10 Ways That Canada & The USA Are The Same Country

Canada vs The US? Ever Wonder if the US & Canada were really the same place? Well they are not, but they do have quite a few things in common. This video covers 10 ways that Canada and the US are actually very similar. From their love affair with pasta in a blue box (though they call it different things, KD Kraft Dinner or Kraft Mac & Cheese, to the practice of neither country actually telling you what the final price you will pay on a price tag, to the patriotic nature of their clothing choices. These are the 10 ways that Canada & The US are similar.
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[@GravityFromAbove]

Mark this must be the only time I've ever heard anyone make the case for Mac'n'Cheese as an agent of international solidarity.

[@woltersworld]

It's the little things that hold us together :)

[@woltersworld]

It was my go to late night drinking food for years. My roommate from France would laugh when she would see an empty box in the recycle in the morning. She knew I must have gone out the night before and had a good time :)

[@shyfillie3368]

I make my own cheese & macaroni dinner. It's better then why box 1

[@zoolzool1]

I can’t believe the Canadians still call it kraft dinner. Yeah, stupid kraft calls it that, but I mean, use common sense people. It’s macaroni noodles with cheese. That’s Macaroni and cheese and nothing else. At some point, you’d figure the Canadians would grab a brain and say, “hey, we’re really eating Mac and cheese here” but no. Canadians are too thick for that.

[@juniperdog5523]

zoolzool1 It isn’t mac and cheese at all. I doubt there is anything resembling cheese in there. Real mac and cheese is awesome. KD is only for emergencies or a hangover cure.

[@sounddude177]

#11 - We both love teasing each other in a good natured way - much like siblings do.

[@woltersworld]

that is so true :)

[@gr8whitenorth589]

Nice to think that at times we might cut you off from maple syrup, but then that wouldn't be very nice. Love you guys.

[@davidmarshall718]

One thing you missed Mark, maybe cuz it is too obvious, is we both speak English, although with different accents ! With a strong presence of French in eastern Canada and Spanish in the southwest USA. The English comes from England's early exploration and colonization, but there are some oddities, such as some French place names in the north-western USA from French explorers from Quebec, and Spanish place names on Canada's West Coast from Spanish explorers from California. Also, both countries have lots of Indigenous Peoples place names, such as Sakatchewan province and Nebraska state.

[@Allocated_Brain]

Happy Canada Day, from USA.

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

OceanBlue fuck you

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

OceanBlue I’m not stupid, but it sound like you are. I don’t go around just harassing people online like you do troll, get a life!

[@josephforest7605]

The United States is not independent, The U.SA. does not have an official language , The U.S.A. speaks a poor version of English.English, belongs to England , so there.

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

Joseph Forest that was offensive

[@josephforest7605]

Please tell me how???????????.

[@notthegoatseguy]

#9: Niagra: Yeah we share it, but Canada has the better view.

[@woltersworld]

that is true

[@tessienelson6273]

+Wolters World , do they have public transportation that will go from hotel to Niagra falls?

[@mckenna8663]

yes. that's true. (to the better view. I don't know the public transportation answer)

[@lkrnpk]

same about the border :D

[@coccinelle80]

notthegoatseguy *Niagara baby

[@el_chino778]

As a Canadian I have to say you are well versed with Canada and done respectfully. Do a part 2 :)

[@woltersworld]

I filmed a differences between us and canada video too but will have that out closer to Canadian Thanksgiving

[@N.A525]

Is that your dog 🥰 He’s cute

[@jgamez5023]

Mark, you're always full of joy man....appreciate what you and your family do for us all with these videos!

[@woltersworld]

thank you :) we love traveling and sharing and hope it comes through :)

[@Bonegilla1987]

Coincidentally posted on Canada Day 😉

[@woltersworld]

Indeed :)

[@gr8whitenorth589]

No such thing. Dominion Day. His Dominion shall be from Sea to Shining Sea, from the great river to the ends of the earth. Your bible

[@dsteele27]

I'm an American (and, now Canadian, too) who moved to Canada for work some 23 years ago now. I felt very little culture shock, other than the pleasant surprise of universal health care. These days, though, i think there is more difference than there was when i moved here in late 1995.

[@luuchoo93]

Not really. Canada and the US are pretty much the same people and country, divided by a few political differences built over the years. The US came up with a very capitalist, free market, small government model, and Canada followed a European model. Take away politics, and it doesn't make any sense at all to have 2 countries

[@dsteele27]

I'm not in disagreement with you on the fundamentals there. With time here (in Canada) i've noted a drift in values, pretty much without a doubt due to the differences in politics.

[@politicostoric1018]

@@luuchoo93 1 word bud Quebec

[@MissyJPHD]

Kraft Dinner is my guilty pleasure... It's not good for you at all but .. It's just taste so good. But you have to eat it right away. Once it cools down it does not taste good anymore.

[@mckenna8663]

Agreed... that's why I eat more of it than I should... I look at the rest in the pot and think, "Well....but It won't taste as well later." chomp chomp :(

[@MissyJPHD]

Mc Kenna haha I think that's how many of us feel in that KD situation

[@woltersworld]

Agreed. Its got to be straight out of the pot. Even a few minutes and the golden goodness starts to fade.

[@lucasgaumondmusic]

I'm a canadian and I hate KD

[@santanaarango3552]

Thanks for the video. You're right, Canada and the U.S. are both amazing in their own right. I'm happy that you're able to share your travels with your family. Not a lot of people such as myself can say they've done that. (Also you forgot to mention that both countries have strong Native American heritages.) Always a pleasure to see your videos and great smile. {;)

[@JeffC-fq1be]

I love that transition from BC to NC and back again. Wow!!!

[@adamcheeseplease]

I absolutely love your energy! Great video!!

[@bradjanes5767]

You have helped us out a lot with great advice! Keep up the amazing work.

[@woltersworld]

Thanks Brad

[@cs7725]

I really enjoy this channel. I’ve taken your recommendations several times now while traveling and you are spot on. Thank you!!

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@phylismaddox4880]

We've got to widen your mac and cheese horizons (and yes, I have several boxes in my cupboard) - there is a wide world of delicious mac and cheese that doesn't involve powder.

[@woltersworld]

Velveeta doesn't count ;)

[@woltersworld]

i will say homemade mac and cheese is the bomb :)

[@heidimarchant5438]

Phylis Maddox ikr

[@heidimarchant5438]

Wolters World you'll have to come over to my house if you want an eye opening home made Mac n cheese, my family loves it even if it's a one dish meal. Kind of like when fresh corn on the cob is ripe, we make a whole lunch out of it lol.

[@FleurPillager]

It's not mac and cheese without buttered bread crumbs on top. Baked.

[@Rawalters2012]

Your videos are absolutely great and informational! Thank you for providing us your service!!

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@alphafort]

good stuff as always professor!

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

The friendliest restaurant service I've ever had was in Japan, where they don't want a tip. In fact, tipping is insulting there.

[@Cassiea255]

I have watched a couple of your videos about Canada and how Canada and the US are the same. I just love your enthusiasm. I also like the fact that you highlight positive things and promote both countries equally. It is so refreshing to see someone nail some of the important things. In my opinion you know a great deal about Canada. If I didn't already live in Canada I would come here to visit based on your video.

[@dhelmstadter]

Just wanted to say thanks for all your wonderful German videos. My wife and I just got back from a Bavaria Road trip. We flew into Frankfurt then drove to Heidelberg, Eibsee, Berchtesgaden, Munich, Bamberg, and back to Frankfurt. I watched your videos multiple times and it truly helped us plan and prepare for the trip. Danke!

[@woltersworld]

That's awesome to hear. I'm glad they could help and it sounds like you had an awesome trip

[@UNROOTME]

These kind of videos are great! I just finished watching your what not to do in America video. : )

[@woltersworld]

Thanks for watching!

[@growingwildheather]

I never realized how mysterious the Canadian name for macaroni and cheese was until you said it, but it's true that many a night that blue box was dinner!

[@woltersworld]

The blue box special :)

[@muaythai2005]

Without watching I jokingly thought about mac and cheese/KD. This made my morning

[@woltersworld]

It just brings us together :)

[@xpensfanatic2009]

You're totally right about #7, I'm an American and always thought of it was a rural American or Southern thing before, but it's amazing how there are so many country music fans in Canada too and they have some of the biggest country music festivals in the world as well.

[@YoFreshWiggy]

Hahaha! He's Right about the KD! . I do recommend "Road Tripping". It's a great way to see the country, and you could stop and see any sight you want. Just... take your time, and be prepared to take your time.

[@Archivist82]

Thank you for making a video about our similarities! With everything going on politically, it’s easy to lose sight of these. Happy Canada Day and Happy 4th of July!

[@woltersworld]

THank you. happy Canada and 4th!

[@kat2565]

Great video!

[@woltersworld]

thank you

[@dennisschwartzentruber3204]

Brother...I love your awesome site ! have great respect for worldly Americans .

[@dhaug]

Well done Mark! Happy 4th of July from Canada!

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@yuvalmouly4889]

Good job Mark!👍👍

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@Kennychan222]

I am so proud of myself that I chose Canada as WOrking holiday destination! :)

[@maggienificent]

Thanks for the video Mark! Mmm Kraft dinner...

[@woltersworld]

It's delicious:)

[@timmmahhhh]

You misspelled Kroff Dinner, what's that aboot, Terrence?

[@timmmahhhh]

Throw in a slice or two of Velveeta and kick it up a notch.

[@mckenna8663]

My mind instantly went to the thought that... I DO have Kraft Mac and Cheese in my cabinet - and I AM a bit hungry.

[@jaysonwitting4671]

You have some nice teleporting skills I must say

[@shadowdog500]

I used to like the blue box stuff until I married a woman who makes it with real cheddar cheese.

[@woltersworld]

Homemade is a whole other video :)

[@CoyotePlayMinecraft]

I went to Banff during winter when I went to Canada, it was beautiful but the roads were snowy

[@djdeviantjehuty5066]

Happy Canada Day folks!

[@woltersworld]

Cheers!

[@N.A525]

Yup 👍🏽 Pretty Much. Good Video 🥰

[@Guciacia]

Hi Mark! Great vid as always, thanks for heads up what to expect. But I have to disagree on one thing :) Last year we've actually driven from NY to Miami to LA. Didn't spend entire two weeks in a car, actually small portion of it. It's just about how you organised your car trip (food to car, short bathroom breaks). Enjoyed whole country very much and I got the feeling we've squeezed as much as we could from the time we've had :) Then I guess it's very different when you're traveling with family, not just two people mid twenties :)

[@rzombie79]

I think the point he was trying to make is that some people do not realize the actual size of the U.S. and Canada. If I ever had enough money to travel, I would want to find one place that I could see many sites in one location. Because it is a vacation after all I would like to relax and not be caught up in keeping a schedule.

[@mukundrajesh]

You are doing a good job... keep it up!!

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@masterofpuppets5072]

@@woltersworld question your name is Mark why is it called Wolters is that your last wolter?

[@thereseember2800]

What an extraordinary life you live!

[@woltersworld]

Thank you. We are truly blessed

[@robanddana79]

Did I see muskoka brewery! My favourite micro brew!

[@jimpikul8551]

The Blue Box rocks! Always tasty and a quick meal!

[@lorraineworsnop5351]

Hey Walter, great video but one important thing for travellers is we both drive on the same side of the road. As for that disgusting stuff in a box it's usually referred to as KD in Canada.

[@MercenaryTX]

I was surprised at how the highway system changed so much going into Vancouver.

[@gnomealone350]

The reason Canadians place the flag on their backpacks when travelling abroad is less about patriotism and more about letting everyone know we are not American. In my experience travelling, I have been treated much better once it was known that I am Canadian. I have met savvy American travellers who have sewn the Canadian flag onto their backpacks for this reason.

[@evecottom9966]

Love the beer you show is Muskoka Detour. A great 🇨🇦 craft beer.

[@woltersworld]

It was... gooood:)

[@richardcyr9040]

I did not expect #10

[@woltersworld]

Try to keep things interesting :)

[@AminoWellness]

Don’t forget in British Columbia also has a 7% PST which is a provincial sales tax on some items not all

[@woltersworld]

yeah. they just add up and i didn't even get into luxury taxes and alchool taxes and all that . so many taxes... another common thing between the countries :)

[@itsdimitriymedvedyev]

@@woltersworld Though at-least Alberta only has 5% GST and nothing else iirc

[@rushdialrashed9627]

I luv your videos Sir.

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@SusannaPowers]

I live on the Outer Banks 😱 I’m so glad you’ve been here! I freaked out a bit when I heard this

[@woltersworld]

Did a video on donts of OBX last week. Won't come out for a bit but tried to help :)

[@jakeleeusa]

I agree with your list. From Michigan, USA. Last time I went to from Michigan to Canada it was difficult to tell I had left. Both countries are very similar. Also, I’m hungry for Mac and cheese now lol

[@matthewnahanee4676]

You must really love Vancouver, you have videos from different months haha.

[@wolfcat87]

Montana has no sales tax.

[@woltersworld]

Amen

[@pauliewalnuts3040]

Kraft Dinner is sold in abundance in Scotland in a red/orange box and they call it Kraft Cheesey Pasta - but it’s the same thing, I’ve had both! Try some next time you’re in the UK!

[@danfletcher71]

#8 I have a friend who lives in Europe who messaged me that she is coming to Portland, Oregon and was thinking I could drive up one day. I live in Tennessee. Not quite a days drive.

[@beorlingo]

LOL

[@C2kp189lI]

Welcome to the OBX Mark! :) :)

[@woltersworld]

Cheers

[@jocelynwolters293]

Julie Garcia vids coming sometime. We just left obx last week.

[@vermontvoice13]

I loveeeeee Kraft Mac n cheese. My mom used to call it “krapt” as in crappy haha

[@GalCon99]

1:48 A wild advertisement for Belgien beer appeared!

[@angechrissy]

Speaking of flying between cities in North America, I think one of the shocks that people outside North America would have is how expensive flights tickets are. In North America, we don't have the likes of Air Asia or Ryanair. And in Canada, it's even worse because we don't have JetBlue or Spirit Air (there's a discount airline that has just started running in the last few weeks so we will see how it goes). Once, we had a family friend who flew to Vancouver and said that she would try getting a cheap ticket to see us in Toronto. We told her that it wouldn't be possible but she wouldn't believe us. That meeting in Toronot didn't happen, obviously. I really hope that the price of plane tickets could go down so at the very least we can explore different parts of our own country.

[@woltersworld]

that is true. there just aren't those easyjet type airlines. I know people talk about southwest or allegiant but southwest is not that cheap and the really cheap ones like allegient and spirit... well they are not up to ryanair quality lets say

[@notthegoatseguy]

At least with the US, it is just so cheap to drive everywhere. As long as you aren't climbing a steep hill or other nonsense, you can find car rentals for unlimited miles at $15-20 a day for an economy car. With gas at $2.50-3 a gallon, it is just cheap to drive everywhere though sometimes the distances can be a burden.

[@timmmahhhh]

I know it's not as fast a trip but how is price and service with the VIA rail? I'm American and did a college class trip in 1987 from Windsor to Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City that way and it was pretty nice then.

[@747-pilot]

I wouldn't fly Allegiant if they gave me free tickets for life!!! ....that airline has had several "near misses" in terms of their safety! That is something you simply don't compromise on, no matter the cost savings!

[@BikeFriendlyTexas]

747-pilot What is a “near miss”? Wouldn’t that be an actual collision? Think about it......

[@lucimaramelo4530]

I just loved Vancouver!

[@gardini100]

we can get kraft mac&cheese here in Norway and yes it is real good

[@woltersworld]

Another reason to head back to Norway:)

[@chibiprussia5574]

I've been to B.C once and I wanna go there again :)

[@dat581]

Mark you need to get yourself down to Australia. If you love the US and Canada you will love it down here!

[@woltersworld]

We will be getting back down under. I was an exchange students in NSW many many years ago

[@dat581]

NSW is certainly the best part of Oz! Looking foreword to seeing you down here. Just like the USA and Canada our distances are crazy large.

[@luuchoo93]

Canada and the US truly are the same nation divided by a border and a few political differences built over the years. The history, demographics, language and dialect, culture, the architecture and structure of the cities, etc. If both joined the country would be simply unstoppable

[@linebrunelle1004]

if the U.S. puts down their guns!

[@GoodVideos4]

Regarding the large distances, it's much like that here in South Africa also. And, over there one has to focus on places to see in that area.

[@beorlingo]

If you had said Africa, I would have agreed. South Africa though is like 1/8 of the USA. Not really comparable. USA is like a 3rd of Africa

[@beorlingo]

@@CollinSR25 Yes, and so?

[@apophisstr6719]

To be honest, coming from Hong Kong, I never like the idea of 15% tips being force upon on the customers in Canada. I would be more comfortable to be charge more on the menu from the get go than having to pay extra for some poor services. Yes, it sounds like I pay around the same amount at the end, but the feelings are totally different. The thing is, I tipped when I was in HK, if the service was brilliant I tip more, if it was terrible, well no hard feeling, you just don't get that extra money, and it won't left any bad taste in my mouth either, that's all. Force tipping just eliminates the actual idea of "tips" in my opinion.

[@jessicaely2521]

Apophis STR you aren't forced. You could walk out, but you would be seen as an asshole. It's really up to you. They can't physically hold you until you pay a tip. If they do that's illegal and they could get into trouble for it. If you don't plan to come back in the next few days you can get away with it.

[@apophisstr6719]

No no no...don't get it wrong guys, I was actually only talking about some of the Chinese restaurants there (I didn't mention it on my post, my bad). Regular restaurants in Canada usually have really decent services and I never had any issue on paying more tips if we really enjoyed the meal.

[@apophisstr6719]

Quimby Beckett Even if they didn't force the tip, you would still feel & look like being an ass for not to as someone from above mentioned. Usually people wouldn't want to further complicating the matter and just pay the tips and leave, but that's exactly what this tip culture left us the bad taste in the mouth, the culture made it almost a requirement. The problem is you never know how the service would be if it's your first time.

[@larryf2821]

Mark makes a good point in his videos that service is better in places that have tipping.

[@louisasmiles]

I agree. It's not tipping. It's forced theft

[@TripHacksDC]

If you really want to try it, Kraft Easy Mac is the way to go. Available in any supermarket / convenience store and only requires a microwave to cook.

[@jocelynwolters293]

Trip Hacks DC Rob, we don't have a microwave. No kidding. 😂

[@blackdragon796]

Nani!? Craft made macaroni and cheese... never knew that

[@luckyrick2554]

Two countries that are very,very similar! We are both lucky!

[@edwardshields6691]

I've traveled to many places, but I once had an American say to me: "I've never left the United States but I've been to Canada!" A couple years later, the same person asked me if he needs a passport to go to Puerto Rico.

[@GoodVideos4]

I'm in South Africa. One could also look at differences and similarities between South Africa and Namibia.

[@MojoPenguin]

I am actually in Stanley Park right now haha 😆

[@woltersworld]

small world :)

[@dt6822]

Mark, a suggestion for the future video. Dont have to do it but it would be nice as a nod to these lands. Something both US and Canada have in common is Native Americans.

[@robertjames6890]

We both use currencies called the dollar. (USD/CAD)

[@swimmpter]

What's sad is I am eating Kraft Mac and Cheese while I binge watch Wolters World.

[@FunnyCanadian]

What about Stompin Tom Connors, a Canadian icon ! 🇨🇦

[@oriongear2499]

0:22 If you live in Alaska, New Hampshire, Delaware, Oregon or Montana, you don’t have to worry about sales tax, because they don’t have any sales tax.

[@davidsiegel9847]

Much of this is true for many countries. A bit of a stretch...

[@coccinelle80]

Tim Hortons is 💯 better than Dunkin Donuts 🍩. I’ll fight you all on this 😂😂😂

[@britanimates3293]

I’d agree. I would rather eat a donut at Tim Hortons than Dunkin Donuts

[@jabmalassie]

@@britanimates3293 I am Canadian. The Dunkin Donuts seem better but they have improved Timmies

[@vonalaird1883]

In Alberta we just have the GST. So, you should come for a visit.

[@woltersworld]

I'm looking into a jasper and Calgary trip

[@FashionLover990]

During the Calgary Stampede (which starts this Friday, July 6th, 2018) would be a great time to visit Calgary if you want to see the city during 'the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth'. If you're still in BC, it's an easy trip to Calgary through the Rockies. I imagine Canada and the US are similar in that each province (or state) has its own unique identity, culture and demographic as defined by their geography and predominant industries. I was drawn to Alberta from Ontario more than 20 years ago because of it's young and dynamic population, healthy outdoor lifestyle and thriving entrepreneurial spirit. It still feels to me like a place you can build a successful life even it you start with knowing no one and having nothing.

[@vonalaird1883]

Don't forget Banff, Canmore and Longview. Beautiful country that is breathtaking.

[@JamesRendek]

Hey Wolter, how about doing a segment on the best country to move to since this one is turning to shit at high speed?

[@mmkenny1694]

The harmonized sales tax in Ontario is %13

[@el_chino778]

Stanley Park Represented :)

[@woltersworld]

We try :)

[@acchaladka]

Mark it’s a good list but from an American point of view. We tip less than 15%, Alberta will separate before Québec ever does, and bumper stickers and flags on clothing is still a kind of not-kosher thing here. I’m an American who immigrated to Canada about 15 years ago so, no hate. Happy Canada Day.

[@calvincummisky3529]

HAPPY CANADA DAY!

[@woltersworld]

Happy canada day to you too

[@ronaldoseven4865]

I live in Ontario (Canada). Our HST tax rate is 13%. I always pay 13% HST tax when I buy stuff here.

[@NakulGanapathy]

Michigan and Canada share the Great Lakes too

[@masterofpuppets5072]

Yes I am from Michigan living in Arizona now

[@horseplop9]

Heres a Similarity.. If the Norther parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin and Michigan people actually speak Canadian style english with words like.. Ehh ehh or ya ya ya to almost everything.. If you watch the movie Fargo its a perfect example.. Great video

[@horseplop9]

Nik Ninja me too I feel ya

[@xXPyrophorusXx]

I live in Southern Ontario, and I don't believe that's the case.

[@horseplop9]

xXPyrophorusXx Really?? Im suprised. im From the Detroit suburbs and I heard it many times in the UP..

[@BillGreenAZ]

Uncle Chuckles, you get the Canadian influence all over the Upper Midwest including Minnesohduh, Sout Dakohduh, eh?

[@horseplop9]

Bill Green what’s your favorite pop?? I enjoy Minne Soda 🥤

[@jamiedoyle1754]

Just wondering Mark do you enjoy learning about the history of the different countries you visit? I think it'd make for an interesting video. Something like "Top 10 countries with the most richest/interesting history".

[@woltersworld]

I love it. I just love history and when i do the research before we go knowing more about the country's history make the visit much more impactful.

[@KasdeyasVids]

Similarities between Germany and Austria next? :D

[@woltersworld]

i am heading back next summer and i will do one don't worry :)

[@KasdeyasVids]

If you need help... I'm german :P

[@mckenna8663]

They're different? - Just kidding.

[@kingbaldwiniv5409]

Both countries expect the civilized behavior of actually forming a line!

[@awang_ir]

400k subscribers right at the 1st of July! Congrats! Am I the only one who laugh at #1?

[@woltersworld]

Thank you

[@calistab5559]

You forgot that BC has PST as well as GST which means an extra 7% so we are taxed 12% on the total (except food).

[@woltersworld]

so many taxes... both countries have that down for sure :)

[@thephoenix3155]

Do some NZ videos?

[@scampbell9375]

BC has GST and PST...12% on top of the price listed...

[@woltersworld]

Thanks!

[@englishman9020]

I know the US loved county music, but i had no idea that Canada loved country just like their southern neighbour.

[@robertjames6890]

We both have the $1 menu at McD's.

[@grahamrothphotography]

Alberta doesn’t have sales tax 🙌

[@raisa_cherry33]

👍

[@grabandgoadvice1694]

Kraft Mac and Cheese