Geography Now - Canada | COUPLE REACTION VIDEO

Geography Now - Canada | COUPLE REACTION VIDEO

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[terrancebrown]

“Tom Brokaw explains Canada to Americans” please!!!!

[ShuffleUpandDeal]

Our national sport is not even hockey, it's lacrosse.

[Viennery]

I liked your excitement over learning about Canada.

Here’s Mr.Beats comparison video of our two countries, it would make for a good reaction video:


As an Acadian Canadian, I’ve never felt more connected to the US than when I visited Louisiana. It felt like our culture, but much warmer. Lol

[jeffwotherspoon]

while hockey is big in Canada it was just added as an official National Winter Sport in 1994 the first and original Official National sport of Canada is Lacrosse, will also add Ice Hockey was invented here (I am Canadian) the Hockey net was invented in Beamsville Ontario my home town, should also add that Basket Ball was also invented by a Canadian just some fun facts then there is the whole Telephone, Insulin, Snow Blower and so on things as well, Canadian invention is actually quite surprising to learn about

[jaydonbennett]

Canada now shares a land border with Denmark 🇩🇰

[aq_cbg_spartan]

more canada videos please do some heritage minutes :)

[starexgo]

They didnt show Any of bc or beautiful places its mad Beautiful

[jessejee]

Tom Brokaw explains Canada to Americans is a good watch

[jeffwotherspoon]

another fun fact Hollywood was started by a Canadian Al Christie when he was running Nestor Studios in 1910, so Hollywood owes it's origins to Canada as well

[robertbreedon]

Eskimo is not used in Canada it is a Slur the Canadian Football League's Team in Edmonton use to be call the Eskimo's but changed their name. Like the Baseball team in Cleveland and the NFL team in Washington D.C. Also Santa Claus is Canadian he has an official address in the North Pole which is in Canada.

[dougbowers]

In French Quebec is pronounced kuh-BECK. People from there are called Québécois or kuh-BECK-KWAW.

[carlop.]

Thanks for your reaction. I saw this episode of geography Now, the guy who made it is very entertaining. But he got his facts straight. I'm from Quebec, where the majority of people speak french. Some people have issues with english canadians, but in general, things are not so bad. In my own citu of Montreal, almost 60% of residents are fully french-english bilingual. We even created frenglish (or franglais in french) which is switching from french to english in the same sentence. We call it meeting in the middle. If you want to watch something else about Canada, there is a young guy here who made a lot: J.J. McCullough, he have his own channel on you-tube, but is a bit controversial at times. I recommend his visit to Quebec, you'll understand a bit more the kind of linguistic conflict I talked about. I also watched Tyler Bucket, a guy from USA who tries to learn as much as he can about Canada. He watched a lot of other videos, you could look for the originals and react to them if you wish. Or search by yourself on you-tube, I've already subscribed and I'll be sure to watch more about wat you both did. Have a nice day (or evening). You have plenty of material to watch if you search, or just come for a visit one of these days, we're not bad people and you'll be welcomed. Cheers from Canada & see ya another time under another video, maybe.

[roderickmacsween]

Check out Rick Mercer Talking to Americans

[chrisrandall]

Watch most beautiful places in Canada.. or for a real trip, out “heritage moments”. Which were basically 1 minute short histories of Canada like a commercial between shows. They are epic tho, like short movies

[denistardif]

there are a few details missing in this video.
1. bay of fundy highest tides in the world
2. Shediac, N.B. lobster capital of the world
3. confederation bridge that connects N.B. to P.E.I it is a 12.9 km or 8 miles it is the longest bridge in Canada.
5. there is a quarantine island of the coast of Saint-John were nobody can go because of the different disease brought over by colonials from Europe.
4. more than 5% are native that is the number that lives on reservations and identifies with the culture. majority of Canadians identifies has white but it is a answer with out much thought most Canadians have heritage all over the place. unlike in the USA Canadian and native Americans historically helped each other more than in the USA example of this the fur trade and the beaver wars. also you have Metis that are literally first nation culture weaved in with French/Dutch culture all i am saying demographics in Canada are not like the ones in the USA were you can just categorize us by race like in the US because we never really segregated by race only by language or religion.

[cheryla]

He makes quite a few mistakes. I live in Manitoba….he said no one lives near Hudson Bay. The town of Churchill is right on the edge of the bay. Churchill is also known as “the polar bear capital of the world”. As he said 60% of the world’s polar bears ore in Canada. There are some terrific videos of that subject ( thousands of tourists visit there for a chance to get close to the bears, while being safe in the huge tundra buggies. Also our capital is Ottawa…. not Ottowa.. Newfoundland is pronounced New “fund” land not New Fin Land. There are some great videos showing really beautiful scenery and lots that showcase our cities.

[wombatwilly]

You need to watch "Tom Brokaw explains Canada to Americans"!

[robertbretschneider]

Nice Video! Canada is interesting. But dont dare to call a canadian US-American tourist. ^^

[babooni]

"Over Canada" will give you a scope of the breadth of this Nation of nations.

[sirdavidoftor]

A few Canadian facts that were missed.
The name Canada comes from the First Nation word Kanata. A Huron- Iroquois word meaning “ village “ or settlement.
( there is a heritage minute on this)
Our Governor General ( the commander in chief and Queen’s representative) is the first indigenous person to hold this position.
Some of the names of prominent cities like Toronto, Ottawa, are from First Nation words, and have very interesting histories.
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