Canada: What NOT to Do in Canada

What tourists should never do when they visit Canada. Tourism information for visiting Canada. What tourists should see & do and what they should not see & do. From cultural faux pas to food recommendations this is what you should know before you visit Canada, whether you are visiting Toronto, Vancouver, or Montreal.
Filmed in Vancouver, BC, Canada
Copyright Mark Wolters 2019

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[tuesday]

When this video is in your recommended, but you’re already Canadian


Edit: dang, thanks for all the likes my dudes

[anovak]

Another don’t, if you are invited into a Canadians house, take off your shoes, shoes in the house is considered rude

[sharlawilliamson]

When a Canadian thanks you, the appropriate response is "you're welcome", and not "uh-huh".

[marcusc]

Don't expect to see all the landmarks in one trip. Some are literally half a continent away.

[王勇-pk]

Another a Don't is Don't forget to hold the door in public area for those people just behind you.

[pattihanson]

Why am I watching to the end? I AM Canadian

[peterf]

Why are all these don’ts just how humans should act

[dianecarmichael]

Tim Horton’s is no longer Canadian. Since it was bought by Americans the food changed and became crap.

[KittyEmoGoth]

"Bonus Don't: Don't be late in Canada, it is considered rude."


Canadian here: I wish my Canadian born spouse would understand this XD

[CarlyCarly]

I am Canadian and l am always shocked at how people line jump in other places. It is so very rude.

[mathew]

Here's another tip. Don't ever ask a clerk if the price is in American or Canadian currency. That really makes you look stupid.

[NewsAddict]

100% of the people who watched this video already live in Canada 🇨🇦

[tc]

If you want to hear a "Canadian" accent, at least in English, talk to a hockey player.

[majormojo]

Avoiding the chain restaurants and seeking out the local eateries is good advice for travelling anywhere in the world.

[MrMcneelands]

"heck we saw a black squirrel just running around" do other countries not have squirrels?

[smartiboi]

The "Canadian" accent is mostly a rural and maritime thing

[ECESW]

Tim Horton donuts were amazing when still baked fresh.

As far as I know, that started changing about 15 years ago to everything being brought in frozen and reheated. Big quality difference since that happened.

[amberlong]

I’m Canadian and this is pretty spot on.

[AndyPaxTheGameCat]

Lol. I would find it funny if someone tried to talk to me in a “Canadian” accent. I’d just do the accent back and let them think it’s real.

[MineMiguel]

1:42 as a Canadian I can confirm that line cutting is frowned upon.)