30+ Bizarre Canadian Facts Even Locals Don't Know

It seems like almost every country in the world has at least one law that baffles foreigners to no end, and Canada is no exception! Did you just say I can't fill my bathtub with more than 3-and-a-half inches of water when taking a bath? Yep, that's Canada! Do you want to have more than 4 pet rats at a time? Then, unfortunately, Canada isn’t the country for you.
There are places in Canada where you can't attach sirens to your bike, build a snowman that’s taller than 30 inches, paint a wooden ladder, or leave home while "wearing" your pet snake on your neck or holding your pet lizard in your hands. If you want to take your snake (or any other reptile) for a walk, be so kind as to put it in a glass container. But wait, there's more to come.
TIMESTAMPS:
A cow can't be your pet 0:27
No tall snowmen 0:59
You can't paint a wooden ladder 1:28
Animals made of balloons? Nope. 1:49
Don't "wear" your pet snake on your neck 2:00
Too many coins 2:16
Are you a teen? Don't untie your shoes! 3:32
Take good care of your lawn 4:04
The rule for Santa Claus 5:01
No public displays of affection on Sundays 5:48
Avoid scaring the Queen in Canada 6:21
Margarine should be white, not yellow 7:02
Don't enter the plane during the flight 8:31
Clotheslines... Yuck! 9:22
Never set someone's wooden leg on fire 9:50
#Canada #strangelaws #brightside
SUMMARY:
- On the Canadian island Newfoundland, a cow can't be your pet, even if you've been dreaming of it your whole life.
- In Sudbury, Ontario, you can't attach sirens to your bike; otherwise, you'll have to pay a fine of a whopping $5,000!
- In the town of Souris, on Prince Edward Island, there’s a law that prohibits you from building a snowman that’s taller than 30 inches.
- In Etobicoke, Ontario, people seem to be a little too worried about bathtub safety. Thus, according to the local law, you can't enjoy more than 3.5 inches of water in your bathtub.
- If you ever visit the Canadian province of Alberta, do NOT paint a wooden ladder - it's against the law.
- And in the town of Oshawa, in Ontario, you can’t climb a tree; otherwise, you'll have big problems with the authorities.
- Victoria, British Columbia, has an inexplicable rule of its own: here, street entertainers aren't allowed to give children animals made of balloons.
- If you decide to work as a cab driver in Halifax, never - do you hear me? - never wear a T-shirt and a pair of shorts when inside the car.
- If you decide to paint a garage door in Kanata, which is one of the largest suburbs of Ottawa, use any color but purple.
- Be careful if you're a teenager wearing lace-up shoes on Main Street in Fort Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan. There, teens can’t have untied shoes.
- If you live in the town of London, Ontario, make sure that you take good care of your lawn. Once the grass grows 8 inches tall, immediately mow the lawn.
- Ok, how about this one: in Ottawa, it's illegal to eat ice cream on Bank Street on Sundays.
- In Vancouver, from 1947 to 1986, you weren't allowed to sell stoves within city limits on Wednesdays.
- In Ontario, you can’t drive your sleigh along the highway without a minimum of 2 bells attached to the harness of the horse.
- In Charlottetown, on Prince Edward Island, you can’t ring anyone's doorbell or knock at other people's doors as a joke - it's prohibited by law.
- In Uxbridge, Ontario, you probably won’t be able to watch your favorite movie on Netflix. The problem is the Internet speed: according to the local law, it can’t be faster than 56k.
- According to Canadian laws, not less than 35% of all the content broadcasted on the radio must be of Canadian origin.
- Don't pretend to be a person you aren't in Quebec. In particular, avoid impersonating a foreigner - it's illegal and is punished with a fine.
- If you buy a house in Beaconsfield, Quebec, don't even try to paint it more than two colors.
- In Montreal, you can't drive a car with a "For Sale" sign on it. If you want to inform the world about your intentions, stop first, put the sign in the window next.
- If you visit Oak Bay, British Columbia, with your talking parrot, make sure that it doesn't talk too loudly! Otherwise, you'll have to pay a $100 fine.
- In Alberta, try to resist the temptation to set someone's wooden leg on fire.
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[@Awesomeman-wj8qv]

"and only 25 cents in pennies" you can't pay with pennies in canada.

[@Ryan-mg6rx]

They still have to legally accept them

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

@@Ryan-mg6rx - Pennies are legal tender up to 25 cents that doesn't mean anyone is forced to accept them just like some stores don't accept large bills and you can't use cash on flights there is no law that says any form of payment MUST be accepted

[@catzwowz3079]

You can still use pennies, they just don’t make them anymore

[@itsnatasha5034]

But it was an old law 🤦🏽‍♀️ ppl have to start listening better these days💀😂

[@kierstenbereska1958]

Thank you!!! This is a good channel but these aren’t true!

[@zachyboy1017]

I'm from Canada. Please research how to pronounce names of places.

[@Camman010]

I was about to say the same thing,

[@markyeahright5250]

@@Camman010 Yes, he destroys several pronunciations of places for sure.

[@Zoey5374]

Yes, that's what I was thinking like I'm Canadian so it annoyed me a bit when some of them where pronounced wrong.

[@williamharrington4197]

I'm from/live in Canada. I was going to mention the pronunciation issue, as well.

[@eli4615]

Zachyboy 101 hahahaha true

[@cristiyorke9507]

Does it bug anyone else hearing Canada's cities and towns mispronounced?

[@theeviloverlord7168]

Yes

[@a-mess-of-words6868]

Yup

[@artistixs4099]

Cristi Yorke aaah

[@dawnfredericks9111]

Not at all, I a noba contian doesn’t mind that at all eh

[@kimberlystone9827]

Yea its like Grrr

[@fairlyodd8843]

If us “locals” don’t know these laws how do you?!?

[@von4764]

Facts

[@sparklygamer3051]

yes

[@smellinfishy6431]

Fax

[@FutSkiller8]

Google is THE Simple answer

[@tomthebom5639]

GOOGLE

[@creatureofthesomethingorot9568]

Huh...... I literally LIVE in Canada.. and I've never even heard of any of these!?!?!?! So confused . . . .

[@allenschofield8500]

Most are very old laws that are on the books, but not enforced. Some are just fictitious.

[@JacobTGK]

Yea same I havn't hear dof a single one

[@michaelkassay5739]

There fake

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Arashi Wolf any of these? Which of the existing ones do you find funny?

[@creatureofthesomethingorot9568]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL The funniest are related to painting things. Why can't I paint a wooden ladder?? WHY CAN'T I PAINT MY GARAGE DOOR PURPLE!?! I JUST WANT A COLOURFUL HOME!?!!!

[@tramiquesutherland5953]

i’m from Canada and i’ve never heard of any of these things. I now have to question this whole channels creditability 🤔

[@BrodieMvball]

They just make things up

[@kittybanana9389]

Yep they make it up I'm canadian too

[@some.weirdo.guitarist]

I rlly hate stereotypes abt us

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

They're just weird laws that aren't always enforced but technically exist

[@duckmaster9957]

Yep half of this stuff is not true everyone does them

[@taylormazur9453]

“Avoid scaring the queen in Canada” .....HOW WILL WE SCARE THE QUEEN WHEN SHE DOESNT WVEN COME HERE????

[@Nicolewhite743]

She comes to Victoria Canada . so hes not wrong

[@jesusfuckingchrist7936]

There’s a hotel in my city that she can stay at but she can’t stay anywhere else. It’s $200 a night and she’s never stayed there

[@kyleharding4205]

If she comes to Canada

[@littenlover5276]

The queen actually comes so...

[@Mathematty06]

Yeah but who would want to scare the queen

[@WolfeYankee]

First thing, pennies aren't a thing here anymore and second, that's a dime.

[@michaeljep9461]

Unknown exactly those are dimes pennies are copper Colerd

[@cyrelledwards7779]

Exactly thank you. This man might be gossiping. Pennies went extinct many years ago. I still love brightside, bit it makes me wonder. Like I'm from canada and I hadn't even hurd of a single thing on this list

[@cadefilms4072]

THEY ARE COINS

[@hadiyahhelbow6848]

Yeah it is

[@sspcnd]

@@cyrelledwards7779 they are not used but people still have them

[@perma_frostt8239]

I live in Manitoba Literally none of these are true

[@miniman1238]

I live in Manitoba too but I have no clue if any of these are true or false

[@imscreezy]

Same

[@Grimsgraves]

They are all true, just no one cares about them

[@highstandards6226]

Even if they are..who's really going to police them?

[@unclewest2319]

Fake

[@blairemchattie443]

I’m Canadian none of these are true especially the one about Alberta in the bathtub and climbing trees

[@andrewmyers1219]

You're right, I live in Alberta and these are not true.

[@timkearns8675]

The tub was just in Etobicoke, ON

[@taejyui6714]

Yeah true, I live in Alberta and almost overflowed the bathtub

[@prevosfr]

Google laws in Canada and most of them are from 1800s and no one enforces them.

[@catherinetodd5163]

So because you haven't heard of them they aren't true? Great reasoning skills there. This is nothing new. Local bylaws that came up for some reason and old laws still on the book but unenforced, does NOT equal untrue. Critical thinking is a thing. Kneejerk emotional myopic thinking just leaves your posts for your decendents to know how you think irrationally. If you look these up in the cities/provinces, the correct ones, you'll find they do actually exist. Long before the internet they would sometimes do articles and even TV shows about them in other countries. Usually the USA because that is where the TV market was largest. Listening skills are good too especially when people point out a law doesn't exist in a place he never said it did. This was a good funny vid and he did great research.

[@loganlavallee4284]

Canada doesn’t have pennies anymore and that’s a dime you showed

[@baguettetete984]

*triggered*

[@dolphinlunasol3486]

Ya I know right I’m a Canadian.

[@Kaizoku_Zoro]

I heard Canada stop making pennies any way

[@callumgauld3325]

We still have pennies but we don't make them anymore.

[@littenlover5276]

Penny's are 1 cent dimes are more

[@bubblesbeanie567]

I'm a lawyer in Alberta, you can in fact paint your ladder.

[@davenadeau8671]

Arguably the quirkiest Canadian law of the lot is the fact that it is illegal to paint a wooden ladder in the province of Alberta. In the Alberta governments Occupational Health and Safety Code it states that “a person must not paint a wooden ladder”. I dont know what kind of lawyer you are, but I'm happy you're not mine

[@sabeehaahmad9635]

Kompas he Is correct. The video is not really accurate and I'm Canadian

[@user-mp2tk3pw6j]

BRIGHT SIDE: *says that you it's illegal to paint you're ladder in Alberta* Alberta citizens: LIAR!

[@peachpink3521]

IKR IT'S THE STUPIDEST LAW BC IT'S NOT TRUEEEEEEEEEE

[@withinlight]

I also think it would be illegal to light someone's wooden leg on fire anywhere not just Alberta....

[@marshallmccormick5311]

I'm from Canada all this stuff is fake it's not even funny

[@andrewmyers1219]

I live in Alberta. The ladder one is FAKE.

[@ryanramjattan8714]

@@andrewmyers1219 Exactly!!!

[@braecyn_that_gayone6513]

Marshall Mccormick I think the video is just a hoax thb

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

Not necessarily fake a lot of these aren weird laws that exist but are rarely if ever enforced every country has them

[@dn2ze]

Marshall Mccormick that’s what happens when Americans try to teach Canadian history lol

[@Godspeed5384]

I'm Canadian, from Calgary and I've never heard of any of these, especially the contact lens one

[@kindahamie3085]

I also live in Calgary, and I've never even heard of any of these laws 😂

[@arttime1296]

I know right ps I'm also from Calgary and I've never heard about that law

[@demonkillertilldawn5908]

Don's hobby shop sells them on center street

[@definitelydarkk]

I’m also from calgary

[@demonkillertilldawn5908]

Let's hunt buffalo

[@somedude6683]

1:11, he says _"In EtobicoKe Ontario"_ Actually, the K is silent.

[@Yesss09]

Yeah.. he said a lot of the cities wrong. For sure, this guy is American 😂

[@baguettetete984]

EEEEEEEEHHHHHHH It’s that hard to pronounce it

[@lessard80]

Did you catch how he pronounced Kanata? . Hilarious. LOL

[@Rafin889]

Ikr lol...I live in Etobicoke and when he pronounced the K, I cringed so hard lool😭

[@Mathematty06]

Ssssh its ok they’re Americans

[@ryankirkpatrick9042]

The narrator literally slaughtered the pronunciation of most of the places in Canada! Good god!

[@starlight8249]

Yes

[@squasherino]

Yea lol

[@withinlight]

Bahaha right!?

[@peterskanks6762]

…He must be ameRICAN

[@Reepenia]

ya

[@Capricorn_Enigma]

We don't have Pennies anymore; we haven't for along time. I do find it funny though, how some people think that we still do.

[@abramharder3787]

Me two its bean a few years already

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

GothicSnow Legion what do u tell those people?

[@Yourhandleshouldbeatleast3]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL We tell them it used to cost 1.6 cents to make one cent.

[@ArranMcKeown]

GothicSnow Legion, you can still use them those.

[@arye4734]

THIS IS WHAT IM TRYING TO SAY

[@julesmichelle2386]

I'm Canadian... Born and raised, and the only one I knew about was the penny law (in regards to altering it).

[@jameselliot1989]

They are all fake exept that one

[@jackiepollard3651]

I'm Canadian also. I think a lot of these were likely city/town bylaws from various different decades (or centuries)...they stopped being enforced, but never bothered removing them from the books.

[@zh.311]

I would love to see the sources for these “facts.”

[@mauricioargote-cortes4116]

Me too

[@mr.baymax6809]

Yeah, confusion from canada

[@ethantaylor3662]

I’m from British Columbia and I’ve been to Alberta and none of those were true

[@matoo749]

I’m from Nova Scotia, taxi fact is 100% false.

[@jazzsaini1190]

Will maybe you are not from Halifax.

[@matoo749]

99% of this video was made with lack of research bud.

[@Yesss09]

Yeah. Very true. I mean the facts he said about Ottawa, the ice cream and bike thing.. 100% false.

[@gerdf8617]

Same

[@ryanmitchell6913]

@@jazzsaini1190 I have family there and it’s false

[@craighickman8280]

I’m from Canada Nova Scotia and u did not pronounce those names right

[@mrpelzyt]

Craig Hickman same bro

[@jadesmith-dillman346]

Sameee

[@fellowstrangersimcrazy5307]

Didn't nova Scotia get hit by hurricane Dorian?(I also live in Canada)

[@jadesmith-dillman346]

@@fellowstrangersimcrazy5307 yeah we did get hit

[@jerrysapepine]

@@jadesmith-dillman346 I visited Halifax 10 days this summer, it is a really beautiful and Big place.

[@alisawillsdouglas3593]

I’m Canadian and this is just weird I’ve never heard of this

[@segplayz4519]

bright side: dont scare the queen me: i dont even know where she lives

[@dangangames9106]

I've never heard Of these laws And I LIVE in Canada

[@arnavthind8170]

Even I live in Canada, and I don't no these things.

[@he_re]

Same!! I have never heard of these.

[@mr.fire8566]

@@he_re same

[@kevinjackson1497]

Me too

[@williamkyer6276]

I cringed so hard when he said Kanata 3:09

[@yazuu_]

SAME HERE!!!! I have been in kanata, well I live in Canada.

[@msmith7860]

So did the indigenous when the Europeans came!!

[@chevolety]

ya i was so confused im like we have a town called canada ? then he showed Kanata and I was life OOF BRUH!

[@hedilou9369]

LOL THE BEST!!!!! kunuta

[@pickleay]

M Smith yeah!

[@BazookaBanana]

1: our pennies were made of copper, so they are brown. Not silver. 2: we don’t use pennies 3: put some more effort than trying to push out videos 10 minutes long for that ad revenue

[@leaf8069]

“30 Bizarre Canadian facts” uses imperial system.

[@Sahidable]

Lol you pronounced Etobicoke “Etobi-coke” It’s “Etobi-co”

[@alexsimes7154]

I got so mad when he pronounced Fort Qu’Appelle 3:32

[@CS-be4yw]

He promounrd Esquimalt even worse

[@Nameissruthi]

@@CS-be4yw 😂🙌 yeah

[@coltonmarkusson2397]

He royally butchered it

[@aaronrichards2842]

eeesh. me too.

[@malloryjohnson7816]

Same omg

[@aquariusthegodoftheelement350]

I live in Calgary Canada I NEVER HEARD OF THIS LAWS

[@aquariusthegodoftheelement350]

I live in Penbrooke

[@Torontogal1973]

Some sound totally made up, like swearing in Toronto.

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

The ladder one is in the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety code it applies to job sites

[@harkamalghotra1790]

who else lives in CANADA and has never heard of these

[@qiqi6739]

me

[@thehumanomatic1201]

Oh and every time he said something about pennies there was a picture of quarters... ?

[@travis2952]

The bath thing is false, not sure where ya got that from 😂😂

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Travis Earl are you from Canada?

[@Katt_Geo]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL I am from Canada, born and raised and I've never heard of the bath water law, or actually any of these silly laws.. I normally like your vids but not this one.

[@jirahagbayani4407]

BRIGHT SIDE I live in Ontario Etobicoke and I have never heard about the bath law

[@kameelarahamatt5967]

Lol its actually true. Google it

[@XboxOriginal1321]

It's a thing in Toronto Google it

[@lazuliartz9008]

Most of these arnt even true.. I’m a Canadian 🇨🇦 myself....

[@alysiabernardo8900]

If you look up the laws, most of these ARE actually true, just never enforced

[@pyramidw]

These aren’t real I live here

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

Wilson Marulanda They're real just obscure and/or rarely enforced

[@kippyhcr2424]

Do you live in Edmonton please reply back to me cuz I do family photos all these rules even though you say they don't these are all true I'm in 59 and I've been living in Canada and these are all rule

[@ryanmitchell6913]

@@alysiabernardo8900 let me guess. Your from maine America and think your Canadian

[@lowlands9461]

This is just comedy 🤣🤣🤣 I’ve never heard of these before, even if living in Canada

[@risewoodacademy3699]

Me too

[@lisak4598]

Same

[@MatthiasChow]

Same

[@ethantaylor3662]

Same

[@KimberleyVlasak]

The only one that's true and it's London Ontario's Grass Law.

[@rempelremps5769]

So it is not turning into a forest? Also I feel like everyone that commented is Canadian

[@a.henderson9559]

He said it was London Ontario

[@judytian9151]

I’ve lived in British Columba for half of my life and I’ve never heard of these

[@makhansond5076]

Judy’s KZbin Show same here!!

[@toastedlouds1595]

Yup! Me

[@judytian9151]

@major gadey Cool 😎

[@Sizzy-]

Ayy same, nanaimo?

[@imjustkylie7866]

2:36 Im from Canada, and we don’t have pennies. 5:14 And I oop-

[@pickleay]

We used to... I was born in 2008 so idk And I OOP!

[@jasmine9918]

Exactly

[@pamsysiuk7618]

"25 cents I pennys." Canada doesn't even have penny's anymore, plus when they did they were brown, not silver.

[@somethingunknown1988]

Even if these are true. Nobody follows these including the police

[@YoursTrulyFreddie]

Canadian in the building 🖐🏾. This gave me a chuckle. Love my country. Canada doesn't play when it comes to fines.

[@Sekhubara]

Especially with the language laws in Québéc!

[@TiwiLeGros]

Sekhubara ta ben trop raison 😅

[@Sekhubara]

@@TiwiLeGros En vrai!

[@amac2813]

Canadians love laws, especially new, freedom crushing laws. They hate rights and freedoms and desperately want to be slaves.

[@andrewmyers1219]

Ok gurpreet. If you don't like it here go to North Korea, or America. They're both very similar.

[@randomshuffles1074]

I am convinced you don’t like Canada because half of these are wrong

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

TaticalGamer Boi which ones are wrong?

[@randomshuffles1074]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL jk thanks for replying i am canadian so i think can we do a collab

[@hinoron6528]

I'm just convinced he does zero fact-checking.

[@randomshuffles1074]

Possibly

[@randomshuffles1074]

Yeah

[@laurynyoungslauzon7755]

I live in Canada and have been to all these places and these “ facts “ are false

[@davenadeau8671]

I can't beleive in saskatchwan you get a fine if you're shows went unlaced by mistake lol

[@rachelj1379]

Yea, although a few are correct. It kills me how many of the names Brightside said wrong.

[@deathgun8903]

I never new penny’s here in Canada looked like a quarter

[@brat5962]

I literally LIVE in Canada.. and I've never even heard of any of these!?!?!? either but some are funny

[@zezebrisky5671]

Where’s my fellow Canadians at

[@ukisbeggar8462]

In Tim Hortons

[@martinelligoat9507]

In nova scotia

[@VRL6665]

Here

[@veryuncoolperson938]

Sudbury ontario boi

[@marlenelampard6791]

Elk Lake..

[@sweiland75]

Yet another American channel that knows nothing about Canada.

[@qiqi6739]

its sad

[@keagaming9837]

Ngl I thought Bright Side was from Cryptus. But yes, the facts need to be facts. Not false.

[@bonithechubbypotato5100]

Mhm

[@veronivpnik]

sweiland75 yup

[@jordynlamouroux4642]

It's either half of these "facts" are more then 100% wrong or are some of the most obvious things Canadians knew

[@bubbletoes3560]

When he was talking about penny’s it shows dimes.... 👀

[@nathanglencross2072]

#30 has been lifted. It is now legal to duel in Canada. Guess that makes us pretty cool eh?🇨🇦

[@trashgamer8827]

I live in London Ontario and that 8 inch thing Is something I’ve never heard of.

[@marksmith2339]

It’s true.

[@dawnfredericks9111]

The only one of these I’ve heard of is the comic one, we have only one native Canadian super hero, Captain Canuck who has no interesting fight scenes, his main weapon is a police baton

[@malloryjohnson7816]

I can’t believe you actually referenced Hamilton 😂

[@assaltoudehfallah6310]

When they said “fort qua apple” I completely lost it😂

[@kayleekirkpatrick9193]

Same! I live in Saskatchewan, ive never been to Fort Qu’Appelle but i have heard of it. Also being a French speaker it bugs be that he mispronounced a simple French Word.

[@clairetq]

0:31 It's weird to keep a cow for a pet inside your house anyways 2:37 You can't even use pennies here

[@rempelremps5769]

Wow bright side I never even heard of most of these especially the bathtub one I’m Canadian!

[@MusondaMumba-D]

Entering a plane in mid flight was impressive but 3.5 inch limit of Bath water has to be the winner.

[@nutellamonsta5602]

At being fake

[@kellyj6468]

I’m from canada and there is nothing like that

[@dude_chilax]

You are so right,I'm Canadian too.

[@_mad_dog_9797]

I’m also from Canada people just post fake things on the enternet

[@kevtheempire351]

Canadian Beast I live in Canada to

[@Yesss09]

Yup. I’m in Canada too. This video just isn’t accurate

[@hamilton_reacts]

Yeah...that guy is serving surreal information about our country.

[@esfjazzy7904]

Me: sees thumbnail Also me: So accurate!

[@mmsh-gaming]

Three and a half inches? I'm sure we have more water in our baths then that- lol

[@XxVölurxX]

I live in Alberta and I've never heard of a law that stops us from painting ladders......I've also never seen any of these other laws either

[@brandyn6830]

Im also from alberta

[@quixxofficial1747]

These aren’t real I’m from Halifax NS and cab drivers don’t have a dress code

[@angelaball15]

You can paint a wooden ladder in Alberta. I'd like to see where you get these "facts"

[@kokobhaile3819]

You cannot paint a wooden ladder in Alberta, according to 2009's Occupational Health and Safety Code.

[@angelaball15]

@@kokobhaile3819 I don’t think the cops are gonna arrest you for painting a ladder- it’s not hurting anybody-

[@imaginationcircletime]

i love your channel !!! i watch it every day .

[@bradyyt_]

Wth I'm Canadian and I live here and none of these are true. I'm so confused and stumped on where he got this information.

[@qiqi6739]

same

[@rachelj1379]

Yea.

[@sherylwright2233]

Newfoundland is pronounced "newf-in-land" Kanata is pronounced "can-ad-a" Etobicoke is pronounced "e-toba-co" I could go on and on...

[@msmith7860]

And on and on!!! Geez eh?!

[@bee-uv8ge]

And Fort Qu'Appelle

[@Yesss09]

He said fort qu’appelle sooo wrong 😂

[@tomessensa1806]

I live near Fredericton and the reason why you can't have a snake on your shoulders is because there used to be a guy with a snake on his shoulders and he would scare people

[@Qillitak]

Canada isn’t this strict, we are basically free And some of these I have never heard of in my entire life

[@Pantherman63]

Interesting video. Only a few were reasonable; many were unrealistically out of date, just as there are here in America.

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Kevin C which ones are out of date?

[@andrewmyers1219]

All of them.

[@Pantherman63]

@Ava Jones You're not held responsible for creating & enforcing legislating civil laws are you?

[@amelgraveline1184]

I live in Canada and I NEVER Heard any of those laws😂

[@xthia]

I’m starting to question your whole Chanel

[@maindersingh1901]

I'm living in Canada and I never heard any of theses ( also for the 10th rule that is a dime we don't pennies anymore )

[@bakitto6933]

I live in southern Alberta and I have not heard of any of these laws. Also it's common sense not to set someones prosthetic leg on fire.

[@maya-qq6kl]

Who is Canadian ⬇️

[@23katz]

Is anyone triggered that he said "Oshawa" when it's actually Ottawa? Also, most of these aren't even true!

[@llamasandpigs444]

there is a town called Oshawa also.

[@sspcnd]

@@llamasandpigs444 ya it was some were else on the map

[@Yesss09]

Ottawa is where I live. I was so mad when I thought he said it wrong but I realized there actually is a town called Oshawa

[@rachelj1379]

Ummmmm..... Oshawa is a city in the GTA (greater Toronto area) or something.

[@leira240]

i live in canada and have never heard of most of these laws. if they even do exist they are probably bylaws

[@Sekhubara]

It's pronounced "For-ka-PELL".

[@jaswmclark]

I had a siren on my bike when I was a kid. It operated by the front wheel turning a knob on the end similar to a light dynamo. It is forbidden to paint a wooden ladder as paint will hide cracks and other defects. Clear stains and varnish are OK.

[@tamaraj4200]

People paint ladders all the time.

[@ethantaylor3662]

Ya I’ve painted a ladder yellow and it fell on me and I didn’t wake up in prison

[@ravindersinghval6331]

I’m from Canada sooooo I know these facts now

[@CHIxExCHI]

I live in Calgary. They sell those awful colour contact lenses at costume shops all the time lol. But they should be illegal because without fitting it to your eye shallow, they can cause damage.

[@rakshapatel3815]

Almost none of these r true...AND I LIVED IN 12 CITIES IN ONTRAIO!

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

They are more true than you realize

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

@Leonardo Da Vinci - Some are obscure laws that are rarely if ever enforced but they still exist. Others just sound obscure like the painting a wooden ladder law but it's in the AB OHS Code

[@wendyfinlay4530]

it would be nice if the year these laws were enacted were included. Nicer still if the place names were pronounced correctly.

[@gregs570]

Wendy Finlay eetoe-bye-Coke

[@dianedenham5259]

Esquimalt: Es-kwi-malt

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Wendy Finlay whats not pronounced correctly?

[@deerlalake]

I miss my pennies!

[@wendyfinlay4530]

Greg S I live near Etobicoke, it is pronounced without the “k”. Etobicoe Esquimalt is pronounced esquimoe Sudbury is pronounced Sudbury not berry. Kanata. = can a ta Osh a wa Saskatchewan Sask atch e won. Accent on the catch not on the won. Wf

[@thelob5429]

I’m from Quebec and I never heard any of these laws....

[@-safiyya-492]

literally all canadians know pennies aren't used anymore....

[@8XxXShEiKXxX8]

I live in fredericton.... untrue about snakes.... they're just not allowed into stores like all other pets.... also research how to pronounce names of Canadian places 😔

[@Ccatgrass]

I went through the comments this is all I saw: I’m Canadian Not true You pronounced it wrong 🤣

[@saadbunni]

IM DYING he said souris with the s on the end omfg

[@carrieon2912]

Uh-oh, you’ve angered the Canadians. 😂 (Cheers from Alberta!)

[@ky_r379]

Almost all of these are not even true. When he mentioned that bath law I was like wth.

[@tedtheobald2588]

love your enunciation of Canadian places. you must have made 50% of the country laugh.

[@peskylisa]

I live in Canada. Never heard of these, although they are HILARIOUS!!

[@alpiner9638]

Much respect from Hamilton Ontario Canada 🇨🇦✌ love your videos

[@shellynorton2598]

I live i ontario and my tub if filled way higher than what you said

[@thatlastbraincell6956]

Wow thank you for letting me learn on my summer break

[@Dottier69104]

I live on Canada and its not true

[@thatlastbraincell6956]

@@Dottier69104 i said me and my so not yours

[@nutellamonsta5602]

@@thatlastbraincell6956 You learned that bright side is fake

[@thatlastbraincell6956]

@@nutellamonsta5602 no its not

[@nutellamonsta5602]

@@thatlastbraincell6956 Put it your way 9 year old

[@jeferlygiraffe8408]

Only one thing is true. You're not allowed to swear infront of a police officer in a public space.

[@helenamusaka3240]

this guys said we can only use one dollar of pennies. WE DONT HAVE PENNIES HERE!!!

[@JenWal1007]

There is a difference between a law and a bylaw. A lot of these are bylaws and are only enforced if someone complains.

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

A bylaw is still a law that's why illegally parked cars get towed or else it would be theft

[@justincarlson2548]

im Canadian. some are true and most of these are not true

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Justin Carlson which aren’t true?

[@justincarlson2548]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL #3,#4,#5,#9,#18,#22,#23,#24,#31,#34. Some of these are bylaws that can't be legally enforced as they are not provincial or federal law

[@TheGregoryProject]

@@justincarlson2548 a bylaw is a law whether enforced or not.

[@hedilou9369]

FROM ALBERTA BOUTTA GO PAINT MY LADDER EH!

[@ambreenfahmid9348]

I've seen a purple garage in my community...... where did you get your research from? ?