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As an American I don't get to hear about Canadian news here in the United States from any of our news outlets. So today I'd like to take a look at the current news and events happening in Canada right now. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!
This close to the election in Canada you wouldn't be campaigning yet, the US has way too long of a election cycle.
Of course they are. They just use different rules to get around the financial rules. Ever since we moved to fixed election dates, the governments have been in perpetual campaign mode. They just ramp it up to insane levels for the 5-6 weeks after the writ is dropped.
It's funny hearing you freak out about not knowing what the candidate will be "this close to the election"... because in Canada our electoral campaign only lasts for weeks, not almost a full year like in the US.
Try 2 years.
It doesn’t happen very often that a party hasn’t chosen a leader three and a half months before an election.
Intimate partner violence has increased worldwide since the start of the pandemic. Canada doesn't have more of an issue than any other country but the world does have an issue right now that needs a light on it. I think that tensions got high in some families when they were cloistered away together for a couple of years without relief and although the pandemic restrictions lifted the negative effect that it had on some relationships didn't magically go away. Just my suspicion.
You have to also take into consideration the importation into Canada of millions of newcomers in recent years.. many of whom are coming from different cultures that in some cases have disproportionately more subjugatory attitudes towards women. For example, the Shafia family tragedy in Kingston, Ontario about 15 years ago. Unfortunately, this is a taboo subject that many people don't want to face. Many Canadians would prefer to believe that people are people and importing hundreds of thousands of people with different cultural norms will have no deleterious consequences. They think that the media and advertising campaigns to enlighten the public will help to reduce the rise in these tragedies. If only it were that simple. If anything, the statistics are likely going to rise for many years to come. 😢
@@MK-fc2hn I agree with you, however, nothing should be taboo and the media in my opinion is in great part responsible for the perpetuation of racism and hate.
All the media does is vilify one group of people for their own personal ideology while ignoring the problems of society and turn people against each other.
All this is compounded by not being able to talk about real, serious issues and concerns in society and marginalizing these people to the point of making the rest of society hate them and not think there issues matter.
This in turn makes more and more people angry and bitter until all those pent up feelings and rage come forth in tragic ways.
Then the media uses these events to further divide people and make other angrier on both sides.
Now we are more divided about everything as ever and still the circus keeps performing the same tricks.
@@zerospace101 Agreed.. I've been following news media since the 80s and they are worse today than they've ever been.
Something he'd know if he regularly read news other than ours for amusement.
It is very common for Canadians to name wild life and people keep track of them and post pictures when you see them. 😊
Rip Nakoda 😢
They are among our favorite celebrities.
13:15 Please remember that we share an arctic oceanic boarder with Russia that is increasingly open due to climate change. We are, to a large extent, on the front line between you and Putin. We are responsible for the safety of the, now more increasingly important, Northwest Passage. Set to be one of the most valuable shipping lanes in the world and Russia is eyeballing it wanting in on the action. We are also partially responsible for NORAD operations, radar stations, air defence and fighter intercept along our entire northern coast.
We have a couple big ticket items coming soon like submarines, destroyers and F-35s. But, we do need to be spending more on battlefield gear and equipment and enlistment.
GTA = Greater Toronto Area…
We had a months worth of rain in 3 hours
I got flooded 😢
Domestic violence is big here in Canada, a year and a half ago my ex literally attacked me to end my life while my daughter was getting ready for school, he said it was time to die just before he attacked me, my daughter called the police, if it wasn't for her I would have died before the police got here
Maybe you should pick better men and not settle for trash.
@@Veggamattictroll
Especially in conservative provinces
@@Veggamattic found the woman hating con voter
@@Veggamattic Maybe you should just be quiet and not show off your misogynist attitudes for everyone.
The flooding that happened here was so extreme in alot of Ontario, not just Toronto, the storm was massive and power was completely out across a big chunk of ontario
Thats what happens when we get more than a months worth of rain in 3 hours lol . The same thing happened here in Toronto back in 2014
The Nova Scotia Justice Minister made these comments on the anniversary of Canada’s worst mass shooting where 22 people were killed.
The domestic abusive shooters common law wife managed to escape his car after a fight and she hid from him in the woods all night…some of his victims were killed while looking for her while dressed as an RCMP driving an RCMP car.
The Nova Scotia Justice Minister’s comments were unacceptable in general, but especially given the timing.
The entire incident was absolutely heartbreaking…things like this don’t happen here…
This type of reaction makes me sick. SO WHAT if he said this on some anniversary. He is TOTALLY correct. His comments were not unacceptable at all. It's not an epidemic. This is typical political nonsense. People are just idiots.
It does, just very rare and not to this scale.
@@cdean8955 Quit the virtue seeking nonsense. Politicians should never be fired for opinions unless it's totally, obviously problematic or lies.. This is just nonsense political minutia. There are so many other issues that need attention and people like you nitpick and pretend that this "minimizes domestic abuse" BS. Total BS. Being rational and not sensationalizing this is the correct move and not that crap you are trying to pull.
@@Veggamatticcan tell that person is a liberal lol
@@racerguy6979 Ya...that simpleton left vs right mentality is so hard to rationalize with.
Btw GTA = Greater Toronto Area
I think you missed the part where the trees may die from being vandalized. So ya Art but destroying nature isn’t cool!
Lol no tree is going to die from a little face being carved in it, do you die when you cut your finger?
@@jeremybenoit759 How to tell us you know nothing about tree biology without using those exact words.
Dear Tyler. Love your show, and your personality. Regarding domestic abuse, it is wide-spread in both the USA and Canada, as well as many other countries. The politician was criticized for not recognizing the seriousness of the situation, not because there is an epidemic only in Canada. The statistics in North America tell the story.
A trump (Republican) win will be a disaster for any American people who aren't extremely rich or are loyal Maga. But, a huge percentage of Maga people are going to learn the hard way when they get their Medicare cancelled. Sad.
Dear Carol: Tyler does not care. :)
@@damonx6109 Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Tyler seems to have a reasonable approach to that philosophy.
We in BC are currently campaigning for those beavers to get a living wage. Dam prices are out of control.
Beavers could solve the wildfire problem and have been used for that in the US as well as Canada
We have beavers everywhere and still have fires🙄
@@happydays59 they need to be everywhere and then they restore and create wetlands that make amazing firebreaks and reduce the consequences of drought
Tyler your reactions are always so funny. I've been following your page from the beginning and it's always a treat to see a new video. I'm Canadian obviously I live in British Columbia, and really appreciate your found love for the country I love and cherish oh so much... thank you for being so kind to our people and showing the respect we dont get by most Americans. No offence to your people, I lived in Portland Oregon and most people just treated me like garbage. So again thank you for doing these videos Sir, much love, keep up the great work. You keep posting them, I'll keep watching them... Cheers eh
We could give him an honorary canadian citizenship by now.
Aww.. What a lovely comment I agree I like him too 😊 lol I've been enjoying his videos and actually learning a lot !!! (Canadian here too)
The global computer outage was not a Microsoft update. It had nothing to do with Microsoft. It was a Cloudstrike update. Cloudstrike is a Cyber Security platform (antivirus, anti-malware, firewall etc) than plenty of businesses used. The way it integrates into Microsoft Windows caused computers to just seize due to the software drivers becoming corrupt due to the "bad" update to the Cloudstrike software.
Cloudstrike is a malware detection system that can analyze operating system activity and detect and stop suspicious behaviour. It is used by large companies to improve their security, working with things like the corporate VPN, etc.
It uses an officially signed “essential” core device driver that runs in the windows Kernel so it can analyze all system activity. This device driver can download updated configuration files. What happened is one of the downloaded configuration files was corrupted (all zeros instead of what should have been there). The device driver encountered an error when it tried to install the corrupted update. Instead of gracefully handling the problem, the driver instead caused a Kernel Panic error in the Windows Kernel (telling it one of the required device drivers for Windows was no longer working) which caused the machines to blue screen.
The solution was relatively simple. Boot the computer in “safe mode” (which would not load the device driver), go to a specific directory, then remove the offending update file so Cloudstrike wouldn’t try to install it. Then reboot the computer. With the update file no longer there, everything would work fine.
Unfortunately this had to be done at the machine for every affected machine. Cloudstrike couldn’t fix the problems remotely with a new update because their software would still see the old problem update and try to install it before installing the later update.
So Cloudstrike apparently caused this two ways: by releasing a corrupted update file, and by not gracefully recovering from errors encountered when trying to install the corrupted update file.
It's his portfolio given to him by the Premier. He is an elected member of the provincial legislature. He has a portfolio as a member of cabinet, comprised of a subset of elected members belonging to the governing party. Cabinet shuffles are when the Premier switches folks and portfolios around. This also happens at the federal level. The Justice Minister does not have to be a lawyer and does not have any role in the courts. He oversees judicial policy.
Trees are protected here you can't even technically climb a city owned tree as you might cause it damage so yeah craving art in a tree you don't own is totally illegal as it cause great harm to a living tree , 9:33
Domestic violence in any way, shape or form is unacceptable.
As for your "surprise" at 3:37 please refer to one of your earlier broadcasts in where you learned of the "European Tour of Ontario", Vienna, Copenhagen, Berlin, Brussels, Paris, Lisbon, and London to name a few.
No one can top out our beavers... not even a squadron of the Infamous Cobra-Chickens!
Some tattoos are a crime, but carving into live wood... is a definite crime.
Just go sit in any criminal courtroom anywhere in the country. Every damn day.
All con voters
Domestic violence is EVERYWHERE, as is misogyny. It is often ignored until someone dies.
Canada has a historical habit of downsizing, either on purpose or just through the nature of things, it's military after major conflicts. We were not ready for WWI, WWII or Afghanistan. Once we make a commitment though, we tend to ramp up fairly quickly.
And Canada has never lost a war. Our main warfare is Peacekeeping but as kind as we are are vicious when defending our way of life
@@freddabunnyadventures6637 Technically speaking back then British North America war of 1812 & ww1 & 2 British Canada
We don't hit the big news most times here in Nova Scotia Canada 😂
There was also a stabbing in St. Albert outside of Edmonton Alberta. A 13 and 17 year old. The 17 year old died. I believe it will be considered domestic violence as the man who did it was connected to the family.
Calgary polar bear is so sad😢
Because of climate change and the continuing drought, beavers can help tremendously in water storage in the forests to help prevent so many forest fires by doing what comes naturally...building dams. This water retention also helps wildlife with the much needed water and keeps forests greener. Also, the beaver is a symbol of Canadian sovereignty.
Emerging threats, I hate to say, could include the U.S., in spite of the fact that we have long been each other’s primary trade partners. Trump has shown no love for our country, global climate change is coming, your west coast is burning, and we have a large amount of fresh water. Tangerine Palpatine is also known for refusing to pay what things are worth.
Tyler…Russia & China are going to test the Arctic waters in Canada’s north!
They are building fleets of icebreakers..& getting ready to make it a regular shipping route!
Apart from the almost certain war with both in the coming few years..or less! 😮
"Almost certain"...stop talking nonsense.
If tRump gets in...otherwise they wouldn't dare
Maybe you are unaware that russia has as much arctic coast as canada, and china doesnt really need a northwest passage
@@cpaton1284 Typical Canadian attitude….stick your heads in the snow and wait!
Canada can’t defend itself..while Russia is preparing for an Arctic dominance!!!
Alaska and Canada’s Northwest Territories are easily scouted by Russian fighter aircraft, Tyler. US and Canadian air forces train together in the north (have done for many years) and do regular reconnaissance for Russian incursions into northern airspace.
The toronto flood was huge. 14 people rescued from their flooded cars on a major expresswsy
Trump is not even allowed in Canada as a convicted felon.
I'm sure they'll make an exemption for him. "All are equal before the law" doesn't apply to heads of state, apparently.
Thank god!!!
Keep telling yourself that lol...
As long as he's not president again, yeah. He's also not allowed to own a gun, but as President he'll be able to hide the classified nuclear codes in a Canadian hotel bathroom if he wants.
Trust me I know he’s not losing sleep. Canada is trash to begin with I don’t even wanna be here
Drakes mansion got flooded, poor little rich boy, lol.
Flooded with his music-sewage😂
The 69 god
@@InADarkTavern Say O V Ho
He's got insurance I'm sure. The company I work for will probably end up doing the work on the place.
@@Zyo117 Servicemaster?
What most of us Canucks are scared of, is the society of sociopaths on our southern border.
And the one currently running Alberta. They love Trump and the far-right politicians in the U.S.
I don't think you can speak for most of us Canadians. That is certainly not what I'm most afraid of.
If I could I'd vote for Trump and I would move to Alberta as I support Premier Smith. Sick and tired of the lefties who want everything given to them from the ones who work for a living. Guess I'm a far-right person, as I lived through the idiot namesake father's idiotic planning of socialism and communism and the namesake son (selfie boy), is worse. He has to finish Daddy and Swaab's WEF's plan for the New world Order and Agenda 21 for the year 2030. That is why lefties are panicking to get things done (taxes, plans, mandates, new laws) before 2030.
@@Shan_Dalamanigeneralization much
@@marlainerose3340 Considering that I'm talking about the premier of the province I live in, it's not an overgeneralization at all.
Toronto is basically a big bowl. When it rains, the closer you are to the lake, the more likely you are to experience flooding. The Don Valley Parkway down near Dundas and Gerrard (the Don Flats) is very close to the edge of the Don River, that feeds into Lake Ontario. The DVP frequently floods because of this. On this one day we got more rain in 3 hours than we normally see for the month of July. It's been 11 years since we saw that much rain in a single day. I can't find any decent statistics on how frequently the DVP floods, but we usually worry about ice jams causing flooding on the DVP in the spring.
Unfortunately, DV is epidemic across Canada, and I suspect, most places. I don't know many people who haven't known someone in those situations or been in them, themselves. Stats Can says police-reported family violence were 337 victims per 100,000 people, and intimate partner violence was 336 victims per 100,000. The reality is that a lot of what goes on isn't reported to police, so the actual numbers are prob higher.
337 out of 100,000 isn't an epidemic.
That does not mean we don't address it, but it's LESS THAN 1%. That is not an epidemic.
44% of women or 6.2 million women aged 15 and older have reported some kind of abuse in their intimate partner relationship (Government of Canada, 2022). Every six days, a woman in Canada is murdered by her intimate partner (Roy & Marcellus, 2019).
I would call domestic violence an epidemic. One in 3 women/girls and 1 in 7 men/boys will be a victim at some point in their lives. Domestic violence includes spousal/partner abuse, but it is any abuse that occurs in the home or among people with some kind of relationship, such as parent/child. Ex lovers, etc
NATO MEMBERS need to be prepared to participate in this agreement along with the USA and 22 (?) European nations. Canada is behind in spending to update the military. So, yes, Canada is not prepared at the agreement level for military threats.
Fuk NATO.
My opinion on the Canada war budget thing is basically that if we absolutely have to, then at the very least do the design and manufacturing in Canada with Canadian jobs, don't buy from international arms dealers like America.
Tyler I live in Port Dover Ontario on the north side of Lake Erie I’m 45 min drive to Paris ,Scotland , and 75 min to London
Also not too far from Cambridge, Stratford and Delhi. Now he's really going to be confused.
This election season for the US hopefully will show how ludicrous a 12 month election season is and that four months is plenty of time to run an election. Go Kamila !!
Haha saying "I never get to see Canadian news" while watching reports on Canadian news is the best.
tbh tyler’s channel is where i get my news 😂😂
I've been watching your Canadian series
Fantastic
I was born in Manitoba, middle province, but have basically lived in every province in Canada as my parents moved around a lot
Right now I'm in Abbotsford BC. Just outside of Vancouver
And your film of British Columbia was spot on
Beautiful, great place to raise kids even as a single person
But the kids had tons of opportunities to visit places through the school projects
They were also introduced to a wide variety of culture in their classroom from other children
And yes
We do have all those ecosystems available to us in our backyard
BTW
The huge redwood trees you were talking about are legally protected by the government of BC
So I think that you would enjoy yourself here
The exchange rate is great even though everything in BC is huge
Including the prices for everything
Hope to hear from you after your holiday with us
"A lot of this news was... not good news. "
Well, as the old saying goes, "No news, is good news."
Bro, I'm canadian and No Longer watching canadian news. Just France24 and DW news. Basically international stuff.
Thanks for the update, though! 😅
I think the Buy American policies, and that NATO members should pay their fair share, are what they're saying will have the most effect on Canada. Massive thunderstorms are pretty common in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), and there's a number of deep ravines. If you're a poor bastard who has a house in a low lying area, you're going to get flooded. The lower Don Valley flooding is also common and happened just a few years ago (cars and a train stuck). There's a flood water bypass tunnel they're building to prevent that in future, but it isn't open yet.
Both my wife and I had abusive (physical and mentally) marriage in our past
Thanks for reminding them it happens to men too.
@@AskTheBeard your very welcome
@@AskTheBeard I like your name I have what's becoming a long beard
@@karlweir3198 THANKS! Mine is down to my nipples now!
Keep fighting the good fight and growing the good beard.
Hoping you reach those goals and live your best life!
@@AskTheBeard mines getting there. March I only had a beard just long enough to cover the beard area lol now I can get a small elastic in it and my wife says it makes me look ruggedly handsome so I'll continue growing it lol. Thanks hope you have a great life as well thanks for saying that it means a lot. No more hiding since 2019 I am a complete open book and loving my life with my beautiful and most wonderful woman I've ever met. She truly completes me. I would do anything for her. Glad that bad past is behind me
This will be my dayly news for today
My daughter was murdered a year ago in London, Ontario. I currently live in Sault Ste Marie. I traveled to London to speak at the vigil of Breanna Broadfoot. I am an advocate against IPV. My daughter's name was spoken at Queen's Park and in Parliament. I had a small hand in getting the coercive control passed the 3rd reading unanimously.
Don’t feel sorry for Toronto. They are spending millions on a street name change however they have been having these flooding issues since the 1970s. Toronto Mayor has her priorities mixed up.
1:53 Essentially the Attorney General/Solicitor General
It happens here in Canada the same as it happens in America. If you grow up seeing it you’re more likely to accept it or be the aggressor. The guy was an idiot with his words. That’s not the mindset I charge of LAW for that province. How laws are applied and how police implement their part in the justice system. You don’t want someone giving a nothing to see attitude.
Canada has had Federal elections called and voted for in as little as about 70 days TOTAL( I believe) . The LONG drawn out process in the USA boggles the mind - there's still what, about a 100 days left - so you're probably good! LOL!
Enjoyed your coverage Tyler.
Sadly domestic violence seems a common thing in most countries
Not sure about the provincial level, but an example would be the federal justice minister would be the Canadian equivalent to the head of the DOJ in the US, I think.
Wildfires out west…jasper Alberta is pretty much gone. My boyfriend thinks you are very smart and very funny. We both enjoy your videos
Domestic abuse: This is a major issue in Canada, but epidemic is a pretty drastic word to use. WIth that said, there is an issue with it that has to be dealt with. The politician wasn't neccessarily wrong, but he could have been more tactful about it, and it was quite insensitive to do it on the anniversary of such a terrible event. Right or wrong, that was inappropriate and shows a lack of empathy to say it on the day he did.
Just so you know - GTA - stands for "Greater Toronto Area". It is Toronto & surrounding cities & suburbs that are heavily inter-related through commuters & manufacturers also.
News that is released is OFTEN of the negative kind as they feel it gets more attention (which is a shame as they don't realise how it affects people over time emotionally/psychologically.) They DO try to throw in the ODD good story though, but don't be surprised if the news has a drooping effect on your spirits. There IS more in life happening than just the bad things that get reported, so keep that in mind & you won't feel so bad.
While you aren't really delving into any news story at all (most of the details ARE laid out in those articles you scroll over) - you are at least catching a number of headlines & the odd picture. It DOES give you a vague idea of what is happening here & that is A LOT MORE than MOST Americans have.
Take care Tyler & have a good day.
Bieber is from London Ontario
Something that isn’t in the news for some reason is a two day car chase in pei, was absolutely insane and the second one within a week (first one didn’t last that long of course) a lot of weird stuff going on these days
Thanks for making fun stuff to watch. When you got to the question at 12:22 regarding war. The answer is yes.
Our leadership increased military spending by quite a bit, when they originally took over years ago. We were behind in our NATO spending, and have increased our budget in order to appease our allies who had not.
We are absolutely expecting that we may be pulled into a war under article 5 of NATO. But it is not what we want.
Greater Toronto Area
Alot of floods happened here in Nova Scotia Canada aswell couple deaths happened from the floods
Canada is not spending enough or keeping its arms and defenses (ships, planes, ammo) up to date. As a Canadian I find this deeply concerning , c'mon Trudeau get to 2% or better, WTF!
The domestic violence problem is on the legal side. If they get arrested, they get right back out, and now they're angry, and a piece of paper doesn't keep them away from you.
I drove to the Toronto area in that rainstorm and my dr's office was flooding at the back but I could still get my treatment in a front office. A week later they're still running fans to dry things out.
If that art thing's in the wetlands, then it's a crime. Since all wetlands are protected land.
As you can tell, Canada is not sunshine and rainbows. Especially in Ontario things can be pretty grim
What is so grim in Ontario compared to other places.
@@Veggamattic dougie. the usual outcomes when cons run things.
@@minimaladjacent Nonsense
@@Veggamattic CRY MORE CON VOTER
The Vandals are cutting too much of the tree's phloem (how the tree moves around it's food). So they will die in a few months.
Minister of Justice = (in part) Attorney General
Well they allow spray paint nowadays on purpose on many buildings… I’d rather this talent then… tags and random words
Canada like any other nation should be ready to go to war at the drop of a hat. But just like WW1,WW2, Korean war and the war in Afghanistan Canada is so far away from being ready it makes Canadians hang our heads in shame. Just because we were on of the best fighting nation we can't hang our hat on our laurels
Here in Alberta, Canada RIGHT NOW beautiful magestic Jasper National Park is experiencing major wildfires. THE WHOLE CITY OF JASPER HAS BEEN EVACUTATED. Major structures destroyed and firefighters from all over the province have headed there. I can smell fire outside my home, the air quality is bad and the moon looks orange.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I live a half hour west of Toronto and we all had water damage. From that storm ☔️ lol
Something you need to know about Canada. There are two types of people here. The indigenous people who rely completely on the government to survive, and everybody else who pay taxes and contribute to society. The indigenous people who don't contribute are the ones that mostly fill our prisons 46% even though they amount to only 5% of the population. Almost all the articles you read in Canada calling for some kind of change due to poor living standards or domestic violence etc. are almost always the indigenous population wanting more money and more social programs to help their people. Huge amounts of money and aid go to the indigenous population, but once the money hits the chiefs hands there is zero transparency. It is easy to filter those articles by a few key words, such as indigenous and by the last name of the person in the article.
Thank-you Tyler for briefing us on the American presidential situation, esp. when you don't know what it is we know about your situation. (We know a lot. In fact, we know that Biden is standing behind Kamala Harris to take his place, which of course may not happen, but she is the name that is STRONGLY mentioned.)
I don't want you to feel that you should NOT have tried to inform us, because there COULD be times in future when some part of American news does NOT become known here. It is better to know things twice, in my opinion, than to NOT know them at all.
Thanks for your videos as your bright, sunny disposition is always a pleasure to spend time with - & there are times when I ALSO learn things about my country through your investigations.
14:56 I have nine other tabs open right now and six of them are different takes on Kamala's first rally as presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party. We know. As the article's headline implies, we're paying very close attention.
For anyone who’s confused, GTA stands for “Greater Toronto Area” here!
GTA = gridlocked traffic ahead
Lollll
Tyler. Research the 2013 Flood in Calgary, Alberta. It was an awful time for many residents here.
I think you should do another reaction to Poilievre so you can learn more about him.
I saw a video from Arizona where they had a dried up water shed, caused by irrigation. Relocating a couple of beavers to the drying river completely turned things around and it is thriving again.
Most of us in Montreal use filtered water
Michelangelo Buonnaroti carved a face into the town hall -- Palazzo Vecchio, in Renaissance Florence, Italy. Now tourists line up by the millions every year to take selfies and photos in front of it.
The polar bear baffins trachea was crushed by his 8 year old brother Siku during a sparing match. This caused Baffin to drown when he went into the pool.
The flooding was crazy!
The bears were wrestling in the water, one accidently injured the other. The fake nurs used a real nurses id. And she did to it to hurt people and had prior convictions for it
The cost of much milder winters is more volatile summer weather.
I’m really sorry to hear about Baffin, I saw the bears just 4 weeks ago and they seemed healthy, they were play fighting anyway. 😢
50 and 100 yr floods are about yrly now depending where you are.
floodings have increased over the yrs. harrow a small town in sw ontario ppl had feet of water in their yards with basements completely flooded.
certain areas of Toronto flood every yr.. the DVP highway and surrounding areas... other cities also got flooded as well... London etc etc. 7 ft in their basements etc. One of our friends lost a lot in her place when the basement completely flooded.
a couple of yrs ago we flooded bc the power went off and the ground was over saturated the water sump pump couldn't keep up- the water was clear.. not like the ones in overland flooding/ toilets.
Toronto had bylaws for new buildings about a decade ago to have a portion be green roofs... but a lot more needs to be done to control run off. permeable surfaces, green roofs, rain gardens, rain barrels, native plants and grasses ( not traditional turf grass) etc.
My hometown said they were going to charge for non permeable surfaces : houses, sheds and driveways.
I've noticed over the yrs often when we get rain its not a sprinkle ... its a torrential downpour for a couple of hrs.
we are at low risk for floods despite being close to water. we are changing as much turf grass to stepables and gardens, and I want to install a rain garden. bigger rain barrels.
The second polar bear crushed the neck of the first polar bear, and it couldn’t breathe in the water
17:04 not that im familiar with how Trump could possibly affect Canada but i havent heard any Canadian say they dont want him elected cuz of consequences on us, if there even are any significant ones
Quebec... verify Bay James Hydro Dam project a long time ago! That is why we call it Hydro and alot of NY buy our Hydro electricity!
There is more violence in the US period.✌🏻❤️🇨🇦
Long range refers to a measurement of time. Only an American would think it was a missile.
The carving into the trees also damages the trees
Send some of that flooding to Alberta we've already lost half of Jasper.
The second time you've asked this... GTA stands for Greater Toronto Area.
surprised they didin't mention the horrid fires in Alberta and British Columbia....probably because that's the west not the east.....They evaculated the town of Jasper in Alberta and visitors in the national park there....people were told to leave via British Columbia. I live in central Alberta and we have had heavy smoke pollution for days
GTA stands for Greater Toronto Area.
You missed the point with the trees that the carving also likely to lead the the tree's death as it harms living tree's.
Toronto got a month's worth of rain in only 2-3 hours and caused estimated billion dollars worth in damages. GTA stands for Greater Toronto Area by the way.