Just a hint for U.S drivers in Canada. I don't know about other Provence's but in Ontario ,if you are driving on a "Freeway" (a road that does not have traffic lights) like the one these folks are driving on, you can drive about 20 km an hour above the speed limit and the police will not pull you over unless you are driving aggressively ie: weaving in and of traffic. The 400 series highways usually have speeds posted as 100km so when safe to do so you can go 119 km an hour and avoid a ticket. On smaller roads where the limit is 80 km per hour you would go about 99 km per hour. If you are caught going 50 km over the speed limit anywhere, your car will be impounded & towed (on the spot), and you will be charged with speed racing.
You're spot on about the better infrastructure. I've driven the QEW from Niagara to the outskirts of Toronto and the 401 north to Barrie and the roads are much better than PA and NY. Also I liked the service plazas. The only difference was speed limits and distances were in kilometers, everything is bilingual English/French and gas is more expensive.
Once again a Canadian comment. Your explanation of how Toronto got it's name is new to me? The name Toronto is derived from the Mohawk word tkaronto which means "where there are trees standing in the water. I don't think anyone broke their toe!! Cheers!
What are your initial thoughts of driving on North America's most busiest parking lot aka the Toronto section of Highway 401? By the way at end of the video you're in my old stomping grounds right next door to the Tim Hortons on Canadian Place in the Tomken Road and Eglinton Avenue area in Mississauga Ontario is where I went to high school.
As far as I am concerned your Canada trip is the best driving blog on TH-cam. You guys motivated me to get my passport. On your next trip I think you should visit Winnipeg as well as revisiting Toronto and Montreal. You should make it a hockey trip and check out some hockey games. Hockey is the NFL of Canada and would be worth it to see a game in Canada. This would definitely have to be later in the spring when the snow has melted because I doubt you would want to drive in the Canadian snow. A cross Canadian trip all the way out to Vancouver would also be cool but I don't how cost effective it would be to drive all the way out there. Anyways keep up the good work because this series is definitely informative and unique. Canada has its issues but it beats the hell out of my city Jacksonville.
I remember seeing the speeding fines posted on the side of the road. Me bringing a load to deliver, I was there for several hours at the customs. I had a lot of paper work for that load.
We don't actually call it the Toronto Metropolitan Area. We refer to it as the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) is the true GTA. Rockstar GTA missed an opportunity, for their video game GTA VI. Since Toronto is the GTA, and we are also known as the 6. When I drive and I see a plate that is from out of town, I normally give them a little more patient and give them space as they are not around from the area.
Hmm, not sure why it had you exit the 401 there if you're going to Toronto, unless you entered an address at the north end. The 401 is the busiest highway in the world, and one of the largest. You'd have particularly witnessed that if you took the 401 all the way into the city.
In terms of speed limits, people regularly travel 130-140 km/h (80-90 mph) on the QEW. That;s higher than most American highways except for states like Texas and Montana.
Go to Quebec its like being in a European country. Toronto is just like the USA. Nicer people tho. And don't take the 407 tollway without a transponder!
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS it's $50 per use plus the toll for unrecognized tags. They'll send you a bill. If you don't pay your driving privileges will be suspended in Canada. If you never plan on returning your good tho.
Using a phone while driving is a HEAVILY enforced violation.......and strictly enforced. And yes, there are restaurants from EVERY country in the world in Toronto.
As a Canadian myself, if you don't speak french good luck living in Montreal. Toronto on the other hand is an expensive place to live not to mention becoming more dangerous.
Your panic at 39:50 was hilarious, unnecessary, and illegal. That wasn't an exit, it was a transfer to the collector lanes. If you aren't sure of your exit, it's safer to drive in the collectors. I've had visitors tell me horror stories about not being able to get to their exit because they were in the express lanes. You have to watch for your transfer lane, then your exit. Delivery and taxi drivers never use the express lanes.
They are only super wide for a few miles. The 401 is 18-22 lanes continuously for 40+ miles, and has a daily volume of up to 500,000 vehicles daily, a volume that nowhere comes close to. Also it is the world’s busiest truck route.
Imagine this... I was just talking to you about Texarkana and I Moved from there 20 plus years ago to Niagara Falls Ontario SAFE CLEAN 6TH SAFEST COUNTRY - UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE - I WAS IN TOTAL SHOCK WHEN I GOT HERE... I WAS LIKE OMG IT SMELLS SO GOOD AND SO CLEAN -- VERY VERY SAFE ENJOY!!! TORONTO IS WICKED!!!!!
As an aggressive driving Torontonian, I had to laugh when i heard you say all these positive things about Toronto drivers. For starters, when you said that you were in Cambridge, which is pretty far from Toronto. I'm sure i would also think the drivers in Cambridge are nice, polite and well behaved but I'd like to hear you say that when you actually get to Toronto (my guess is you guys are about 1.5 to 2 hours away from the city) When you actually get there and you're driving on the 401, QEW or DVP going right thru the city, don't think your impression of Toronto drivers would be as positive as it was when you were in Cambridge LOL
IDK, people who live in TO drive alright. Its the people who dont live in TO and not use to driving around southern Ontario that screw things. People who live in TO drive like they have somewhere to go. People who are not from that area drive like tourist looking for their exits and drive like they were from their small town and have nowhere to go.
As a driver who's driven in Toronto and some parts of Mid America.... I can tell u Toronto is mostly just traffic with good drivers. One of the worst drivers I've seen come from America where they don't let u cut in traffic at all. Even coming from a parking lot to the road even if there's no other cars they'll block u right in and won't let u merge . Also when making a left on no stop lights and there's lots of cars driving they'll honk non stop even if you can't merge. The only times I see this are Brampton drivers which are the worst drivers in Canada. Once u get to deep states there really bad at driving .... When going through an orange light and there making a left they drive up and stop in the middle of the road like they wanna collect insurance money from a crash....also they break check down there.
As a driver who's driven in Toronto and some parts of Mid America.... I can tell u Toronto is mostly just traffic with good drivers. One of the worst drivers I've seen came from America where they don't let u cut in traffic at all. Even coming from a parking lot to the road even if there's no other cars they'll block u right in and won't let u merge . Also when making a left on no stop lights and there's lots of cars driving they'll honk non stop even if you can't merge. The only times I see this are Brampton drivers which are the worst drivers in Canada. Once u get to deep states there really had at driving .... When going through an orange light and there making a left they drive up and stop in the middle of the road like they wanna collect insurance money from a crash....also they break check down there.
@Southern Life You are in the richest province/state of Canada. It is most developed part of Canada. On the other side of the border in the US, you are in rust belt states. Also did you know Canada pay for its national defense like it's supposed to, relying on the US defense umbrella....Those savings are then used to fund social programs in Canada
It always amazes me how Americans think things will magically look different as soon as they cross the border. 😂 All kidding aside, I hope you enjoyed your travels!
just an fyi... Canada is still America. .North America ,as is the U.S. The U.S. is not AMERICA ! Its part of North America , as is Canada ! I wish people would get this straight !
I’ve watched this video for 2 minutes. And already shaking my head. First nine of us listen to indigenous music. So not sure what you’re listening to. Also. There is no sign in Ontario that shows a 10000 dollar fine for speeding. Not sure what you’re looking at. Can’t wait to see the rest of this video
Canada after 1860 was built by Canadians. English-speaking Canadians trace their roots to the United States before the Revolution against the English. Americans who did not want to rebel moved north across the border into British Canada.
You are not going to see moose in southern Ontario, there are no forests down there, it is all farmland once you get off the highway or out of the cities. You might see some deer in the rural areas where there are are lots of farms, but you wont see any moose, or bears until you are north of Toronto, past Barrie. The big difference Americans will notice when coming into Canada, it's cleaner here and you wont see a bunch of boarded up buildings. I lived in southern Ontario for several years. Everyone pronounces Toronto differently. Even people in Toronto say it differently, like Teranto. As for Drake stuff, no one cares. Hell, I couldn't name a single song from him. No one is going to care where you are from if you get mugged, but the probability of getting mugged is almost zero chance in hell. Don't hang out in back allies, or sketchy bars and you will never have to worry about crime. I don't know why someone would come all the way from Florida and come to Canada and expect Cuban food. There are very few Spanish type restaurants in Canada. We don't have a lot of Latin people. I have no clue what he is talking about regarding prisons. He was no where near a prison. I don't know why someone would come to Canada in May, that is black fly and mosquito time and the water is still cold and nothing to do. If you come to Canada, come in July or August when its hot and you can go to the beaches and parks and enjoy many different festivals. You have to go to Wonderland and Niagara Falls. You are not going to see too many Americans driving around, especially at that time of the year. A lot of Americans come to Canada and go up north to hunt bears for the spring bear hunt, or in the fall when hunting for bears opens again and they can also fish. But that is up north in Sudbury and areas like that. Any whoo, I hope you enjoy you time in Canada.
That’s not true we have large populations of Latinos in Toronto especially Mexicans and Colombians . Montreal has one of the hugest latino populations of all Canada including Caribbean nations that are Hispanic .
The 401 from Cambridge to Toronto during rush hour ??? Not the way I would want to see a country for the first time. But I have no patience for car-travel. There are a lot of every ethnic origin in Canada, it's kind of our thing. Hockey games are even broadcast in Punjabi !! You"ll hear a United Nations worth of languages as you visit the sites in Toronto, and I think I can speak for most Torontonians when I say that's what makes us special. Personally I judge a person's character on the contents of their grandmother's recipe books. (Making South Asians truly wonderful people) Also it's not Tow-Ron-Tow, it's Toranna (sometimes Tyranna but NEVER Tow-Ron-Tow). That'll out you as a US tourist every time.
Uhhh...only Americans say Tor-On-TOE. Someone must have played a trick on you. Locals say Tur-anno....the second t isn't really said. Vast majority of Canadian NHL players come from Ontario. Several NBA players are from the Toronto area including NBA champ AllStar Jamal Murray. Many celebs are from Toronto in addition to drake. Ever heard of The Weeknd? He did the Super Bowl half time show a couple years ago. Jim Carey, Simu Liu, Shawn Mendes, Mike Myers, Keanu Reeves, I'm surprised whoever gave you these facts didn't mention Enimem is from Toronto, because it sounds like they were trying to screw with you. It's funny hearing someone raving about our infrastructure. I guess we take it for granted. All people do here is complain. While the posted speed limit on this highway is 100km/hr, the flow of traffic generally goes faster and hovers around 120km/hr.
True, the US doesn't do everything perfectly. We tend to neglect funding cities (Republicans) compared to other countries. Where Southern life is now is actually the most developed part of Canada (Southern Ontario)
"Canadian drivers aren't bad" Ok, sure, when compared to lots (not all) American drivers. I've driven or have been driven in Boston, NYC to Long Island, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Ft Lauderdale. One thing I notice is the lack of acknowledgment by other drivers when I say give ROW, let people in, etc. I always hand wave or double flash my 4 ways when someone does for me. But I will say that Toronto has some very ignorant drivers (I dashcam and post them on TH-cam). But from what I've seen, Vancouver and surrounding area takes the cake for the worst drivers in Canada
Lived there 10 years. Don't ruin it. No Americans wanted. Infrastructure paid for by taxes. Universal Healthcare, low crime, clean air. Govt pays for basic college level education. Subways clean and safe. Multicultural society on 3rd generation. Everyone has a union. You don't really understand Canada.
@@beltranalves US had a more advanced health care system but access to it is expensive. True, when Canadians cannot treat a patient, the patient is transferred to the US..
@ATXDesign Universal healthcare yes, but when Canadians cannot treat a patient, that patient is sent across the border to the US for treatment. Ontario infrastructure is paid in part by a favorable trade deal with the US. Furthermore Canada doesn't pay for its defense like it's supposed, rather relying on the US security umbrella. Those savings are re-invested in social programs in Canada
I hate when Americans try to imitate Canadian accents when there really isn’t one and u sound like ur speaking Chinese or something. So weird. The only insulting thing is when I travel and people think I’m American
The Katy Freeway is only super wide for a few miles. The 401 is 18-22 lanes for over30 or 40 miles, and has up to 500,000 cars on it daily, a volume that nowhere comes close to. It is also the world’s busiest truck route.
Just a hint for U.S drivers in Canada. I don't know about other Provence's but in Ontario ,if you are driving on a "Freeway" (a road that does not have traffic lights) like the one these folks are driving on, you can drive about 20 km an hour above the speed limit and the police will not pull you over unless you are driving aggressively ie: weaving in and of traffic. The 400 series highways usually have speeds posted as 100km so when safe to do so you can go 119 km an hour and avoid a ticket. On smaller roads where the limit is 80 km per hour you would go about 99 km per hour. If you are caught going 50 km over the speed limit anywhere, your car will be impounded & towed (on the spot), and you will be charged with speed racing.
You're spot on about the better infrastructure. I've driven the QEW from Niagara to the outskirts of Toronto and the 401 north to Barrie and the roads are much better than PA and NY. Also I liked the service plazas. The only difference was speed limits and distances were in kilometers, everything is bilingual English/French and gas is more expensive.
Car Dependency is a Hell of a drug
Those better infrastructure ends as soon as you cross the Quebec Border, just sayin Lol
@@ballain1 tell me about it, as a torontonian, i agree road quality is dookie up there in quebec.
Canadahhhhhhhh
Once again a Canadian comment. Your explanation of how Toronto got it's name is new to me? The name Toronto is derived from the Mohawk word tkaronto which means "where there are trees standing in the water. I don't think anyone broke their toe!!
Cheers!
What are your initial thoughts of driving on North America's most busiest parking lot aka the Toronto section of Highway 401? By the way at end of the video you're in my old stomping grounds right next door to the Tim Hortons on Canadian Place in the Tomken Road and Eglinton Avenue area in Mississauga Ontario is where I went to high school.
As far as I am concerned your Canada trip is the best driving blog on TH-cam. You guys motivated me to get my passport. On your next trip I think you should visit Winnipeg as well as revisiting Toronto and Montreal. You should make it a hockey trip and check out some hockey games. Hockey is the NFL of Canada and would be worth it to see a game in Canada. This would definitely have to be later in the spring when the snow has melted because I doubt you would want to drive in the Canadian snow. A cross Canadian trip all the way out to Vancouver would also be cool but I don't how cost effective it would be to drive all the way out there. Anyways keep up the good work because this series is definitely informative and unique. Canada has its issues but it beats the hell out of my city Jacksonville.
Canada is a gorgeous country with beautiful landscapes
I didn't read the comments so I don't if its been said, but 80KMPH is 50 MPH.
How would you compare Toronto roads with in Florida?
😅 no. Florida is a century behind
So how do u know what the speed is , I don't know how to read kilometers
We can change the settings because it’s electronic dash
Last month I drove from Atlanta to Toronto it took me 20 hours. Going back to Atlanta it took 19 hours
I remember seeing the speeding fines posted on the side of the road. Me bringing a load to deliver, I was there for several hours at the customs. I had a lot of paper work for that load.
We don't actually call it the Toronto Metropolitan Area. We refer to it as the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) is the true GTA. Rockstar GTA missed an opportunity, for their video game GTA VI. Since Toronto is the GTA, and we are also known as the 6. When I drive and I see a plate that is from out of town, I normally give them a little more patient and give them space as they are not around from the area.
You must drive to Niagara Falls , i was there in 2016 , nice nice nice - Kanadaaaaaaaaaaa
Nobody from Toronto says that. It’s Toronno. Cmon man.
Sounds like the microphone is messing up
Hmm, not sure why it had you exit the 401 there if you're going to Toronto, unless you entered an address at the north end. The 401 is the busiest highway in the world, and one of the largest. You'd have particularly witnessed that if you took the 401 all the way into the city.
You don't have to actually go right into Toronto for that anymore and the video shows that.
Do they ask u if u have anything in your car , n do they give u a certain time limit there n a date u must leave there ??
6 months
I want to go to British Columbia
That’s awesome!!! It’s great to see your first time in Canada, Bro!!
I would love to visiting Niagara Falls and Buffalo New York for my best option.
You reminded me of why I hate driving on the highway; traffic slows down to a crawl at every on-ramp 🤨.
“What’s the lady on the package of the pancakes?” 😂😂
Lol I was waiting for this video! 🇨🇦. Wait till you see the orange colored construction zone lane markers
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In Canada it's HoseA for gas HoseB for oil!
I want to visit Toronto it looks like a nice city
Get Presto cards. Take the TTC. Don't drive in Toronto.
@@stephenolan5539, you nailed it.
In terms of speed limits, people regularly travel 130-140 km/h (80-90 mph) on the QEW. That;s higher than most American highways except for states like Texas and Montana.
Sooo crazy to see my old home. Thx for the video! Gotten so used to seeing palm trees it’s weird seeing roads without it now lol
Niagara Falls is very nice on the Canadian side.
Go to Quebec its like being in a European country. Toronto is just like the USA. Nicer people tho. And don't take the 407 tollway without a transponder!
Took the 407 🙄 what happens now? Yeah this feels like france. Shocking!
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS it's $50 per use plus the toll for unrecognized tags. They'll send you a bill. If you don't pay your driving privileges will be suspended in Canada. If you never plan on returning your good tho.
@@jermaineflowers1538 absolutely criminal fees! But the video about it will make me more than the fee .. people need to know this 😅
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS that's awesome, get to the paper! 🙌 .. enjoy
Using a phone while driving is a HEAVILY enforced violation.......and strictly enforced. And yes, there are restaurants from EVERY country in the world in Toronto.
It only dawned on me later that a lot of your comments were just a joke. The funniest one was saying that Mrs. Butterworth was on Canadian bank notes.
32:50 "What is Canadian food... Just like American food with Maple syrup on it?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I am live in Canada It is #1
The place Wheels Inn was in is pernounced "Chat" "ham", Chatham
You got so lucky with traffic lol, drives are great but traffic jams always!
She is a good driver
Good for her for driving safely through a construction zone. Too many people blast through.
If you had to choose between living in (Canada Toronto) and (Canada Montreal), which would you choose and why?
Hard call. Toronto seams more fake. Montreal seams authentic. But toronto looks cleaner.
As a Canadian myself, if you don't speak french good luck living in Montreal.
Toronto on the other hand is an expensive place to live not to mention becoming more dangerous.
@@PeterBornAgain how is it becoming more expensive and is French needed for Toronto as well or?
@@Rico-002knowledge of French is good but not mandatory in Toronto,a lot of people in Toronto do not know any French
Ronnie Hawkins was from Arkansas and is a Toronto icon
Heading to Toronto next month. Coming in from Niagara Falls to downtown Toronto. One week in Toronto. Can’t wait.
Should be a nice experience Safe Travels! People have different way of speaking! Currency is not dollar bill!
How about t-mobile
Fun fact, Kilometers were invented in France and Miles were invented in England.
The people begging for money in Mississauga are usually at Hurontario and Dundas, Dixie and Dundas and Hurontario and Highway 403.
We're so special up here.
Your panic at 39:50 was hilarious, unnecessary, and illegal. That wasn't an exit, it was a transfer to the collector lanes. If you aren't sure of your exit, it's safer to drive in the collectors. I've had visitors tell me horror stories about not being able to get to their exit because they were in the express lanes. You have to watch for your transfer lane, then your exit. Delivery and taxi drivers never use the express lanes.
Actually Torontonians don't pronounce the second T, it's pronounced Torono.
Wow normally going into Toronto it's fast traffic
Hi guys your in my country and I’m in yours 🎉🎉🎉❤ so excited for you 🎉
You are right about Canada purchasing Jamaica, because there are a lot of Canadians that love Jamaica.
Fun fact; decades ago, Canada _almost_ got control of the Turks and Caicos islands in the Caribbean.
Houston has wide highways
They are only super wide for a few miles. The 401 is 18-22 lanes continuously for 40+ miles, and has a daily volume of up to 500,000 vehicles daily, a volume that nowhere comes close to. Also it is the world’s busiest truck route.
Imagine this... I was just talking to you about Texarkana and I Moved from there 20 plus years ago to Niagara Falls Ontario SAFE CLEAN 6TH SAFEST COUNTRY - UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE - I WAS IN TOTAL SHOCK WHEN I GOT HERE... I WAS LIKE OMG IT SMELLS SO GOOD AND SO CLEAN -- VERY VERY SAFE ENJOY!!! TORONTO IS WICKED!!!!!
if you reach highway 401 im coing to say welcome to canada lol hope i see you on video diving on 401
As an aggressive driving Torontonian, I had to laugh when i heard you say all these positive things about Toronto drivers. For starters, when you said that you were in Cambridge, which is pretty far from Toronto. I'm sure i would also think the drivers in Cambridge are nice, polite and well behaved but I'd like to hear you say that when you actually get to Toronto (my guess is you guys are about 1.5 to 2 hours away from the city) When you actually get there and you're driving on the 401, QEW or DVP going right thru the city, don't think your impression of Toronto drivers would be as positive as it was when you were in Cambridge LOL
IDK, people who live in TO drive alright. Its the people who dont live in TO and not use to driving around southern Ontario that screw things. People who live in TO drive like they have somewhere to go. People who are not from that area drive like tourist looking for their exits and drive like they were from their small town and have nowhere to go.
As a driver who's driven in Toronto and some parts of Mid America.... I can tell u Toronto is mostly just traffic with good drivers. One of the worst drivers I've seen come from America where they don't let u cut in traffic at all. Even coming from a parking lot to the road even if there's no other cars they'll block u right in and won't let u merge . Also when making a left on no stop lights and there's lots of cars driving they'll honk non stop even if you can't merge. The only times I see this are Brampton drivers which are the worst drivers in Canada.
Once u get to deep states there really bad at driving .... When going through an orange light and there making a left they drive up and stop in the middle of the road like they wanna collect insurance money from a crash....also they break check down there.
As a driver who's driven in Toronto and some parts of Mid America.... I can tell u Toronto is mostly just traffic with good drivers. One of the worst drivers I've seen came from America where they don't let u cut in traffic at all. Even coming from a parking lot to the road even if there's no other cars they'll block u right in and won't let u merge . Also when making a left on no stop lights and there's lots of cars driving they'll honk non stop even if you can't merge. The only times I see this are Brampton drivers which are the worst drivers in Canada.
Once u get to deep states there really had at driving .... When going through an orange light and there making a left they drive up and stop in the middle of the road like they wanna collect insurance money from a crash....also they break check down there.
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@Southern Life You are in the richest province/state of Canada. It is most developed part of Canada. On the other side of the border in the US, you are in rust belt states.
Also did you know Canada pay for its national defense like it's supposed to, relying on the US defense umbrella....Those savings are then used to fund social programs in Canada
I can't believe we're in Canada now, awsome guys
the roads are better and they are more up north
fun fact the highway you're on is the busiest in the WORLD HIGHWAY 401
1:30 me: *_laughs in Toronto and Montréal_*
2:02 Really????
He commends Canadian infrastructure so many times that I didn't count.
It always amazes me how Americans think things will magically look different as soon as they cross the border. 😂 All kidding aside, I hope you enjoyed your travels!
100 is 60
Miles are the bigger numbers so 100km is 60mph it’s not hard but it always throws off Americans
just an fyi... Canada is still America. .North America ,as is the U.S. The U.S. is not AMERICA ! Its part of North America , as is Canada ! I wish people would get this straight !
I’ve watched this video for 2 minutes. And already shaking my head. First nine of us listen to indigenous music. So not sure what you’re listening to. Also. There is no sign in Ontario that shows a 10000 dollar fine for speeding. Not sure what you’re looking at. Can’t wait to see the rest of this video
The $10000 signs are just to scare drivers 😂
But your car can still get impounded.
The 403 in Woodstock near the 401 interchange has a sign
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Canada was built by Europeans. It shouldn't be that surprising to see so many similarities. Europeans have built the greatest nations in the world.
Canada after 1860 was built by Canadians. English-speaking Canadians trace their roots to the United States before the Revolution against the English. Americans who did not want to rebel moved north across the border into British Canada.
@@ChatGPT1111I heard the British used to interbreed in the north to keep the Canadian population
You guys are sleep deprived...too funny!!
Long travels
CANADAHHHHHHHH
try it on a long weekend hahaha
Nice trip, could have done without the talking. Just a ride with some soft music. Anyway, thanks for sharing.
looks like europe
You are not going to see moose in southern Ontario, there are no forests down there, it is all farmland once you get off the highway or out of the cities. You might see some deer in the rural areas where there are are lots of farms, but you wont see any moose, or bears until you are north of Toronto, past Barrie.
The big difference Americans will notice when coming into Canada, it's cleaner here and you wont see a bunch of boarded up buildings. I lived in southern Ontario for several years. Everyone pronounces Toronto differently. Even people in Toronto say it differently, like Teranto. As for Drake stuff, no one cares. Hell, I couldn't name a single song from him. No one is going to care where you are from if you get mugged, but the probability of getting mugged is almost zero chance in hell. Don't hang out in back allies, or sketchy bars and you will never have to worry about crime. I don't know why someone would come all the way from Florida and come to Canada and expect Cuban food. There are very few Spanish type restaurants in Canada. We don't have a lot of Latin people. I have no clue what he is talking about regarding prisons. He was no where near a prison. I don't know why someone would come to Canada in May, that is black fly and mosquito time and the water is still cold and nothing to do. If you come to Canada, come in July or August when its hot and you can go to the beaches and parks and enjoy many different festivals. You have to go to Wonderland and Niagara Falls. You are not going to see too many Americans driving around, especially at that time of the year. A lot of Americans come to Canada and go up north to hunt bears for the spring bear hunt, or in the fall when hunting for bears opens again and they can also fish. But that is up north in Sudbury and areas like that.
Any whoo, I hope you enjoy you time in Canada.
That’s not true we have large populations of Latinos in Toronto especially Mexicans and Colombians . Montreal has one of the hugest latino populations of all Canada including Caribbean nations that are Hispanic .
I've seen deer in Mississauga.
And Toronto actually has a lot of connected wooded areas.
A Torontonian ....you can tell them apart, they pronounce it 'Trawna'..... Any other pronunciation, the person is from somewhere else.
The 401 from Cambridge to Toronto during rush hour ???
Not the way I would want to see a country for the first time. But I have no patience for car-travel.
There are a lot of every ethnic origin in Canada, it's kind of our thing. Hockey games are even broadcast in Punjabi !!
You"ll hear a United Nations worth of languages as you visit the sites in Toronto, and I think I can speak for most Torontonians when I say that's what makes us special. Personally I judge a person's character on the contents of their grandmother's recipe books. (Making South Asians truly wonderful people)
Also it's not Tow-Ron-Tow, it's Toranna (sometimes Tyranna but NEVER Tow-Ron-Tow). That'll out you as a US tourist every time.
I liked what i saw. Clean and safe cities
Uhhh...only Americans say Tor-On-TOE. Someone must have played a trick on you. Locals say Tur-anno....the second t isn't really said.
Vast majority of Canadian NHL players come from Ontario. Several NBA players are from the Toronto area including NBA champ AllStar Jamal Murray. Many celebs are from Toronto in addition to drake. Ever heard of The Weeknd? He did the Super Bowl half time show a couple years ago. Jim Carey, Simu Liu, Shawn Mendes, Mike Myers, Keanu Reeves, I'm surprised whoever gave you these facts didn't mention Enimem is from Toronto, because it sounds like they were trying to screw with you.
It's funny hearing someone raving about our infrastructure. I guess we take it for granted. All people do here is complain.
While the posted speed limit on this highway is 100km/hr, the flow of traffic generally goes faster and hovers around 120km/hr.
Get on the 401 at 5pm buddy
The United States has amazing infrastructure too!!! It depends on which area you are in the United States!!! Please stop making fun of Detroit
True, the US doesn't do everything perfectly. We tend to neglect funding cities (Republicans) compared to other countries. Where Southern life is now is actually the most developed part of Canada (Southern Ontario)
@@kinkiesse7736 ...which lies next to the most decayed part of America.
You guys missed rush hour traffic luckily. I'm happy to hear some good about Ontario. We hear nothing but shit from the rest of the country.
"Just to give you an idea of what it's like driving in Toronto"
Literally one hour on the highway-
They maybe got halfway through the city
What does he mean “THE radio station?”
Does he think there’s one radio station in Canada, and it’s Indian?! I don’t get it.
"Canadian drivers aren't bad"
Ok, sure, when compared to lots (not all) American drivers. I've driven or have been driven in Boston, NYC to Long Island, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Ft Lauderdale. One thing I notice is the lack of acknowledgment by other drivers when I say give ROW, let people in, etc. I always hand wave or double flash my 4 ways when someone does for me. But I will say that Toronto has some very ignorant drivers (I dashcam and post them on TH-cam). But from what I've seen, Vancouver and surrounding area takes the cake for the worst drivers in Canada
Lived there 10 years. Don't ruin it. No Americans wanted. Infrastructure paid for by taxes. Universal Healthcare, low crime, clean air. Govt pays for basic college level education. Subways clean and safe. Multicultural society on 3rd generation. Everyone has a union. You don't really understand Canada.
I feel safe here.
Can the unvaxxed use that tax-payer provided infrastructure now?
Move there , funny that people looking for good medicine they come to the UNITED STATES , move there please
@@beltranalves US had a more advanced health care system but access to it is expensive. True, when Canadians cannot treat a patient, the patient is transferred to the US..
@ATXDesign Universal healthcare yes, but when Canadians cannot treat a patient, that patient is sent across the border to the US for treatment.
Ontario infrastructure is paid in part by a favorable trade deal with the US. Furthermore Canada doesn't pay for its defense like it's supposed, rather relying on the US security umbrella. Those savings are re-invested in social programs in Canada
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hey my friend you sounds like exact like Homer simpson lol
I'm from Milton lol
Ha ha. The second t in Toronto is silent.
pronounced torant'a
I hate when Americans try to imitate Canadian accents when there really isn’t one and u sound like ur speaking Chinese or something. So weird. The only insulting thing is when I travel and people think I’m American
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There's some poverty in Canada too
Please Houston and Dallas have big 19-lane highways and impressive interchanges!!!
The Katy Freeway is only super wide for a few miles. The 401 is 18-22 lanes for over30 or 40 miles, and has up to 500,000 cars on it daily, a volume that nowhere comes close to. It is also the world’s busiest truck route.
I’m in Houston tx
Everything is bigger in Texas!!!
God your words sometimes to Katie. Seriously. No man would talk to me like that. Saying your fist... Gtfi
Like almost every video, all their titles are lies just to have People listen to it to make their money . BS
Toronto an hour and a half from Buffalo. Wtf planet are you on?
You wanna know the truth? America was very happy in the seventies and eighties now its going ro shit because america is boring
Your not anywhere near Toronto 😂
Toronto, the arm pit of the nation.
You're always complaining about the United States being poor !!! The United States is the richest country in the world
US is richest but wealth is not well distributed to the people through public hard and soft infrastructure
USA > Canadá