I visited Pittsburgh in 1990 and have to say it's the most surprisingly beautiful city!

The first part of the video looks like driving 110mph!

Music sucks, unwatchable

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Thanks for video. Looking for an alternative to the TCH for a motorcycle trip across the prairies this summer.

nice

12:27 Taken Care Of Business by Bachman-Turner Overdrive (1973)

8:11 Let It Ride by Bachman-Turner Overdrive (1973)

4:24 These Eyes by The Guess Who (1968)

0:15 Judas by Fozzy (2017)

I grew up in Durham Region in the 70s and 80s when my dad was an employee of General Motors. He worked in the north plant. I moved away as a young adult in the early 90s. I returned to Oshawa just recently and now reside just north of the hospital. What happened to this place ? I went for a walk up Simcoe this past summer and it felt like I walked into a different country. I decided to stop at McDonalds at Simcoe and Taunton while on my walk. Something happened there that really made me start paying attention to the demographics. I step up to the counter in McDonalds and ordered a simple cheeseburger. That was it just a cheeseburger. I didn't want anything else. The girl behind the counter seemed confused. It was after my 3rd attempt at asking for a cheeseburger she called over one of her work colleagues. She needed him to translate as she clearly could not understand the English language. Maybe I should have switched to French. Those are the only two official languages in Canada. Unless something has changed and I'm unaware of it. I don't think speaking French would have helped this young lady. This is when I noticed the change. I was the only white person in this restaurant. The conversations I could hear going on around me were neither English or French. Was I magically teleported to a different country while on my travels ? This was not the McDonalds I used to frequent with my friends when we were teenagers. How did I go from the blue collar city, full of hard working GM employees that was a little "rough around the edges", to what I will describe as Mumbai without the heat ? Can someone explain to me how I can stand at an intersection, look at the pedestrians, see the people in their cars and on the busses, and not see one white person ? No black people, no Chinese, Japanese. Just Indians. And not the North American native Indians, just Eastern Indians. When did Durham Region get overtaken by another country ? What happened that I can't even go into a McDonalds and order a cheeseburger without the assistance of a translator ? McDonald's may not be the healthiest choice, but this experience has left a really bad taste in my mouth.

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Nice video, love our little town of Newbie.

You’re being diplomatic. The trade is crucial to both nations, and the reason the Americans are contributing little is because short-sighted fools in Michigan control the state government. The US is paying for the landing as that is Federally controlled and trumps state authority. Thank you for doing this. Also, Canada pays so only Canada will collect tolls - again by international treaty which trumps state authority.

FUN FACT: Kenora used to have its own TV station, CJBN-TV...but it shut down back in 2017! Today, Kenora depends on Winnipeg for their TV stations!

Haven't been there in over 20 yrs, went right past about 8 relatives homes, I miss the Soo so much, ty for sharing this!!!

I wouldn't say the bridge is more important to Canada than the US. When Trump's tariffs hit, American consumers will foot the bill. Canada has an excess of resources and will use these domestically and find other trade partners.

thanks for the video and not talking too much and not putting face in the way like so many youtubers do. i am 65 and live in honolulu hawaii and i travel the world through the internet, especially youtube. i like finding videos like this that show interesting things around the world. a 5 billion dollar plus bridge between canada and us is a pretty big deal. i just liked and subscribed , keep up the good work .

Two of the reasons Canada is footing the bill is 1) the U.S. government was taking way too long to decide if and how much money they would invest and 2) Michigan did not have the infrastructure money to build out the U.S.side, so Canada made the agreement mentioned in this video to speed. up construction as truck traffic in both directions was suffering and to remove traffic from the centre of Windsor.

Comeback to Regina here and film a entire loop around the Regina bypass

The Ambassador Bridge is so outdated it was used to carry hundreds of Ford Model Ts crossing over the Detroit River between Detroit and Windsor back in the day. The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel came later as another border crossing. Unfortunately, both border crossings are congested and let's hope the new bridge is open in time for smooth travel for border crossers.

How aren’t you stopping for stop signs ?

This city could be so much more. It's okay but it's very conservative in its appearance and its outdated in so many ways. The reason is the city's management. City council members are not people who have any business skills at the level one would need to manage a corporation. The thinking is small town thinking that prevents this city from growing in many wonderful ways. Parking meters all over this city are nothing but a cheap money grab and turn visitors off in a big way. They will not shop in the downtown areas where they will be ticketed in just a few minutes after their time is up by hovering meter maids. How nice for visitors! Victoriaville is an embarrassing piece of very poor decision making by council and should have been torn down many many years ago. It confuses visitors immediately upon entering . They quickly realize there is nothing there and return to their cars after feeding the meter with piles of pocket change. I am shocked at how long it is taking the city to remove this horrible mistake.There are so many areas of this city that need revival and year after year dead spots continue to sit abandoned by the city and an apathetic city (residents) continues to accept the status quo. If I was a tourist visiting Thunder Bay, I would be so disappointed.

My favorite has always been Albion Falls in Hamilton. But from from this video (great job by the way) would be Niagara Falls

You missed all the homeless and their tents downtown. Dirty bus shelters

Never saw any Canada flags on a pole?? Does minaki have one flag anywhere?? Where's all the deep snow?? Not seeing any mOOse or raccoons ❤❤

Last year I went to Munising MI and saw the south shore of Lake Superior. Now I get to see what the north shore of Lake Superior looks like.

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We just moved here and don't regret it. Good restaurant scene...13 different cultures represented across 75 restaurants. Interesting and diverse arts community. Really excellent sports facilities. Great neighbours and wonderful people across the city.

Wow very nice

th anks so much for the memries i ived in midland for 27 years and spent lots of time in pentang did you stop at the dock lunch great food we use to just sit and watch the world go by thanks

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Nicely done 👍

The road was added after someone set the bridge on fire

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My hometown. A lot of family is still there. Thank you for this!!

Thaks for taking the time to post this. I grew up in the area and it was nice to see this.

Why don't yu set ur videos in normal speed?

Typical city. Not really interesting enough for me to drive there 9:58

Memory lane years ago on a greyhound bus!

I was not aware that Alderville was known as The Green Mile. They certainly do have a lot of dispensaries there, so it makes sense. We have been visiting for years and have always found the people of Alderville First Nation to be open,friendly, and kind.

More fun to take the old 17 route through Kenora, versus 17A. Kenora is an interesting town, with some amazing scenery near the lake.

My mom was born in Hafford in 1919 and I finally made the 5 hr drive to come and check it out I talked to a few people there, did some shopping at Hafford Fine Foods and checked out the centennial monument. I enjoyed my visit. I just needed to walk down Main Street thinking my mom probably walked down this same street a hundred years ago.

This video is taken while the driver is heading towards what’s called the 2 mile corner. I know this corner rather well it’s like getting your ready for what’s coming.

The grain silos on the waterfront, are NOT abandoned. It is a functioning flour mill. Ships come in all the time to drop off grain, and have been for decades.

I wonder why Algonquin Provincial Park isn't mentioned on the exit sign for Highway 60

Hopefully going there this summer 👍

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