
Newfies are our version of darwiners, beer chugging tough working Irish who landed in Canada, built a pub 20ft from the shore and stayed. Extremely nice people.
You're spot on about Newfies, but pretty much all Maritimers are like that. Funny, super kind, and always up for a party. They'll talk your ear off, but you won't care 'cause the stories they tell you are amazing!
nope so is Manitoba!! where we have the largest french population outside of Quebec. and as usual we might the be centre of the country but we are one of the most overlooked provinces. we also have the largest Native population in the country. Yeah! Winterpeg!!! somebody has to root for us!!
@@lizardvideo yes someone should but seriously the drive up to the narrows , Dauphin , awesome . Then there's the drive down on the other side , real nice , done it four times . I'll say this though ; the poor bastards that have to live and drive in " The PEG " .
@@lizardvideo I'm sorry friend , I do believe Ontario has the largest franco outside of Quebec , and British Columbia has the largest population of First Peoples .
How many Torontonians does it take to change a light bulb? All of them. One to handle the bulb, and the rest to talk about was a world class event it was.
As a British Columbian, I support Vancouver Sushi - birthplace of the famous California Roll, too! ;) Also, while plenty is filmed in Toronto (and Montreal, for that matter), Vancouver has always been considered "Hollywood North", as it has more productions filmed here than any city in North America besides New York and Los Angeles.
Tash, my sister and family live in Queensland now, but my brother in law is a Kiwi, with one child born in Canada before they moved to Birkenhead NZ in 1985 - so both sons were raised there. They all moved to Queensland about 14 years ago - so I have had a fair exposure on my travels to people from both countries. I know my sister used to say the relationship between NZ and AU was like Canada and the US, but I think both countries are much closer in personality to Canada. You might be right about the NFLDer's being like the guys from Queensland. What they have in common is a love for a laugh and having a good time, but that is inherent in all Canadians. NFLD'ers/Labradorians, with their Celtic roots, are also naturally musically talented, love to sing, play their instruments, and dance as well. When you get a group of them together to party, I think they might be closer to the Irish. (I say that with years of hanging out with Irish people as I did competitive Irish Dancing as a child, as did my children. I also did years of competitive Highland Dancing so hung out with a lot of Scottish born people as well.) I think all Canadians do agree on one thing - and that is that Newfoundlander's and Labradorian's are the kindest, most generous, thoughtful and friendly people in Canada. They are also the happiest. You can't help but fall in love with them. ❤ (For me, Canadians from PEI come next)
@@aussietashreacts I always travelled to NZ at Christmas, (our winter/your summer) and the weather was perfect - just the occasional rainy day. However, December in Australia is another story altogether. My last trip to Australia was March/April for my nephews wedding. I was expecting slightly cooler weather but it was over 40C the day of the wedding. (Brutal) We get hot summers in Ontario, but because the sun is furthest away in the northern hemisphere during our summers, you just don't feel that scorch from the sun.
I loved the clip of the guy singing "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate" by the Arrogant Worms. You should really give them a listen. You know enough about Canada by now to get their references.
St. John's NFLD (with all the colourful houses ) is the oldest city in Canada, then St John NB - and then Quebec City. All are such pretty and historical cities and so different from each other. I also love Victoria, Montreal, Halifax, Toronto, Vancouver, and Charlottetown. However, St John New Brunswick is technically the oldest 'incorporated' city in Canada. (St. John's NFLD wasn't part of Canada until 1949) so that would be a good trick question on a Canadian trivia test. 😀
Being from Newfoundland I resemble that remark. Yes we drink more than any other province. That isn't such a bad thing is it. By the way the next province to us in drinking is Albert. I will give you a hint why that is. What Canadian province has the most ex Newfoundlanders living in it. Alberta of course. Does that make us a bad or good influence. You be the judge of that.
Suits was filmed in Toronto. I have been following a couple who have been travelling to different locals and living there for periods of time and then moving on to the next spot. At some point they will decide which place they would like to stay longer and will then live there for a year or two. I think it would be a great adventure to do this across Canada. We have always lived in Ontario (in and near Toronto) but would also love to live near family in Cape Breton Island NS. We also like Quebec City.
Tash, Canada, from coast to coast, is used for many American films, way too numerous to mention. The Canadian government gives tax breaks so we have a thriving industry here. With Canada's diverse terrain, you can film absolutely any type of movie i.e. Leonard DiCaprio's 'The Revenant' was filmed over 11 months in Alberta.
@@singtweetypie Yes, and we are starting to see Canadian produced TV shows being picked up by American networks such as Transplant, about a hospital in Toronto, that is airing on NBC.
@@pvdogs2 Thank you so much for mentioning this show. I saw the first few shows, and thought it was fantastic. Love John Hannah, the Scottish actor from Four Weddings and a Funeral. I am going to continue watching it. I am also from Toronto (now living just north in RH) and have a number of friends that have picked up and moved to other provinces. Cape Breton Island would be amazing. Is this couple you are following on TH-cam? Or are they friends of yours?
@@singtweetypie Yes, he is a great actor. My reference is to TH-cam. I'll provide the name in a 2nd comment as comments with channel names sometimes get deleted. In the name replace the 'and with a plus sign.
Having lived in Alberta, for over 25 years now. Born in Belfast, raised in East Vancouver. Albertans are the toughest, most loyal and got yer back people I have ever met. I'd rather go hunting, survive our winters or get in a bar fight with a "Prairie boy or girl" by my side than anyone else. True Grit. You boys and girls are made of steel
I honestly think that Prince Edward Island is the best province. I visited there as an adult and did not want to leave. The problem being that finding a job isn’t easy there. As for which city in Canada would I like to live in: Montreal. It’s my favourite city in Canada, and I’m from Ontario.
I live on the St.Lawrence River in the 1000 Islands region just outside of Brockville, ON and don’t want to live anywhere else. I love to visit everywhere in Canada but I’m good. 🍻
Bloody Hell we only get mentioned because of Iceland??!! Manitoba!! Manitoba! Manitoba! Centre of the country, most self sufficient province and completely ignored by everyone else. The Peg Rules!!!
Right? Manitoba has the most freshwater and Lake Winnipeg is the world’s largest inland freshwater body. It is the birthplace of the Hudson Bay Company and was the centre of the fur trade. We are the only place in the country with both polar bears and desert sands and the only city named after a science fiction character. We are a very underrated and under appreciated province.
There was a guy in B.C. who trained the local Grizzly bears to guard his weed farm by giving them some to eat, well let's say the local cops weren't impressed!! You try telling a Grizzly your taking his stash. It was a remote area surprised they found it! We're from North Ontario, between the wife and I we've been to and lived in Ontario, Alberta and B.C. wife lived in the Northwest Territories ...briefly. visited a few others...more of a drive through, going from one place to another. Had a few party's and a few hiccups. The B. C. meanness I've never personally felt unless I was trying to rent a place ...it involves unfortunately my wife's culture and prejudice. Surrey, a small city in one part ( you can catch buses and train there from downtown Vancouver ) used to be mostly farm land and has been built up over the years and while we are friendly to immigrants we've experienced prejudice from THEM , shocked us. Called to look at a place and the guy didn't even bother to try to hide it he point blank asked my wife if she was Hindi? My wife went "No I'm Metis....click ..., Hello?" Try proving it in court. Never experienced mean there when either of us were younger , more homeless, rent through the roof, a lot of renovictions ( owner renos, says you can move back but ya can't have your dog or raised the rent) there's just to many factors Vancouver itself has changed we live in what would have been separate cities but because of transit you can now reach many of the more outlying areas that you would have at one point in time had to drive a few hours to or take a coach bus ( Greyhound ) now that bus line is defunct and these little cities all now connect up with city transit. Look up rents and contrast between Vancouver proper and where we live...which WAS farm land as well with a tiny downtown part of the TRI -CITIES area of Port Coquitlam ( Terry Fox hometown), Port Moody and Coquitlam. The housing prices skyrocketed with the Sky Train running out here now and the extension of bus lines. I just think Vancouverites easy going nature ( of our youth ) just started vanishing, we know we both lived here at different times in our life. Yes, they got mean and it's sad. Alberta don't fly the rainbow flag in some parts, we're not kidding about that Texas thing, up to and including Trumpists yes while you'll get some really nice and honest folk and some can be very friendly , they can also have ALL THOSE stereotypes as well and check yourself you can't even give them crap for it it's usually blunt like a hammer , so not like your blindsided by it. Quebec...GOD help you if you Canadian and you DON"T speak French!!!!! Trust me have cousins in old Quebec city their neighbour trained the Terrier they had to attack anyone who spoke English...I was the unlucky one Ontario boy who loves dogs found out not all dogs love me! As soon as I opened my mouth to say Hi to the little fellow he charged snapping and snarling. Good times!
I love my whole Country of Canada 🇨🇦 I've traveled the Western Provinces and haven't traveled through Quebec and Maritimes and including 3 territories yet . I'm an Ontarian this is my home plus have a shirt saying born & Raised Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
If I could live in any Canadian capital city it would be the one I live in, Victoria, British Columbia at the southern tip of Vancouver Island in the best province. We have the best climate in the country and there's beauty everywhere.
Vancouver is a big Hollywood hotspot, but Toronto is MUCH bigger. Every good sci-fi show of the last decade has been shot in T.O., from The Expanse to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It IS the Hollywood of the North.
Having lived in cities all across Canada, I would have to say that the ONLY city I would live in now would be Ottawa. It truly has 99% of what all of the cities that are larger than it is, has. Plus, being the Capital of the entire country, it has a lot of things those cities don't. Like National museums, the Parliament building, the Supreme Court of Canada. It is also pretty central smack dab between Montreal and Toronto. But here's the biggest thing for me, having all of that I have also found that the people living there are very friendly and approachable. So everything good about a city while leaving out most of the bad. It's clean, friendly, easy to get around and beautiful. Ottawa. It should be on your radar Tash.
I’ve only been to Ottawa once for my husband’s nephews wedding. The whole wedding took place on Parliament Hill. The ceremony was in the Peace Tower, the reception was in the ballroom in the Westblock. We had full run of the place. At midnight there some of us holding a mock Parliament session in the Legislature. The security guard had obviously been through that before as he had plastic cups(with lids)that he made us pour our drinks into. I was sitting at Paul Martin’s desk drinking a beer. The nephew and his wife waited 3 years to get the venue but it was worth it. It was one of the best weddings I’ve ever been too. Lots of other great places there to visit as well. Interesting weekend for sure.
Conservative politicians, particularly former PMs Mulrooney and Harper, made it a practice to try to play provinces and regions against each other. Like gossiping girls going "Hey, Sally, do you know what Martha did behind your back?" "Hey, Martha, do youknow what Sally did behind your back?" Mulrooney really played up tensions between Quebec and English Canada, so he could try to portray himself as the solver of the very "problems" he promoted. And Harper was big on playing west against east. And both played everyone against Toronto (a Liberal stronghold -- the Liberals in Canada being the left of centre party). It backfired on them for a period when western conservatives took things to heart and broke away as the separate "Reform" party, for a while splitting the conservative vote without the sort of coordination there is between Australia's Nationals and Liberals (Australia's main conservative party for those who don't know). Mulrooney also weakened his own strength in Quebec by encouraging people to split the vote there with the Bloc Quebecois (formed by a former member of his own Cabinet) with his divisive tactics. Of course both were more in love with the US than Canada. Me? I love the country as a whole, excepting maybe Calgary. My more racist relatives moved there from Toronto, and it is overrun by American oil executives.
I hate when people say Ontario when they mean Toronto. Most of us in Northern Ontario dislike Toronto as much as everyone else and we like all other provinces more than the southern tip of our own. For many years there has been talk that North West Ontario should be part of Manitoba. We have far more in common and get more of our cultural influences there. Toronto to us is like the US is to Canada... they have no idea what's up here and spend very little time thinking about us.
I would say that the existence of Quebec, and the French Canadian history and communities throughout Canada is the biggest difference between Canada and Australia. Obviously we have our own unique history and culture, but in the broad strokes: We are both former British colonies, remain a part of the Commonwealth, and have a Parliamentary democracy; we both have a tragic history of wiping out indigenous communities which we continue to reconcile with today; and we both are nations of immigrants with a multicultural society. However, Canada has the "two founding nations", French and English. This of course is insulting to the indigenous nations, but it does explain some distinctly Canadian events and culture. So, for example, there were 2 referendums on Quebec sovereignty, 1980 and 1995; Quebec utilizes the traditional French Civil Law justice system rather than the British Common Law which you would be familiar with; Canada has two official languages, etc. One of the defining moments in Canadian history is the October Crisis of 1970 in which the War Measures Act is implemented to suppress separatist terror attacks by the FLQ. Here is a good brief documentary on this event which you may find interesting. th-cam.com/video/_ghCLj_n9Vo/w-d-xo.html, I think PM Pierre Trudeau's interview shortly before implementing the War Measures Act discussing how to deal with civil unrest and protect politicians from terrorism, is informative even now. This includes the famous quote, or infamous depending upon one's perspective, "Just watch me." th-cam.com/video/XfUq9b1XTa0/w-d-xo.html
Hello Luv, it's your mate Kanuck Kimmie, if you want a quick answer to your question, where in Canada is the best place to live, just listen to Stompin Tom Connors song "My Stompin Grounds" and you will get the best answer. Talk late Luv, great video.
Alberta has oil and lot of it and other provinces do to. There a small city in northern Alberta Canada. Grande prairie. It’s been said just the that city and surrounding area has eough oil to supply the whole country of Canada for 200 years
If I had to choose a provincial capital to live in….. that would be a difficult choice. All have great people, and things to do, that are unique to each locale. I also suspect that most people wouldn’t want to live, anywhere other than where they grew up. Visit… yes, but live?……🤔 Myself…. If push came to shove, I would probably choose Montreal. It is just such a vibrant city, though I might be a bit biased, as my folks were from Montreal, and I do have a couple of friends who live there.😁 (Hard to give up Halifax… and donairs, though)💕😜
Sorry Tash, but Suits was filmed in Toronto. I’m from Toronto, Ontario and have never felt superior to any other province or territory in Canada. I love all the diversity in Canada, it makes the country interesting.
Hi Tash ~ You will 💯% enjoy the people of Newfoundland! Insuggest you go to all the small communities to meet the “Baymen” - as they will definitely offer you an extraordinarily good time touring/sightseeing, fresh hand-picked/caught seafood, icebergs, and the LARGEST, most glorious group of Humpbacks, and our little GEMS the “Right Whale”, dolphins, lots of moose, and gorgeous trips to family cabins enjoying the good old NEWFIE KITCHEN PARTY - making lifetime friends!! Do all this before…you return to the city, where the “Townies” will show you a good time on George Street - the most PUBS than anywhere else - WORLD WIDE! Of course, you get “SCREECHED IN”, before “visiting” the various pubs. There’s plenty of HREAT food at these places…and there is a great SUSHI place in St. John’s you will like, as the fish is local, fresh, caught daily many times, and prepared before you by someone experienced under many masters! I think you will ENJOY this place! P.S. We BBQ our PRAWNS (and everything else) in the winter - whether we have lots of snow or none! We BBQ all year ‘round! And our Prawns/Shrimp/Crab/Mussels/Oysters/Cod/Halibut, etc…the list is endless…as we have a phenomenal FISHERY What is Canada’s fishery worth? What is the profit that Canada makes on the commercial fishery each year how many billions does Canada export of its fishery each year is Canada’s fishery worth BILLIONS of dollars (excluding aquaculture products)…even my family land is now leased to an owner of a Fish/Seafood plant that produces both fresh and frozen products. I could take you to the plant, and Jim would happily “give” you as many prawns or whatever else they process there! It’s a GLORIOUS benefit of visiting Back Home, as well as, for my family/friends that live there! One thing you will be overwhelmed by in Newfoundland is …they cannot offer or do enough for another person…stranger or friend! You will always have a friend in Newfoundland…you’re never bored nor alone…someone will always be there to lend a helping hand or simply have a kind conversation. I truly wish I could somehow bottle up the genuineness, charitability and willingness to help others, kindness, generosity, their infectious optimism, HOPE, JOY and COMPASSION…all that is recognizable in most every Newfoundlander - as witnessed during 9/11. If all that could be somehow encapsulated and distributed throughout the WORLD…our World and world view would be an extraordinarily better place, than it is currently! Oh to have a wish!🌟 Well, my friend, I will wish you, your family, and everyone here a beautiful day! Cheers🇨🇦☺🇦🇺 P.S. This is a wee tidbit that signifies the “acceptance” and welcoming nature of Newfoundlanders…it’s next to impossible to find an apartment or house to rent or buy, because they have all been given to UKRAINIANS! I suspect there will many new mixed relationships, families, and beautiful blended babies! Something BEAUTIFUL emerging from a tragedy! Newfies are not strangers to hard times…including with the devastating hurricane that hit the island last fall! The Western coastline got the brunt of it, and it will take YEARS to clean-up, restore, rebuild, and hopefully build stronger and innovative, so it’s more resilient - like Newfies themselves!❤xx
BC people are really laid back. (I grew up in Ontario and moved here 30 years ago.) Most likely people to give you the shirt off their back -- except for Newfs. Newfoundlanders are the most friendly people on earth.
Wouldn't have pegged you as an LTT fan, not sure why. I've been watching them for a long time as well. In fact I ordered a northern lights desk pad for my son as an easter present, and have some of their stickers in random places. Haha.
It's a place to stand! . . . . . and a place to grow! . . . . We call this land! . . . . Ontario!..... A place to stand! A place to grow! Ontari-ari-ario!
Hi, Aussie Tash: I'll just throw out some stuff and it may not be accurate but people can leave feedback. I live in Ontario and our accent is similar to California. The X-Files were filmed in Vancouver. Montreal/Quebec has food to die for and William Shatner is from there. I tried to swim at Cavendish Beach in PEI. I had to tiptoe through the jelly fish and when I got to knee-deep, I had to turn back because it felt like my legs were turning blue. I had to rush carefully back to shore through the jelly fish. My favourite place to live would be any city/town from North Bay, Ontario and up. I don't get out much so that is all I have to say.
The Big Blue Ring is a controversial art installation in Calgary. Imagine a blue hula-hoop, with a diameter of a street light pole, standing on its side on the side of the road near a highway. It's got a couple of bits on top that look like a butterfly's antenna (I'm not sure if they light up)
"What CANADIANS Really Think of Each Other's Provinces" ? th-cam.com/video/iRjurRdep_Q/w-d-xo.html PS- With an entire country of hockey players, this video has an abnormal "representation" of gay males.
It is sad that Canadians who live outside of Ontario have such a knee-jerk reaction to Ontario and Toronto in particular. Many of the negative reactions are from people who have never even visited the Province or Toronto. When the participants hear their Province mentioned they, rightfully, speak of the things they feel make their Province so wonderful. If Ontarians say anything positive about their Province they are accused of thinking they are the centre of the earth. More often than not what is taken as Torontonians bragging is actually some international organisation or publication recognising Toronto with another award or rating. With 5,737 listings on IMDb, Toronto is the fourth most-filmed city, behind only Los Angeles, New York and London. Vancouver, with 4,110 listings, comes in fifth, while Montreal ranks 13th on the list. All Canadians should be proud of those standings. In fact just last week, Preply, an online learning platform, named Toronto as the friendliest city in the world for tourists. Other organisations have also stated Toronto is the happiest city in the world and the best city in the world to live. Those nice things have been put forth by outsiders. Obviously, Torontonians are delighted with those designations, but, are loathed to repeat them lest people accuse us of being braggarts. It seems you just cannot win. Canada is a spectacular country with stunningly beautiful geography, warm and interesting people and unlimited attractions, parks and activities. Having had the privilege of travelling extensively throughout our country (regrettably, so far I have not had the joy of visiting Nunavut and the Northwest Territories), I swell with pride whenever outsiders say positive things about Canada because I know them to be true. That is why it is so regrettable when I hear or read some Canadian bash any part of their own country. Chimo
Taking the time, Tash, to read my lengthy comment is so kind of you and much appreciated. Your vlog continues to provide informative and entertaining information about Canada and done so with respect, humour, emotion and compassion.......rare commodities in this day and age. All of your viewers who share your love of Canada, I am certain, hope that sooner than later you have an opportunity to personally tour Canada from coast to coast to coast. Chimo
Canada 101 First Canada has two Official Languages. English and French. While most Provinces in Canada speak only English. Most People from Quebec speak French. As far as being Bilingual (English and French) is concerned. That Varys from Province to Province with the highest concentration of bilingual people being in Quebec. The Costal Provinces have there appeal just from being Costal. Which include New Brunswick, PEI, New Foundland. Nova Scotia and British Columbia. The Eastern Provinces. All have an Irish or Scottish / English heritage. Nova Scotia actually means New Scotland in Latin. British Columbia (the only Western Province) has a unique climate in Canada. Quebec. You may not like it. Or you might. However, Montreal makes Quebec one of the most exciting places to visit in the World bar none. Whether you be a historian, foodie, or just a Tourist you will not be disappointed with Montreal. You might even have to go back again once you realize there is a whole city underground. Ontario. By far the most populated Province in Canada. In fact more people reside in Ontario then the rest of Canada combined. My home province so I not going to comment except to say is beautiful. Full of Heritage, full of Lakes, Provincial Parks. Definitely a travel destination which competes with Montreal. I’ve been to Manitoba once. I don’t remember the exact joke. However, it was something to effect that a person ended up kicking there dog. The punch line being that they watched the dog run away for three days. Yes it is that flat. You can literally see further than you can see anywhere else in Canada. Albertabama and Saskatchewan. Well I was taught if you haven’t got anything good to say. Or if you don’t want to say something good. You shouldn’t say anything at all.
I don't understand why they don't mention Alberta. Every one in Canada is moving here . Alberta is the richest and we have beautiful scenery and we don't walk around thinking we are the best unlike Quebec and Ontario.
@@katyroseable I lived in BC and I couldn't wait to move back to Alberta. The people I met there were not very friendly to me because I was from Alberta. One more the some people said that BC stood for bring cash . But in my mind BC stood for bad choice
See Tash, Canadians aren't always so nice and polite, especially when talking about each other's provinces. Sunny Delight is an orange drink that's popular with kids. The show Suits was filmed in Toronto. Will Arnett is from Toronto, Ontario.
Yet we are forced to learn French all over Canada and Alberta is the rock that keeps this nation together and people complain about it. I was just asked to move to Texas and I had to say not a chance
Tash - Here's another great video for you to put on your list. Not sure if you know Jimmy Kimmel but he's a very popular late night talk show and he's based out of LA. He does this segments where they talk to people on Sunset Strip in LA th-cam.com/video/ReN82pdVZ4c/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your reaction. I don't want to go into a political debate here, but the so-called problem with Québec is mostly a thing of the past--older generations still have a problem with english-canadians, but the younger generations are more bilingual, so it eases things a bit. If you're interested to learn more about it, I would recommend you this video: J.J. McCullough (My visit to Quebec). Someone will bash me for mentionning him, as he's a bit controversial, but for this particular video, he got his facts straight. Have a nice day, Tash.
Ontario is the powerhouse of canada where all the industry is all the Automotive capital of Canada all the muscle cars that the world enjoys especially the Americans are all Built-in Ontario without Ontario. Let's say Alberta too Canada wouldn't have so much surplus. Even though the Trudeau government spends money like it grows on trees.
What towns in Ontario have you visited and why did you hate them? I am born in Ontario, have visited every province numerous times (except Saskatchewan) and can't think of a province that I could ever say that about. Each province has it's own unique charm, different, but just amazing - as are the people.
@@singtweetypie It's the Canadian joke , if you don't live there . I've been around sir , and have lived in Ontario . Truly a huge and majestic mass . Lakes great and small , best farm belt in the country , Toronto . Loved my time in Thunderbay , Kenora , Waterloo , Ottawa . Let alone the hundred of smaller places we've all been to . The " Great Pink Highway " of the north , awesome drive that , done it a dozen times . YES Ontario is a fantastic place to live or visit . It is Canada " Heart and Soul " , the engine of the country . But it's still jokingly hated by the rest of the country . True story .
@@kyleklukas4808 Oh okay. I get it. I guess Ontarians should be travelling in Canada with another provincial flag on their backpacks.😄It is good to hear that everyone has moved on from the Newfie jokes. 😆
Tash my dear. I have to correct your pronunciation of Québec. The English pronunciation is "Qweh-bec" (and the "eh" part is not pronounced like the letter A!). More properly is the French pronunciation "Kay-bec". As for Newfoundland, try these tips. Don't pronounce the "found". Say it more like"fun" or even "fin". The Land part can be pronounced "lind". So smashing it all together it's more like"Newfunlind" or "Newfinlind", but can also be pronounced "Newfunland" or "Newfinland" Just keep in mind that it sounds the best if you say it fast as well. Hope you like these tips on Provincial Pronunciation (2 Provinces anyway). Cheers from 🇨🇦.
Saskatchewan’s national anthem Faithfully sung across the province between 1 and 2 AM It’s a fact It’s on the Google Go check it out. I’ll wait….. The Last Saskatchewan Pirate Lyrics by arrogant worms I used to be a farmer, and I made a living fine I had a little stretch of land along the CP line But times were hard and though I tried, the money wasn't there And the bankers came and took my land and told me "fair is fair" I looked for every kind of job, the answer always no "Hire you now?" they'd always laugh, "We just let twenty go!" The government, the promised me a measly little sum But I've got too much pride to end up just another bum. Then I thought, who gives a damn if all the jobs are gone? I'm gonna be a pirate on the river Saskatchewan! And it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores Well, you'd think the local farmers would know that I'm at large But just the other day I found an unprotected barge I snuck up right behind them and they were none the wiser, I rammed their ship and sank it and I stole their fertilizer! A bridge outside of Moose Jaw spans a mighty river Farmers cross in so much fear their stomachs are a'quiver Cause they know that Tractor Jack is hidin' in the bay I'll jump the bridge and knock them cold and sail off with their hay! And it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores Well, Mountie Bob he chased me, he was always at my throat He followed on the shoreline cause he didn't own a boat But cutbacks were a'coming and the Mountie lost his job So now he's sailing with us, and we call him Salty Bob! A swingin' sword, a skull and bones and pleasant company I never pay my income tax and screw the GST (Screw it!) Sailin' down to Saskatoon, the terror of the seas If you wanna reach the co-op, boy, you gotta get by me! 'Cause it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores Well, pirate life's appealing but you just don't find it here I hear in North Alberta there's a band of buccaneers They roam the Athabaska from Smith to Fort McKay And you're gonna lose your Stetson if you have to pass their way! Well, winter is a'comin' and a chill is in the breeze My Pirate days are over once the river starts to freeze I'll be back in springtime but now I have to go I hear there's lots of plunderin' down in New Mexico! 'Cause it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores It's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
I have suggested in at least two videos that the show, K..i__m's Co..n__ven..ien..ce is fun to watch but my comments are always deleted until I remove that name. Does anyone know why this would happen? It's frustrating when you've written a paragraph and not thought to save it.
Some key words will get your comments auto deleted by YoutTube. I have found that it happens on some show names, channel names and links. Also, if you are writing your comment during an ad and the ad ends before you hit 'post', your comment will be deleted.
@@festidious2644 You're welcome. I tried to leave a comment the other day on where Tash could view full episodes of the beachcomber and ultimately had to leave 3 separate comments to get my 1 comment accepted. YT didn't like to see some of my text strung together in one post.
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Hold on there. It said Capital city and last time I checked Victoria was the capital of British Columbia not Vancouver.
As a born and bred Ontarian, I can tell you that the reason the Newfies are the butt of our jokes is because the rest of us are low-key jealous at how friendly and open they are! ❤
Newfoundlanders represent what all Canadian should strive to be......honest, humourous, caring, and self-effacing. Chimo
one of our favorite things to do is giving all the other provinces the gears.
Nova Scotia is incredible!!! Great history, beautiful coastline, friendly people, Gaelic college in Cape Breton, the Rankins, the Barra MacNiels, Rita MacNiel, Natalie McMasters etc.. and Halifax, a cool city that is not too big.
They should have had Ontario separated between northern and southern Ontario. All references to Ontario seem to have been Toronto. It’s much much much more than just Toronto.
I agree
Give me northern Ontario any day from a boy born in North Bay.
I agree, I grew up in Northern Ontario, live in Toronto now, completly different, I still love going back home for visits, I love Toronto but the north is way too beautiful to stay away.
Newfies are our version of darwiners, beer chugging tough working Irish who landed in Canada, built a pub 20ft from the shore and stayed. Extremely nice people.
You're spot on about Newfies, but pretty much all Maritimers are like that. Funny, super kind, and always up for a party. They'll talk your ear off, but you won't care 'cause the stories they tell you are amazing!
Love it
Quebec's official language is French. The only officially bilengual province in Canada is New Brunswick.
nope so is Manitoba!! where we have the largest french population outside of Quebec. and as usual we might the be centre of the country but we are one of the most overlooked provinces. we also have the largest Native population in the country. Yeah! Winterpeg!!! somebody has to root for us!!
@@mrmacq Yup! Thanks to Louis Riel who was Metis and the founder of Manitoba
@@lizardvideo yes someone should but seriously the drive up to the narrows , Dauphin , awesome . Then there's the drive down on the other side , real nice , done it four times . I'll say this though ; the poor bastards that have to live and drive in " The PEG " .
@Waldo M. The " Great Pink Highway " of the north is all franco .
@@lizardvideo I'm sorry friend , I do believe Ontario has the largest franco outside of Quebec , and British Columbia has the largest population of First Peoples .
Vancouver is not the capital city of British Columbia🤨
Lol Most people in the world think Toronto is the capital of Canada too.
It’s always bothered me how Prince Edward Island is a province but somehow Vancouver Island isn’t.
How many Torontonians does it take to change a light bulb? All of them. One to handle the bulb, and the rest to talk about was a world class event it was.
Lol
As a British Columbian, I support Vancouver Sushi - birthplace of the famous California Roll, too! ;) Also, while plenty is filmed in Toronto (and Montreal, for that matter), Vancouver has always been considered "Hollywood North", as it has more productions filmed here than any city in North America besides New York and Los Angeles.
Vancouver Sushi, yummy :)
@Aussie Tash Reacts it's only one direct 14 hr flight away! ;)
@@timtwoface man can't wait to meet up with you in qld 😀
Tash, my sister and family live in Queensland now, but my brother in law is a Kiwi, with one child born in Canada before they moved to Birkenhead NZ in 1985 - so both sons were raised there. They all moved to Queensland about 14 years ago - so I have had a fair exposure on my travels to people from both countries. I know my sister used to say the relationship between NZ and AU was like Canada and the US, but I think both countries are much closer in personality to Canada.
You might be right about the NFLDer's being like the guys from Queensland. What they have in common is a love for a laugh and having a good time, but that is inherent in all Canadians. NFLD'ers/Labradorians, with their Celtic roots, are also naturally musically talented, love to sing, play their instruments, and dance as well. When you get a group of them together to party, I think they might be closer to the Irish. (I say that with years of hanging out with Irish people as I did competitive Irish Dancing as a child, as did my children. I also did years of competitive Highland Dancing so hung out with a lot of Scottish born people as well.) I think all Canadians do agree on one thing - and that is that Newfoundlander's and Labradorian's are the kindest, most generous, thoughtful and friendly people in Canada. They are also the happiest. You can't help but fall in love with them. ❤ (For me, Canadians from PEI come next)
Thanks for saying all that wonderful stuff about my home province, Newfoundland and Labrador! And it's all true! (We're also incredibly humble! 😉 😅)
Wow the qld summers are harsh and the winters would be nothing like Canada, craxy when you think about it lol
@@aussietashreacts I always travelled to NZ at Christmas, (our winter/your summer) and the weather was perfect - just the occasional rainy day. However, December in Australia is another story altogether. My last trip to Australia was March/April for my nephews wedding. I was expecting slightly cooler weather but it was over 40C the day of the wedding. (Brutal) We get hot summers in Ontario, but because the sun is furthest away in the northern hemisphere during our summers, you just don't feel that scorch from the sun.
Yes the great thing about George Street is if you get thrown out of one pub you will land in another. Am I speaking from experience here. Maybe.
I loved the clip of the guy singing "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate" by the Arrogant Worms. You should really give them a listen. You know enough about Canada by now to get their references.
I have been listening to them :)
@@aussietashreacts Excellent! I was hoping my constant badgering would help. ;)
I went to university in Quebec City. It is the prettiest city
St. John's NFLD (with all the colourful houses ) is the oldest city in Canada, then St John NB - and then Quebec City. All are such pretty and historical cities and so different from each other. I also love Victoria, Montreal, Halifax, Toronto, Vancouver, and Charlottetown. However, St John New Brunswick is technically the oldest 'incorporated' city in Canada. (St. John's NFLD wasn't part of Canada until 1949) so that would be a good trick question on a Canadian trivia test. 😀
Being from Newfoundland I resemble that remark. Yes we drink more than any other province. That isn't such a bad thing is it. By the way the next province to us in drinking is Albert. I will give you a hint why that is. What Canadian province has the most ex Newfoundlanders living in it. Alberta of course. Does that make us a bad or good influence. You be the judge of that.
Suits was filmed in Toronto. I have been following a couple who have been travelling to different locals and living there for periods of time and then moving on to the next spot. At some point they will decide which place they would like to stay longer and will then live there for a year or two. I think it would be a great adventure to do this across Canada. We have always lived in Ontario (in and near Toronto) but would also love to live near family in Cape Breton Island NS. We also like Quebec City.
Tash, Canada, from coast to coast, is used for many American films, way too numerous to mention. The Canadian government gives tax breaks so we have a thriving industry here. With Canada's diverse terrain, you can film absolutely any type of movie i.e. Leonard DiCaprio's 'The Revenant' was filmed over 11 months in Alberta.
@@singtweetypie Yes, and we are starting to see Canadian produced TV shows being picked up by American networks such as Transplant, about a hospital in Toronto, that is airing on NBC.
@@pvdogs2 Thank you so much for mentioning this show. I saw the first few shows, and thought it was fantastic. Love John Hannah, the Scottish actor from Four Weddings and a Funeral. I am going to continue watching it. I am also from Toronto (now living just north in RH) and have a number of friends that have picked up and moved to other provinces. Cape Breton Island would be amazing. Is this couple you are following on TH-cam? Or are they friends of yours?
@@singtweetypie Yes, he is a great actor. My reference is to TH-cam. I'll provide the name in a 2nd comment as comments with channel names sometimes get deleted. In the name replace the 'and with a plus sign.
Chris and Melissa.
I love living in Vancouver, so beautiful and the weather is pretty good too.
I spent two weeks in PEI and it was Wonderful
I absolutely love PEI - it's so incredibly pretty - and Cavendish Beach is absolutely gorgeous.
If I could live anywhere in Canada, (as long as I had extra cash) Jasper in winter and Edmonton in summer.
Having lived in Alberta, for over 25 years now. Born in Belfast, raised in East Vancouver. Albertans are the toughest, most loyal and got yer back people I have ever met. I'd rather go hunting, survive our winters or get in a bar fight with a "Prairie boy or girl" by my side than anyone else. True Grit. You boys and girls are made of steel
Yeah, I lived in Alberta for 13 years but it was too right-wing for me. Otherwise great people.
@@pjperdue1293 Waaay to right wing 100%. They treat their employees like shit
Dawson City, Yukon was one of the best places I have lived
If I could live (like rich) in any of the Provincial Capitals, hands down Victoria BC!
Why am I not surprise?😂
I honestly think that Prince Edward Island is the best province. I visited there as an adult and did not want to leave. The problem being that finding a job isn’t easy there. As for which city in Canada would I like to live in: Montreal. It’s my favourite city in Canada, and I’m from Ontario.
I live on the St.Lawrence River in the 1000 Islands region just outside of Brockville, ON and don’t want to live anywhere else. I love to visit everywhere in Canada but I’m good. 🍻
Bloody Hell we only get mentioned because of Iceland??!! Manitoba!! Manitoba! Manitoba! Centre of the country, most self sufficient province and completely ignored by everyone else. The Peg Rules!!!
Right? Manitoba has the most freshwater and Lake Winnipeg is the world’s largest inland freshwater body. It is the birthplace of the Hudson Bay Company and was the centre of the fur trade. We are the only place in the country with both polar bears and desert sands and the only city named after a science fiction character. We are a very underrated and under appreciated province.
Over 100,000 lakes and donates more money per capita than any other province in Canada.
Tash - All Newfies are like him and I'm one of them! We drink...ALOT
There was a guy in B.C. who trained the local Grizzly bears to guard his weed farm by giving them some to eat, well let's say the local cops weren't impressed!! You try telling a Grizzly your taking his stash. It was a remote area surprised they found it! We're from North Ontario, between the wife and I we've been to and lived in Ontario, Alberta and B.C. wife lived in the Northwest Territories ...briefly. visited a few others...more of a drive through, going from one place to another. Had a few party's and a few hiccups. The B. C. meanness I've never personally felt unless I was trying to rent a place ...it involves unfortunately my wife's culture and prejudice. Surrey, a small city in one part ( you can catch buses and train there from downtown Vancouver ) used to be mostly farm land and has been built up over the years and while we are friendly to immigrants we've experienced prejudice from THEM , shocked us. Called to look at a place and the guy didn't even bother to try to hide it he point blank asked my wife if she was Hindi? My wife went "No I'm Metis....click ..., Hello?" Try proving it in court. Never experienced mean there when either of us were younger , more homeless, rent through the roof, a lot of renovictions ( owner renos, says you can move back but ya can't have your dog or raised the rent) there's just to many factors Vancouver itself has changed we live in what would have been separate cities but because of transit you can now reach many of the more outlying areas that you would have at one point in time had to drive a few hours to or take a coach bus ( Greyhound ) now that bus line is defunct and these little cities all now connect up with city transit. Look up rents and contrast between Vancouver proper and where we live...which WAS farm land as well with a tiny downtown part of the TRI -CITIES area of Port Coquitlam ( Terry Fox hometown), Port Moody and Coquitlam. The housing prices skyrocketed with the Sky Train running out here now and the extension of bus lines. I just think Vancouverites easy going nature ( of our youth ) just started vanishing, we know we both lived here at different times in our life. Yes, they got mean and it's sad. Alberta don't fly the rainbow flag in some parts, we're not kidding about that Texas thing, up to and including Trumpists yes while you'll get some really nice and honest folk and some can be very friendly , they can also have ALL THOSE stereotypes as well and check yourself you can't even give them crap for it it's usually blunt like a hammer , so not like your blindsided by it. Quebec...GOD help you if you Canadian and you DON"T speak French!!!!! Trust me have cousins in old Quebec city their neighbour trained the Terrier they had to attack anyone who spoke English...I was the unlucky one Ontario boy who loves dogs found out not all dogs love me! As soon as I opened my mouth to say Hi to the little fellow he charged snapping and snarling. Good times!
Aussie you would love to live in Montreal.
Yes, Vancouver is often called Hollywood North, but it’s not the capital of BC, Victoria is.
I love my whole Country of Canada 🇨🇦 I've traveled the Western Provinces and haven't traveled through Quebec and Maritimes and including 3 territories yet .
I'm an Ontarian this is my home plus have a shirt saying born & Raised Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Wow didn't take you long to figure out newfoundlanders it's true. Here for a good time not a long time. It's just the rules cheers from the Rock.
If I could live in any Canadian capital city it would be the one I live in, Victoria, British Columbia at the southern tip of Vancouver Island in the best province. We have the best climate in the country and there's beauty everywhere.
Newfoundland has the different coloured houses not PEI.
Cheers mate
Vancouver is a big Hollywood hotspot, but Toronto is MUCH bigger. Every good sci-fi show of the last decade has been shot in T.O., from The Expanse to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It IS the Hollywood of the North.
Having lived in cities all across Canada, I would have to say that the ONLY city I would live in now would be Ottawa. It truly has 99% of what all of the cities that are larger than it is, has. Plus, being the Capital of the entire country, it has a lot of things those cities don't. Like National museums, the Parliament building, the Supreme Court of Canada. It is also pretty central smack dab between Montreal and Toronto. But here's the biggest thing for me, having all of that I have also found that the people living there are very friendly and approachable. So everything good about a city while leaving out most of the bad. It's clean, friendly, easy to get around and beautiful. Ottawa. It should be on your radar Tash.
I’ve only been to Ottawa once for my husband’s nephews wedding. The whole wedding took place on Parliament Hill. The ceremony was in the Peace Tower, the reception was in the ballroom in the Westblock. We had full run of the place. At midnight there some of us holding a mock Parliament session in the Legislature. The security guard had obviously been through that before as he had plastic cups(with lids)that he made us pour our drinks into. I was sitting at Paul Martin’s desk drinking a beer. The nephew and his wife waited 3 years to get the venue but it was worth it. It was one of the best weddings I’ve ever been too. Lots of other great places there to visit as well. Interesting weekend for sure.
Conservative politicians, particularly former PMs Mulrooney and Harper, made it a practice to try to play provinces and regions against each other. Like gossiping girls going "Hey, Sally, do you know what Martha did behind your back?" "Hey, Martha, do youknow what Sally did behind your back?" Mulrooney really played up tensions between Quebec and English Canada, so he could try to portray himself as the solver of the very "problems" he promoted. And Harper was big on playing west against east. And both played everyone against Toronto (a Liberal stronghold -- the Liberals in Canada being the left of centre party). It backfired on them for a period when western conservatives took things to heart and broke away as the separate "Reform" party, for a while splitting the conservative vote without the sort of coordination there is between Australia's Nationals and Liberals (Australia's main conservative party for those who don't know). Mulrooney also weakened his own strength in Quebec by encouraging people to split the vote there with the Bloc Quebecois (formed by a former member of his own Cabinet) with his divisive tactics. Of course both were more in love with the US than Canada.
Me? I love the country as a whole, excepting maybe Calgary. My more racist relatives moved there from Toronto, and it is overrun by American oil executives.
Don't know where Will Arnett is from but William Shatner is from Montréal and Christopher Plummer as well... 😂
If I was going to move out of Ontario, I would choose New Brunswick or Nova Scotia
I hate when people say Ontario when they mean Toronto. Most of us in Northern Ontario dislike Toronto as much as everyone else and we like all other provinces more than the southern tip of our own. For many years there has been talk that North West Ontario should be part of Manitoba. We have far more in common and get more of our cultural influences there. Toronto to us is like the US is to Canada... they have no idea what's up here and spend very little time thinking about us.
A place to live. A place to grow…Ontari ari ari ario
Alberta is definitely the most Conservative province in Canada and has the third or fourth largest Oil reserves in the world.
I would say that the existence of Quebec, and the French Canadian history and communities throughout Canada is the biggest difference between Canada and Australia. Obviously we have our own unique history and culture, but in the broad strokes: We are both former British colonies, remain a part of the Commonwealth, and have a Parliamentary democracy; we both have a tragic history of wiping out indigenous communities which we continue to reconcile with today; and we both are nations of immigrants with a multicultural society.
However, Canada has the "two founding nations", French and English. This of course is insulting to the indigenous nations, but it does explain some distinctly Canadian events and culture. So, for example, there were 2 referendums on Quebec sovereignty, 1980 and 1995; Quebec utilizes the traditional French Civil Law justice system rather than the British Common Law which you would be familiar with; Canada has two official languages, etc.
One of the defining moments in Canadian history is the October Crisis of 1970 in which the War Measures Act is implemented to suppress separatist terror attacks by the FLQ. Here is a good brief documentary on this event which you may find interesting. th-cam.com/video/_ghCLj_n9Vo/w-d-xo.html, I think PM Pierre Trudeau's interview shortly before implementing the War Measures Act discussing how to deal with civil unrest and protect politicians from terrorism, is informative even now. This includes the famous quote, or infamous depending upon one's perspective, "Just watch me." th-cam.com/video/XfUq9b1XTa0/w-d-xo.html
Cheers mate, will check them out
Hilarious!
And ya Tash, you would so get Newfoundlanders, have a great time.
Suits was Toronto
My bad, sorry
@@aussietashreacts no need to be sorry!
Hello Luv, it's your mate Kanuck Kimmie, if you want a quick answer to your question, where in Canada is the best place to live, just listen to Stompin Tom Connors song "My Stompin Grounds" and you will get the best answer. Talk late Luv, great video.
Cheers
Will Arnett is from Ontario
I love Ontario lol
Alberta has oil and lot of it and other provinces do to. There a small city in northern Alberta Canada. Grande prairie. It’s been said just the that city and surrounding area has eough oil to supply the whole country of Canada for 200 years
If I had to choose a provincial capital to live in….. that would be a difficult choice. All have great people, and things to do, that are unique to each locale. I also suspect that most people wouldn’t want to live, anywhere other than where they grew up. Visit… yes, but live?……🤔
Myself…. If push came to shove, I would probably choose Montreal. It is just such a vibrant city, though I might be a bit biased, as my folks were from Montreal, and I do have a couple of friends who live there.😁
(Hard to give up Halifax… and donairs, though)💕😜
But Montreal is not a capital city. Quebec City is the capital city of Quebec.
@@carolmurphy7572 You are right. I keep forgetting that. I guess it’s Halifax then.😁😊
I really hate that all of Ontario is painted with a Toronto brush. We are not all like those in Toronto.
Sorry Tash, but Suits was filmed in Toronto.
I’m from Toronto, Ontario and have never felt superior to any other province or territory in Canada. I love all the diversity in Canada, it makes the country interesting.
Hi Tash ~ You will 💯% enjoy the people of Newfoundland! Insuggest you go to all the small communities to meet the “Baymen” - as they will definitely offer you an extraordinarily good time touring/sightseeing, fresh hand-picked/caught seafood, icebergs, and the LARGEST, most glorious group of Humpbacks, and our little GEMS the “Right Whale”, dolphins, lots of moose, and gorgeous trips to family cabins enjoying the good old NEWFIE KITCHEN PARTY - making lifetime friends!! Do all this before…you return to the city, where the “Townies” will show you a good time on George Street - the most PUBS than anywhere else - WORLD WIDE! Of course, you get “SCREECHED IN”, before “visiting” the various pubs. There’s plenty of HREAT food at these places…and there is a great SUSHI place in St. John’s you will like, as the fish is local, fresh, caught daily many times, and prepared before you by someone experienced under many masters! I think you will ENJOY this place!
P.S. We BBQ our PRAWNS (and everything else) in the winter - whether we have lots of snow or none! We BBQ all year ‘round! And our Prawns/Shrimp/Crab/Mussels/Oysters/Cod/Halibut, etc…the list is endless…as we have a phenomenal FISHERY What is Canada’s fishery worth? What is the profit that Canada makes on the commercial fishery each year how many billions does Canada export of its fishery each year is Canada’s fishery worth BILLIONS of dollars (excluding aquaculture products)…even my family land is now leased to an owner of a Fish/Seafood plant that produces both fresh and frozen products. I could take you to the plant, and Jim would happily “give” you as many prawns or whatever else they process there! It’s a GLORIOUS benefit of visiting Back Home, as well as, for my family/friends that live there!
One thing you will be overwhelmed by in Newfoundland is …they cannot offer or do enough for another person…stranger or friend! You will always have a friend in Newfoundland…you’re never bored nor alone…someone will always be there to lend a helping hand or simply have a kind conversation. I truly wish I could somehow bottle up the genuineness, charitability and willingness to help others, kindness, generosity, their infectious optimism, HOPE, JOY and COMPASSION…all that is recognizable in most every Newfoundlander - as witnessed during 9/11. If all that could be somehow encapsulated and distributed throughout the WORLD…our World and world view would be an extraordinarily better place, than it is currently! Oh to have a wish!🌟
Well, my friend, I will wish you, your family, and everyone here a beautiful day!
Cheers🇨🇦☺🇦🇺
P.S. This is a wee tidbit that signifies the “acceptance” and welcoming nature of Newfoundlanders…it’s next to impossible to find an apartment or house to rent or buy, because they have all been given to UKRAINIANS! I suspect there will many new mixed relationships, families, and beautiful blended babies! Something BEAUTIFUL emerging from a tragedy! Newfies are not strangers to hard times…including with the devastating hurricane that hit the island last fall! The Western coastline got the brunt of it, and it will take YEARS to clean-up, restore, rebuild, and hopefully build stronger and innovative, so it’s more resilient - like Newfies themselves!❤xx
I loved your comment so much, cheers for sharing :)
@@aussietashreacts Hi Tash ~ Hope all is well! I’m sure you have been super busy with your TH-cam channels!
Cheers my friend!🇨🇦☺🇦🇺
BC people are really laid back. (I grew up in Ontario and moved here 30 years ago.) Most likely people to give you the shirt off their back -- except for Newfs. Newfoundlanders are the most friendly people on earth.
Wouldn't have pegged you as an LTT fan, not sure why. I've been watching them for a long time as well. In fact I ordered a northern lights desk pad for my son as an easter present, and have some of their stickers in random places. Haha.
Like all of these videos I've ever seen Manitoba isn't mentioned 🤣 😂
It's a place to stand! . . . . . and a place to grow! . . . . We call this land! . . . . Ontario!..... A place to stand! A place to grow! Ontari-ari-ario!
I sand that in my head.
Hi, Aussie Tash: I'll just throw out some stuff and it may not be accurate but people can leave feedback. I live in Ontario and our accent is similar to California. The X-Files were filmed in Vancouver. Montreal/Quebec has food to die for and William Shatner is from there. I tried to swim at Cavendish Beach in PEI. I had to tiptoe through the jelly fish and when I got to knee-deep, I had to turn back because it felt like my legs were turning blue. I had to rush carefully back to shore through the jelly fish. My favourite place to live would be any city/town from North Bay, Ontario and up. I don't get out much so that is all I have to say.
Tash, it’s P.E.I. for Prince Edward Island
You want to learn something crazy about this video. Go back and find Manitoba.
Ok, why didn't my beautiful and super friendly Nova Scotia get any love in this video! 😥
😉Everybody is just jealous of our donairs.😂
@@dougwilson4537 Very true! 👍😋😋😋
The Big Blue Ring is a controversial art installation in Calgary. Imagine a blue hula-hoop, with a diameter of a street light pole, standing on its side on the side of the road near a highway. It's got a couple of bits on top that look like a butterfly's antenna (I'm not sure if they light up)
Maybe they built it to lasso the Big Yellow Duck from Ontario.🤣
sunny d is orange juice.
Cheers
Another video Tash for your list. This video provides information on why Newfoundland is so Irish th-cam.com/video/Sr9Ogfpd1SA/w-d-xo.html
"What CANADIANS Really Think of Each Other's Provinces" ?
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PS- With an entire country of hockey players, this video has an abnormal "representation" of gay males.
I’m one of the red-neck mountain men from BC’s interior!
And I love it.
Peace
It is sad that Canadians who live outside of Ontario have such a knee-jerk reaction to Ontario and Toronto in particular. Many of the negative reactions are from people who have never even visited the Province or Toronto. When the participants hear their Province mentioned they, rightfully, speak of the things they feel make their Province so wonderful. If Ontarians say anything positive about their Province they are accused of thinking they are the centre of the earth. More often than not what is taken as Torontonians bragging is actually some international organisation or publication recognising Toronto with another award or rating.
With 5,737 listings on IMDb, Toronto is the fourth most-filmed city, behind only Los Angeles, New York and London. Vancouver, with 4,110 listings, comes in fifth, while Montreal ranks 13th on the list. All Canadians should be proud of those standings.
In fact just last week, Preply, an online learning platform, named Toronto as the friendliest city in the world for tourists. Other organisations have also stated Toronto is the happiest city in the world and the best city in the world to live. Those nice things have been put forth by outsiders. Obviously, Torontonians are delighted with those designations, but, are loathed to repeat them lest people accuse us of being braggarts. It seems you just cannot win.
Canada is a spectacular country with stunningly beautiful geography, warm and interesting people and unlimited attractions, parks and activities. Having had the privilege of travelling extensively throughout our country (regrettably, so far I have not had the joy of visiting Nunavut and the Northwest Territories), I swell with pride whenever outsiders say positive things about Canada because I know them to be true. That is why it is so regrettable when I hear or read some Canadian bash any part of their own country. Chimo
Taking the time, Tash, to read my lengthy comment is so kind of you and much appreciated.
Your vlog continues to provide informative and entertaining information about Canada and done so with respect, humour, emotion and compassion.......rare commodities in this day and age.
All of your viewers who share your love of Canada, I am certain, hope that sooner than later you have an opportunity to personally tour Canada from coast to coast to coast. Chimo
Canada 101
First Canada has two Official Languages. English and French. While most Provinces in Canada speak only English. Most People from Quebec speak French.
As far as being Bilingual (English and French) is concerned. That Varys from Province to Province with the highest concentration of bilingual people being in Quebec.
The Costal Provinces have there appeal just from being Costal. Which include New Brunswick, PEI, New Foundland. Nova Scotia and British Columbia.
The Eastern Provinces. All have an Irish or Scottish / English heritage. Nova Scotia actually means New Scotland in Latin.
British Columbia (the only Western Province) has a unique climate in Canada.
Quebec. You may not like it. Or you might. However, Montreal makes Quebec one of the most exciting places to visit in the World bar none. Whether you be a historian, foodie, or just a Tourist you will not be disappointed with Montreal. You might even have to go back again once you realize there is a whole city underground.
Ontario. By far the most populated Province in Canada. In fact more people reside in Ontario then the rest of Canada combined.
My home province so I not going to comment except to say is beautiful. Full of Heritage, full of Lakes, Provincial Parks. Definitely a travel destination which competes with Montreal.
I’ve been to Manitoba once. I don’t remember the exact joke. However, it was something to effect that a person ended up kicking there dog. The punch line being that they watched the dog run away for three days. Yes it is that flat. You can literally see further than you can see anywhere else in Canada.
Albertabama and Saskatchewan. Well I was taught if you haven’t got anything good to say. Or if you don’t want to say something good. You shouldn’t say anything at all.
I just love your passion for Canada
I don't understand why they don't mention Alberta. Every one in Canada is moving here . Alberta is the richest and we have beautiful scenery and we don't walk around thinking we are the best unlike Quebec and Ontario.
I live in BC and would never think of moving to Alberta.
@@katyroseable I lived in BC and I couldn't wait to move back to Alberta. The people I met there were not very friendly to me because I was from Alberta. One more the some people said that BC stood for bring cash . But in my mind BC stood for bad choice
I find this comment rather ironic...
See Tash, Canadians aren't always so nice and polite, especially when talking about each other's provinces. Sunny Delight is an orange drink that's popular with kids. The show Suits was filmed in Toronto. Will Arnett is from Toronto, Ontario.
Cheers
Crazy that they didn't have Myome from PEI or Nova Scotia or Manitoba😢
Yet we are forced to learn French all over Canada and Alberta is the rock that keeps this nation together and people complain about it. I was just asked to move to Texas and I had to say not a chance
Tash - Here's another great video for you to put on your list. Not sure if you know Jimmy Kimmel but he's a very popular late night talk show and he's based out of LA. He does this segments where they talk to people on Sunset Strip in LA th-cam.com/video/ReN82pdVZ4c/w-d-xo.html
B C bud is best hands down!
Vancouver because of the weather not very freezing weather!
Newfoundland is the best! Coming from an Ontarian. Lol
Newfie love to ya . 🥰😘
I’m a former Newfie, now living in Halifax (plus I have a Brain-Injury) so doubtful you will find anyone in Canada who gives less of a fuck than me
If these doofuses are all from Ontario, then nothing they say should be seriously considered.
Lol
Thanks for your reaction. I don't want to go into a political debate here, but the so-called problem with Québec is mostly a thing of the past--older generations still have a problem with english-canadians, but the younger generations are more bilingual, so it eases things a bit. If you're interested to learn more about it, I would recommend you this video: J.J. McCullough (My visit to Quebec). Someone will bash me for mentionning him, as he's a bit controversial, but for this particular video, he got his facts straight. Have a nice day, Tash.
Have a good one
It's P-E-I not PI
Love your videos on Canada, you should react to what Canadians think about Americans
Ontario is the powerhouse of canada where all the industry is all the Automotive capital of Canada all the muscle cars that the world enjoys especially the Americans are all Built-in Ontario without Ontario. Let's say Alberta too Canada wouldn't have so much surplus. Even though the Trudeau government spends money like it grows on trees.
Ok, so the Territories are represented but they could not get anyone to represent Prince Edward Island?! Grrrrr.
Steroytping Toronto by the downtown young crowd 🙄
What is this They needed to talk about Ontario not Toronto They are really showing their ignorance
We all hate Ontario hahaha
What towns in Ontario have you visited and why did you hate them? I am born in Ontario, have visited every province numerous times (except Saskatchewan) and can't think of a province that I could ever say that about. Each province has it's own unique charm, different, but just amazing - as are the people.
@@singtweetypie It's the Canadian joke , if you don't live there . I've been around sir , and have lived in Ontario . Truly a huge and majestic mass . Lakes great and small , best farm belt in the country , Toronto . Loved my time in Thunderbay , Kenora , Waterloo , Ottawa . Let alone the hundred of smaller places we've all been to .
The " Great Pink Highway " of the north , awesome drive that , done it a dozen times . YES Ontario is a fantastic place to live or visit . It is Canada " Heart and Soul " , the engine of the country . But it's still jokingly hated by the rest of the country . True story .
@@kyleklukas4808 Oh okay. I get it. I guess Ontarians should be travelling in Canada with another provincial flag on their backpacks.😄It is good to hear that everyone has moved on from the Newfie jokes. 😆
Alberta is the best, hands down..... I'm sorry rest of Canada.
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Anything other then Quebec as the rudest province is wrong
Saskatchewanite here
There is a deep seated dislike from the west to the Ontarians
Yes about what they said about Alberta being Americanized! Because I live here and most like Texas!
Tash my dear. I have to correct your pronunciation of Québec. The English pronunciation is "Qweh-bec" (and the "eh" part is not pronounced like the letter A!). More properly is the French pronunciation "Kay-bec". As for Newfoundland, try these tips. Don't pronounce the "found". Say it more like"fun" or even "fin". The Land part can be pronounced "lind". So smashing it all together it's more like"Newfunlind" or "Newfinlind", but can also be pronounced "Newfunland" or "Newfinland" Just keep in mind that it sounds the best if you say it fast as well. Hope you like these tips on Provincial Pronunciation (2 Provinces anyway). Cheers from 🇨🇦.
Saskatchewan’s national anthem
Faithfully sung across the province between 1 and 2 AM
It’s a fact
It’s on the Google
Go check it out. I’ll wait…..
The Last Saskatchewan Pirate
Lyrics by arrogant worms
I used to be a farmer, and I made a living fine
I had a little stretch of land along the CP line
But times were hard and though I tried, the money wasn't there
And the bankers came and took my land and told me "fair is fair"
I looked for every kind of job, the answer always no
"Hire you now?" they'd always laugh, "We just let twenty go!"
The government, the promised me a measly little sum
But I've got too much pride to end up just another bum.
Then I thought, who gives a damn if all the jobs are gone?
I'm gonna be a pirate on the river Saskatchewan!
And it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains
Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains
It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors
When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
Well, you'd think the local farmers would know that I'm at large
But just the other day I found an unprotected barge
I snuck up right behind them and they were none the wiser,
I rammed their ship and sank it and I stole their fertilizer!
A bridge outside of Moose Jaw spans a mighty river
Farmers cross in so much fear their stomachs are a'quiver
Cause they know that Tractor Jack is hidin' in the bay
I'll jump the bridge and knock them cold and sail off with their hay!
And it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains
Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains
It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors
When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
Well, Mountie Bob he chased me, he was always at my throat
He followed on the shoreline cause he didn't own a boat
But cutbacks were a'coming and the Mountie lost his job
So now he's sailing with us, and we call him Salty Bob!
A swingin' sword, a skull and bones and pleasant company
I never pay my income tax and screw the GST (Screw it!)
Sailin' down to Saskatoon, the terror of the seas
If you wanna reach the co-op, boy, you gotta get by me!
'Cause it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains
Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains
It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors
When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
Well, pirate life's appealing but you just don't find it here
I hear in North Alberta there's a band of buccaneers
They roam the Athabaska from Smith to Fort McKay
And you're gonna lose your Stetson if you have to pass their way!
Well, winter is a'comin' and a chill is in the breeze
My Pirate days are over once the river starts to freeze
I'll be back in springtime but now I have to go
I hear there's lots of plunderin' down in New Mexico!
'Cause it's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains
Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains
It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors
When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
It's a heave-ho, hi-ho, comin' down the plains
Stealin' wheat and barley and all the other grains
It's a ho-hey, hi-hey farmers bar yer doors
When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
When ya see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores
I have suggested in at least two videos that the show, K..i__m's Co..n__ven..ien..ce is fun to watch but my comments are always deleted until I remove that name. Does anyone know why this would happen? It's frustrating when you've written a paragraph and not thought to save it.
Some key words will get your comments auto deleted by YoutTube. I have found that it happens on some show names, channel names and links. Also, if you are writing your comment during an ad and the ad ends before you hit 'post', your comment will be deleted.
@@pvdogs2 Thank you.
@@festidious2644 You're welcome. I tried to leave a comment the other day on where Tash could view full episodes of the beachcomber and ultimately had to leave 3 separate comments to get my 1 comment accepted. YT didn't like to see some of my text strung together in one post.