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A Tour Through the History and Significance of Toronto's Most Famous Landmark
Go on a tour with Victory on the CN Tower and learn about its rich history, significance, interesting fun facts, and what it means for communities.
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Snack Attack: Toronto edition
Переглядів 4314 годин тому
Let' hear from Valentín about Toronto's best snacks: tried and tested!
Tides of Tradition: Exploring Nova Scotia's Fishing Community
Переглядів 2019 годин тому
Explore with Sonam for the lifestyle and resilience of the fishing community in one of Canada's most iconic coastal regions!
A Day in My Life as an Immigrant
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Finding home in a new country through the comfort of community, nature, and cultural connection with Camila
Community is about shared experiences, values, and a connection that transcends words
Переглядів 1914 днів тому
Stella found her community within the hikers and nature enthusiasts across Canada!
Discovering Community by the Lake: Finding Friendship by the Lake and Local Issues
Переглядів 5414 днів тому
Join Chan as he explores his neighborhood, from the local grocery shops to the music concert at the harbour. Learn about the unique aspects that make his community special, and the challenges it faces, like the lack of bike lanes. Discover how you can become involved and make a difference in your community.
My community and what it means to me
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Sindhu shares about her community. Her personal experiences and feelings living there
Cultural Booms - Nature’s Role in Building Unity
Переглядів 1921 день тому
Juan shows how community gardening brings diverse neighbours together through shared efforts and cooperation
Companionship Through Community
Переглядів 2028 днів тому
How playing team sports at a young age helped Saif build his own community
“What is community?”
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Mithulan shares what he believes community is to him, showing us things that we may have not realized.
Building Community Spirit at Canada’s Favourite Amusement Park
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Join Samaira as she discovers thrills, fun, and summer magic at Canada’s Wonderland in Vaughan.
My Park Experiences: Embracing Community and Giving Back
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Join Ilia as he explores three beautiful parks in the community, sharing why they are special and what community means to him, along with his personal efforts to give back.
A Walk Through My Neighborhood: Discover the Heart of Our Community
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Join Avisa as she takes you on a tour of her neighborhood, sharing the special places and stories that make her community so unique. From favorite hangout spots to local landmarks, see how connection and support shape life in this vibrant area.
An interview with Councillor Lily Cheng: How to build our community for newcomers
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Youth Bridge Canada had the opportunity to sit down with Councillor Cheng to hear from her on how to build a diversified and inclusive community for immigrants who just arrived
How to use public transportation in Toronto (and survive it)
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How to use public transportation in Toronto (and survive it)
Navigating through Quebec's Language Barrier
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Navigating through Quebec's Language Barrier
Community is what makes you feel at home
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Community is what makes you feel at home
Empowering Your Community: ways to get involved and provide significance
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Empowering Your Community: ways to get involved and provide significance
Embracing My Communities’ Diversity and Culture
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Embracing My Communities’ Diversity and Culture
My college community
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My college community
A Shared Great Lake
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A Shared Great Lake
Embracing and Celebrating My Community
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Embracing and Celebrating My Community
A tour at the library
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A tour at the library
Small towns have big culture!
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Small towns have big culture!
Community is a warm hug to my heart
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Community is a warm hug to my heart
A date with my community
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A date with my community
My home away from home
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My home away from home
Multicultural community - my favorite teacher for life
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Multicultural community - my favorite teacher for life
Old Cops, New Weapons 一样的警察,不一样的手段
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Old Cops, New Weapons 一样的警察,不一样的手段
How to adapt as new students in Canada
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How to adapt as new students in Canada

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @maxilunito
    @maxilunito 3 дні тому

    I would like to try those snacks👏

  • @reigndatinguinoo1362
    @reigndatinguinoo1362 11 днів тому

    IM YOUR NO.1 FAN

  • @gemyramartirez9751
    @gemyramartirez9751 11 днів тому

    I like it, i feel motivated 💗💗

  • @DeathAzaka
    @DeathAzaka 11 днів тому

    ATE CAMILLL GOOD JOB I MISS U ATE CAMS AND I GOT UR BEDD - dayleyo

  • @PUMPKINDUKE874
    @PUMPKINDUKE874 11 днів тому

    Pa shoutout po, from Malaysia

  • @CynthiaGalvez-u7j
    @CynthiaGalvez-u7j 11 днів тому

    Good job camil

  • @margauxzevlag5762
    @margauxzevlag5762 12 днів тому

    🎉 we are so proud ans happy for you and Tita Cynthia and Rachelle.. be safe and keep praying and smiling❤ > your Galvez Fam in Dubai🐫🌵🐪❤

  • @maeriqcunanangalvez2643
    @maeriqcunanangalvez2643 12 днів тому

    IKRRR OMGOMG

  • @mxcklol4342
    @mxcklol4342 12 днів тому

    OMG FINALLY!!!

  • @PatrioteQuebecois
    @PatrioteQuebecois 17 днів тому

    En gros c'est une tricheuse qui se vante de contourner la loi. Votre héros de l'indépendance des Philippines, José Rizal, parlait onze langues. La raison pour laquelle il en connaissait autant est qu'il ne méprisait pas les gens. Effectivement, c'est aux immigrants d'apprendre la langue.

  • @ericbonneau8692
    @ericbonneau8692 21 день тому

    Jesus christ if i go to your country i will learn your language ..then learn French for god sake..if french is too hard for you then there his plenty off other province .. Its simple tabarnak. Si je vais au usa je parle anglais ,sauf en Louisiane...si je vais en Inde,chine ou peu importe ou je vais me forcer le cul pour parler leur langue... Best way to have fun in life is to integrate where you live now, not before..before is a more polite way of saying gone.

  • @FF-ct5dr
    @FF-ct5dr 21 день тому

    Your dad sounds like a good man

  • @pawqmasta00
    @pawqmasta00 22 дні тому

    Très bon vidéo. Merci d'avoir partagé votre perspective.

  • @simonlafleur2000
    @simonlafleur2000 22 дні тому

    30 ans au Québec et parler un français de base... C'est pas une barrière linguistique, c'est un rejet total des valeurs de votre société d'accueil. Vous êtes pas bons pour immigrer. 👎

    • @m_bat-f9l
      @m_bat-f9l 22 дні тому

      whatever....les quebecois seront après 2041 alors apprendre le français ce n est pas très important... source : j'ai déjà travaillé pour ISQ et la province perdera une grande partie de la population de souche d'ici 2041(en effet, c est à partir de 2041, que nous verrons ce point de rupture qui changera la tone démographique de la province).

    • @FF-ct5dr
      @FF-ct5dr 21 день тому

      @@m_bat-f9l ah d'accord, donc en 2041 nous nous ferons assimiler? Tant qu'à y être, mieux vaut apprendre le Punjabi que l'Anglais...

    • @m_bat-f9l
      @m_bat-f9l 21 день тому

      @@FF-ct5dr statistiquement, 2041 c est l année de changement démographique. Durant les années 50,60 et 70s, il y avait plus de 250k naissance au Québec(majoritairement blanc et francophone), maintenant la naissance est baissé à 75k, dont seulement 55% des bébés ont une mère francophone (pas nécessairement blanc, parce que de nombreux immigrants ont le français comme langue maternelle), alors le calcul est simple ceux qui ont 50 ans et plus auront quitté le marché d emploi d ici 2041, et ceux qui ont 65-70 ans maintenant, seront plus dans la société. L immigration est une méthode de balancer cette baisse démographique,

    • @simonlafleur2000
      @simonlafleur2000 21 день тому

      ​@@m_bat-f9l​ oui, c'est ce que la droite appelle le grand remplacement et la gauche la créolisation. Dans tous les cas, c'est du néo colonialisme et bientôt les Québecois et les occidentaux ne se gêneront plus pour élire des partis de droite et d'extrême droite qui fermeront les vannes de l'immigration.

    • @PatrioteQuebecois
      @PatrioteQuebecois 17 днів тому

      Merci. Il faut leur rappeler.

  • @Kephren
    @Kephren 22 дні тому

    I appreciate that in Europe, people can speak multiple languages with ease, while in America, people often struggle to learn French.......

  • @Versat1l
    @Versat1l 22 дні тому

    Montreal is not a bilingual city; it's the Québécois francophone population that is bilingual. If they were not, Montreal would be unlivable for anglophones

    • @PatrioteQuebecois
      @PatrioteQuebecois 17 днів тому

      Moi je fais semblant de ne pas connaître l'anglais quand je suis chez moi à Montréal, alors ça règle le problème.

    • @Versat1l
      @Versat1l 16 днів тому

      @@PatrioteQuebecois Moi je ne fais pas semblant. Ils le savent.

  • @marcuscarbonaro7089
    @marcuscarbonaro7089 26 днів тому

    You’re amazing. Have a great day 🫶🏻 I live right across the street from wonderland 😊🎢

  • @milanchawla9424
    @milanchawla9424 Місяць тому

    Your video is so helpful as a stranger to Toronto! Thank you and keep spreading kindness!

  • @omrohit3998
    @omrohit3998 Місяць тому

    Stay in toronto

  • @omrohit3998
    @omrohit3998 Місяць тому

    Im a 16 yr old from Crawley UK

  • @maxilunito
    @maxilunito Місяць тому

    me sirvió muchísimo cuando fui a Toronto 🙏✨

  • @maxilunito
    @maxilunito Місяць тому

    mi youtuber favorito 💗

  • @guy-lucviens1111
    @guy-lucviens1111 Місяць тому

    Great video, you are very talented. I feel sorry to hear that you did not embrace the French culture even though you were born in Montréal and attended French schools. What more can I say... in Italy they speak Italian, in Spain they speak Spanish. Do immigrants in these countries complain about the language barrier? The so-called language barrier is in the mind of people who expect the whole world to speak English. Québec is French. And it has been so for the last four hundred years. Your interviewee, Reynaldo, is very clear-sighted and wise: “it’s us immigrants who should adapt... we have to learn their language... we choose to come here so we have to learn the language and the culture”. Canada is vast, you should have started by asking your parents why they chose to live in Québec in the first place.

    • @paulthomas281
      @paulthomas281 23 дні тому

      @guy-lucviens1111 I agree with everything you say. I love your golden line: "The so-called language barrier is in the mind of people who expect the whole world to speak English".

    • @m_bat-f9l
      @m_bat-f9l 22 дні тому

      In Italy they speak Italian, in Spain they speak Spanish, but in Quebec and Canada the situation is quite different... Quebec and Canada do not have large native(reference) population.

    • @paulthomas281
      @paulthomas281 22 дні тому

      @@m_bat-f9l There isn't any country in the New World with a large native language (reference) population, not even Bolivia.

    • @m_bat-f9l
      @m_bat-f9l 22 дні тому

      @paulthomas281 by native I m not talking about indigenous language. By native I m talking about the majority

  • @jerrywu615
    @jerrywu615 Місяць тому

    EDIT: It's been changed, thanks for taking it into consideration! just a friendly reminder, the thumbnail image shows the Montreal Metro, not the TTC...that might confuse some people

    • @andrewisvrycool
      @andrewisvrycool Місяць тому

      Not sure if it has been changed since you posted this comment, but the thumbnail is the ttc

    • @jerrywu615
      @jerrywu615 Місяць тому

      @@andrewisvrycool it has been changed

    • @youthbridgecanada
      @youthbridgecanada Місяць тому

      Thank you for pointing it out!

  • @michelle2day
    @michelle2day 2 місяці тому

    I L🌎VE THIS!

  • @user-ib4ls7gh2h
    @user-ib4ls7gh2h 2 місяці тому

    good speech!

  • @frankfan-yb2li
    @frankfan-yb2li 5 місяців тому

    how to join?

  • @daofaziranw4213
    @daofaziranw4213 5 місяців тому

    感谢!祝福!

  • @classicalsammy
    @classicalsammy 5 місяців тому

    华人确实很勤劳 但像“华人到哪里 哪里就会繁荣”这种说法有些夸大了 一个地区繁荣起来的因素很多 这种说法偏颇了

  • @user-ib4ls7gh2h
    @user-ib4ls7gh2h 5 місяців тому

    年轻人不在万锦

  • @dotsinternationaleducation3051
    @dotsinternationaleducation3051 5 місяців тому

    学习了

  • @user-ib4ls7gh2h
    @user-ib4ls7gh2h 5 місяців тому

    old remeber

  • @user-ib4ls7gh2h
    @user-ib4ls7gh2h 5 місяців тому

    现在呢,华人在哪里

  • @groupGjbiz
    @groupGjbiz 5 місяців тому

    Great

  • @pokemongamer44
    @pokemongamer44 5 місяців тому

    Good to know

  • @user-ib4ls7gh2h
    @user-ib4ls7gh2h 7 місяців тому

    贵吗