What’s wrong with Montreal?

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As always, I'm Dan from The New Travel. Thanks for watching!

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[tehDanielRuiz]

The top 5 worst things about Montreal

1. Construction
2. Traffic
3. Construction with traffic
4. Potholes
5. Not doing construction on potholes

[rewanthr]

This is one of the best interview videos you've made ❤️

[dreesaad]

I'm surprised no one spoke about our declining health care. This was pre-covid. You have to go through hoops to get an appointment with a specialist. We have given up & are now paying privately. Our system is headed that way.

[alylyshua]

I worked in Montreal this summer and I loved it. Felt like I was born again. Now, I'm in my hometown, but I'll be moving back to Montreal permanently in the coming year.
Your videos allow me to find a little bit of solace in these times where my love for beautiful Montreal bursts out. Thank you so much for posting these, they help a lot 🥲

[aurevoiralex]

I agree with 100% of what the Anglo guy from the Plateau said. I'm a completely bilingual person born in Quebec City, moved to Mtl in 1996 for my studies and never looked back. Another important bugbear: the lack of affordable housing and housing for the homeless! This issue needs to be addressed, because the situation is becoming quite dire.

[neverwillno]

Excellent video. I have to say the economic disparity in Montreal was very shocking to me, people in my neighborhood really live on the edge of whats possible

[andresfeliperojasortiz]

The quality of your videos is getting better and better, very informative!!! Thank you so much for your effort and congratulations!!!!

[Potato-munu]

Quebec loves its identity and social cohesion that's not a crime. Be proud of your French language and cultural roots.

[tonistokes]

Great interviews that capture the pet peeves and real concerns about Montréal and Québec. I miss living on the Plateau. Parc Laurier was one block from where I lived. Laurier Est between Papineau and Brébeuf was my village. I watched it evolve and transform over nearly 30 years.

[porfiriato]

You got something good going here Dan. Even though I really miss your Mexico videos, this "talking to strangers" series is super interesting!

[Funmap]

SO interesting AGAIN - thanks - this is actually the first channel on YouTube I think about supporting. It would be interesting to hear what people from Quebec City think about Montreal and vice versa, if you are in QC the next time 😎

[dfmobile]

Really cool idea to ask people their thoughts on the city, or anything while walking around. Excellent!

[MrMahir]

as an arab immigrant in quebec, I can say that if you make an effort to integrate it is a very welcoming place

[Julie-fryl]

Clairement, c’est la violence qui est à blâmer. I cried at Claude’s testimony.. the honesty conveyed by his deep look brought me to tears. It can be hard to see your dreams fade away while aging in this society that paved the way to a young, colorful and proud consentment to Liberty. Once you let this sink in, you either tear up or fall into an invective. You are truly square Montréal. Cheers!😊

[frenchfan]

Another great video showing perspectives from average people of diverse ages, educational levels and ethnicities in Montreal. Keep these videos coming. Perhaps you could ask the people of Montreal what they think of the various professional sports teams in Quebec or Canada?

[momentummiracle]

What I specially like here is that i see the French lady in the park giving you credit for trying and having a conversation in French and also the old French Claude speaking in English and trying.. overall like the young bilingual guy from the plateau said it would be the key for the futur to have positive interactions about the language even with immigrants that's what I do and we all should be having open arms and grow from this

[chhetdaracheat]

Les interviewés sont représentatifs, les réponses sont sincères..C'est ça Montreal.

[christianjarvis]

Probably the most interesting commentary you've gotten from street interviews so far!

[Foosidol]

If french culture and language were an animal Quebec would be on the endangered species list. Losing this Canadian culture would be a shame.

[jamesvanover]

Mainer here, about a 5 1/2 hour drive from there. My adoptive family is from outside of there. My grandparents and my mother all spoke French! I need to polish up on it a bit but i'm Considering a visit!