Mississauga, Ontario Canada! Wow Canada Is Awesome! Exploring Toronto Amazing Suburbs

Exploring the Toronto Area!

[devintaylor]

Yes Toronto is Awesome it's a great place to visit 😀

[zzzubmno]

One thing I am surprised he didnt point out, no cops. All that driving around and not a cop car in sight. In the U.S, you would have seen at least 100 cop cars.

[AJ]

I live in Mississauga, I know it’s nice ❤

[mrpimpston]

Look like something at the future, I'm glued to the TV

[fredredmon]

Everything is brand new and modern and they were still putting up new buildings. A brand new major city growing before our eyes

[kontiuka]

@12:48 Ya, blocking the intersection like this is considered inconsiderate up here. But we tend to give people a bit of leeway. We just kind of grumble in our cars.

[Farahbasha]

Live in Mississauga love it and Toronto is less than 30 minutes away get the best of suburban and city vibes

[TheJames]

When you came, it was freezing cold. It’s up to the mid-80s into the 90s now.

[MrTommyfi]

Looking at all the people on the streets I was sure your in kalkatta

[drewski]

Mississauga Ontario looks really nice i hope ill visit there one day and maybe Windsor Sarnia and hopefully Toronto

[patrickcarey]

Missus Auga looks like a really nice place with some pretty big buildings in the suburbs.

[robtaylor]

That Audi blocking you to load is totally rude and inconsiderate even in Canada. They were being jerks. Most people would be honking at them. You're just very polite!

[zigzag]

You're always welcome in Canada! We love our American neighbours :)

[MyViewToronto]

Cool video. That SUV at 13:00 shouldn't be stopped at the stop sign to pick people up.

[Andriyan]

Большое спасибо. На маршруте движения автомобиля. Был район проживания моих родствеников. Был в 2015 и 2017 годах в Канаде

[missg]

It looks so clean and yes the drivers are courteous, not like here in Florida. I bet the Mississauga Wal Mart shopping carts did not have any flat tires!

[MrDEWaters]

I too noticed that in general things in Canada look more "orderly" than in the US. I think it's because there is more emphasis on zoning and town planning. In the US, especially in the South, you have a lot of freedom to build whatever you want and it gives towns a jumbled, random appearance. I don't think Americans realize that the cost of living in Canada is higher, and overall, incomes are less. Property values in the Toronto area are very high. The exchange rate between the currencies makes things look cheaper for Americans.

[willbygosh]

It's like Dubai, a brand new city.

[niemi]

I had to laugh at about 2:04 when you asked "so we're not in England ? " what came to my mind was the answer "no but your not in Kansas anymore Dorthy".

[puresn]

born canadian, that audi seems pretty entitled actually for blocking the road & loading their vehicle there tbh, not normal in canada

welcome to canada