I would disagree. I grew up in east-end Montreal where I suffered constant bullying from the separatists. My friend that lived across the street from me, both she and I were held against our will by a male frenchman that would eventually let her go. She would run and get her older brother and when he'd see them coming he'd run off and I was free. She and I were perhaps 10ish years old at the time. My family all moved out of Quebec because if you're English, you get treated like crap. To the person that said Canada is a great country, it used to be. But years of federal governments kissing Quebec separatists asses, bilingualism costs taxpayers 2.5 billion dollars each year, but Quebec is unilingual. You don't see English road signs, billboards, or anything else. But French expect to be spoken to in french in the rest of the country. So no, Quebec is not a good place, and they have cost us billions to keep them from breaking up the country. To Quebec I say "va chier".

@@dan4345 well i lived in a neighborhood where we were the bullies that stopped them all in their tracks

Wow. How things have changed.

What’s so different about the vehicles it like in the us

My point is that Canada has a lot more to offer than just showing us vehicles, people are what makes a country great not streets and vehicles

@@ernestlaferte3629 true

It is not the US, that's what is great about Quebec and the rest of Canada. The US is toxic in every way possible.