Did You Know? - History of the Rideau Canal

As the oldest functioning waterway of its kind in North America, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Rideau Canal is an important part of Canadian history. Stretching over 200 kilometres from the city of Kingston to Ottawa, over time, the canal has truly become a national treasure. Puneet Birgi explores the interesting history of this famous waterway.

[@GulliversCovers]

Splendid presentation, cpac👍163
Looks really wonderful, always glad to be a part of your team!
Thanks for the History info, much appreciated!
Have a great Tuesday 🥰
More power to your channel Friend!

[@garsidegardens3366]

Cool now i know about the rideau cana.l Great Vid.

[@DoctorVdW]

The next summer I am visiting in the northeast, I'll have a new, must-see (and experience by boat) destination!

[@kaelanmcpherson6699]

Good job on this!

[@booishoois309]

What an interesting history, and what an attractive journalist!

[@Mr.Capricorn11]

Beautifully done but Cataraqui is pronounced "cadder-aw-kway".

[@kevinbrenda5285]

Thanks for doing the video. Great job. Great information.

[@kentisraelpettersson8450]

Nice done,thanx from Sweden!

[@tubedude4859]

The Irish dug it and many gave their lives in the process so why is it still called the Rideau Canal
It should have an Irish name in these days of recognizing historic groups

[@chantalfortin-garrison59]

Love John by lot of respect rip 🙏💙🌹

[@matzbr5tw]

It was more workers and the whole thing Is paved over bodies. Many native workers. I went on a tour and they told us that

[@danielkimchi3365]

Cooooooooll

[@samclaydon2649]

Cool

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I Hate Science Class

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me too

[@timer9066]

Same

[@mariopario8637]

Shouldnt this be shown in History

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Kya bol reli hai