*Can we hit 3,000 LIKES for a Top 10 Best Countries to Live in the WORLD list?!* Hope you all enjoy our first international video, and if it does well, we'll do other countries as well! I honestly love Canada, as it really is a beautiful country with so much history and amazing people. Would love to make a Top 10 Best Provinces or Top 10 Best Cities to Live in Canada if you'd wanna see it :) *What is YOUR Favorite City in Canada?*
Love both those cities! Not sure if Winnipeg would make the list, but Montreal would for sure. Reminds me a lot of a "Canadian" version of my hometown, Boston
Same goes for taxes, Canada especially in the province of alberta, taxes are fairly low. Back home, they offer as much or less services as Canada but have tax rates of around 45% to 57%.
Where I'm at I can either have 8 mbps for about 60$ which is absolute garbage and barely usable with anyone else on the connection or I could pay some other bullshit company 150$ for 100 mbps. The second company I mentioned got bought recently by a much bigger competitor that wasn't in my region though so hopefully the hurry the fuck up and change those pricings. Click read more for explanation of what they mean in the video about the 500$ a month. So going back to the point of the video. Until a few years ago, the BS ISP I mentioned above had data caps, for every GB you went over the 30GB cap(unlimited from midnight to 8am) they would charge you 10$, that racks up VERY quickly which is what they mean by paying 500$ a month for crappy internet.
@@matx6666 Damn, that fucking sucks. Apparently, some companies (I think Tesla) are working on offering good satellite connections to remote places, including in Canada. I live in the city, and I pay $85 CAD/month for a 400 Mbps connection, and my speed tests show it often over performs.
He forgot this important issue : For the 100,000,000 Americans living in the rural center States... NO GUNS !!!! NO CARRIER and NO MORE AR-15 !!!! hahahaha!
@@robertl.6919 I don't have a gun but I still have meat in the freezer. I also don't need an automatic to bag a deer or foil the plans of Scott... He's a dick!
Lived my 68 years in Canada. Married, raised a family and retired in Edmonton. I never considered car insurance, housing costs, health care waits or high tax rates as reasons to leave Canada. I sometimes feel the discomfort of our cold winters, but I also realize I don’t face the peril of volcanos, tsunamis, earthquakes, tornados and floods (seldom). Our neighbourhood is diverse, welcoming and safe. I welcome those who wish to come to Canada. Btw- our public health care system saved my life from a cardiac arrest 5 years ago. Not bad, eh?
@@nicolascurcio441 Not sure if you received my reply, Nicolas. Winters can be very difficult, long, cold and snowy. We dress warmly, spent time outdoors when possible, skiing, playing hockey, sledding, being active. We either toughen up and make the best of it…..or we move to Florida.
Unfortunately I can relate because my parents live in a very rural area and it’s like that but only a small percentage of Canadians live in those places
Lived in Canada for more than 3 decades, most Canadians are open minded, polite, caring consideate, cooperative and helpful in work places, I do not think I can ask for more
@@wwjdkarenwhy everyone gotta s*** on him while he's still here just wait to you can do something till then get off the mans back he's running a government its not easy an especially when the whole country thinks your a s*** bag i'm not saying you have to like the guy just stop being so damn divided
@@wwjdkaren ay i never said anything abt the communism i can see that sie of him im just saying why everyone rioting so much your just making canadian's hate each other more i don't like him as much as you
@@rocket_puncher_explosions3128 .. learn to spell properly before you try to prove that you need to voice your opinion against mine. I will say what I want to about this satan worshipper who is a waste of breath and skin to the Canada I was born in & my ancestors from the 1700's. He is an embarASSment to all who fought for our country!!
Hehe that s funny if there is a waitlist in the US, you probably die if you need a heart surgery in Canada. Wat is the wait time for a surgery in Canada ? Half a year to a year ? lmao.
I live in Canada and forgot to lock the car door and a thief broke in and stole one singular kindergarten picture and 47 cents, just that nothing else, he didn’t take the car, the wallet, or any more money just a kindergarten picture and 47 cents, he even closed the door behind him
@@AdolfosSunshines Contact a Canadian embassy in your current area where you reside. That's how you get started they will put you on the path. If you speak Ukrainian you could also get in by potentially just lying.
@@jonathanmoga5188 I've lived in rural as fuck Digby Nova Scotia and some bigger citys, and in all of them the internet was cheap and good, in Digby we had an average of 90-110 down and 15-20 up for 54$ CAD a month with no data cap, currently connecting to London/England I get an average of 350-500mbps down and 50-100 mbps up. Even going as far as Tokyo I get an average of 285-350mbps down and 30-50 mbps up, with no data cap for about 80$ CAD a month.
@@Stephen__White our internet and cell phones are notorious for being high priced globally. Only recently (last couple of yrs ) have prices began to drive down. Traditionally it's been high priced with mediocre speeds and data caps. Previously you had about 3 choices in the gta. Bell,robbers or teksavvy. You could save a bit with teksavvy. The landscape has changed a lot these days. But even now youre still looking at $85 cad/month from bell for 50down 10 up. That's not that cheap for that kind of mediocre service. But it's better than it used to be. Prices go up from there for faster service and even in the gta you cant get the best service everywhere. Only in certain spots.
@@alphapig1994 actually it was my birthday and a stranger bought me a rose and card after we had some dialogue. So I definitely wasn't giving them my money. Only the gas station and nail shop got that.
All I hear about Canadians is how nice they are, but this whole comment section is just toxic. The guy doesn't even have over 70k subs. All this guy did was say a few critics about Canada, and now every Canadian feels obligated to say something shitty about the US. Maybe he'll make 10 reasons not to move to the US so chill.
I am a fellow Canadian and I think this video is very on point and accurate. The only thing I don’t really agree with is that “The internet here is horrible” I gotta say that your right that it is a bit more expensive, but I live in a town of 8,000 people and a have amazing internet 800 MB download speed, and I have never had issues with going to other places in Canada with the internet. All in all this video is vert good.
yeah i live in a big city and the wifi here isn't bad and we almost have 100k population and my wifi works fine just every now and then it needs to be rebooted for having problems
@@rocket_puncher_explosions3128 Its not bad just expensive. It really depends where you are, and the price doesn't even change. I've paid the same amount for 1 Gb/s connection as 50 Mb/s connection depending on where I was as those were the highest options available.
@PKMenace Like Toronto, North York? I don't know about you but my parent lives there and get 1Gbps up and down for 100$/month without a cap and most plans from Rogers/Bell don't have any bandwidth limits except for the really really basic 20-30$ a month ones.
@@mjohnhayes I mean yeah our data plans are pretty awful. Still I think I pay around 70$/month with bell for 50GB (plus whatever 512kb of unlimited usage after I hit my maximum). Not terrible, but definitely more expensive than other parts of the world.
@Stop Misandry and Gynocentrism It's not frozen tundra lmao, it's beautiful mountains and pinetrees with even more beautiful atumns/winters. You city folks will just never really learn, will ya?
I was born and raised in Quebec and lived for many years in Montreal. I moved to the US for work about 11 years ago. Many points simply didn’t resonate with me (car insurance… come on) since there are many Canadian/US regional differences that are quite profound making it difficult to generalize. After having lived in and now citizen of both countries, I’ll be retiring in Canada eventually. Bring on the taxes!
@The Canadian Crusader Exactly! I love Canada, but it is getting really expensive to live here. I live 1.5 hours from Toronto and housing prices are going through the roof!
Canada is a great country and he spent a good amount of time showing that but he's also right with his points. I lived in the US before moving here and I love it here so much but his lost is generally correct
I immigrate to Canada 13 years ago, this country is not perfect and far from perfect to be honest! But I said to myself, I love this country and I will contribute my everything to this country till the day I die......here in Canada.
There is no Country that is perfect . We have a great Health Care system and all Immigrants are welcomed. I do believe, as Canadians, we have alot to be grateful for! I think that people become complacent, and always think things are greener somewhere else, which is not always the case. --and I used the comparison metaphorically. 🙋♀️🤘💖🤗🇨🇦
Being Canadian the cold barely bothers me sometimes I would go outside in -10c weather and only where a sweater. There are even guys that go out in -20c and jump in snow only wearing a tank top
i moved to australia for work purposes 8 years ago, and i've always craved going back home, the people are so nice and i love everything about Canada. Can't wait to go back home soon.
Melbourne’s weather is a bit similar to Canada. 3 months great. The rest is miserable cold. I’m in Sunshine Coast Qld from Melb. First time cold today in sub tropical climate. Think hard think twice think fast think again 🤪
This is very strange: you do not recommend living in Canada because it is very cold there, but you consider Minnesota as one of the best state for living. Very strange.
Minnesota is seriously better. Better job opportunities, friendlier people, GREAT food, #1 Airport in North America, no sales tax on clothes... what else?
It's also highly dependent on where you are. The Québec-Windsor corridor holds 66% of the whole country's population. It's still not too dense compared to many places (the Netherlands has about 400 inhabitants/km² as a country...), but it's much higher than the rest of Canada when you're outside big cities.
I am a Canadian and yes it’s expensive to live here but its amazing and if you were born here you would probably love the cold, and if your not Canadian you would probably really love it here anyways
Of course and it's not expensive every where though depends where you live , I only pay $1000 a month 2 bed all inclusive . Besides our health care system is free so If your child gets suck you don't have to worry if you can afford treatment . Besides were friendly and don't carry guns as we'd rather help others than cause conflict
I was just about to reply and say the same thing. Completely uneducated and misleading information to Canada's current telecom. I live in a rural population, within Southern Ontario we were wired up with 'Fiber to the Premise' approximately 5 years ago. They are now laying another fiber line to provide us with a secondary backup link should the first fail for any reason (which it hasn't thus far). They are also laying additional fiber down the other side of the street and connecting many more households. Granted in this situation, this a town of roughly 1900 people. In greater sized population centres, they have delayed laying fiber because the cost per mile is far greater, especially when in comes to what they call "the last mile". Which is why the rural towns are starting to see superior internet access in the last 5-10 years, making the information you presented very out of date and inaccurate. It the most remote regions of Canada, what the author of this video claims temporarily remains true. However even that is about to quickly disappear given that Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Systems like Starlink (funded by Elon Musk), will quickly change that situation within the next 6-12 Months. In fact in most places, like even in the US the biggest obstacle to living in remote regions becomes: 1. Access to goods and services 2. Fertile/Workable land to grow food or build a home 3. Access to electricity and a safe water supply Let's dispel this myth that Canadians are still some backward civilisation living in igloos and start promoting accurate information, such as leading amongst the top of the world in many other areas. (Sorry to the OP, most of this is directed at the author of this video)
The passive aggressive part is very accurate. I am living here for four years, and my social life really got f***** up because I just do not know who wants to interact with me and who doesn't, and everyone is pretty exclusive when it comes to friendship or just a basic connection.
Agreed 100% . I’m Canadian born but have lived half of my life abroad and 12 years in the US, and can see the difference in openness and friendliness of Americans, compared to frigid and unapproachable Canadians!
Yep, some of those negatives seem like positives to me. Which do I prefer, a wait for elective surgery or to go bankrupt (or worse, not be able to afford it all)? I'll take door #1. Internet in rural areas stinks in the US too, and I get unlimited internet (50+ MBPS) for $50/month. It's not the best, but it's not the worst either. As he noted, car insurance costs more, but you get way more coverage than you do in the USA, so it balances out. As for the cold, as I joke with my friends, it keeps the jerks out.
After watching this this video I started to get upset, and after reading through the comments I started crying. Canada is a great place and there's lots of public transportation, so you don't really need a car to get around. You are also judged us to be "faking" being friendly and lying about how we feel. But some of us actually are friendly and speak the truth. I watched this to get a good laugh but it actually made me cry. Most of your facts are false, don't believe everything you find online.
Well I’m pretty sure from North of Canada because their mental health isn’t that good but I live in southern of Ontario and I meet lot great people sure we do have bad peoples in Canada but that doesn’t mean everyone is bad
Not a highly intellectual treatment of this country. One of the major limiting factors in the high taxation rate. (Do you really believe socialized medicine is free?) To understand the cultural differences more fully, examine Canada's history. The nuances in culture can be limiting, but the almost national resentment and paranoia (re: the country immediately to the South) should be considered lest you alienate your neighbors. Generally, all cultures and countries have strengths and weaknesses, but having lived in both countries, I would tend to disregard much of what this superficial treatment of a great country has to offer. If we were to discuss weaknesses, this presentation is quite weak in substance.
You can also pay for private healthcare in Canada if you want. I 100% disagree with the point on internet. Yes if you go live in a rural area you will suffer but this is the same in the US. I pay $110 per month in Niagara for 1.5 gigs download and 1 gig upload unlimited. no that's not a typo.
Even the bad things are really not that bad at all. I am American who moved here 10 year's ago , Have not looked back. Best thing I ever did. No regrets.. The USA Has lost It's way. Cheaper but , just to divided and to much crime and corruption. Had enough of that shit. I Would pick Canada any day.
@@terryadams2652 Hello , no I have not , I have applied for dual , I know this Is a touchy subject to some Americans and I am prepared to hear the TRAITOR thing as If I am all of a sudden from Mar's ! but I have family In both Countries, as do many Americans , we really are one people you know, small differences sure but we are children of a common Mother.. I love the USA and I love Canada as well , but that invisible line we share Is just that ..Both are great to me , we are more like Canada then any other people on the planet , same values , we are free , we fight the same war's and share a beautiful Continent , It Is just the political land scape Is really out of control , the corruption and Wall Street just sent me packing, I am so tired of these Old fucking men that have sat In Congress for 30 year's or more and people wonder why things do not change , they have robbed us blind but yet they are still voted In , decade after decade, This Is my opinion ! Millionaires have no business In politics , just as Insurance Companies have no business In Health Care ! It's a fucking scam..If I was a Millionaire do you really think I would be Interested In politics? I would , If I could bend the laws to keep me a Millionaire ! but me..I would be In the Tropics on a beach picking up women...just think a bout It ! and Insurance Companies are making money off of sick people , and If you even mention Universal health Care your a Socialist..That's their scare tactic and It happens to work when the fact that every Country pays half of what I use to, with better results, longer life and no Insurance Company telling me that nothing Is covered, but here Is your Bill...Fucking Absurd ! I have had enough..If you want to know a bout getting dual. this Is the link. WWW.WIKIHOW.COM..small case letters. Canada Is not perfect by any stretch, but what Is going on down South Is just insane. I am Sorry but this Is why I am so Angry. 40 year's ago Americans would never stand for this shit. " OK I am ready for the hate mail "
@@namelessgirl6265 Yes, you can. Canadians can travel and live in the US for *6 months* at a time, without any hassles of visa, paperwork and whatnot. Oddly enough, that might actually be the best benefit of Canadian citizenship! 🙄 Unfettered access to the United States!
Thank you for the interesting points, but I can't agree regarding high taxes, just because now they are high everywhere ;) I also just recently moved to Canada (Toronto) and also opened a UA-cam channel.
Canada is a beautiful country. As a canadian, I think Canada is one of the countries where the quality of life is really good. Canada should not be judged too quickly.
As a Canadian who worked for an American company, having crappy internet in rural areas is an American issue too. The amount of clients that complained they couldn’t use the program my company provided because of their internet connection being too slow was astronomical. And our internet here isn’t bad at all. Having lived in a rural community and in larger cities I’ve never had an issue with internet being slow
I know right.. I've lived on a farm about an hour out of Edmonton for years and have had good internet download and upload speeds (recently in all fairness). Then again I make a living off of snow removal so his #2reason is spot on!
I have the second lowest grade internet package from Shaw Cable in Canada and I download everything at 38 MB/s. MegaBytes. (Not Mbps. MB /s). My package is 300Mbps. So if I upgraded to fibre optic I can download at twice the speed. It took me 49 minutes to download Red Dead Redemption (114 GB) 😃
The reason Vancouver is so expensive is because money is laundered through it frequently in the form of buying homes way above market value. Its really a big problem, just google "the Vancouver Model" and see what comes up
@Der Schwindel meh its been over 2 years ago when China cut back on the outflow of cash leaving. there are always some great examples of stupid money from new rich mainlanders but its far from the norm. There is far more money being actually laundered from illegal drug trafficking. They were just paying friends to walk into casinos and lose money for a few hours and cash back out clean money. How dumb is that. The rest of prices is just actual locals expecting the prices to go up so it does. FOMO always keeping the party going with more buyers than sellers driving prices up, multiple offers and bidding wars. Then the super low interest rates. Easy to see that people tend to pay the same % of family income (its actually crept up very slowly) but with every small decrease in rate over a 25 or 30% loan a family can afford far more. But its over for a long time now with Covid. There isnt going to be a crash i doubt as the government will do everything and more to prevent it but we'll have deflation then inflation and those rates going up even without wiping many out, best case just kill price appreciation.
@Chris .... I agree 100% Let's not over-look the the fact that Vancouver & Victoria fall along important Ley-line valued by the occult. Also, some of the biggest D.U.M.B.S in Canada(the biggest & oldest is under great lakes, its a hub) The DTES(where i live) is the poorest postal code in North America as well as the countries leader in missing kids!!!! I dont expect things to improve since Traitor Justin(e) "ftm" "Castro" Trudeau, biggest liar, crook, thief and shit stain to hold the PM'S Office, sold Canada out to the UN ...... WELCOME TO THE UNITED NATION OF CANADA
@@Sirdeplorabledean "The DTES(where i live) is the poorest postal code in North America" Incorrect. It's the 2nd poorest postal code in Canada. As for your Trudeau comments, I take it you didn't receive your first of up to four $2000 cheques yet? Did you get your $1000 provincial one yet? www.straight.com/news/1225081/vancouvers-downtown-eastside-still-poorest-postal-code-canada
Chinese used to take money from Chinese bank in China and never returned that money back now bank don't give any money to people there so they don't invest anything to Canada anymore
I'm from Qc. After watching this, I still rather be a Canadian than a U.S resident. You guy's are #1 in a lot of things that are way worst than us. We the North!
@@rvpstudioscanada3991 Let's be real. China probably has the most cases, and deaths from the disease. They just aren't giving out their real numbers. Just like they hid the fact that the corona virus had spread in their country without notifying other countries.
@@woobacksanity8134 It is kind of amazing how an idiot can be in charge, a pandemic can hit, unemployment can ride, stocks can fall, and yet amidst all the chaos.... Americans have become the kinder, more giving people than Canadians.
As a Canadian, I hope there are more of these misnomer videos. I hope Canada continues to be a hidden gem. We get enough American pop culture. While some Americans are ok, for the most part, you keep your country, and we will gladly keep ours. Wall anyone?
Proud Canadian here, we get Americans at our trailer park and we shop like no fucking tomorrow at Walmart! So how are we different? Plus we gave you Ryan Reynolds and John Candy, "Strange Brew" with Bob and Doug McKenzie is a great Canadian documentary.
This guy isn't wrong about some things and i agree, but i definitely feel like he exaggerated with other things. Take it with a grain of salt and do your own research.
if you're well off, like... Double income sorta thing, you can live anywhere in the world. But we are definitely, nose diving in Canada. Honestly, remember having a Canadian politician reply to me about this, the answer was a comparison to others. Why? You could break your arm and the doctor should say, "it could be your spine?" --Really !!
Insurance in Quebec is cheaper because of the social platting system, we pay 300$ a year for plates because all drivers get basic responsibility insurance and if you own a speed bike you are paying over 1K a year for plates besides the gas prices. Our medical system isnt great, they told my buddy his pace-maker was failing for 2 years and kept him on the waiting list for surgery, luckily because it turned out they were checking it with the wrong equipment and turned out it was fine. I waited 2 years for a sleep apnea diagnosis. Fast internet isnt too bad but cell phone plans are HORRIBLE and the big 3 in Canada fought to keep Verizon out to keep prices high. Just to get into Canada to visite is a pain, Joey Diaz which is a famous comedian/actor cant pass the border because he has a criminal record besides the Canadian Govt trying to stop artists like Eminem at the airport. good video pretty accurate. I actually have been thinking of moving to the USA.
@@arthurdewith7608 You're such an idiot: who do you think came up with the bright idea of putting Canadian citizenships up for sale to "foreign investors"? Hint: it wasn't the Liberals. Question 2: What did the Harper govt do about the problem?
@@seymourpant "2 hours from the nearest Tim Hortons" if that isn't the best way to describe how small your Town is than I don't know what is🤣 (Coming from a girl who grew up in a town 45 minutes from the nearest Tim Hortons) lol
@@mp40submachinegun81 I live in a rural area and my wifi is a lot better than my friends in the city. Also the wifi in the city near me is really good...
"while the US gave a one time payment of 1,200, Canada is giving 2,000 a month for the next 4 months" this is very wrong. The "2,000 a month" is Canada's version of unemployment, which in the US, was 600 a week, or 2,400 USD vs the 2,000 CAD that Canada is giving out. The 1,200 USD the US gave to EVERY citizen was on top of the 2,400 USD for those who lost their jobs. In Canada, if you didn't lose your job, you didn't get anything. Comparing unemployment to a stimulus check is just lying...
depends what you mean by that. In america they dont have things like the GST refund every 3 months, or if you have a child the almost 500$ a month you get tax free
The best was all those celebrities that threatened to move here after trump got elected then realized Canada actually has a strict immigration system that makes it really difficult. (Unless you're doing it illegally at Roxham Road, then our police will carry your bags for you)
When it comes to immigration, Trudeau (who dressed up in Blackface numerous times and was photographed in it) shows massive preference to anyone who is NOT of European descent like him.
I love the winter! I also love the other seasons, but there are things you can only do in winter and only experience in winter. You know what I mean? 😁😁
Can we also talk about why it’s mostly just the cold that’s talked about in a negative way. Like the heat isn’t even better. Especially now with global warming getting worse(i believe in it if you don’t, idc don’t tell me). But I’ve mostly noticed that it’s the cold that’s talked badly.
@@jossuegarcia1488 Right?! we get an avg of 60°C temperature change from winter to summer! 30°c summers are hotter if you have to live through -30°c for the other half of the year. where most hot countries that have no winters only see 30°C change. I remember 5 years ago we would get a 1 day heat wave and it would rise to 30°C, now we're getting 30+ on the regular days for weeks! 20 years ago we didn't even need AC!
@@gwot can definitely relate here used to get at least -30 C and tons of snow 10 years ago now barely goes down to -20 and snow will switch between freezing and melting as well get more rain in summers tho dont mind that as much
The government don't really care.. I'll advice you get I nvested just like I did and now i even as a doctor i earn 4 x of my salary through c ry pto ...
I met E xp ert Mrs Kimberly at a conference in LA Cali:After a well addressed speech we had the opportunity to meet her directly To be honest I !nvezted as low as $ 1000 because I had no much money on me ...but now I have over $ 100,000 now ...through this Fx,all thanks to Maria 😃🤑
My dad recently went through some major surgery in Ontario and the health care could not have been better. The surgeons, nurses, hospital staff, everyone involved, were excellent! Any American or magabrain who says the Canadian system is somehow deficient or inferior to the privatised American system is trying to sell you BS and insurance.
the only issue with heathcare in Canada is the government stealing the funds from it and giving it to corporations ... Auterity is theft for the rich. without it the system would be doing better.
He never said the healthcare professionals were bad, just that it was a longer wait. I have no idea if this is true or not, but he never said the professionals themselves were bad.
I moved from Bangalore to Canada 🇨🇦 17 years back. I can’t express how happy I am that I made this decision. Canada 🇨🇦 is one of the best country in the world 🌎. I love ❤️ Canada 🇨🇦
The topic of internet speeds being slow is all cap.. Almost everywhere in the Vancouver area, Telus has 100% fibre optic to the home. I have 1000mbps download & upload, and it goes over and actually hits 1200/1200 for $75 a month. Our internet here is way better than it is in the US.
Speak for yourself we pay 75 dollars for internet in Alberta and I've litteraly seen it struggle to push 1mb download before. There was not a single typo in that statement, I'm dead serious.
Vancover , Toronto is not Canada their cities. where I live 80,000 people city in Canada its 30mbps , no bandwidth limit and $115 per month. 30mbps was fast 15 years ago.
Don't do it! The pm has just about destroyed the country and what's left will.become an islamic state as pm is an islamo commie. Date to day is end May 2021 as reference
@@kinggeorgeiii7515 that's news. Could very be! I'm not to concerned with his sex choice but more that canada is going to an islamic state b/c of his ineptitude
Honestly one of the biggest reasons I wouldn’t want to move to America is the culture. So many racist, dumb and uneducated people there. Their political system and justice System may be systematically flawed but put residents from another country there and there wouldn’t be as many problems.
Reid lived in the US for 19 years in Utah. Moved their for work. Was a nice place to live and overall, no issues about anything. It’s what you make of it and how you live. Nice to move back to Canada after I retired. Always a Canuck.
Born in the US, moved to Canada early this year...NEVER TURNING BACK!! BEST...... DECISION..... I’VE .....EVER....... MADE!! I love EVERYTHING about BC❤️ It’s a very beautiful,scenic, best cultured Country, with the most friendly, well natured nicest people! The nature here is phenomenal. Btw, I’ve had no issues waiting for tests in healthcare. Think I’ve waited less then a month to see a specialist! Also, I’m a caregiver, and the job market for my field is in very high demand. Love my new Country...my new home🇨🇦 The ONLY reason why more aren’t here is because either they’re all talk or, ummm, maybe because the borders are closed? 🤦♀️😂Ps....hopefully staying closed until it’s more stable there in the US. Oh, and the thing about the internet...FALSE NEWS!! Stop lying!!
BC is honestly pretty awesome. I went to Richmond for my 31st birthday and it was honestly an incredible experience, in between the modern Chinatown, the incredible food, and also visiting the set of "Once Upon a Time" in Steveston. Vancouver Island too is one of my favorite places in the world, and the mountains out there aren't so bad either.
WHAT? Up to 37% tax rate in the US? This, from the country where it's people LOVES to bash my country (Norway) for high taxes??? Basic tax in Norway is 27% (increased rate for income that goes over specific treshholds, but then only for the exceeding amount), and we have LOTS of deductables to lower it. And for that, we get universal health care, no tuition for public schools, shitloads of support systems for unemployed / disabled / pregnant women / parents / sick people / etc, etc, etc. And I've even heard americans claiming paid vacation is a myth - well, we have 5 weeks + some holidays. Average health insurance in the US is currently $7,470 for an individual, which ALONE is more than I pay in taxes, after deductables. And for that, what do you get, compared to Norway? MAYBE a little shorter queues, I'm not even sure about that. You americans can keep that shithole you call "the greatest country in the world".
@Awakening Music The healthcare is not free, just cheaper. When you combine healthcare costs with taxes in the US, they pay more. Only wealthy Americans get a better deal.
I got 4 minutes in and as a UK immigrant to Canada the stuff you grumble about is crazy petty stuff! This video reminded me why I love Canada so much! Thanks
As a Canadian senior born here, you have the correct facts. Yes, it's VERY expensive to live here, and yes, our healrh care sucks nowadays. But, Canada is still my country and I feel SAFE here. It will always be my home, even if I moved abroad. Wasn't it Gertrude Stein who said "America is my country, but Paris is my home." Home truly is wherever your heart is.
Hey how's it going I'm from a Border city in Texas in the recent months we've had an overflow of migrants coming from Venezuela trying to ask for Asylum. It's gotten so bad that they had to call the National Guard to come and protect the Border. This morning I woke up to report on the new saying that thousands of migrants were trying to file a petition to ask asylum in Canada. My question for you in your opinion what are the odds of these people being let in to Canada ? There are already illegally in Mexico, do they even qualify to file a Asylum petition? From my understanding in order for you to do this you have to do it from your country of origin.
@@isap9535 Hi Isa, yes we do get migrants from other countries who try to cross our MASSIVELY WIDE BORDER WITH THE USA. Some have even frozen to death at remote crossings in Manitoba. It's absolutely heartbreaking what lengths some people go to for freedom. Remember that although Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world in land area, we have 1 10th the population of America. We have about 38 million people, just 2 million over the population of California.
I had a six bypass surgery recently at Vancouver General Hospital. When people ask me about my stay in the ICU, I tell them I had a wonderful time. I had three cardiologists and a whole retinue of specialists caring for me. The nurses and staff were so professional and kind that I felt like a king. And to top it all off, instead of worrying about how I was going to pay for it all I would lie in bed just thinking how much it would cost me if I lived in the USA. If you don't live in Canada, poor you.
I wish you health and all the best . I moved in Quebec 18 months ago , we don't have a family doctor . I have a wife and 2 kids . They said that we had to wait 2 years to assign us to a family doctor . My daughter had a stomach issue and they waited with my wife 10 hours in the hospital before seeing a quite inexperienced physician. If i need to see a doctor I have to go to a private clinic and pay 250 dollars . Me and my wife , we are paying more than 50k per year in income taxes for Canada fed and Quebec provincial and they provide to us nothing at all.
@@donarw1064 just because you dont understand how it works doesn't mean its bad... let me explain Hospital Emergency is... wait for it... EMERGENCY, an upset stomach is not an emergency. We have "Sans rendez-vous" which are clinics where you call the day before you show up at 8am by 9:30 you are out you dont need a family doctor right away because those exist and please i know its not just immigrant but people stop showing up at the emergency with a headache or a cough (outside of covid duh) then complain about how it took you more than half a day... it just proves that triage works.
@@jeanjacques9365 He said stomach issue, not upset stomach. But its a valid point, TWO women just died in Nova Scotia this week while waiting at the ER. One had fluid around her heart that they didn't check before she went home because they wouldn't see her till 4 AM. So don't pretend these are traige issues. I couldn't even get my damn cholesteral checked becaseu I had no family doctor, the clinic wouldn't do it because if something was wrong they'd have to take me as a patient and they don't take permanent patients. Outpatients and ER won't do it. FINALLY a nurse practitioner moved into our rural area. In ontario they have clinics that take patients. For two decades I had no real 'doctor', I had a 'clinic'. You went in that morning and waited in line, sometimes three hours but you could leave and come back. Here there is no such service, clinics are hours doctors can spare, usually just a couple hours a day. So definitely not doing GOOD when it comes to healthcare. MOST people I know who are ADMITTED usually say the care is very good. But thats only half the issue.
After watching the video, I see it simply giving 10 reasons to move out of the USA to Canada. He simply emphasised the advantages Canada have over USA.
I've read that if you get hurt or sick in a different Province from the one that you live in, you DO have to pay up-front and then apply for reimbursement from your home province when you get home.
I have never been to nova Scotia but some of my family lives three my nann has always been there so I really want to meet her she is my great grandma so I hear it is great😄
I keep getting ads for moving from Belgium to Canada. The Reason i would move is income taxes. I pay 43% income taxes and a lot for medical care . I'm really thinking about this . Canada looks great from abroad.
HAA I OWN 20ACRES AND 30MIN DRIVE TO THE NEAREST TOWN. AND I USE 100GB A MONTH. WITH CELL TOWERS EVERTYWHERE INTERNET IS EVERY WHERE. MIND YOU I NEED A BOOSTER AND ANTENNA
When I was living in UK, it took 3 days to get cancer surgery but -- SIX weeks to see a dermatologist (non life threatening). In the US, it took EIGHT weeks to see a dermatologst. NOW, I know that isn't Canada but both countries have long waits for elective procedures. As it turns out, in the US you can wait along time to see a doctor. Weeks usually.
7.8% unemployment rate? Yes, in March, when the pandemic started, why would you give that number?!? . The unemployment rate had been 5.5-5.6% for a while now. Before you say that it’s higher than the US, it’s not, we calculate differently. Competitive labour market for high paying jobs? Where? Companies had to run after good candidates, they couldn’t get those jobs filled, we’re talking about jobs with 90k starting salaries, I have tons of examples. We were at full employment in most provinces. Of course, if you compare to provinces in the Maritimes, then maybe, but for most of Canada, meaning 80%+ of it, people weren’t struggling finding good jobs. Are you listening to ppl in Alberta in the oil sector maybe? Yes, it wasn’t like it used to be in Alberta, the oil industry isn’t stable and they were lucky to have such high salaries for the kind of jobs they occupy, barely pay taxes, etc. Anyways, that all changed now probably with Covid. As for healthcare. I agree that it’s far from perfect and the wait times can be long, but the way it is said is exaggerated. If you have a minor emergency, like you have a bladder infection, you get an appointment at a clinic on the same day, if you go to a hospital for a minor problem, you will wait. That is the problem, ppl go to the ER for minor conditions and wonder why they wait this long. We have family doctors for a reason, the ER should always and only be for emergencies, not for the flu. Some ppl are the ones filling up the ER when they have no reasons to be there in the first time. As for minor surgeries, yes, you are right, the waiting times can be long, but here again, those are for non urgent surgeries. I would probably explore other systems before ours, it’s far from perfect, but not as bad as what you make it seem. I know for a fact, I have had 3 non urgent surgeries, lots of members of my family have also.
@@reid9664 Oh gawd! The recession in Alberta was so bad that I had to move to Paris (France) for work. No joke. But it isn't JUST Alberta, think about BC, Saskatchewan and Manitoba as well. A lot of these provinces rely heavily on oil for their economy. Just don't become an oil patch worker, your life will be precarious.
Just to emphasize the distance thing. If you start driving from, say, Budapest, you can visit friends in Bratislava, Vienna, and drive on to Salzburg, spending a few hours on the road, but you've been to 4 countries. You can live in Toronto, Ontario, start driving, and 4 hours later, you're STILL in Ontario, and haven't gone very far. In fact, it's taken you 2 hours alone just to get OUT of Toronto. And since gas is in litres, and it's roughly 4 litres to a gallon, and our gas is provincially taxed, then federally taxed, then when you pay, you're taxed AGAIN on the taxes, it's more cost-effective to stay home and Facetime whoever you were going to visit. Right now, we pay about $1.40/litre. Times four, that's about $5.60 a gallon. In Newfoundland, it's a LOT more expensive. But then, health care is free.
I am Canadian and currently never more grateful to be. Health Care is good here,. Correction to your info. Does not take 24 days to see a doctor. Also, at least here in Canada our people do not get turned away at emergency rooms. Our hospitals except every emergency walk-in. Our insurance is high , but the coverage is worth it. Also, we earn more here, We are totally responsible and respectful of races, gender equality. .. Canada is a blessed country Proud to be Canadian.. Canada is beautiful and welcoming, most incredibly forgiving
Yeah it depends upon where in Canada you are. Quebec's wait times are bad enough to have literally inspired the plot line of a famous dramatic film. Vancouver Island, on the other hand, has hardly any wait times from what I've heard. The earning more is probably mostly just because Canada does not have a Southeastern US - if you factor out the former Confederate States, US and Canada are probably pretty comparable. Even Nunavut is wealthier than Mississippi and Louisiana.
Most of this video was saying why you shouldn’t move to Canada and then doubling down and admitting that things are usually worse or not much better in the US lol
This video did a great job of convincing why I SHOULD move to Canada. I live in NYC, so the cons he presented are cons I already deal with here. What have I got to lose?
@@TheSethwardpyatt Come on up. As long as you are willing to work and earn your keep. Your welcome here. I have that attitude with anybody wanting to move here. As long as you intend to contribute....fine. Free loaders can go back to where ever the hell they came from.
@@surfallday6583 Alright I know why you said this , but you have to admit it's an exaggeration , China and many other countries don't compare to Canada lol
1:11 but then they had to pay it all back, with the cost of living going up everywhere, gas prices spiking, and the measly minimum wage at least in Manitoba (which will be the lowest in Canada). I don't recommend it myself
Solution to all these problems: don’t move to Toronto area, Montreal and Vancouver There is way more too Canada and all those problems are greatly exaggerated Unemployment is only high in those big cities Just saying this guys probably not the most educated on the subject If you are looking to move to Canada go to an actual reliable source
Hard disagree! I was living several years in Edmonton Alberta (one of the WORST places in Canada, I have nothing positive to say about that city) and working in the oil patch. The recession hit me hard, and finding stable work was borderline impossible. I was hired "full time" but work was not guaranteed, and I was paid hourly. So I was working 12 hour days 24 days on, 4 days off for 4 months and then working 0~2 weeks per month. The job market is brutally competitive. It's a suck it up and perform or get fired and replaced without notice workplace. Rent is expensive for crappy appartements infested with mice and cockroaches. The housing market is surprisingly high for flimsy wooden houses built in the middle of nowhere. I moved to Paris recently and my life turned around for the better. I finally have a stable job. I'm not worried about rent, food or pests anymore. The French healthcare system is tied for best in the world. Seriously, Canada has lost all of its appeal to me. As a Canadian citizen, I'm leaving Canada for France with a huge grin on my face.
@@jasonwright9405 Duude! FRANCE is chill. I'm working there and it's amateur hour 7/7. The climate is nice. The people are kinda lazy but work long hours. Everything is a disorganized mess. But I'm getting used to it. I even secured a career in a quaint little excavation company.
@@user-xg6zz8qs3q Northern Canada is not for the meek, i lived in camps all winter moving rigs in N.Alberta there pussy so go cry on some Frenchies shoulder cause we dont want to hear it
@Siddharth Dwivedi You underestimate manual jobs! Highly skilled tradespeople work outside but that doesn't mean they're doing grunt work. It's sad that people are conditioned in school to do office work, when the demand is arguably highest for "manual" jobs in construction (some of which don't involve any labor, you just have to be in the field to report things and coordinate people). In Canada, many people live in smaller towns to work in factories, refineries, oil field projects etc... Overall, I think that people in North America live in large cities because they don't know better, and the opportunities aren't spoken of in the country. It's a weird situation.
Canada is huge, & cities are far & few between. Most Canadians live in city/suburbs, most of the country is empty, it's time consuming and expensive to visit other parts of the country. Europe is easy to travel from one place to another.
Lol 6:19 he says internet isn’t great out of the big cities, and then he shows a video of my home town 😅 we need better wifi! Can’t even play video games sometimes, too much lag
*Can we hit 3,000 LIKES for a Top 10 Best Countries to Live in the WORLD list?!* Hope you all enjoy our first international video, and if it does well, we'll do other countries as well! I honestly love Canada, as it really is a beautiful country with so much history and amazing people. Would love to make a Top 10 Best Provinces or Top 10 Best Cities to Live in Canada if you'd wanna see it :)
*What is YOUR Favorite City in Canada?*
From Here to There yes top 10 cities OR provinces because I would love your opinion.
Fav City: Winnipeg
Best City: Montreal
looking forward to that video
Love both those cities! Not sure if Winnipeg would make the list, but Montreal would for sure. Reminds me a lot of a "Canadian" version of my hometown, Boston
From Here to There yup I just live near Winnipeg so that’s why. There are some parts that are bad, but there is so many beautiful neighbourhoods
@@FromHeretoThere ur hometown is really Boston? thats where ive lives my whole life maybe you can make a video on it soon
Canadian, born and raised. Never heard of anyone playing $500 for internet. I pay $50 for unlimited.
It goes to show how out of touch americans are with canada, let alone the rest of the world.
Same goes for taxes, Canada especially in the province of alberta, taxes are fairly low. Back home, they offer as much or less services as Canada but have tax rates of around 45% to 57%.
Where I'm at I can either have 8 mbps for about 60$ which is absolute garbage and barely usable with anyone else on the connection or I could pay some other bullshit company 150$ for 100 mbps. The second company I mentioned got bought recently by a much bigger competitor that wasn't in my region though so hopefully the hurry the fuck up and change those pricings. Click read more for explanation of what they mean in the video about the 500$ a month.
So going back to the point of the video. Until a few years ago, the BS ISP I mentioned above had data caps, for every GB you went over the 30GB cap(unlimited from midnight to 8am) they would charge you 10$, that racks up VERY quickly which is what they mean by paying 500$ a month for crappy internet.
@@matx6666 Damn, that fucking sucks. Apparently, some companies (I think Tesla) are working on offering good satellite connections to remote places, including in Canada. I live in the city, and I pay $85 CAD/month for a 400 Mbps connection, and my speed tests show it often over performs.
I live in Toronto and I have unlimited fastest offered internet for $55 a month. But you guys keep believing this video. Lol
4:01 I rather wait 19 weeks for a minor surgery than to have to pay a $100k medical bill
FRR
i would rather fly to india and get it done in 5000 dollars hahhaha
same
@@truthreveal143 India is a poor country , you pay 5000 , better you live there and don’t come back
@@truthreveal143 that’s a good idea as well
BOGUS! The number one reason not to come to Canada: The border is closed. See you after the pandemic.
He forgot this important issue : For the 100,000,000 Americans living in the rural center States... NO GUNS !!!! NO CARRIER and NO MORE AR-15 !!!! hahahaha!
Roxham road 🤫
Grampiam Marine I hope it will stay closed.
@@robertl.6919 I don't have a gun but I still have meat in the freezer. I also don't need an automatic to bag a deer or foil the plans of Scott... He's a dick!
Is it difficult to come to Canada on a study permit? I wanna study & live the rest of life in Canada, but this is in a couple of years
Lived my 68 years in Canada. Married, raised a family and retired in Edmonton. I never considered car insurance, housing costs, health care waits or high tax rates as reasons to leave Canada. I sometimes feel the discomfort of our cold winters, but I also realize I don’t face the peril of volcanos, tsunamis, earthquakes, tornados and floods (seldom). Our neighbourhood is diverse, welcoming and safe. I welcome those who wish to come to Canada. Btw- our public health care system saved my life from a cardiac arrest 5 years ago. Not bad, eh?
Wow man that's crazy, you keep up the good work and I hope you can have a fulfilling life. Trust me you deserve it
@@mellohi61 Thank you, VenoVek
I’m thinking of moving my family from Florida to Edmonton. How bad are the winters?
@@nicolascurcio441 Not sure if you received my reply, Nicolas. Winters can be very difficult, long, cold and snowy. We dress warmly, spent time outdoors when possible, skiing, playing hockey, sledding, being active. We either toughen up and make the best of it…..or we move to Florida.
Canada is good country but only bad thing in Canada is that they suck in ice hockey (greetings from Finland)
Yes tell them this so they stay away. We also have dragons that attack cities sometimes.
Lol
True
Lol yeah we do
Yeah, we also are some lazy guys in a basement saying b about canada
Holy shit you have fucking dragons n shit? Holy crap imma go to Canada now
As a Canadian I have to say, yes, it is expensive to live here. However, it is so worth it!
Yep
Same
Sameee
Depends where you come from .
Yeah😃💛
“Awful and expensive internet”
Me a Canadian who pays $50 for fast unlimited internet a month: wtf
I pay $90 a month for 100mb upload and download. What wasn't mentioned was our Cellphone plans and how expensive those are.
I pay just 6$ per month for unlimited internet (speed = 100mb/sec) in Moscow (Russia). But relocating to the Canada - is my greatest dream(((
Unfortunately I can relate because my parents live in a very rural area and it’s like that but only a small percentage of Canadians live in those places
Ewww who would want too
@@PavelZhG Hows Russia if I may ask?
Lived in Canada for more than 3 decades, most Canadians are open minded, polite, caring consideate, cooperative and helpful in work places, I do not think I can ask for more
If only we can vote our not so Prime Minister out of Canada then we would have our freedom back. He loves the communist countries 🤡🤬
@@wwjdkarenwhy everyone gotta s*** on him while he's still here just wait to you can do something till then get off the mans back he's running a government its not easy an especially when the whole country thinks your a s*** bag i'm not saying you have to like the guy just stop being so damn divided
@@wwjdkaren ay i never said anything abt the communism i can see that sie of him im just saying why everyone rioting so much your just making canadian's hate each other more i don't like him as much as you
@@rocket_puncher_explosions3128 .. learn to spell properly before you try to prove that you need to voice your opinion against mine. I will say what I want to about this satan worshipper who is a waste of breath and skin to the Canada I was born in & my ancestors from the 1700's. He is an embarASSment to all who fought for our country!!
Hello
Sarah,how is your day today?
Just checking my hospital bill for open heart surgery. Hmmmm, seems I owe........... nothing!
*laughs in Canadian* 🙂😝
Check your taxes 🤔
The people who use the “taxes” excuse to judge Canada must have the BEST insurance and Paid Time Off on the planet!!!
I called an the emergency for a stomachache in the US. They held me 2 hrs and provided only 10 pills but they charged me $4000 for the services.
Hehe that s funny if there is a waitlist in the US, you probably die if you need a heart surgery in Canada. Wat is the wait time for a surgery in Canada ? Half a year to a year ? lmao.
Canadian who has lived across the country in various areas: never had issues with slow internet
yep.
@@silvanliu8168 me neither ! greetings and Happy New Year from Edmonton !!
@@SirManfly greetings and happy new year from Calgary!
NS is awful for it, its half decent in Halifax but if you go even 20 minutes from the city core you will lose all data or even cell service entirely
And it's not expensive either. I pay 45$ per month for 75-10 unlimited.
I can tell this guy doesn’t live in canada
Yeah, he is the guy to whom was Canadian citizenship declined and now he is trashing Canada 😂
Ikr
Exactly
I live in Canada and forgot to lock the car door and a thief broke in and stole one singular kindergarten picture and 47 cents, just that nothing else, he didn’t take the car, the wallet, or any more money just a kindergarten picture and 47 cents, he even closed the door behind him
@@jaykillers1880 oh wowwww
I’m a US citizen living in Vancouver. I don’t regret moving to Canada 🇨🇦
how did you do it? can u please dm me
Yes can you let us know I want to move to Canada
@@AdolfosSunshines Contact a Canadian embassy in your current area where you reside. That's how you get started they will put you on the path. If you speak Ukrainian you could also get in by potentially just lying.
im in white rock
Can I become rich in Canada? I am thinking of emigrating
Video: The bad things about living in Canada
Me as Mexican: Are those things really bad?
and the worst part is that mostly of the things in the video are just not true kkkkkk
Soy de Colombia y esta bien feo por aca ajskdaj
@@Kgs_Sex Cuídense y que algún día mejore la cosa 🙏🏻 🇨🇴
@@gabrielsantiago6656 Si ojala, aunque se ve mas lo malo que lo bueno, y lo malo es lo que crece mas.
@@Kgs_Sex Paciencia parcero, su momento llegará y toda tu gente vivirán en paz.
Saludos desde 🇵🇷!
That whole internet /slow wifi thing he said is complete bs
YES
It's not bs
@@jonathanmoga5188 it is bs
@@jonathanmoga5188 I've lived in rural as fuck Digby Nova Scotia and some bigger citys, and in all of them the internet was cheap and good, in Digby we had an average of 90-110 down and 15-20 up for 54$ CAD a month with no data cap, currently connecting to London/England I get an average of 350-500mbps down and 50-100 mbps up. Even going as far as Tokyo I get an average of 285-350mbps down and 30-50 mbps up, with no data cap for about 80$ CAD a month.
@@Stephen__White our internet and cell phones are notorious for being high priced globally.
Only recently (last couple of yrs ) have prices began to drive down.
Traditionally it's been high priced with mediocre speeds and data caps.
Previously you had about 3 choices in the gta. Bell,robbers or teksavvy. You could save a bit with teksavvy.
The landscape has changed a lot these days. But even now youre still looking at $85 cad/month from bell for 50down 10 up. That's not that cheap for that kind of mediocre service. But it's better than it used to be. Prices go up from there for faster service and even in the gta you cant get the best service everywhere. Only in certain spots.
Went to Canada one time and loved it. Everyone I encountered was extremely nice. I still have my Canadian money just so I can go back one day.
Visiting is different than living here. This video is for moving and living in Canada.
We were nice because you were giving us money
@@alphapig1994 actually it was my birthday and a stranger bought me a rose and card after we had some dialogue. So I definitely wasn't giving them my money. Only the gas station and nail shop got that.
alpha pig what no that must be where you live then or just you. 😬😐
All I hear about Canadians is how nice they are, but this whole comment section is just toxic. The guy doesn't even have over 70k subs. All this guy did was say a few critics about Canada, and now every Canadian feels obligated to say something shitty about the US. Maybe he'll make 10 reasons not to move to the US so chill.
I am a fellow Canadian and I think this video is very on point and accurate. The only thing I don’t really agree with is that “The internet here is horrible” I gotta say that your right that it is a bit more expensive, but I live in a town of 8,000 people and a have amazing internet 800 MB download speed, and I have never had issues with going to other places in Canada with the internet. All in all this video is vert good.
yeah i live in a big city and the wifi here isn't bad and we almost have 100k population and my wifi works fine just every now and then it needs to be rebooted for having problems
@@rocket_puncher_explosions3128 Its not bad just expensive. It really depends where you are, and the price doesn't even change. I've paid the same amount for 1 Gb/s connection as 50 Mb/s connection depending on where I was as those were the highest options available.
The wifi is completely fine here. I live in a small town and the wifi works great.
But is it 300mbps a second tho 😂
@@foortyyt n that’s perfectly fine for us
@Shuky Badeer I agree Long Live Canada 🇨🇦
As a canadian, I am replying with a very fine wifi, nothing is wrong with it as I reply.
@@frankyboy1385 yes exactly. the wifi here is completely normal and doesn’t lag unless the wifi actually goes out.
The point he makes about internet is completely false.
@PKMenace Wich part of Canada do you live?
Yea!
@PKMenace Like Toronto, North York? I don't know about you but my parent lives there and get 1Gbps up and down for 100$/month without a cap and most plans from Rogers/Bell don't have any bandwidth limits except for the really really basic 20-30$ a month ones.
Cellphone intrrnet
@@mjohnhayes I mean yeah our data plans are pretty awful. Still I think I pay around 70$/month with bell for 50GB (plus whatever 512kb of unlimited usage after I hit my maximum). Not terrible, but definitely more expensive than other parts of the world.
One of the negatives is that there’s few people and vast amounts of wilderness??? HAHAHAH not a negative
Stop Misandry and Gynocentrism Canada isn’t a frozen tundra moron
Gotta put all the Muslims and Chinese who will eventually move there.
BC cannot hold them all.
@Stop Misandry and Gynocentrism Don't say No One
Say "I Personally"
@Stop Misandry and Gynocentrism It's not frozen tundra lmao, it's beautiful mountains and pinetrees with even more beautiful atumns/winters. You city folks will just never really learn, will ya?
New Zealand is better cuz there are no bears. Joke. As an introvert, Canada is actually a quite interesting country to visit.
I was born and raised in Quebec and lived for many years in Montreal. I moved to the US for work about 11 years ago. Many points simply didn’t resonate with me (car insurance… come on) since there are many Canadian/US regional differences that are quite profound making it difficult to generalize. After having lived in and now citizen of both countries, I’ll be retiring in Canada eventually. Bring on the taxes!
Hello
Chad, how is your day today?
Don't believe this hogwash, Canada is a great country, been here 15 yrs and loved it.
But insurance very expensive here
@@anthonyjarrett3206 Yes but I'm better of here than where I came from..social services is almost non existent ecause of corruption & mismanagement
@The Canadian Crusader Exactly! I love Canada, but it is getting really expensive to live here. I live 1.5 hours from Toronto and housing prices are going through the roof!
Canada is a great country and he spent a good amount of time showing that but he's also right with his points. I lived in the US before moving here and I love it here so much but his lost is generally correct
Chill he does one why to move to Canada
I immigrate to Canada 13 years ago, this country is not perfect and far from perfect to be honest! But I said to myself, I love this country and I will contribute my everything to this country till the day I die......here in Canada.
There is no Country that is perfect . We have a great Health Care system and all Immigrants are welcomed. I do believe, as Canadians, we have alot to be grateful for! I think that people become complacent, and always think things are greener somewhere else, which is not always the case. --and I used the comparison metaphorically. 🙋♀️🤘💖🤗🇨🇦
Where did you immigrate from and how was the process?
I was born in Canada
thank you for contributing to the diversity of our society :)
No country is perfect
As a Canadian I can tell this was made by a non-canadian..
edit: tysm for the likes! i'm from lower main land BC close to van! where y'all at!?
Yep
Fr.. I love my Canada ♥️🇨🇦
Move to Canada😍
@@neptune0909 Move Canada😁
@@piperhh5609 I'm already a Canadian lol
Being Canadian the cold barely bothers me sometimes I would go outside in -10c weather and only where a sweater. There are even guys that go out in -20c and jump in snow only wearing a tank top
There’s a lot of misconceptions in this video, there’s more to Canada than Vancouver and Toronto.
Yes
Exactly
@Layan Daqqa Albertan?
REPPING VANCOVER
Yea ikr. PEI, New Brunswick, Yellow knife, kicking Horse, red deer, Edmonton Victoria, Medicine Hat etc
i moved to australia for work purposes 8 years ago, and i've always craved going back home, the people are so nice and i love everything about Canada. Can't wait to go back home soon.
Canada hasn't gotten any better in the last 8..stay in Aus.
Melbourne’s weather is a bit similar to Canada. 3 months great. The rest is miserable cold. I’m in Sunshine Coast Qld from Melb. First time cold today in sub tropical climate. Think hard think twice think fast think again 🤪
Can't wait to see you back home Vernon bc
How two counties are different in terms of welfare?
labadee it was the bugs and the heat huh??? The politics are the same though: tyrannical !
This is very strange: you do not recommend living in Canada because it is very cold there, but you consider Minnesota as one of the best state for living. Very strange.
Made by Americans LoL
Minnesota is seriously better. Better job opportunities, friendlier people, GREAT food, #1 Airport in North America, no sales tax on clothes... what else?
Des Prenty ikr, I live near Vancouver and it rains more than it snows
Des Prenty your a hippie
You guys haven't talked about how cold the prairies get. (Manitoba and Saskatchewan)
I like Canada not being too populated it gives a peaceful quiet vibe and it's worth the long ride 😉
It's also highly dependent on where you are. The Québec-Windsor corridor holds 66% of the whole country's population. It's still not too dense compared to many places (the Netherlands has about 400 inhabitants/km² as a country...), but it's much higher than the rest of Canada when you're outside big cities.
thats the reason the country is poor amd weak
when i go to the U.S, it feels like you guys have way more small towns then canada because in canada, most of us live near the border.
@@syyrfamily526 Poor and weak? What do you mean?
@@wiiiz3 There are a lot of small towns too.
All this video did was convince me I need to move to Canada.
The country is beautiful but it's very expensive, unless your a millionaire
@@Ali_Abdurahman Expensive, if you don't know what it's like in other countries....
@memes memes It's way worse here in Italy, all worse...
@memes memes pretty sure those are called taxes.
@@Ali_Abdurahman it's completely wort it though
I am a Canadian and yes it’s expensive to live here but its amazing and if you were born here you would probably love the cold, and if your not Canadian you would probably really love it here anyways
Ayo I might move there fr fr tell me a bit more!😶
I might move there when I'm older...
Haha i prefer the cold than extreme heat in Canada
America is more expensive
Of course and it's not expensive every where though depends where you live , I only pay $1000 a month 2 bed all inclusive . Besides our health care system is free so If your child gets suck you don't have to worry if you can afford treatment .
Besides were friendly and don't carry guns as we'd rather help others than cause conflict
Internet comment is a bit BS. Loads of unlimited plans and I live in a pretty rural place and speed isn't an issue.
I was just about to reply and say the same thing. Completely uneducated and misleading information to Canada's current telecom. I live in a rural population, within Southern Ontario we were wired up with 'Fiber to the Premise' approximately 5 years ago. They are now laying another fiber line to provide us with a secondary backup link should the first fail for any reason (which it hasn't thus far). They are also laying additional fiber down the other side of the street and connecting many more households. Granted in this situation, this a town of roughly 1900 people. In greater sized population centres, they have delayed laying fiber because the cost per mile is far greater, especially when in comes to what they call "the last mile". Which is why the rural towns are starting to see superior internet access in the last 5-10 years, making the information you presented very out of date and inaccurate. It the most remote regions of Canada, what the author of this video claims temporarily remains true. However even that is about to quickly disappear given that Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Systems like Starlink (funded by Elon Musk), will quickly change that situation within the next 6-12 Months. In fact in most places, like even in the US the biggest obstacle to living in remote regions becomes:
1. Access to goods and services
2. Fertile/Workable land to grow food or build a home
3. Access to electricity and a safe water supply
Let's dispel this myth that Canadians are still some backward civilisation living in igloos and start promoting accurate information, such as leading amongst the top of the world in many other areas. (Sorry to the OP, most of this is directed at the author of this video)
I live rural, between Toronto and Ottawa. I get 10Mbs and unlimited data.
Be careful now ayyyy... you might go over your data plan with the long comment.
I had to quit watching at this point
Part of his point was that it’s also expensive. I’d have to agree with that.
The passive aggressive part is very accurate. I am living here for four years, and my social life really got f***** up because I just do not know who wants to interact with me and who doesn't, and everyone is pretty exclusive when it comes to friendship or just a basic connection.
I hear you 😢
I've been living here for 24 years, still have the same problem
Agreed 100% . I’m Canadian born but have lived half of my life abroad and 12 years in the US, and can see the difference in openness and friendliness of Americans, compared to frigid and unapproachable Canadians!
Canadians aren’t polite. They are passive aggressive
Even when he was trying to show reasons NOT to move to Canada it still was more positive than negative
...oh, so much wild undevopeded land that things are far apart. Canadians can't stand that. LOL
Yep, some of those negatives seem like positives to me. Which do I prefer, a wait for elective surgery or to go bankrupt (or worse, not be able to afford it all)? I'll take door #1.
Internet in rural areas stinks in the US too, and I get unlimited internet (50+ MBPS) for $50/month. It's not the best, but it's not the worst either.
As he noted, car insurance costs more, but you get way more coverage than you do in the USA, so it balances out.
As for the cold, as I joke with my friends, it keeps the jerks out.
@@bootlegga69 And most of the mosquitos
Absolutely! That’s what I was thinking! The good outweighs the bad
I agree. I actually thought the whole thing was tongue-in-cheek.
After watching this this video I started to get upset, and after reading through the comments I started crying. Canada is a great place and there's lots of public transportation, so you don't really need a car to get around. You are also judged us to be "faking" being friendly and lying about how we feel. But some of us actually are friendly and speak the truth. I watched this to get a good laugh but it actually made me cry. Most of your facts are false, don't believe everything you find online.
@Brandi Bohannon atleast their not as fake as you
Nuawood
It's all his opinion and maybe a little of his own experience. I don't agree with everything he said but it's not worth crying over.
Brandi Bohannon where is your proof? i don’t 🤢🤢
Well I’m pretty sure from North of Canada because their mental health isn’t that good but I live in southern of Ontario and I meet lot great people sure we do have bad peoples in Canada but that doesn’t mean everyone is bad
Not a highly intellectual treatment of this country. One of the major limiting factors in the high taxation rate. (Do you really believe socialized medicine is free?)
To understand the cultural differences more fully, examine Canada's history.
The nuances in culture can be limiting, but the almost national resentment and paranoia (re: the country immediately to the South) should be considered lest you alienate your neighbors.
Generally, all cultures and countries have strengths and weaknesses, but having lived in both countries, I would tend to disregard much of what this superficial treatment of a great country has to offer. If we were to discuss weaknesses, this presentation is quite weak in substance.
I live in one of the smallest city’s in Canada and we have great wifi
I live in a small town in newfoundland and I have great wifi
Michael Keeping I used to live In Fredericton but I moved to Vancouver last year and I gotta say the WiFi was better in Freddy
Well.. You are very lucky haha
@@michaelkeeping8040 First time I readed "Newfoundland" I thought it was a glitch lol. No offense.
I live in a small town in America and the wifi blows hard😂
You can also pay for private healthcare in Canada if you want.
I 100% disagree with the point on internet. Yes if you go live in a rural area you will suffer but this is the same in the US. I pay $110 per month in Niagara for 1.5 gigs download and 1 gig upload unlimited. no that's not a typo.
Being a Canadian. I’m so proud to live in Canada. I live only 3 hours from the mountains and 8 from the oceans
@Dominic im thinking more like BC
@Dominic might be a stretch making it from AB to the pacific in 8
*only 8 hours away* like it's close
PREACH
@@invertedv12powerhouse77 8 _is_ close when the average is about a day.
Even the bad things are really not that bad at all. I am American who moved here 10 year's ago , Have not looked back. Best thing I ever did. No regrets.. The USA Has lost It's way. Cheaper but , just to divided and to much crime and corruption. Had enough of that shit. I Would pick Canada any day.
arrow, so, did you renounce your US citizenship, or are you still an American Citizen?
@@terryadams2652 Hello , no I have not , I have applied for dual , I know this Is a touchy subject to some Americans and I am prepared to hear the TRAITOR thing as If I am all of a sudden from Mar's ! but I have family In both Countries, as do many Americans , we really are one people you know, small differences sure but we are children of a common Mother.. I love the USA and I love Canada as well , but that invisible line we share Is just that ..Both are great to me , we are more like Canada then any other people on the planet , same values , we are free , we fight the same war's and share a beautiful Continent , It Is just the political land scape Is really out of control , the corruption and Wall Street just sent me packing, I am so tired of these Old fucking men that have sat In Congress for 30 year's or more and people wonder why things do not change , they have robbed us blind but yet they are still voted In , decade after decade, This Is my opinion ! Millionaires have no business In politics , just as Insurance Companies have no business In Health Care ! It's a fucking scam..If I was a Millionaire do you really think I would be Interested In politics? I would , If I could bend the laws to keep me a Millionaire ! but me..I would be In the Tropics on a beach picking up women...just think a bout It ! and Insurance Companies are making money off of sick people , and If you even mention Universal health Care your a Socialist..That's their scare tactic and It happens to work when the fact that every Country pays half of what I use to, with better results, longer life and no Insurance Company telling me that nothing Is covered, but here Is your Bill...Fucking Absurd ! I have had enough..If you want to know a bout getting dual. this Is the link. WWW.WIKIHOW.COM..small case letters. Canada Is not perfect by any stretch, but what Is going on down South Is just insane. I am Sorry but this Is why I am so Angry. 40 year's ago Americans would never stand for this shit. " OK I am ready for the hate mail "
@@arrow-lo7jf if you are a canadian citizen, can you go to new york without visa?
Nameless Girl : Canadians do not need a visa to visit USA .
@@namelessgirl6265 Yes, you can. Canadians can travel and live in the US for *6 months* at a time, without any hassles of visa, paperwork and whatnot. Oddly enough, that might actually be the best benefit of Canadian citizenship! 🙄 Unfettered access to the United States!
Canadian: "We don't have the crazy mass shootings like you do in the states"
America: "Yeah, but, your CAR INSURANCE rates, though. My GOD!"
What about America's medical bills?
SuperDanial06 exactly, people shouldn't have to debate on whether they should go broke or die
Yes you do. Canada just had a mass shooting in the middle of the pandemic and another one at the NBA celebration. Both recent
We literally just had our deadliest mass shooting in April, 22 people died.
Car insurance impacts more people.
Thank you for the interesting points, but I can't agree regarding high taxes, just because now they are high everywhere ;) I also just recently moved to Canada (Toronto) and also opened a UA-cam channel.
93% of people watching this are us Canadians just listening to his points
YES
I'm french and planning to move out, but I have a online job, so I'm not sure to move out with a bad internet
@@easyestentertainment3753 I have starlink and it's amazing in the middle of nowhere
@@mr.potatovr795 well, guess you will have one more french who joins in
No no, I am a future Canadian so I am here to learn.
Canada is a beautiful country. As a canadian, I think Canada is one of the countries where the quality of life is really good. Canada should not be judged too quickly.
I find it very overrated
@@monkeydui7241 Perfect. Stay where you are.
@@elmolewis9123 I am.
Im Canadian too and i have to say, any place that says its a tourist attraction should belong in the seven wonders of the world
Agreed 😆
As a Canadian who worked for an American company, having crappy internet in rural areas is an American issue too. The amount of clients that complained they couldn’t use the program my company provided because of their internet connection being too slow was astronomical. And our internet here isn’t bad at all. Having lived in a rural community and in larger cities I’ve never had an issue with internet being slow
He’s just bitter lol
I know right.. I've lived on a farm about an hour out of Edmonton for years and have had good internet download and upload speeds (recently in all fairness). Then again I make a living off of snow removal so his #2reason is spot on!
I have the second lowest grade internet package from Shaw Cable in Canada and I download everything at 38 MB/s. MegaBytes. (Not Mbps. MB /s). My package is 300Mbps. So if I upgraded to fibre optic I can download at twice the speed.
It took me 49 minutes to download Red Dead Redemption (114 GB) 😃
Move to rural Nova Scotia and then brag about the internet.....
Can confirm, as someone with American family living in a rural area. They have significant issues as well.
Amazing video - well done!
The reason Vancouver is so expensive is because money is laundered through it frequently in the form of buying homes way above market value. Its really a big problem, just google "the Vancouver Model" and see what comes up
@Der Schwindel meh its been over 2 years ago when China cut back on the outflow of cash leaving. there are always some great examples of stupid money from new rich mainlanders but its far from the norm. There is far more money being actually laundered from illegal drug trafficking. They were just paying friends to walk into casinos and lose money for a few hours and cash back out clean money. How dumb is that. The rest of prices is just actual locals expecting the prices to go up so it does. FOMO always keeping the party going with more buyers than sellers driving prices up, multiple offers and bidding wars. Then the super low interest rates. Easy to see that people tend to pay the same % of family income (its actually crept up very slowly) but with every small decrease in rate over a 25 or 30% loan a family can afford far more. But its over for a long time now with Covid. There isnt going to be a crash i doubt as the government will do everything and more to prevent it but we'll have deflation then inflation and those rates going up even without wiping many out, best case just kill price appreciation.
@Chris
.... I agree 100% Let's not over-look the the fact that Vancouver & Victoria fall along important Ley-line valued by the occult. Also, some of the biggest D.U.M.B.S in Canada(the biggest & oldest is under great lakes, its a hub) The DTES(where i live) is the poorest postal code in North America as well as the countries leader in missing kids!!!! I dont expect things to improve since Traitor Justin(e) "ftm" "Castro" Trudeau, biggest liar, crook, thief and shit stain to hold the PM'S Office, sold Canada out to the UN ...... WELCOME TO THE UNITED NATION OF CANADA
It’s the same way in Toronto
@@Sirdeplorabledean "The DTES(where i live) is the poorest postal code in North America" Incorrect. It's the 2nd poorest postal code in Canada. As for your Trudeau comments, I take it you didn't receive your first of up to four $2000 cheques yet? Did you get your $1000 provincial one yet? www.straight.com/news/1225081/vancouvers-downtown-eastside-still-poorest-postal-code-canada
Chinese used to take money from Chinese bank in China and never returned that money back now bank don't give any money to people there so they don't invest anything to Canada anymore
I'm from Qc. After watching this, I still rather be a Canadian than a U.S resident. You guy's are #1 in a lot of things that are way worst than us.
We the North!
Yes. They are #1 in Coronavirus cases and #1 in DEATHS of Covid 19.
@@rvpstudioscanada3991 Let's be real. China probably has the most cases, and deaths from the disease. They just aren't giving out their real numbers. Just like they hid the fact that the corona virus had spread in their country without notifying other countries.
but we still got trudeau
Brandi Bohannon isnt brandi mad a fucking orange rums the country she lives in and how the country is fucked
@@woobacksanity8134 It is kind of amazing how an idiot can be in charge, a pandemic can hit, unemployment can ride, stocks can fall, and yet amidst all the chaos.... Americans have become the kinder, more giving people than Canadians.
As a Canadian, I hope there are more of these misnomer videos. I hope Canada continues to be a hidden gem. We get enough American pop culture. While some Americans are ok, for the most part, you keep your country, and we will gladly keep ours. Wall anyone?
Electric fence please.
USA#1 !! Blaming Canada for letting them into your country....nice one LOL!!!
Proud Canadian here, we get Americans at our trailer park and we shop like no fucking tomorrow at Walmart! So how are we different? Plus we gave you Ryan Reynolds and John Candy, "Strange Brew" with Bob and Doug McKenzie is a great Canadian documentary.
@USA#1 !! None of the 9/11 hijackers came through Canada, this is a myth.
I second the motion...
I live in Canada (one of the cold city) and its not that bad, actually I love winter.
literally this whole video is about how you have never been or lived in canada at all
exactly lmao, he probably isn't even canadian
Thanks! This is US propaganda
@@Lizonlizs he isn't
@@fortnitefishygaming4632 ik
This guy isn't wrong about some things and i agree, but i definitely feel like he exaggerated with other things. Take it with a grain of salt and do your own research.
if you're well off, like... Double income sorta thing, you can live anywhere in the world. But we are definitely, nose diving in Canada. Honestly, remember having a Canadian politician reply to me about this, the answer was a comparison to others. Why? You could break your arm and the doctor should say, "it could be your spine?" --Really !!
Well said!! 👏 👏 👏
Well said Drew I meant lol 👏👏👏
There’s wifi literally everywhere. Internet isn’t bad at all
WHAT OMG !!!
Lol where did you get this information
But it is pretty pricy! And it just keeps going up! As they provided faster speeds...even if you don't upgrade
Yeah facts though jofer.
If you live in a small town yes it does suck.
Insurance in Quebec is cheaper because of the social platting system, we pay 300$ a year for plates because all drivers get basic responsibility insurance and if you own a speed bike you are paying over 1K a year for plates besides the gas prices. Our medical system isnt great, they told my buddy his pace-maker was failing for 2 years and kept him on the waiting list for surgery, luckily because it turned out they were checking it with the wrong equipment and turned out it was fine. I waited 2 years for a sleep apnea diagnosis. Fast internet isnt too bad but cell phone plans are HORRIBLE and the big 3 in Canada fought to keep Verizon out to keep prices high. Just to get into Canada to visite is a pain, Joey Diaz which is a famous comedian/actor cant pass the border because he has a criminal record besides the Canadian Govt trying to stop artists like Eminem at the airport. good video pretty accurate. I actually have been thinking of moving to the USA.
Yep Chinese investors are buying properties like crazy and keep inflating property prices especially on the coast.
Chinese inflating prices and supplying fentanyl.
canadians have become tenants in their country a whole different economy from 1950 to 2020 liberal party is running the country blind
@@Blue-de3tu the liberal gov is the worst out of the parties in canada
A lot of fishy Chinese activity here.
@@arthurdewith7608 You're such an idiot: who do you think came up with the bright idea of putting Canadian citizenships up for sale to "foreign investors"? Hint: it wasn't the Liberals. Question 2: What did the Harper govt do about the problem?
This guy didn't even do research or anything, he probably never went to canada and the internet being slow is just bs
My internet is slow! Bell sucks
@@imfabia Use rogers I get 311 mbps
I think compared to other countries our internet needs improvement, but no it's not as slow or expensive as this guy says.
I've stayed in a 500 person town in Newfoundland, 2 hours from the nearest Tim hortons, and the wifi worked fine
@@seymourpant "2 hours from the nearest Tim Hortons" if that isn't the best way to describe how small your Town is than I don't know what is🤣
(Coming from a girl who grew up in a town 45 minutes from the nearest Tim Hortons) lol
When I read the title of the video: 😦☹️
When I realized there are many positive comments about Canada: 🤩
Exactly!
Yes
Dumb ways to die
Also a lot of the stuff he said were lies, especially the bad stuff. You can tell he has never researched/been to Canada.
@@bjblade307 ikr
thanks for sharing your wonderful video
The internet here is fine bruh. You just threw that in.
Not in rural areas, at all
@@mp40submachinegun81 no one lives there so makes sense
@@budnickcinema decent internet is still available in US rural areas tho.
@@mp40submachinegun81 I live in a rural area and my wifi is a lot better than my friends in the city. Also the wifi in the city near me is really good...
I get 950 MBPS, this is bs, I live in the country lmao
"while the US gave a one time payment of 1,200, Canada is giving 2,000 a month for the next 4 months"
this is very wrong. The "2,000 a month" is Canada's version of unemployment, which in the US, was 600 a week, or 2,400 USD vs the 2,000 CAD that Canada is giving out. The 1,200 USD the US gave to EVERY citizen was on top of the 2,400 USD for those who lost their jobs.
In Canada, if you didn't lose your job, you didn't get anything.
Comparing unemployment to a stimulus check is just lying...
@@pinktinkerbell71 proof?
@@xhafts wdym proof? It probs happened to her
depends what you mean by that. In america they dont have things like the GST refund every 3 months, or if you have a child the almost 500$ a month you get tax free
Excellent point
I live in the st. Of Ohio and Canada is the best.... at least u don't have a clown for president... go canada!!!
The best was all those celebrities that threatened to move here after trump got elected then realized Canada actually has a strict immigration system that makes it really difficult. (Unless you're doing it illegally at Roxham Road, then our police will carry your bags for you)
Or u prince Harry 🤔
Thank's for mentioning that one, little jihadi justin is still allowing them to walk in even during this scamdemic.
@@viking670 Scamdemic? Jihadi?
They all realized they’re already Canadian
When it comes to immigration, Trudeau (who dressed up in Blackface numerous times and was photographed in it) shows massive preference to anyone who is NOT of European descent like him.
Why people put climate as a reason not to move to other countries? There's also people who like cold, you know.
I love the winter! I also love the other seasons, but there are things you can only do in winter and only experience in winter. You know what I mean? 😁😁
Can we also talk about why it’s mostly just the cold that’s talked about in a negative way. Like the heat isn’t even better. Especially now with global warming getting worse(i believe in it if you don’t, idc don’t tell me). But I’ve mostly noticed that it’s the cold that’s talked badly.
@@jossuegarcia1488 Right?! we get an avg of 60°C temperature change from winter to summer! 30°c summers are hotter if you have to live through -30°c for the other half of the year. where most hot countries that have no winters only see 30°C change. I remember 5 years ago we would get a 1 day heat wave and it would rise to 30°C, now we're getting 30+ on the regular days for weeks! 20 years ago we didn't even need AC!
@@gwot can definitely relate here used to get at least -30 C and tons of snow 10 years ago now barely goes down to -20 and snow will switch between freezing and melting as well get more rain in summers tho dont mind that as much
I lived in Montreal for a little while, and the cold was not that bad.
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@Bruce Wayne if you don't know then you must be losing in t ra dings
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LMAO IM SCREAMING "bad wifi in the suburbs" excuse me how am i watching this video lmao
Ya Canadas internet is great.
I'm currently sitting in my parents' basement around four km from a small town. My internet is just fine and I'm able to watch this in full HD lol
Being able to watch a youtube video doesn't mean you have good internet lmfao
@@DayInMontreal the logic of the argument is correct, yet the content is flawed lol how's that?
@@SamsonCrawford359 I dont understand what you mean
As a Canadian I was born there and raised in Calgary, Alberta and there is nothing wrong
I'm in Calgary as well and I love it
My dad recently went through some major surgery in Ontario and the health care could not have been better. The surgeons, nurses, hospital staff, everyone involved, were excellent! Any American or magabrain who says the Canadian system is somehow deficient or inferior to the privatised American system is trying to sell you BS and insurance.
the only issue with heathcare in Canada is the government stealing the funds from it and giving it to corporations ... Auterity is theft for the rich. without it the system would be doing better.
Yes and no. If youre seriously hurt or sick, the system works fast. If youre not, you WILL wait... years.
He didn’t mention that Rand Paul came to Toronto for his Hernia repair. . .
Whats Up
Source?
He never said the healthcare professionals were bad, just that it was a longer wait.
I have no idea if this is true or not, but he never said the professionals themselves were bad.
I moved from Bangalore to Canada 🇨🇦 17 years back. I can’t express how happy I am that I made this decision. Canada 🇨🇦 is one of the best country in the world 🌎. I love ❤️ Canada 🇨🇦
Same 😊 although I’ve always lived in Canada
I'm so glad it's a better place for you and you are happy 😁
@Emilie Melounou neither, but the internet thing is false
How old were you? Back then? Thinking of moving there but sceptical.
@@wenyemero6208 22, I came here as a student. Did my engineering and living here since then.
The topic of internet speeds being slow is all cap.. Almost everywhere in the Vancouver area, Telus has 100% fibre optic to the home. I have 1000mbps download & upload, and it goes over and actually hits 1200/1200 for $75 a month. Our internet here is way better than it is in the US.
He said rural areas........ watch the video
Speak for yourself we pay 75 dollars for internet in Alberta and I've litteraly seen it struggle to push 1mb download before. There was not a single typo in that statement, I'm dead serious.
Vancover , Toronto is not Canada their cities.
where I live 80,000 people city in Canada its 30mbps , no bandwidth limit and $115 per month. 30mbps was fast 15 years ago.
Rural internet is horrible ...
khalil Heat and air conditioner repair all rural areas benefit from exactly the same quality
Except for igloos.
Considering factors like healthcare and cost of living is vital for retirement planning.
All the reasons you said not to move there for, I want to move there for
@Rose007 I agree taxes are overwhelming in every country not just canada
taxes there is equivalent to California's basically
Don't do it! The pm has just about destroyed the country and what's left will.become an islamic state as pm is an islamo commie. Date to day is end May 2021 as reference
@@kinggeorgeiii7515 that's news. Could very be! I'm not to concerned with his sex choice but more that canada is going to an islamic state b/c of his ineptitude
Don't
Yeah I wouldn’t move to America, it’s worse.
Honestly one of the biggest reasons I wouldn’t want to move to America is the culture. So many racist, dumb and uneducated people there. Their political system and justice System may be systematically flawed but put residents from another country there and there wouldn’t be as many problems.
Your correct lol the gun country
Reid lived in the US for 19 years in Utah. Moved their for work. Was a nice place to live and overall, no issues about anything. It’s what you make of it and how you live. Nice to move back to Canada after I retired. Always a Canuck.
Thats why Im tryna leave
Reid YES ! As an American I can guarantee this is true !
Born in the US, moved to Canada early this year...NEVER TURNING BACK!! BEST...... DECISION..... I’VE .....EVER....... MADE!! I love EVERYTHING about BC❤️ It’s a very beautiful,scenic, best cultured Country, with the most friendly, well natured nicest people! The nature here is phenomenal. Btw, I’ve had no issues waiting for tests in healthcare. Think I’ve waited less then a month to see a specialist! Also, I’m a caregiver, and the job market for my field is in very high demand. Love my new Country...my new home🇨🇦 The ONLY reason why more aren’t here is because either they’re all talk or, ummm, maybe because the borders are closed? 🤦♀️😂Ps....hopefully staying closed until it’s more stable there in the US. Oh, and the thing about the internet...FALSE NEWS!! Stop lying!!
BC is honestly pretty awesome. I went to Richmond for my 31st birthday and it was honestly an incredible experience, in between the modern Chinatown, the incredible food, and also visiting the set of "Once Upon a Time" in Steveston. Vancouver Island too is one of my favorite places in the world, and the mountains out there aren't so bad either.
Mustafa Alam Toronto is the best city in Canada 🇨🇦
Mustafa Alam tell that to the 10 mill Canadians that agree :)
@@Ali_Abdurahman no way!! I love the lower mainland❤
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WHAT? Up to 37% tax rate in the US? This, from the country where it's people LOVES to bash my country (Norway) for high taxes??? Basic tax in Norway is 27% (increased rate for income that goes over specific treshholds, but then only for the exceeding amount), and we have LOTS of deductables to lower it. And for that, we get universal health care, no tuition for public schools, shitloads of support systems for unemployed / disabled / pregnant women / parents / sick people / etc, etc, etc. And I've even heard americans claiming paid vacation is a myth - well, we have 5 weeks + some holidays.
Average health insurance in the US is currently $7,470 for an individual, which ALONE is more than I pay in taxes, after deductables. And for that, what do you get, compared to Norway? MAYBE a little shorter queues, I'm not even sure about that.
You americans can keep that shithole you call "the greatest country in the world".
This was actually 10 great reasons to move to Canada.
Yeah it's honestly an amazing place to live, but it's not for everyone. Hope you enjoyed :)
LOL what?
We have a dedecated Tax payer who loves snow and Ice.
@Awakening Music The healthcare is not free, just cheaper. When you combine healthcare costs with taxes in the US, they pay more. Only wealthy Americans get a better deal.
Aah I’m a Canadian and I’m so so happy you did a video on us. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed, love your country!
Canada is very beautiful - & has medicare for all - every one should move to Canada.
@@lilymoore1021 mandatory vaccines on the way, if that passes im outta here.
@@sergiolandz6056 1 vaccine is already mandatory, menecogonall.
I got 4 minutes in and as a UK immigrant to Canada the stuff you grumble about is crazy petty stuff! This video reminded me why I love Canada so much! Thanks
American jealousy - they see the world with tunnel vision.
@@sylviaa4378 It’s honestly a shame eh?
@@sylviaa4378 huh?
What about all of the petty stuff that the UK or Canada complains about the USA? Reminds me why I love my country so much
@@MH-kc1eu we've got nothing to complain about here 😊
As a Canadian senior born here, you have the correct facts. Yes, it's VERY expensive to live here, and yes, our healrh care sucks nowadays. But, Canada is still my country and I feel SAFE here. It will always be my home, even if I moved abroad. Wasn't it Gertrude Stein who said "America is my country, but Paris is my home." Home truly is wherever your heart is.
Hey how's it going I'm from a Border city in Texas in the recent months we've had an overflow of migrants coming from Venezuela trying to ask for Asylum. It's gotten so bad that they had to call the National Guard to come and protect the Border. This morning I woke up to report on the new saying that thousands of migrants were trying to file a petition to ask asylum in Canada. My question for you in your opinion what are the odds of these people being let in to Canada ? There are already illegally in Mexico, do they even qualify to file a Asylum petition? From my understanding in order for you to do this you have to do it from your country of origin.
@@isap9535 Hi Isa, yes we do get migrants from other countries who try to cross our MASSIVELY WIDE BORDER WITH THE USA. Some have even frozen to death at remote crossings in Manitoba. It's absolutely heartbreaking what lengths some people go to for freedom. Remember that although Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world in land area, we have 1 10th the population of America. We have about 38 million people, just 2 million over the population of California.
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Catherine, how is your day today?
“10 reasons to unsub from here to there”
Because he kinda likes Canada?
@@soupeater7417 i don't think he bothered to watch the video before commenting
@EliteJag but American's dont get mad at criticism
No canada is like cheap
@@neilscookout8004 eh depends where you live. Not too bad in our town
I had a six bypass surgery recently at Vancouver General Hospital. When people ask me about my stay in the ICU, I tell them I had a wonderful time. I had three cardiologists and a whole retinue of specialists caring for me. The nurses and staff were so professional and kind that I felt like a king. And to top it all off, instead of worrying about how I was going to pay for it all I would lie in bed just thinking how much it would cost me if I lived in the USA. If you don't live in Canada, poor you.
I wish you health and all the best . I moved in Quebec 18 months ago , we don't have a family doctor . I have a wife and 2 kids . They said that we had to wait 2 years to assign us to a family doctor . My daughter had a stomach issue and they waited with my wife 10 hours in the hospital before seeing a quite inexperienced physician. If i need to see a doctor I have to go to a private clinic and pay 250 dollars . Me and my wife , we are paying more than 50k per year in income taxes for Canada fed and Quebec provincial and they provide to us nothing at all.
@@donarw1064 just because you dont understand how it works doesn't mean its bad... let me explain Hospital Emergency is... wait for it... EMERGENCY, an upset stomach is not an emergency. We have "Sans rendez-vous" which are clinics where you call the day before you show up at 8am by 9:30 you are out you dont need a family doctor right away because those exist and please i know its not just immigrant but people stop showing up at the emergency with a headache or a cough (outside of covid duh) then complain about how it took you more than half a day... it just proves that triage works.
@@jeanjacques9365 He said stomach issue, not upset stomach. But its a valid point, TWO women just died in Nova Scotia this week while waiting at the ER. One had fluid around her heart that they didn't check before she went home because they wouldn't see her till 4 AM.
So don't pretend these are traige issues. I couldn't even get my damn cholesteral checked becaseu I had no family doctor, the clinic wouldn't do it because if something was wrong they'd have to take me as a patient and they don't take permanent patients. Outpatients and ER won't do it. FINALLY a nurse practitioner moved into our rural area.
In ontario they have clinics that take patients. For two decades I had no real 'doctor', I had a 'clinic'. You went in that morning and waited in line, sometimes three hours but you could leave and come back. Here there is no such service, clinics are hours doctors can spare, usually just a couple hours a day.
So definitely not doing GOOD when it comes to healthcare. MOST people I know who are ADMITTED usually say the care is very good. But thats only half the issue.
After watching the video, I see it simply giving 10 reasons to move out of the USA to Canada. He simply emphasised the advantages Canada have over USA.
Don’t listen to this guy what this whole video so you don’t listen to him you should move to Canada
Please come. We need to beat Russia in population density.
Yeah I may actually move there!
@@felixlavigne01 lmao
Top 10 reasons /s:
1) Freedum
I've read that if you get hurt or sick in a different Province from the one that you live in, you DO have to pay up-front and then apply for reimbursement from your home province when you get home.
“Immigration process is difficult”
Me:Laughs in CANZUK
I hope it happens, it would be fantastic.
I hope it happen but if Americans start coming to Canada I would be really disappointed 😩
@@JustsJordan Yeahh, are you Canadian?
@@finlay1702 no british but Americans knowing they can travel easier in this union it will be catastrophic
@@finlay1702 that’s what I meant
I am born and raised in beautiful Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦... I will never leave!! I love it here ❤️
I have never been to nova Scotia but some of my family lives three my nann has always been there so I really want to meet her she is my great grandma so I hear it is great😄
All of Canada is beautiful but I love the east coast.
I went to Nova Scotia in 2012 and hoping to move to Canada next year with my career 🤞, love 🇨🇦
Adam Stockley You will love it here 🥰
TannaSloan You will have to come visit 🥰
This guy got his info off the back of a cereal box.
True
Yes so true…so so very true
😂😂😂😂
Canada is probably one of the best countries ever
Nah he’s right, Canada sucks
I keep getting ads for moving from Belgium to Canada.
The Reason i would move is income taxes.
I pay 43% income taxes and a lot for medical care .
I'm really thinking about this .
Canada looks great from abroad.
The wifi isn’t bad in Canada and I live on an acreage
Ik wifi is good
85 loonies for unlimited per month outside vancouver
This video is bullshit.
Yeah I think it’s fine🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
HAA I OWN 20ACRES AND 30MIN DRIVE TO THE NEAREST TOWN. AND I USE 100GB A MONTH. WITH CELL TOWERS EVERTYWHERE INTERNET IS EVERY WHERE. MIND YOU I NEED A BOOSTER AND ANTENNA
When I was living in UK, it took 3 days to get cancer surgery but -- SIX weeks to see a dermatologist (non life threatening). In the US, it took EIGHT weeks to see a dermatologst. NOW, I know that isn't Canada but both countries have long waits for elective procedures. As it turns out, in the US you can wait along time to see a doctor. Weeks usually.
If you have great insurance in the USA my wait time is about 2 weeks.
I suspect insurance means a lot, as well as location. I've heard NHS is seriously starting to suck.
7.8% unemployment rate? Yes, in March, when the pandemic started, why would you give that number?!? . The unemployment rate had been 5.5-5.6% for a while now. Before you say that it’s higher than the US, it’s not, we calculate differently.
Competitive labour market for high paying jobs? Where? Companies had to run after good candidates, they couldn’t get those jobs filled, we’re talking about jobs with 90k starting salaries, I have tons of examples. We were at full employment in most provinces. Of course, if you compare to provinces in the Maritimes, then maybe, but for most of Canada, meaning 80%+ of it, people weren’t struggling finding good jobs. Are you listening to ppl in Alberta in the oil sector maybe? Yes, it wasn’t like it used to be in Alberta, the oil industry isn’t stable and they were lucky to have such high salaries for the kind of jobs they occupy, barely pay taxes, etc. Anyways, that all changed now probably with Covid.
As for healthcare. I agree that it’s far from perfect and the wait times can be long, but the way it is said is exaggerated. If you have a minor emergency, like you have a bladder infection, you get an appointment at a clinic on the same day, if you go to a hospital for a minor problem, you will wait. That is the problem, ppl go to the ER for minor conditions and wonder why they wait this long. We have family doctors for a reason, the ER should always and only be for emergencies, not for the flu. Some ppl are the ones filling up the ER when they have no reasons to be there in the first time. As for minor surgeries, yes, you are right, the waiting times can be long, but here again, those are for non urgent surgeries.
I would probably explore other systems before ours, it’s far from perfect, but not as bad as what you make it seem. I know for a fact, I have had 3 non urgent surgeries, lots of members of my family have also.
Pretty sure a lot of the unemployment is in Alberta or is just the natives
@@reid9664 Oh gawd! The recession in Alberta was so bad that I had to move to Paris (France) for work. No joke. But it isn't JUST Alberta, think about BC, Saskatchewan and Manitoba as well. A lot of these provinces rely heavily on oil for their economy. Just don't become an oil patch worker, your life will be precarious.
Just to emphasize the distance thing. If you start driving from, say, Budapest, you can visit friends in Bratislava, Vienna, and drive on to Salzburg, spending a few hours on the road, but you've been to 4 countries. You can live in Toronto, Ontario, start driving, and 4 hours later, you're STILL in Ontario, and haven't gone very far. In fact, it's taken you 2 hours alone just to get OUT of Toronto. And since gas is in litres, and it's roughly 4 litres to a gallon, and our gas is provincially taxed, then federally taxed, then when you pay, you're taxed AGAIN on the taxes, it's more cost-effective to stay home and Facetime whoever you were going to visit. Right now, we pay about $1.40/litre. Times four, that's about $5.60 a gallon. In Newfoundland, it's a LOT more expensive. But then, health care is free.
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Paul, how is your day today?
i love how he is talking about the cons but still gives a bunch of pros in the video
I am Canadian and currently never more grateful to be.
Health Care is good here,. Correction to your info. Does not take 24 days to see a doctor. Also, at least here in Canada our people do not get turned away at emergency rooms. Our hospitals except every emergency walk-in.
Our insurance is high , but the coverage is worth it. Also, we earn more here, We are totally responsible and respectful of races, gender equality. ..
Canada is a blessed country
Proud to be Canadian..
Canada is beautiful and welcoming, most incredibly forgiving
Yeah it depends upon where in Canada you are. Quebec's wait times are bad enough to have literally inspired the plot line of a famous dramatic film. Vancouver Island, on the other hand, has hardly any wait times from what I've heard. The earning more is probably mostly just because Canada does not have a Southeastern US - if you factor out the former Confederate States, US and Canada are probably pretty comparable. Even Nunavut is wealthier than Mississippi and Louisiana.
I’m from CANADA 🇨🇦
I LOVE CANADA !
Such a beautiful country ❤️
I will bw there soon
I agree too
Yesssss
Yes Me too and It is very beautiful with nice people!!
SN,help me to get job in CANADA
I don't know anyone that has trouble with the Internet. This one floored me.
Also, I think we would be marching in the streets if we had to pay $500 a month. This is totally ridiculous. You must be living in rural America.
Most of this video was saying why you shouldn’t move to Canada and then doubling down and admitting that things are usually worse or not much better in the US lol
This video did a great job of convincing why I SHOULD move to Canada. I live in NYC, so the cons he presented are cons I already deal with here. What have I got to lose?
@@TheSethwardpyatt Come on up. As long as you are willing to work and earn your keep. Your welcome here. I have that attitude with anybody wanting to move here. As long as you intend to contribute....fine. Free loaders can go back to where ever the hell they came from.
Canada is now a communist country and there is no freedom of speech.
@@surfallday6583 Alright I know why you said this , but you have to admit it's an exaggeration , China and many other countries don't compare to Canada lol
surfallday If that were true you wouldn’t have been able to say that. But you did. So clearly there’s still freedom of speech. Unfortunately for you.
Yep don't move to Canada. Move along nothing to see here!
Exactly! It's a terrible place, America. You don't want to move here.
Nope.
You’ll *hate* it here 👍
Best country in the world.EAT SHIT IF YOU ARE A CANADIAN AND DISAGREE.
Yes specially Quebec! We are bilingual and travel twice a year to cuba.😁
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I love the sarcasm by the way.
You said “major cities” there’s a bunch of smaller cities and towns that have different things to offer
as someone who lives in a semi small town and it is better and there is a lot of them
1:11 but then they had to pay it all back, with the cost of living going up everywhere, gas prices spiking, and the measly minimum wage at least in Manitoba (which will be the lowest in Canada). I don't recommend it myself
I live in Canada and I can say most of this is bs. Lmao. I'd rather stay here in Canada rather than go to the USA
Good stay there
@@feleciawallace8420 We’ll happily take those immigrants as long as you stay far away from here.
It's not a fight against the usa
Have you ever been here to the U.S?
@@chaunceycali7962 no
Solution to all these problems: don’t move to Toronto area, Montreal and Vancouver
There is way more too Canada and all those problems are greatly exaggerated
Unemployment is only high in those big cities
Just saying this guys probably not the most educated on the subject
If you are looking to move to Canada go to an actual reliable source
Hard disagree! I was living several years in Edmonton Alberta (one of the WORST places in Canada, I have nothing positive to say about that city) and working in the oil patch. The recession hit me hard, and finding stable work was borderline impossible. I was hired "full time" but work was not guaranteed, and I was paid hourly. So I was working 12 hour days 24 days on, 4 days off for 4 months and then working 0~2 weeks per month. The job market is brutally competitive. It's a suck it up and perform or get fired and replaced without notice workplace. Rent is expensive for crappy appartements infested with mice and cockroaches. The housing market is surprisingly high for flimsy wooden houses built in the middle of nowhere. I moved to Paris recently and my life turned around for the better. I finally have a stable job. I'm not worried about rent, food or pests anymore. The French healthcare system is tied for best in the world. Seriously, Canada has lost all of its appeal to me. As a Canadian citizen, I'm leaving Canada for France with a huge grin on my face.
000 001 Edmonton is dull wit Town. Australia is damn expensive. At least health system is better. Good luck with your plans in France
@@jasonwright9405 Duude! FRANCE is chill. I'm working there and it's amateur hour 7/7. The climate is nice. The people are kinda lazy but work long hours. Everything is a disorganized mess. But I'm getting used to it. I even secured a career in a quaint little excavation company.
@@user-xg6zz8qs3q Northern Canada is not for the meek, i lived in camps all winter moving rigs in N.Alberta there pussy so go cry on some Frenchies shoulder cause we dont want to hear it
@Siddharth Dwivedi You underestimate manual jobs! Highly skilled tradespeople work outside but that doesn't mean they're doing grunt work. It's sad that people are conditioned in school to do office work, when the demand is arguably highest for "manual" jobs in construction (some of which don't involve any labor, you just have to be in the field to report things and coordinate people). In Canada, many people live in smaller towns to work in factories, refineries, oil field projects etc... Overall, I think that people in North America live in large cities because they don't know better, and the opportunities aren't spoken of in the country. It's a weird situation.
In Europe I visited Italy, Uk,Germany and France it was so nice
In Canada I visted Toronto and I'm still in Toronto
@buggeroff No you.
Canada is huge, & cities are far & few between. Most Canadians live in city/suburbs, most of the country is empty, it's time consuming and expensive to visit other parts of the country. Europe is easy to travel from one place to another.
@buggeroff What do you mean "Yuck"?
Lol 6:19 he says internet isn’t great out of the big cities, and then he shows a video of my home town 😅 we need better wifi! Can’t even play video games sometimes, too much lag