Most Canadians Don't Know This About CANADA!

Here are 5 facts about Canadian Geography that most Canadians don’t know.

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[coolbug]

This is rapidly becoming my favourite geography channel. Obscure Canadian geography that few others are talking about presented in an interesting way, and straight to the point with no filler or repetition. Keep it up!

[JUVI]

Grew up in Winnipeg. Our school does a field trip to Narcisse every year. I was there in 1987. It was really neat

[SCHULTZEH]

Thank you. I learned a few new things about Canada. Love this country

[robertcartwright]

Most Canadians, if you told them the world's largest gathering of snakes was in Canada, and you asked them where it was, would guess Ottawa. Badoom, crash!

[scottg]

Love how the video opened with Crowsnest Mountain in the Crowsnest Pass in Alberta. I grew up there and recognized it instantly. I was hoping you were going to mention that geologically the mountain is upside down and that the area nearby had loads of pumice naturally existing in the Pass itself. The area is also right on the Continental Divide and you can see water flowing both east and west.

[JohnnyMegabyteCanada]

Magnetic Hill in New Brunswick. Also the World's longest covered bridge is in NB

[ronaldharvey]

Yes more videos please, have now subscribed and at 82 am continuing to learn about our incredible country . Thanks

[sylviebelanger]

Very cool .... the only one I knew about was the lakes. Thanks love it, more please ....

[privatepilot]

Did you know that the mild micro climate on Vancouver Island is capable of growing citrus?

[glennmorin]

Keep up the great work. We love the videos.

[paulcosgrove]

Two things that you might find fascinating.1, Measured by degrees of longitude; what province is the widest? Answer: B.C. because it's SE and NW form extreme corners. ( looking on a map, most would say, Ontario or Quebec). 2, List each Province or Territory from west to east defined by it's western limit. Yukon, B.C., NWT, ( would you believe Nunavut is next as it extends further west than Alberta!), in the Maritimes, NL extends further west than N.S. I Like your channel :)

[doughyjoey_]

Definitely deserves more subscribers! ❤

[joesutherland]

Note wood Buffalo Park is to protect 1 type of bison subspecies different than the plains buffaloe that we picture in our minds.

[KrazyMitchAdventures]

43rd largest Island in the world is off the west coast of Canada, which is also home to the wettest place in North America (Hucuktlis Lake aka Henderson Lake), and one of only two places in North America that DO NOT have Coyote.

[michellewilson]

Wood Buffalo also has the world’s largest beaver dam. It can be seen from space and that’s actually how they found it because the hike to it is 17km from the closest trail.

[laurabailey]

I lived in Burnaby, BC on the South Slope, in our drain in the summer thousands of garter snakes were in there and there is a smell to it and the sound was audible to people walking by. There was a plus, I could chase my siblings with one of them, I put it back, worms and birds work too. This was before the interwebs.

[josueviens]

Merry Christmas man i am from quebec and live your channel, the way hour videos are made is up there whit the best map channels, anyway keep it up man 2025 gonna be good

[jean-paulgrenon]

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[bikinglikebecker]

Most people don't know we have Sand Dunes in Saskatchewan, Athabasca Dunes...

[tropicaldreams]

Just so you know. when you go to your second channel it shows no videos unless you press videos but people think there's no videos so maybe change the settings on there so they pop up as soon as you click on the channel. Great info, thanks