I immigrated to Canada for 4 years in the 1970s after serving during that Vietnam thing. Worked 3 winters in the bush doing seismic (oil exploration) work in far north Saskatchewan and Alberta. Really a beautiful country Canada is with a LOT of wide open country. But you've got to be tough enough to handle those winters. Experienced more than a few "white-outs". Met some good folks up north there..
I was 18 when my parents decided to immigrate to Toronto, Canada in 1990. I have seen a few really bad winters in the last 32 years but I gotta be honest it is not as bad as some folks think. Yes there are days where you cannot leave your house but then we always have clear blue skies and sunny days in winter. I love the Winter season and cannot imagine living anywhere else in the world. Canada is truly the best country in world.
They were just shoveling to a few metres until less congested lane they can get to. I had close calls on this day, but I really appreciated my new Mazda C30. It did its job. If I had my old car - Kia Rio - as I did six weeks prior, oh, Lord have mercy.
@@oldskool1979 Your geography is wonkers. Hell's thermometer goes in the opposite direction. Our snow has stopped falling down but the wind is now blowing what fell sideways. And, it is chilly - like somewhere -0, I'm afraid to look.
I love my 4x4 F150 truck on normal days, but on days like these my appreciation if off the charts. Had no issues whatsoever going to work and back. It was actually fun to drive on the amount of snow that we got today. Snow tires on FWD cars was useless for many.
@Me Of Course Agreed. You still have to be cautious / drive according to the conditions. But having the extra weight, ground clearance, larger tires, and TRUE 4x4 transmission makes it a lot less stressful.
@@matthewgonano636 Its not bad on gas has a new motor and i do not drive it every day. i own 20 vehicles I do well with my business I can afford endless gas. It rains a lot it snows sometimes and my street is on a hill. 4x4 is a must in Canada. I have cars also but in winter i drive my 4x4's I own three.
@@matthewgonano636 Didn't buy it for the snow. That's a side benefit. I use my truck to tow my boat, and my RV (separately, of course). If you know a car that can do that, let me know.
That snowfall really caught those motorists out and I am suprised to see so many front wheel drives out with snow forecast. Brilliant video as it made me feel cold watching it 😂. Thanks and stay safe.
Niagara, Welland got the same amount of snow up to 50 to 60cm of snow! it was crazy some of the cars you couldn't even see due to the snow is was wild!!!
Exactly .. lived in Moncton and this storm is just a normal one there but I find Atlantic guys are more prepared and work all night to plow.. not in ON.. lol
First priority on Toronto's mayor and Ontario's PM agendas: get the people vaccinated, no matter what, everything else can wait. Do you see any plow on the HWY? That's management and leadership!
@@Agudar1 Healthcare workers are also shamed into working as if they can't get in, the previous staff can't leave or even get some sleep on a spare bed or boardroom table.
This storm is unusual in that it blew up through the US. This particular pattern usually misses Ontario and strikes Quebec through the Maritimes. You may get find the copious snow comfortingly traditional but the storm is still quite unusual.
When I grew up in Nova Scotia my dad always carried four small sections of plywood, big bag of gravel like kitty litter ( we didn't have a cat) chains and a tow rope. The only time we got stuck was an Xmas Eve during a windy blizzard. The engine kept cutting out from the wind . Once we turned around and the wind was pushing us we made it back to my parents' friends place. I would imagine the snowplow drivers are short staffed due to Covid / Omicron. People should have stayed off the roads
@@davehenderson3739 Agree with you 1,000 %, however I have had the misfortune to have worked at places that demand that you show up at 8AM sharp even during weather like this and not even be 5 seconds late (just to make sub-minimum wage pay).
Maybe instead of spending millions on harrassing land defenders with RCMP, the gov can help supply proper snow removal to the cities.... This is abhorant.
A blizzard without the proper warning! They knew it was gonna snow boatloads Sunday night into Monday. But they didn't know it was a blizzard until 759am Monday! Nice work environment Canada. Give em all raises
Toronto got got 56cm of snow in just 16hrs. So much even city plows got stuck or stuck behind cars. I walked home from work, took me 3hrs because TTC not running.
Most of the cars stuck in the snow more than likely had all season tires. If this storm didn't convince motorists to invest in a set, then they are just plain dumb
I'm glad I stayed home. Some cars and trucks on 401 were stuck for over 8 hours. Probably still there. TTC said 540 buses were stuck in the snow. Lots couldn't make it up hills. So, boys and girls. What have we learned? Hmmm? 1. Stay home if you can 2. Put damn f...king snow tires on your car 3. Put a shovel in the trunk 4. Stay home even if you can't. Because you're not going anywhere anyways, you're going to be stuck on a road or highway for HOURS!
Yeah there are real risks other than a long wait too I knew a girl lost a few toes to frostbite in the country her car broke down she tried to walk through a snowy field for help in sneakers...
This is just crazy. I came back to school after weeks and I had to help at least a handful of people. Me as a tall person had so much trouble walking in the snow. It was crazy.
Why so tall? Thyroid issue? The Netherlands has the tallest people in the world. If you could go to school there , you wouldn't have to help anyone. Plus , I believe they give you one free pair of snow shoes once you pay your tuition fees. Wish I was tall though tbh because they always put the food food on the higher shelves ( which I have to ask a tall person like yourself to reach for me ) and I appreciate that..But , they always seem to put the pet food on the middle shelves ( which I can reach) and I don't have a pet. We had a Great Dane when I was younger I was able to ride him like a horse until I was about 17 when he died . Well I hope you get rid of the snow soon so it's easy for you to walk in ..👌🤜🤛
Excellent video. I love seeing people who have slicks on there cars trying to drive through snow. Oh and 4 inches of ground clearance thinking they are going to plow through 24 inches of snow, just makes you shake your head.👍🍻
That's true. These people are usually the ones that give you a dirty look as your driving by in a 4x4. Even if you stop to help pull them out, they are more than likely to be stuck in the next minute.
I'm in Missouri USA; be careful shoveling. Some winters ago, I had a strong neighbor who went outside to shovel his parking area. I could see him from my patio door. After awhile of shoveling, he opened his car door and sat in the driver's seat. He never got up. Slumped a bit, and died right there.
This isn’t a typical winter day or typical winter storm in Ontario. Huge storms can happen a few times a season, but I haven’t experienced a storm involving this much snow and chaos for a very long time. This year so far involves a lot of snow, not so much other years.
@@davehenderson3739 depends on ground temperature, if 10cm come down gradually overnight it really means 5-7cm, even less hardpacked, wonderland arrives only when it hits 15cm+, vehicles run into ground clearance issue at certain spots, uneven ground elevation and traction surface seems to unsettling enough that people had difficulty dealing with it, more training and equipment recommended
In cornwall UK we get zero snow.. In 30 years its snowed twice! Once was a tiny spattering which had melted within few hours an the second time a few inches (if that) which again had melted by morning and for this amount of snow they shut all the schools, the main highway into cornwall an so many roads!.. No joke we cornish literally freak out if we get an inch of snow down here.. I can't fathom Canada, how people are out driving in those conditions! Great vid.
I live in the North, watch the forecast for days and days. Get all my groceries for a month and never leave the house for anything. Then sit and watch youtube and wonder why people are out driving in this mess when we've all been warned.
except uphills, roads (not traffic) in the video are not that bad, this is drivable conditions with the right equipment and driver training, snow has not reached vehicle bottom unless they (lost control) ran into the snow bank and suffer damage, think in term of vector thrust, space out and be patient, are people just giving up and parking it on 401?
Toronto is so used to mild winters and little snow, paved flat roads with everything conveniently located they are easily led into false dependent reality. As soon as I left I quickly moved into prepping for everything and stayed with that perspective. Down side is that I have to take my garbage to the dump pick up mail at post office. Upside is going to the dump and PO catching up with neighbors and local news. Whole other reality of more self responsibility.
???? ?? The Truckers Convoy to Ottawa is leaving Delta at 8 am sharp on Sunday, January 23. A huge convoy of trucks and cars is expected to slow roll on Highway 1. Freedom warriors should arrive before these times just to ensure that they don't miss the convoy!!! Bring your Canadian flags, signs and banners as we cheer the truckers from the overpasses!?????? ??Estimated time when the convoy will arrive at the locations (be early just incase you miss the convoy): 200 st overpass in Langley at 9:00 am McCallum overpass in Abbotsford at 9:30 am Vedder overpass in Chilliwack at 10:00 ????please share! ??
video is Toronto in the province of Ontario. Transport matters are governed by the provincial government and no you didn't have to have snow tires there. When I was young I never bothered (yes I think I was daft looking back).
I'm from W. Pa. and I'll be shoveling out tomorrow. We got about 8" of snow yesterday and today. It doesn't even look like they got as much as we did here.
Nice work on your part Lvfree. It would have been preferred to explain or detail your locations/routes in your video as they happened during the blizzard. It was a monumental snowstorm for the GTA nonetheless.
Thank you for this video. So many vehicles stuck on the roads but you drive with no problem. How is that? Why can't people stay at home when it gets this bad?
I tend to think that people sometime overestimate what their vehicles can do. I always encourage people to learn about car that you buy and how car drives in different weather conditions. Unfortunately, driving school don't teach that
That's exactly why I always keep at least 1/2 gas tank no matter what in winter. It allows me to keep the car idling for 17 hours at half tank. So with good management, you can stay warm for 3 days.
I never let the gas tank go below 3/4 full. Keeping the gas tank filled up prevents gas line freeze up. Along with always full tank, I keep a blanket, water, extra scarf, mittens, hat, down coat.......everything but the kitchen sink just in case.
@@RajinderYadav you let the car idle for 30 mins then you shut it off for 1 hour and half. You just don't idle all the time. In case you stay trapped somewhere and you have to wait
All those vehicles stuck and not one brings or has a shovel with them. These new vehicles are to lite get stuck so easy. I rememebr having a 71 Lincoln and we would just cruise in 8 inches of snow. Every winter we took of summer tires and put on the snow tires.. lol all rear wheel drive to.. but we were smart and prepared back than. No social media no billion dollar doppler or radar systems to give a 2 day advance notice of a storm to get ready for with the plows. Today they have all the technology and yet seemed to be caught off guard more than staying ahead or st least keeping up..
Great to see all these immigrants experience what we did back in the 60s LOL~ if the news says a STORM is coming STAY THE FUCK HOME unless it's an emergency and I don't mean a box of beer or milk and bread. I lived through this in the North of Ontario all my life so this is nothing to me I helped 24 seniors clear driveways then went back home and had a hot chocolate and watched Netflix all day. Be smart if you want to be a Canadian traveler. Patience and help others is the key~
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I immigrated to Canada for 4 years in the 1970s after serving during that Vietnam thing. Worked 3 winters in the bush doing seismic (oil exploration) work in far north Saskatchewan and Alberta. Really a beautiful country Canada is with a LOT of wide open country. But you've got to be tough enough to handle those winters. Experienced more than a few "white-outs". Met some good folks up north there..
Who cares go get yourself vaccinated
🙏🙏🙏
I was 18 when my parents decided to immigrate to Toronto, Canada in 1990. I have seen a few really bad winters in the last 32 years but I gotta be honest it is not as bad as some folks think. Yes there are days where you cannot leave your house but then we always have clear blue skies and sunny days in winter. I love the Winter season and cannot imagine living anywhere else in the world. Canada is truly the best country in world.
LLP
@My own research university You got that right. Cowards hiding behind social media
How nice of people shoveling the entire highway by hand, great way to stay in shape. 🤣🤣🤣
Yes in the great country of Chinada, the people work together.
But it is not really enjoyable.
Gyms are closed, great way to exercise 🤣
@@canadian_shorts 😂
They were just shoveling to a few metres until less congested lane they can get to. I had close calls on this day, but I really appreciated my new Mazda C30. It did its job. If I had my old car - Kia Rio - as I did six weeks prior, oh, Lord have mercy.
A Torontonian living in Texas, wow I don't miss this. Thanks for sharing.
Lucky! 🙂, Thank you for watching
likewise watching from Thailand
get me out of this hell hole !
@@oldskool1979 Your geography is wonkers. Hell's thermometer goes in the opposite direction. Our snow has stopped falling down but the wind is now blowing what fell sideways. And, it is chilly - like somewhere -0, I'm afraid to look.
you had the winter storm in feb. 2021 in Texas. did you forget?
Wow, lots of snow! Thanks for sharing this video!
Thank you
Bus driver arriving at the stop on time...nailed it !
beautiful show 🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing..Take Care..
Thank you!
You are a brave soul. Thank you for the great video 👍
Thank you for watching
I love my 4x4 F150 truck on normal days, but on days like these my appreciation if off the charts. Had no issues whatsoever going to work and back. It was actually fun to drive on the amount of snow that we got today. Snow tires on FWD cars was useless for many.
@Me Of Course Agreed. You still have to be cautious / drive according to the conditions. But having the extra weight, ground clearance, larger tires, and TRUE 4x4 transmission makes it a lot less stressful.
me too i can plow through 2 feet of snow not an issue for my classic 2 door Tahoe 4x4
@@matthewgonano636 Its not bad on gas has a new motor and i do not drive it every day. i own 20 vehicles I do well with my business I can afford endless gas. It rains a lot it snows sometimes and my street is on a hill. 4x4 is a must in Canada. I have cars also but in winter i drive my 4x4's I own three.
@@matthewgonano636 Didn't buy it for the snow. That's a side benefit. I use my truck to tow my boat, and my RV (separately, of course). If you know a car that can do that, let me know.
@@jaxwylde2139 Volvo S60
That snowfall really caught those motorists out and I am suprised to see so many front wheel drives out with snow forecast. Brilliant video as it made me feel cold watching it 😂. Thanks and stay safe.
Thanks because I have a Chevy Tahoe 4x4 1997 year, and have no problems in the snow w/Copper tires on her again thanks keep moving !!!!!!!!!
Thanks for this! I'm glad I didn't go anywhere today!
You are welcome. Yea, it was bad... unless you have 4x4 with good winter tires and some ground clearance - it was a bad idea to drive around
*To everyone who reads this: stay strong and follow your dreams. Don’t let anything take you down in life* ❤️
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I'll guarantee that 90% of those vehicles don't have snow tires on them.
Or chains...
90 percent of these drivers are new immigrants from 3rd world hot climates lol
I will guarantee that 100 per cent of those idiots cant drive on dry roads when the sun is out THEY ARE FROM TORONTO
@@aquamastertheonlyone Chains aren't allowed in Ontario
i watched the video again and its probably 99%. feel bad for transit and commercial drivers though
Never ceases to amaze
That was fun. I never knew Canadians were such crazy parkers.
Niagara, Welland got the same amount of snow up to 50 to 60cm of snow! it was crazy some of the cars you couldn't even see due to the snow is was wild!!!
Plus 6 in Central Alberta today🤷♀️
Chinook? I miss those 🙂
A Torontonian living in San Diego I don’t miss this at all
I bet you miss the food not being bored. San Diego is the most sleepy big city i ever been to but very nice just a bit north La Jolla is a dream
Kathy C lucky you!
Thank you for the video! Great job!
Thank you for watching
Great video coverage of the storm.
Thank you
wow crazy snow ⛄️ beautiful
Nice video log of the snow storm...
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching
i went out to talk my dog yesterday and she sank completely in the snow lol
Quebec: winter tires mandatory. I can see cars stuck in not that much snow with all seasons
I like much this video , thankyou for sharing 👍🥰👍
Hummer H2 👌👍💪💪💪
This is just another winter day on the East coast of Canada.
Exactly .. lived in Moncton and this storm is just a normal one there but I find Atlantic guys are more prepared and work all night to plow.. not in ON.. lol
So lucky that I live in western Canada. Didn’t even snow in southern Alberta till mid December I think. Y’all’s snow in the east is waaay worse
Wow ! If there was a BEER truck stranded I'd be helping myself out ! 🤣lol
First priority on Toronto's mayor and Ontario's PM agendas: get the people vaccinated, no matter what, everything else can wait. Do you see any plow on the HWY? That's management and leadership!
are these people going to the office for work? wow employee of the month
I want to go to Toronto this past weekend too! Glad I didn't
I feel sorry for everyone that worked yesterday,yesterday was really terrible,may God keep us all.
its said how healthcare workers were forced to still go in to work because they're deemed to essential. my wife was stuck going to work for 4 hours
god has nothing to do with this
@@Agudar1 ? I don't know 1 business that closed here.
@@Agudar1 Healthcare workers are also shamed into working as if they can't get in, the previous staff can't leave or even get some sleep on a spare bed or boardroom table.
No reason to got out. Safety is my number one priority.
The summer tyre squad having the first 'winter snow meeting' there.
Well , shovelling in the snow ❄️ is a good experience.
We haven’t had snow in a while so I think, today is nature’s way of reminding us of winter’s wrath.
every snow is usually 10 cm, finally a real storm lol
This storm is unusual in that it blew up through the US. This particular pattern usually misses Ontario and strikes Quebec through the Maritimes. You may get find the copious snow comfortingly traditional but the storm is still quite unusual.
Always remember Toronto Canada
When I grew up in Nova Scotia my dad always carried four small sections of plywood, big bag of gravel like kitty litter ( we didn't have a cat) chains and a tow rope. The only time we got stuck was an Xmas Eve during a windy blizzard. The engine kept cutting out from the wind . Once we turned around and the wind was pushing us we made it back to my parents' friends place.
I would imagine the snowplow drivers are short staffed due to Covid / Omicron.
People should have stayed off the roads
Yes it's not worth going to work, school or anything else in this weather.
You should have stayed up of the roads when you were a kid
@@davehenderson3739 Agree with you 1,000 %, however I have had the misfortune to have worked at places that demand that you show up at 8AM sharp even during weather like this and not even be 5 seconds late (just to make sub-minimum wage pay).
@@billdang3953 It's not worth working for those asses.
😲Model A Ford's weren't the best in the winter ❄️.
Cool this place look cold and lonely hope everyone inside or getting home now take care all
以前多倫多碰上這樣的大雪天氣，凌晨3-4點鐘鏟雪車就出動了，到了6點左右上班高峰時，高速公路和主要幹道早就都鏟過雪、撒過鹽了，不會影響出行。但是現在，鏟雪工人基本上都要等到正常上班時間才會出來，週末也不會來鏟雪。所以每一場大雪後交通就癱瘓，最明智的做法就是向老板請假，不出去了，在家待一天。
Love Canada and doesn’t matter that sometimes we have winter storms we are real North and this is even exciting
👍👍👍👍👍👍😍
Maybe instead of spending millions on harrassing land defenders with RCMP, the gov can help supply proper snow removal to the cities.... This is abhorant.
A blizzard without the proper warning! They knew it was gonna snow boatloads Sunday night into Monday. But they didn't know it was a blizzard until 759am Monday! Nice work environment Canada. Give em all raises
Toronto got got 56cm of snow in just 16hrs. So much even city plows got stuck or stuck behind cars. I walked home from work, took me 3hrs because TTC not running.
@dolimi jotoo are you Rob S 🤡
in the comments section they know it all,what a bunch of smart people,i bet they never had problems in their lifes.
Most of the cars stuck in the snow more than likely had all season tires. If this storm didn't convince motorists to invest in a set, then they are just plain dumb
I'm glad I stayed home. Some cars and trucks on 401 were stuck for over 8 hours. Probably still there.
TTC said 540 buses were stuck in the snow. Lots couldn't make it up hills.
So, boys and girls. What have we learned? Hmmm?
1. Stay home if you can 2. Put damn f...king snow tires on your car 3. Put a shovel in the trunk
4. Stay home even if you can't. Because you're not going anywhere anyways, you're going to be stuck on a road or highway for HOURS!
Yeah there are real risks other than a long wait too I knew a girl lost a few toes to frostbite in the country her car broke down she tried to walk through a snowy field for help in sneakers...
When you live in Canada you need a jeep, thankfully I own one.
well done
this is amazing
To all the people who thought all season tires will do, lmao!
This is just crazy. I came back to school after weeks and I had to help at least a handful of people. Me as a tall person had so much trouble walking in the snow. It was crazy.
Why so tall? Thyroid issue? The Netherlands has the tallest people in the world. If you could go to school there , you wouldn't have to help anyone. Plus , I believe they give you one free pair of snow shoes once you pay your tuition fees. Wish I was tall though tbh because they always put the food food on the higher shelves ( which I have to ask a tall person like yourself to reach for me ) and I appreciate that..But , they always seem to put the pet food on the middle shelves ( which I can reach) and I don't have a pet. We had a Great Dane when I was younger I was able to ride him like a horse until I was about 17 when he died . Well I hope you get rid of the snow soon so it's easy for you to walk in ..👌🤜🤛
I Remember my First snow storm,bad experience,but i love snow because in Italy when i lived Is very hard snowing :(
Excellent video. I love seeing people who have slicks on there cars trying to drive through snow. Oh and 4 inches of ground clearance thinking they are going to plow through 24 inches of snow, just makes you shake your head.👍🍻
Thanks 👍
That's true. These people are usually the ones that give you a dirty look as your driving by in a 4x4. Even if you stop to help pull them out, they are more than likely to be stuck in the next minute.
Snow shoveling does burn alot of calories great exercise I wish we had snow here
I'm in Missouri USA; be careful shoveling. Some winters ago, I had a strong neighbor who went outside to shovel his parking area. I could see him from my patio door. After awhile of shoveling, he opened his car door and sat in the driver's seat. He never got up.
Slumped a bit, and died right there.
The snow is beautiful though
Good morning wow what a storm stay safe stay warm you must have snow tires or chains ❄️❄️❄️❄️🥶🥶💙🙏🏽
You are right - snow tires + 4x4 vehicle
Get 4 winter tires. When Quebec passed this law in the 90’s winter accidents dropped by half.
Welcome to the average winter day just about everywhere else in Canada.
This is once in a decade snow fall.
This isn’t a typical winter day or typical winter storm in Ontario. Huge storms can happen a few times a season, but I haven’t experienced a storm involving this much snow and chaos for a very long time. This year so far involves a lot of snow, not so much other years.
@@heather2655 Yes this is once in a decade snowfall, very unusual. Usually the GTA would get 10cm max at a time.
@@davehenderson3739 depends on ground temperature, if 10cm come down gradually overnight it really means 5-7cm, even less hardpacked, wonderland arrives only when it hits 15cm+, vehicles run into ground clearance issue at certain spots, uneven ground elevation and traction surface seems to unsettling enough that people had difficulty dealing with it, more training and equipment recommended
In cornwall UK we get zero snow.. In 30 years its snowed twice! Once was a tiny spattering which had melted within few hours an the second time a few inches (if that) which again had melted by morning and for this amount of snow they shut all the schools, the main highway into cornwall an so many roads!.. No joke we cornish literally freak out if we get an inch of snow down here.. I can't fathom Canada, how people are out driving in those conditions! Great vid.
Thank you
I live in the North, watch the forecast for days and days. Get all my groceries for a month and never leave the house for anything. Then sit and watch youtube and wonder why people are out driving in this mess when we've all been warned.
Ditto to everything you said. Plus the no snow tires thing
Finally someone with common sense not many of us left LOL
It's not as much fun having too much common sense I reckin...Ahhh
except uphills, roads (not traffic) in the video are not that bad, this is drivable conditions with the right equipment and driver training, snow has not reached vehicle bottom unless they (lost control) ran into the snow bank and suffer damage, think in term of vector thrust, space out and be patient, are people just giving up and parking it on 401?
Toronto is so used to mild winters and little snow, paved flat roads with everything conveniently located they are easily led into false dependent reality. As soon as I left I quickly moved into prepping for everything and stayed with that perspective. Down side is that I have to take my garbage to the dump pick up mail at post office. Upside is going to the dump and PO catching up with neighbors and local news. Whole other reality of more self responsibility.
That's very brave! ❤
???? ?? The Truckers Convoy to Ottawa is leaving Delta at 8 am sharp on Sunday, January 23. A huge convoy of trucks and cars is expected to slow roll on Highway 1. Freedom warriors should arrive before these times just to ensure that they don't miss the convoy!!! Bring your Canadian flags, signs and banners as we cheer the truckers from the overpasses!??????
??Estimated time when the convoy will arrive at the locations (be early just incase you miss the convoy):
200 st overpass in Langley at 9:00 am
McCallum overpass in Abbotsford at 9:30 am
Vedder overpass in Chilliwack at 10:00
????please share! ??
Great coverage of a terrible winter storm!
Looks like nobody was prepared at all.
Ist Toronto.. no one is prepeared unless you are in a tim hortons drive thru
It was so bad I couldn’t even shovel my driveway and my dog couldn’t even go pee! It’s also bad in Toronto.
Jeez, I live in Vancouver and I still make sure to have good tires. If I lived East of Alberta I would make darn sure to have snow tires.
Pls stay safe always !!
Thank you my friend!
Life comes to standstill seriously in this time. Govt should be prepared to help
I love the video ,
Snow all over .
Thanks for sharing, but what kind of a car you are driving, pretty reliable on snowy day like today.
My 12 year old H3 with winter tires
@@lvfreeAdventures nice 👍
Awesome! Very Relaxing, thank you for this!
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I guess this part of Canada doesn't require snow tires...
Depending on the car you would need chains too. Even with three peaks.
Its too expensive to even breathe in toronto.. no money left for snow tires lol
No.
video is Toronto in the province of Ontario. Transport matters are governed by the provincial government and no you didn't have to have snow tires there. When I was young I never bothered (yes I think I was daft looking back).
I love snow storms here in Ontario
Scary ... you are brave and often driving sometimes so fast I gasped. LOL
I know my car very well 🙂
I'm from W. Pa. and I'll be shoveling out tomorrow. We got about 8" of snow yesterday and today. It doesn't even look like they got as much as we did here.
Same here in NC Magoo Lew. Stay safe.
This is 22 inches, you cant tell because its highway
People went out just to see the weather and they get stuck and cause traffic 😂
Nice work on your part Lvfree. It would have been preferred to explain or detail your locations/routes in your video as they happened during the blizzard. It was a monumental snowstorm for the GTA nonetheless.
Thank you for this video. So many vehicles stuck on the roads but you drive with no problem. How is that? Why can't people stay at home when it gets this bad?
I tend to think that people sometime overestimate what their vehicles can do. I always encourage people to learn about car that you buy and how car drives in different weather conditions. Unfortunately, driving school don't teach that
That's exactly why I always keep at least 1/2 gas tank no matter what in winter. It allows me to keep the car idling for 17 hours at half tank. So with good management, you can stay warm for 3 days.
17 hours, 3 days? stay warm??
I never let the gas tank go below 3/4 full. Keeping the gas tank filled up prevents gas line freeze up.
Along with always full tank, I keep a blanket, water, extra scarf, mittens, hat, down coat.......everything but the kitchen sink just in case.
@@RajinderYadav you let the car idle for 30 mins then you shut it off for 1 hour and half. You just don't idle all the time. In case you stay trapped somewhere and you have to wait
You really know survival in Canadian winter! Excellent info/advice!
Get a Prius. Stay idle for a very long time without worrying about gas limit
there is a lot of snow in Quebec too
I felt so bad for those stuck in this mess. Hope they all got home safely....😊
Some of them were there for 8 hours
Wow! When was this recorded?
Today in the morning, lots of snow
In BC, winter tires are mandatory. You’d think they’d be everywhere.
Everyone has winter tires in Ontario.
All those vehicles stuck and not one brings or has a shovel with them. These new vehicles are to lite get stuck so easy. I rememebr having a 71 Lincoln and we would just cruise in 8 inches of snow. Every winter we took of summer tires and put on the snow tires.. lol all rear wheel drive to.. but we were smart and prepared back than. No social media no billion dollar doppler or radar systems to give a 2 day advance notice of a storm to get ready for with the plows. Today they have all the technology and yet seemed to be caught off guard more than staying ahead or st least keeping up..
They should have been prepared this is Canada not Hawaii
Great to see all these immigrants experience what we did back in the 60s LOL~ if the news says a STORM is coming STAY THE FUCK HOME unless it's an emergency and I don't mean a box of beer or milk and bread. I lived through this in the North of Ontario all my life so this is nothing to me I helped 24 seniors clear driveways then went back home and had a hot chocolate and watched Netflix all day. Be smart if you want to be a Canadian traveler. Patience and help others is the key~
OMG beautiful ❄🇨🇦🍁.this is not easy, you are my favourite Vlogger. Thanks 👌❤.
Thanks so much 😊
Thank u 🙏 for video 📹. All day waiting for this video 📹.
Thank you for watching. More snow videos coming tomorrow
Nice
I always knew there were lotsa idiot new drivers in the GTA... This confirms it.
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Hope it get better soon🍀🍀🍀
Here in France, just 5 cm snow causes the same traffic jams.... Courage à vous les canadiens !
should have learn from the Finns
i you drive anywhere there is snow be prepared - a shovel , some sand in a bucket , also for weight , a tow rope some gloves and a blanket
Very good.enjoy it beutiful snow.haha