@@IIIIIIIllIIIl they don't because they eat all the MSM and the above authority propoganda. They don't know shit about agenda 21 and agenda 2030. Vision 2050 is much more of an imagination for them.
I lived in Calgary and was always surprised that its economy is mainly driven by the energy industry. The city has so much to offer. It’s very beautiful and so close (1hr drive) to the Rockies and some of the best ski/hiking resorts.
Viva, would you recommend me spend my whole two week ttrip from London UK to Calgary in Banff? or should I spend a couple nights at the end or start in the city? if so, where in the city would be a good place to stay? and where would be a good area to rent a car from so we can drive around Banff and other places? Thanks so much, I hope you see this comment!
@@1stklass Fellow Canadian here I saw your comment! A great place that’s not to far from Calgary Is Kananaskis County which is just off highway 40 of the trans Canada highway between Banff and Calgary it has a ski resort, great hiking trails, beautiful waterfalls and lakes you can swim in. The great thing about it is it’s rather untouched by parks Canada and is where you’ll see the most wild life!
thank you for the wonderful video. I have left Calgary over 7yrs ago and miss home. I used to work in Bankers Hall and spent over 20 years working there. So nice to see my city back then doing good. Little did we know 6months later it would all change. Thanks for the memories
Hi , i have a question , my wife and i want to immigrate to calgary 3 months later , my wife is working in bank for 10 years in IRAN and she wants to work in bank there , how to find a job in bank? .Thanks for your answer.
I miss Calgary soooo much. Love the city and the people. My fave bar, Bear and Kilt, spent many a night in there eating wings and watching ice hockey. Was so glad I was there to watch Canada beat Russia in the Winter Olympics. And the art and sculptures are amazing. If I was younger I'd be living there for sure. Calgary rocks 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦
Calgary's downtown doesn't have a very dense population due to bad planning back in the initial boom years in the 60s and 70s, and as a result downtown tends to shut down in the evenings and weekends. In the last 30 years or so the City has begun to redevelop the areas around the downtown to boost the population. Places like Eau Claire, East Village, Beltline, and in the near future Victoria Park (the entertainment district) are all being redeveloped in hopes of creating a vibrant downtown.
@@copper38 hi Vivek, we are visiting Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto. But I currently live in London, UK and I am not sure if I'll like Toronto very much. I am looking for a medium sized city, easy to get around, not too much traffic etc.
You will love it, absolutely beautiful and so many outdoor activities. Makes sure you drive out of calgary to see places like lake louise, moraine lake, and so much more. Although I wouldn't recommend traveling anywhere at this time lol
@@TheSnoopoff I figured so much. Hopefully when everything gets better, it's something you would still be interested in. It is truly beautiful. You can actually Google the places I gave you just to give you an idea of the beauty. Stay safe
@Jasveer Singh Bal I'm sorry but you have to be corrected on this. You can have an active, outdoor lifestyle at any time of year in Canada. Calgary isn't particularly cold even at the coldest times of the year but I understand you may not be used to it. However, there are really only 4 months that may impede somebody's outdoor activities if they can't suffer the cold. Even then, it's not cold during all of those months (December, January, February and maybe March) You can't move to Canada and expect temperatures to be above freezing all year long. It's Canada.
@Jasveer Singh Bal Calgary is one of the most sunniest cities in CANANDA. Something like 350 days of sunshine a year! Plus you can still go outside more and have beautiful climate all year round. It does snow as much as Montreal or Winnipeg. I lived in both cities. It's a dry cold and dey heat. Very mellow weather with no extreme. Maybe 2 weeks in summer or a month of very cold in the winter. Not compared with the rest of Canada.
great video -- I'm glad you enjoyed our city. Like some people have written, most of the historic buildings are on the Street, Stephen Ave part of which is a pedestrian mall. But there are sandstone schools scattered throughout the city and a historic warehouse district to the south.
Thank you. Looking forward to come back someday to explore it more. I loved the time i spent in your wonderful city and the surrounding parks, mountains, and lakes. Looking forward to the day I can visit it again.
I've been in Calgary and when it comes to historical buildings, Montreal wins by far. In fact Ottawa has more historical buildings than Calgary, because you will only find dose buildings in Stephen Avenue, and the rest of the city was made out of glass. I don't understand why architectures can't make modern buildings with the charm of old buildings?
I went to Calgary about 5 years ago and I sure had a lot of fun exploring and running through the paths, parks and trails. The Calgary Stampede was nice too, I was sort of expecting more but it still turned out to be a great experience. I actually ended up working at the Stampede during my trip to make some extra money, it sure helped out a lot. The downtown TD Square is really nice too, it far outweighs cheap Portage Place here in Winnipeg with its design and available stores to shop at. I loved the garden areas up on the top of TD Square. Great place to chillax, read, and drink coffee.
I haven’t been to Calgary since 2013 but I’m from Edmonton, the city 3 hours north of Calgary. I now live in the States and haven’t been back to Canada since 2018 last year.
How does Canada maintain such cleanliness so much??? Every video I see of a Canadian city, I rarely see litter, garbage, etc., the streets are always so clean
It's because the cities are well maintained by people themselves like there are multiple garbage bins and so less litter. That being said there are some places that are dirty but for the most part its quite clean than most countries.
Canadians in general aren't fond of littering, I guess it's just how we are. But if we see someone litter, we will actually tell you to go pick it up, lol
I am using the Zhiyun Smooth 3 Gimbal that holds the phone, which records the video. As you have noticed, the up and down motion is not as smooth as the rest of the axis but still I find the Zhiyun delivering a respectable result as I am walking fairly fast in my videos.
I live in Calgary. Notice one thing that's missing besides the cars? How about the fact that there are hardly any people walking around downtown. That's what happens when you chase all of the traffic away, the downtown core becomes dead with no shoppers to fill the stores there. This has been a problem in downtown Calgary for quite some time.
Normally in the summer, Calgary is about 25 to 30 degrees, and most of Canada is really hot in the summer. For example Toronto if often above 30 degrees Celsius with lots of humidity, interior BC is about 40 degrees (100F) so shorts are a must!
A big change after 19 years of departure from the current city was a dream and still a dream of immigration but no choice but to say goodbye to Canada forever
There are definitely some dirty places in Canada, however, the cities are generally well maintained because we have that "protect the environment" community.
@@aruharu245 this is really cool, well done. because there is enough garbage in Germany. yes, I see in the USA there are also a lot of cities where there are garbage dumps on the street
It is one of the main streets in the city center. This specific street is geared for pedestrians on certain blocks and no car traffic is allowed during the day (pedestrians and bicycles only).
Bangladesh has developed a formula that if there is any traffic jam there is development But there is no traffic jam in Calgary that means Calgary is not developed There is no traffic jam in new Zealand that means there is no development in new Zealand
You aren't allowed to smoke in restaurants and outdoor patio areas , other than that you can smoke in public places. The amount of smokers is definitely going down here tho.
There are 3 things I love about Calgary: 1. It is very sunny; 2. It is relatively cold; 3. There are many cute animals :)
PlantBased Town Vegan City
@@Indigochild81 Calgary is a vegan city?
Life before the pandemic.
Yes, seeing things a little differently now watching this video.
What pandemic? Lol you believe in all that bullshit?
@@IIIIIIIllIIIl they don't because they eat all the MSM and the above authority propoganda. They don't know shit about agenda 21 and agenda 2030. Vision 2050 is much more of an imagination for them.
@@chefmax922 what do you mean?? Can you explain??
Does feel lighter.
This city looks so clean and cozy...
I lived in Calgary and was always surprised that its economy is mainly driven by the energy industry. The city has so much to offer. It’s very beautiful and so close (1hr drive) to the Rockies and some of the best ski/hiking resorts.
Viva, would you recommend me spend my whole two week ttrip from London UK to Calgary in Banff? or should I spend a couple nights at the end or start in the city?
if so, where in the city would be a good place to stay? and where would be a good area to rent a car from so we can drive around Banff and other places?
Thanks so much, I hope you see this comment!
@@1stklass Fellow Canadian here I saw your comment! A great place that’s not to far from Calgary Is Kananaskis County which is just off highway 40 of the trans Canada highway between Banff and Calgary it has a ski resort, great hiking trails, beautiful waterfalls and lakes you can swim in. The great thing about it is it’s rather untouched by parks Canada and is where you’ll see the most wild life!
thank you for the wonderful video. I have left Calgary over 7yrs ago and miss home. I used to work in Bankers Hall and spent over 20 years working there. So nice to see my city back then doing good. Little did we know 6months later it would all change. Thanks for the memories
Thank you - glad you enjoyed the video! I am looking forward when things get back to normal to visit it again. I enjoyed vising it.
Hi , i have a question , my wife and i want to immigrate to calgary 3 months later , my wife is working in bank for 10 years in IRAN and she wants to work in bank there , how to find a job in bank?
.Thanks for your answer.
What happened
I miss Calgary soooo much. Love the city and the people. My fave bar, Bear and Kilt, spent many a night in there eating wings and watching ice hockey. Was so glad I was there to watch Canada beat Russia in the Winter Olympics. And the art and sculptures are amazing. If I was younger I'd be living there for sure. Calgary rocks 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦
What about Ottawa , Vancouver , Toronto ?
@@mostafakhaial2373❤
Calgary seems like a nice city..I would like to visit
Tip if you do visit: it is best in May, November, and December.
Calgary is Canada’s 3rd most populated city after Toronto and Montreal. It’s becoming a big city.
Flatbush it’s fourth biggest, Vancouver is way bigger
@@JamaicaLefferts Vancouver definitly bigger than Calgary. I can say this cuz i visited vanc.
@@zthreetwo9874 the Vancouver metro area is huge and is very big but the city itself only has like 600000 people.
I am really considering moving here and these videos are great considering I never have been to calgary. Thank you
Don't move to north east Calgary go to like the SW
Or North West
from where?
Don’t do it Calgary sucks !lolol
@@BLUDDYknucklez toronto
Calgary's downtown doesn't have a very dense population due to bad planning back in the initial boom years in the 60s and 70s, and as a result downtown tends to shut down in the evenings and weekends. In the last 30 years or so the City has begun to redevelop the areas around the downtown to boost the population. Places like Eau Claire, East Village, Beltline, and in the near future Victoria Park (the entertainment district) are all being redeveloped in hopes of creating a vibrant downtown.
It's still empty AF.
Darn, that place looks beautiful!
You can easily spot hares in downtown ❗ how cool is that?
From May to September, the weather in Calgary is always excellent!!
It is a great place! I loved my visit. Looking forward to come back again.
Going there in the beginning of May for my first trip to Canada and I can't wait! Looks awesome!
@@copper38 hi Vivek, we are visiting Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto. But I currently live in London, UK and I am not sure if I'll like Toronto very much. I am looking for a medium sized city, easy to get around, not too much traffic etc.
@@copper38 Yes definitely, i dont have skype, but twitter is fine!
You will love it, absolutely beautiful and so many outdoor activities.
Makes sure you drive out of calgary to see places like lake louise, moraine lake, and so much more.
Although I wouldn't recommend traveling anywhere at this time lol
@@CherryMist Well, I think we'll have to reschedule, unfortunately...
@@TheSnoopoff I figured so much. Hopefully when everything gets better, it's something you would still be interested in.
It is truly beautiful.
You can actually Google the places I gave you just to give you an idea of the beauty.
Stay safe
I love how Calgary is a big city but not even busy as the United States cities
samyeon looool the downtown is usually empty down there 😂😂😂😂 that city sleeps just like Edmonton but Calgary it feels more like a city
samyeon this is a weekend for sure. Much busier during working days.
@Jasveer Singh Bal I'm sorry but you have to be corrected on this. You can have an active, outdoor lifestyle at any time of year in Canada. Calgary isn't particularly cold even at the coldest times of the year but I understand you may not be used to it. However, there are really only 4 months that may impede somebody's outdoor activities if they can't suffer the cold. Even then, it's not cold during all of those months (December, January, February and maybe March) You can't move to Canada and expect temperatures to be above freezing all year long. It's Canada.
@Jasveer Singh Bal Calgary is one of the most sunniest cities in CANANDA. Something like 350 days of sunshine a year! Plus you can still go outside more and have beautiful climate all year round. It does snow as much as Montreal or Winnipeg. I lived in both cities. It's a dry cold and dey heat. Very mellow weather with no extreme. Maybe 2 weeks in summer or a month of very cold in the winter. Not compared with the rest of Canada.
Calgary has 1 million populations
Most United States cities has over 3 million populations.
great video -- I'm glad you enjoyed our city. Like some people have written, most of the historic buildings are on the Street, Stephen Ave part of which is a pedestrian mall. But there are sandstone schools scattered throughout the city and a historic warehouse district to the south.
Thank you. Looking forward to come back someday to explore it more. I loved the time i spent in your wonderful city and the surrounding parks, mountains, and lakes. Looking forward to the day I can visit it again.
Walking down 8th Ave SW, from 4th Street until it turns into Stephen Ave Mall and ends up down at Olympic Plaza and City Hall.
I'm from Mexico, but feel like Canada (especially Calgary) is my home even though I've not been there before
It’s a good city there are many Mexicans living here
I’m from Montréal and the city seems to have character.
I like streets with older buildings.
Preservation of Old architecture is so important.
only this street has much in Calgary tbh, most other places do not
I've been in Calgary and when it comes to historical buildings, Montreal wins by far. In fact Ottawa has more historical buildings than Calgary, because you will only find dose buildings in Stephen Avenue, and the rest of the city was made out of glass. I don't understand why architectures can't make modern buildings with the charm of old buildings?
@@ericnicholls3955 that's fair, but at least we have some that are still in use unlike some other cities.
I'm actually surprised---I was expecting it to look more bland.
@@ericnicholls3955 that is true. And Montreal and Quebec City are by far older than Calgary.
I went to Calgary about 5 years ago and I sure had a lot of fun exploring and running through the paths, parks and trails. The Calgary Stampede was nice too, I was sort of expecting more but it still turned out to be a great experience. I actually ended up working at the Stampede during my trip to make some extra money, it sure helped out a lot.
The downtown TD Square is really nice too, it far outweighs cheap Portage Place here in Winnipeg with its design and available stores to shop at. I loved the garden areas up on the top of TD Square. Great place to chillax, read, and drink coffee.
I did not get to see the Stampede when I was there but hope to cache it another time when I visit this great city again.
Anything looks better when compared to Winterpeg lol.
Im currently living in winnipeg for the past 15 years and was thinking of moving to calgary
I haven’t been to Calgary since 2013 but I’m from Edmonton, the city 3 hours north of Calgary. I now live in the States and haven’t been back to Canada since 2018 last year.
I did not had time to check out Edmonton when I was in Calgary but will try to check it out the next time I visit.
ColoradoRMN Don’t do it it’s trash
Great story
@@ColoradoRMN don't go to edmonton
How are your liking it there? Would you advise a Canadian to move to the US for jobs?
How does Canada maintain such cleanliness so much??? Every video I see of a Canadian city, I rarely see litter, garbage, etc., the streets are always so clean
It's because the cities are well maintained by people themselves like there are multiple garbage bins and so less litter. That being said there are some places that are dirty but for the most part its quite clean than most countries.
Canadians in general aren't fond of littering, I guess it's just how we are. But if we see someone litter, we will actually tell you to go pick it up, lol
thank you i enjoy wachting great views
Thanks for watching!
So clean
Magnifique vidéo, il fait vraiment bon vivre dans cette ville, merci!
Merci d'avoir regardé! Content que vous aimiez la vidéo!
Wow man.. I Added this city in my list to visit as a tourist.
CALGARY can be termed as a world class city right? ☺️
I had a good time when I visited it and am looking to visit it again as I loved the time I spent there. I am sure you wont regret it! Good luck.
I love my Calgary
*_Thank you for sharing a nice walking tour video with beautiful city views. Like 3258._*
Pure joy to watch my friend! This is what I am striving for in my videos!
Glad you enjoyed it!
beautiful video. Thanks for sharing this video. New subscriber is here. greeting from Iran👌👌😉
Thank you and Welcome! :)
So wondfeaul and Beautifaul city.iliiiiik it❤👍🕊
It is!
I’m so homesick
Thank you for this video. I used to live in Calgary.
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Hopefully Ill be walking down those streets in a few years
Very lovely city.me and my wife visited ,very happy
I'm glad you enjoyed your stay!
Hello brother how are you doing
It's a wonderful video, it's like walking there😍
Smooth and beautiful
I love it and believe one day I will make it to 🇨🇦.
Are you indian?
damn this is making me miss Calgary sooo much!💙💙💙
16;50 shows Buskers playing a white harp and small guitar. I have never seen them before. Playing, La Bamba.
Wow, for summer the city looks too quite with very few people. What happens in Winter? Would love to visit Calgary someday, looks so beautiful :-)
It was much busier around lunch time but by the time I started recording things settled down.
If by winter you mean December, than it's great , if by winter you mean Jan-Mar then its bad.
@She Wolf winters are to cold
Beautiful City
It really is!
Great video! Your video bounce up and down as much as mine videos. Are you using Osmo Pocket?
I am using the Zhiyun Smooth 3 Gimbal that holds the phone, which records the video. As you have noticed, the up and down motion is not as smooth as the rest of the axis but still I find the Zhiyun delivering a respectable result as I am walking fairly fast in my videos.
ColoradoRMN thank you for reply. I’m using Osmo Pocket and I get same up and down.
I fundraised for CNIB that summer and my team is visible at the 10 minute mark. Lmao time flies
Just 3 years more... Hold your breath, throw all out. Think on that beautiful city. Just 3 years to be there...
I live in Calgary. Notice one thing that's missing besides the cars? How about the fact that there are hardly any people walking around downtown. That's what happens when you chase all of the traffic away, the downtown core becomes dead with no shoppers to fill the stores there. This has been a problem in downtown Calgary for quite some time.
Michael Attoel Lol that’s the problem with Alberta In general Edmonton is the saaaaame thing
@@tuneunleashed Deadmonton
Franklin Hatch 😂😂😂Where was autocorrect ? Of course Deadmonton the right terminology for this shit city.
Nice clean city...which camera are you using? I might buy the same for my Dubai vlogs
7:47 I had that Canada Eh! t-shirt. But mine was a blue one.
Great job keep going 🔥🔥
Thank you, I will!
Wonderful atmosphere!
Great job!
Thanks for such a nice movie!
Thank you very much!
Its paradise on earth, compared to the US.
Seriously I need to get out this place is only getting worse
What a silly thing to say
تغير كبير بعد ١٩ عاما من المغادرة من مدينة كالجاري كان حلم ومازال حلم الهجرة ولكن لا خيار الا القول وداعا كندا الى الأبد
یتیح۰وینچیوحچقدخجقتجقدخجقدخجق
لا تتحصر على ما مر !
مغربي مر من هنا
@@عبدٌللهالرحمانالواحدالقهَّار تی یحی یحس سحس یحشوسحس
Nice place and clean
my dream do in calgary canada i am italien
I am glad I got to visit it - it is a very nice city and I really enjoyed my time there. Hope you can visit it as well. Good luck.
You can visit it and make a pizza restaurant there
lots of pizza restaurants here and some even serve the real Italian pizza. Sogno andare all'Italia. Di dove Lei?
pietracuore hahahah😂
I want to move and become a citizen of Alberta, Calgary, seems like a nice country.
Looks very nice - I am surprised that people are wearing shorts- how is the weather there?
Normally in the summer, Calgary is about 25 to 30 degrees, and most of Canada is really hot in the summer. For example Toronto if often above 30 degrees Celsius with lots of humidity, interior BC is about 40 degrees (100F) so shorts are a must!
Hi, what camera did you use? Good footage!
Thank you! I used S9+ to record this video. 4K is limit to 10 minutes so you always have to keep an eye on that time .
@@ColoradoRMN Thanks!
sunny & cozy
Amazing view
A big change after 19 years of departure from the current city was a dream and still a dream of immigration but no choice but to say goodbye to Canada forever
Mado Alht what happened why u leave canada
@@SolutionsSoundSMA no choice
I lived in calgary for 7 years and im hoping someday to live there again
Why is Calgary shaking?
Put your stabilizer on. LOL
I wish i could live here with my Family someday
what camera are you using?
I hope to visit Calgary again. 🍁
Hello Jeab
Calgary is a big community..been there for a visit.
Eu moraria nessa cidade com o maior prazer, parabéns pelo vídeo.
Obrigado por assistir! Feliz por você ter gostado do video. Gostei da minha visita naquela cidade.
That's a cool video :)
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. :)
really Awesome !
Is this city really that clean? Is everything so clean in Canada? I am in Germany, and here it is very dirty in places, there is a lot of garbage.
There are definitely some dirty places in Canada, however, the cities are generally well maintained because we have that "protect the environment" community.
@@aruharu245 this is really cool, well done. because there is enough garbage in Germany. yes, I see in the USA there are also a lot of cities where there are garbage dumps on the street
9:36 im a buzzing bee, buzz buzz buzz
Beautiful place
It really is!
Calgary da supna len vaale punjabi hege a koi?
Mere waang
Yes 😀
Yes
I am Going there Soon.
Nicee Place 💞🇨🇦
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Linda cidade !
Eu moro em Palhoça SC Brazil !
Nice , is this uptown of calgary
It is one of the main streets in the city center. This specific street is geared for pedestrians on certain blocks and no car traffic is allowed during the day (pedestrians and bicycles only).
Downtown
Great video. Richard Jr.
Thank you!
My dream is to live in Canada, Calgary😍🥺
I love that a part of the world and I would like to live there Alberta Edmonton
Just stay where you are, have enough blacks here.
@@tiborvari7182 very racist and disgusting. We don't want you here in Calgary please leave
@@tiborvari7182 Wtf? Get outta here.
Home Sweet Home..🖤
Janice Yildiz Seriously
nice babe
Beautiful
Hola!! Con qué cámara grabaste??
This was recorded using Samsung S9+
Where are you from ?beautiful personality
Awesome, go ahead
Where Alphonso Davies is from 🇨🇦
Canada, Liberian
Edmonton, AB then Burnaby, BC & then Vancouver, BC.
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😊
nice
very clean and not very busy
Bangladesh has developed a formula that if there is any traffic jam there is development
But there is no traffic jam in Calgary that means Calgary is not developed
There is no traffic jam in new Zealand that means there is no development in new Zealand
the nice video.i from Algeria🇩🇿
Beautiful city im from Brazil id like to live in Canadá next years
Shot on gopro..??
No, S9+
Are all the streets you've filmed at a non-smoking area? I don't see anyone smoking.
I did find a statistic that "As of 2015, 13.0% of Canadians aged 15 and older smoke" so that may explain it.
You aren't allowed to smoke in restaurants and outdoor patio areas , other than that you can smoke in public places. The amount of smokers is definitely going down here tho.
You are executed for smoking in Calgary. A loose cigarette butt tossed into the street will result in a $150 fine.
Nice Calgary Wooow
Is Alberta the capital city of canada?
No Alberta is a Province. Calgary is the largest city in Alberta. Edmonton is the capital of Alberta. Ottawa is the capital of Chinada.
Wow 👌
Why arr people in canada so less. There are so few ppl on road.
Depends on time of day, week (or at work), weather etc.
If you come to Toronto it will feel like Mumbai or Hong Kong because there are so many people in the summer
9:12 a totally wasted opportunity to get engaged in conversation 😅
Nice video
Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching.
Cool channel, new friend here
Wow great content keep sharing new friend here hope we stay con
nice babe
Can u tell cost of living for international student ?
You would have to find this answer from someone local as I was only a visitor there. Good luck!
Much much better than Edmonton downtown