Americans Have To Cross Canada To Access America (& Vice versa)

[@edwardbentall5665]

fun fact for the minnesota one, there is a road that crosses the lake in the winter. driving on ice. and requires 0 order crossings

[@1800JimmyG]

We will trade the bit at the north of Minnesota for all land south of the St Lawrence seaway. Let's do this canada!

[@mintberrycrunch1752]

Lets go Minnesota fact

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

Guess what. Minnesota has the northwestern part of land near the Lake of the Woods which is called the Northwest Angle. The only ways to get back to the mainland is to drive through Manitoba or take a boat across the lake.

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

I was wondering how did they make a border in the Lake of the Woods like that.

[@champagne.future5248]

There is a road that crosses lake Winnipeg in the winter as well, to access remote reserves. It’s marked out by trees planted in the snow

[@nullinullinullifi]

Toycat finding the ibx2cat best kebab is one of the best moments of this channel

[@34cvc]

Made my day

[@kajuanhurn]

I just love how we all watch toycat go on a 26:13 mins rant about Canada coronavirus traveling in out of Canada policy.

[@AyaanThe0ne]

I was always so confused when people use planes to get to America from America inside movies and videos on KZbin. Since I lived in the UK, you never had to fly to get to places in your own country. Only until later I realised how big America was.

[@stevehutton6984]

Interesting. I'm from NZ, and NZ is about the only place we fly to. Because everything else is so far away.

[@amistry605]

🇺🇲🦅🗽🦅🇺🇲

[@manlikeilyas]

@@amistry605 not even the us flag lol, its the United States Minor Outlying Islands flag, only know that because im on PC

[@yourmother9834]

Takes 4 days to drive from Virginia to California!

[@yourmother9834]

Well its 1 day 17 hours but you cant do all that in one stretch it took my family almost 4 days

[@MaxLanglais]

There's actually a ferry from Washington to Alaska. It goes from Bellingham, WA to Whittier, AK. So no you don't have to travel through Canada to get to Alaska. You can even take your car with you, so not sure if that counts as a road but you drive on and off the ferry?

[@klaasdeboer8106]

I think I would prefer that option, a bit like Irish lorry's take direct ferry's to France and spain to avoid costoms in the UK.

[@Dhi_Bee]

I never knew this & now I’m genuinely glad you commented this so when I decide to go I don’t have to rent a car or buy a plane ticket & take the scenic route. Thanks a lot!

[@heronimousbrapson863]

But the ferry has to sail through Canadian waters.

[@nunyab..]

Well not everyone has a 1000 dollars to go one way on a ferry

[@scottcampbell2707]

French people usually go through Canada to go between St. Pierre and Miquelon (near Newfoundland) and the rest of France.

[@kennandunn7533]

France is truly the most intercontinental country on earth.

[@Nooticus]

True!

[@cneofficial3958]

The second he brought up Quebec he said “Can we just talk about something else?”

[@LoveClassicMusic0205]

Another advantage for Canadians driving through the United States is the price of gasoline is significantly cheaper. On a long trip the savings really add up.

[@irenaveksler1935]

True

[@keenanlarsen1639]

Once when I was younger, my family was visiting relatives in Minnesota. Then, we were going to travel to central New York to see my mom's parents and we took a route through Canada to save time. I totally didn't understand as a kid how it was faster to go to a different country.

[@ryandoesstuffapparently1540]

I thought you were gonna give a shout-out to my tiny town haha, you showed it on screen briefly but it’s too small to even notice. Also it’s pronounce “Oh-soy-oose(like moose or goose)”. The population there actually triples in the summer from people working on Orchards and vacationers and such.

[@ntatenarin]

I'll admit I always thought it would be interesting to cross Canada to go to Alaska. It would be great to see vast areas untouched by humans. LOL, and yes, I'm assuming it's mostly untouched. Who knows, there might be a lot of infrastructure there. Now I must go just to find out!

[@shorv]

If you're crossing Canada to get to Alaska, you're definitely not going to find anywhere untouched by humans along the Alaska highway lmao

[@ntatenarin]

@@shorv That's kind of sad to here, but thanks for your response!

[@Toomooo]

@@ntatenarin what did you expect? they had to go through there to make the highway and stuff lol

[@justaperception8859]

im offended

[@ntatenarin]

@@Toomooo I thought because it was colder, there were areas that were untouched. In America, there are many places to go to that's just wilderness and I could enjoy nature.

[@louclarcen5690]

A couple summers ago, I crossed to Elm Point, Minnesota (same concept as the Northwest Angle but even smaller) without going into Canada. Went by kayak. Hoping to kayak up to the Northwest Angle some day too.

[@Christian_Martel]

21:37 - The reason why there are not a lot of crossover routes between Maine and Quebec is this area a part the Appalachian Mountain Range. Since that crossover route would be costly to build and be mainly for Canadian traffic, there is no incentive for Maine to build it.

[@ericwiddison7523]

This is often the case. Whenever you think, "why don't they have a road going this way" the answer is usually "because it's harder than usual to go that way". There's usually maintains, hills, valleys, cliffs, rivers, swamps, limited access roads etc. keeping them apart.

[@LtexprsGaming]

1 thing I find super weird is that there's a bridge that separates Eastern and Western Canada near Nipigon, Ontario, Canada. In 2016 the bridge failed effectively splitting Canada in two and forcing anyone wanting to travel between east and west to detour through the United States.

[@InRSB]

Best content to cure boredom for me, keep it up lol

[@E-4]

American interstate highways are much faster (non-stop limited access freeways, higher speed limits) than roads in Canada. It’s what makes traveling across the USA by car-even for Canadians-more convenient.

[@WerewolfLord]

In particular, there's the 80 mph (128 km/h) speed limit through eastern Montana and North Dakota. In Canada, the best you'll get is 100-110 km/h (62-68 mph). The Coquihalla (the one 120 km/h - 75mph road) is closed to most traffic now after being utterly destroyed during November's floods.

[@CaptainAmerica001]

*U.S. Interstate Highways!

[@SneepDeg]

@@WerewolfLord *laughs in german*

[@oddmerlin9797]

@@WerewolfLord Coquihalla is actually open drove it this week while visiting friends up in Nakusp

[@hackerulroman]

@@CaptainAmerica001 ?

[@PlanetLinuxChannel]

I will say, despite Windsor just looking like a southern edge of Detroit that ended up in Canada, the two cities feel completely different the instant you go from one to the other (even before you notice logical differences like size). It’s a weird feeling every time I travel between the two.

[@rewanthr]

Can you give some examples?

[@terryomalley1974]

Interesting take. I'm a Canadian who lives about an hour away from Windsor and whenever I visit the city, I'm always struck by how American Windsor feels.

[@jacksauce]

Just wanted to say that I completely respect your stance on Covid and how you’ve handled the topic on your channel.

[@georgiancrossroads]

There is a way to get to Alaska with a car and never touch Canada, the Alaskan Marine Highway. The ferry that runs up the coast from Bellingham Washington to Juneau and the other Southeast Alaska communities. And in my view it is one of the best modes of transport anywhere. It takes 2 and half days to go all the way to Haines and Skagway. And it's the best mode of transport for a great conversation. Simple ask anyone, so why are you going to Alaska. Then stand back you're going to here some incredible stories. ToyCat this is for you! Go to Haines. Nearly everything in Alaska is there or near there, Go!

[@Persac7]

U said with a car but then talks about a ferry.

[@georgiancrossroads]

@@Persac7 Ferries carry cars.

[@heronimousbrapson863]

You have to sail through Canadian waters though.

[@antjeeismann4684]

The ferry in general is a awesome Transportation concept. One Look at a map of the baltic sea and everyone gets it why a ferry makes alot of things easy that would be annoying without it.

[@hugoyu2001]

Please talk about the Malaysia-Brunei border issue. I find it very interesting how there is no way to drive around Brunei and remain entirely in Malaysia but it is possible to drive between 2 exclaves of Brunei via a bridge

[@SilvanaDil]

A year ago, many Canadians were going to Florida to get Covid shots.

[@julianshepherd2038]

Florida is a top place to get shot.

[@misspat7555]

Texas, too. 🔫

[@xviper2k]

...why? Does Canada not have their own? Or were they getting injected WITH Covid?

[@Dhi_Bee]

Yeah, as well as people from Latin America (especially wealthy/upper middle income South Americans) Source: I live in Florida

[@kabalofthebloodyspoon]

Shoutout to Burlington Coat Factory! best reason to visit Vermont!

[@adityamitra6903]

really fun video idea would be for toycat to show and discuss his viewer demographics. would love to see this idea as a video 💖

[@craiglungren8703]

Hi to all! I know that I have said this 12 months ago or beyond, but because I have been getting 4 thumbs-up for it from my original post, I had now thought that I will resend it for fun … ➡️ If it was up to me, I would personally change the title of the video to … “USAmericans have to cross Canada to access Alaska of United States (& Vice Versa)” … being as America is the official name of the New World 🌎 (not United States 🇺🇸) and all residents of Greenland to Chile are Americans 🌎 (not only U.S. citizens or United Statesians 🇺🇸)! *Please Note:* Do not reply back to me, unless it is something positive. 🙂 Bonus: “American” is a phony demonym for a country’s nationality, while “United Statesian” and “USAmerican” are not phony for USA’s official name “United States of America”. 😉

[@wowthisisareallylongname9236]

as a minnesotan your accent is very funny

[@Bombcodz]

Ligit there is only one road connecting east and west in Canada. In America There is 5 major highways that go all the way easy to west.

[@heronimousbrapson863]

Only one ? There are alternate routes.

[@ephraimboateng5239]

im more surprised theres only 5 highway east to west in the US. We have 10 times less people in Canada and everyone is concentrated near the border, except Edmonton and the northern prairies and the maritimes. Id assume there would be like at leat 10 east west highway crossing the us from the east coast to the west coast

[@terryomalley1974]

Considering there are roughly 10 times the number of vehicles in the US, based on the difference in population between Canada and the US, than in Canada, one would expect 10 highways from east coast to west coast in the US. I guess we're doing OK in Canada then.

[@richmanifesto1090]

I parked a car on a boat last November. Weird experience

[@LUNE.44]

Oh how I have been waiting for this

[@angeldude101]

You are correct regarding driving from the east to the west. Usually we just take a train or fly. Point Roberts being in the US is actually really convenient for things like grocery shopping, shipping, and gas.

[@thebigdog360]

Oh-Soy-You-S. I've heard both a regular S sound and and Z sound. 10:25

[@Alexander.McDonald]

Living in northern ny my aunt lives in the Michigan upper peninsula it’s way faster to go through Canada than through the us

[@andyroo9806]

i live in washington in snohomish county. to drive up to alaska is really not the way. it isnt interstate (big, main roads) through canada. so it takes ALONGGGGG time. and you still have to take a barge. most alaskans who come down take the barge with their vehicle/

[@MarcelBal15]

I love Osoyoos. Canada's warmest welcome

[@DustFangPlays]

This guy really beats around the bush

[@MagpieR6]

1 of 2 channels i watch and im really going to need it after getting dumped today

[@MagpieR6]

atleast toycat loves me lmao

[@squishysquish5348]

Odd random video but interesting none the less, never drove through Canada to get to Alaska when I lived there. Always flew from Oregon to Alaska and did that many times.

[@TearsPlays]

My sister said you dont even need a passport if you are going from America to America (Alaska) or vice versa.

[@GranRey-0]

Something to keep in mind, they have 10x the population and 12x higher GDP, in roughly the same area. I just looked on my phone to see if I drove to Montreal from Vancouver(am from Ladner) and if I take HWY 1 (Trans Canada HWY) it only takes 3 hours longer. So I'd probably take that route if I didn't have a passport or want to exchange to USD. But I do think there'd be more cities, stores and stuff in America, I like the nature tho. 10:25 Can we stop to appreciate the attempt at saying Osoyoos (Uh-soo-yoos) It's up there with most people's _Quesnel and Agassiz_ for mispronunciation.

[@gotham61]

How is it possible that you have never driven across a land border before?

[@misspat7555]

Because he had scarcely driven anywhere before, himself, and grew up in the kind of poverty that doesn't allow for vacations in foreign countries.

[@MJJFilms]

Because he lives on an island and flies every time he leaves the UK.

[@gotham61]

@@MJJFilms You can leave the UK and enter France by car through the Channel tunnel. I've done it several times.

[@MJJFilms]

@@gotham61 Toycat has never done that though.

[@axisboss1654]

It’s funny as a British Columbian to hear you pronounce Osoyoos

[@Default78334]

I'm surprised that you didn't mention Campobello Island, which is a part of Canada that is only road accessible from the US (you can take a ferry on the Canadian side, however). You should also look up the Nipigon River Bridge. It is a single chokepoint on the Trans-Canada Highway that separates all points east from all points west. There is no other way to get around that bridge within Canada except for a theoretical path on remote logging trails around the north side of the lake (which no one does except for a handful of adventure seekers). That said, there are two train lines through the area as well, one of which takes the northern route around the lake. Another interesting bit of border weirdness between the two countries is the no-man's-land that is Cornwall Island which is part of a trans-border native reservation and has some interesting policies governing it as a result.

[@philpaine3068]

I have hitch-hiked across Canada several times. It usually takes about ten or twelve days [if one end point is Halifax. Newfoundland can only be reached by sea or air]. I've taken several routes, but there is no way of avoiding the Nipigon River Bridge, because at that point the eastern and western halves of Canada are joined by ONE road, crossing ONE bridge, and the ONE railway track is right next to it. There is no other road ---- not even a gravel or dirt road, not even a foot trail, that can get you from one side to the other. In other words, a few sticks of dynamite could completely separate the two halves of Canada. Montreal is the place for Kebabs in Canada, though they can be found in virtually any Canadian city. The Montreal ones tend to be more Central Asian in style than Turkish, but every variant is available. Canadians tend to prefer Shawarmas and Donairs, and in the Atlantic provinces there is a distinctive style of Donair with a white creamy sauce.

[@LoveClassicMusic0205]

I remember when that bridge had a problem in the winter a few years ago and cut the country in two. Isn't it only about 1/4 mile long? Why can't they build a second bridge as a backup? It doesn't seem like it would cost that much.

[@paigemagee1030]

The main reason why American roads are nicer, is the weather. In much of Canada, our roads are destroyed by frost heaves and plows each winter, while much of America doesn't have that problem. Living in Atlantic Canada, I've always thought that it was just normal to have more pothole than road, but apparently your roads in not cold places last more than a few years.

[@scoobiusmaximus9508]

For the northern parts of the US that you would drive through if you were trying to get between places in Canada the weather isn't really that different between the US and Canadian sides of the border. You can use that excuse for roads in Florida being nicer than Canadian ones but not really for roads in states that border Canada. Then again in my experience most of those states also have shitty roads.

[@paigemagee1030]

@@scoobiusmaximus9508 It also probably helps that the U.S. is a richer country, and thus most places can probably afford to repair their roads when they get damaged, whereas at least in my province there just isn't the money for frequent road upkeep.

[@xviper2k]

@@paigemagee1030 That doesn't make any meaningful difference, because all the money meant for improving our infrastructure just goes straight into politicians' pockets instead. It's their rich country, we're just living in it, as everything slowly crumbles around us.

[@Jacobozoid]

Living 30 miles south of the border in WA state has been really annoying since 2020.

[@unapeppina4824]

So the Trans-Canadian highway is essentially just a less extensive but higher capacity version of the US numbered highway system?

[@thomasechev2783]

I just crossed the border today in Blaine and i was so funny because it was like a normal boarder crossing they didn’t even ask for my vaccine card lol

[@terryomalley1974]

Who didn't ask? Canada customs? Or US customs?

[@thomasechev2783]

@@terryomalley1974 U.S.

[@ScottaHemi440]

5:15 "we're aboot to enter the states up at dat der angle Inlet now dont'cha know eh"

[@GaryGang911]

We're pretty dependent on Canada for lumber, which we felt in 2020. A single 2x4 increased more than 200% in some places, even more in others. And today we are still feeling it.

[@gotham61]

Between 11.31 and 11.35 he says the word "the" six times, alternating between two different pronunciations.

[@soupdrinker]

Good observation

[@seth_yukon]

Can confirm that the places in Alaska he mentioned exist because I have been to all of them (including klukwan)

[@JennaGetsCreative]

Osoyoos = O-soy-yoos (with a very S-y s on the end like in moose)

[@originalname1035]

I had the exact same reaction (10:29)when my friend told me about her trip to Osoyoos

[@dakodakelm1800]

as a british columbian it is so funny to hear people mispronounce osoyoos

[@thommy_optmax]

Me when craving Ben and Jerry's: go to the supermarket Andrew when craving Ben and Jerry's: crosses Canada

[@Slikx666]

Why is it that Google thinks that Plymouth is always in the US? Why do I have to add UK after? Plymouth in the UK is the original!

[@JL1]

ibx2cat Best Kebab New York has seen an uptick in business recently

[@road2stamfordbridge]

The ending is why I subscribe and pay absolutely nothing for this content

[@sammexp]

Closest relationship of two sovereign states, *cough*, Russia and Belarus are basically the same country, now

[@oddmerlin9797]

yes but they specified "sovereign" xd

[@joshuaroefs9279]

I live in upstate New York and went to Eastern Michigan about an hour south of Detroit and it was actually a 4 hour shorter drive to head through Canada than to drive south around the great lakes.

[@mofumofutenngoku]

They have roundabouts all over the US in all parts, even in small rural cities, they are just way less common than Europe. They are more common in richer areas of the country though.

[@bengruenhagen9861]

I'm actually from Minnesota and the funny thing is that that is exactly what a stereotypical minnesotan accent sounds like

[@LordMelbury1953]

Point Roberts, I believe Washington State Ferries has a route from there to Bellingham. Started after Covid cut off the border. Try it when you move there.

[@kadenthefoxbat1450]

10:22 It's pronounced oh soo yoos, you casual. if you were looking for a bigger city in the area, Kelowna is your best bet.

[@TheTimeGnome]

I used to live in the area and everyone said uh-soo-yoos

[@jnmsks6052]

If you want some fantastic kababs, you should visit Metro Detroit. We have a larger Middle Eastern American population than New York and you can find excellent Middle Eastern food all over. You can also witness Canadians driving slowly on our highways, as if a cop is ever going to pull them over when there's always someone going 20 MPH over the limit. LOL. I can usually tell the difference between a Canadian and Ohioan on the highway before seeing their license plate because the Canadians actually move back to the right lane immediately after passing a semi truck, whereas someone from Ohio going maybe 5 MPH over the limit thinks they're not holding up traffic.

[@silverletter4551]

I wouldn't visit Detroit if I had the 101st Airborne guarding me

[@jnmsks6052]

@@silverletter4551 Your loss.

[@silverletter4551]

@@jnmsks6052 I just don't visit third world countries

[@jnmsks6052]

@@silverletter4551 Although you clearly believe everything you see in the news is the whole picture. There are terrible parts of every city, and even of rural areas. With your stance, you should probably just stay home to be safe. LOL

[@silverletter4551]

@@jnmsks6052 Yeah, thanks for the advice but I'll stay clear from New Somalia.

[@CirclesForever]

I didn't have to get a covid test after entering Canada when I visited last October. Maybe the rules have changed since, but for me it was the proof of vaccination and a clean covid test at least 72 hours before the flight. Maybe its different if you are arriving from the states.

[@FairyCRat]

Who would wanna drive the entire distance from the US mainland to Alaska though? Even Sumas at the northern border of Washington, to Hyder at the end of the Alaska panhandle, is a 1411km drive. And if you wanna get to anywhere outside the panhandle, it's at least double the distance, making it a multi-day road trip.

[@92delano]

Congrats on 200k subs! Soon this second channel will become first! :D

[@niki_nine6831]

hello toycat is it true that 65% of canadian men are named roy or keith?

[@lukko6714]

I have never met a Canadian man named Keith or Roy

[@SilvanaDil]

LOL. There's a Canadian woman named Justin Trudeau.

[@banditkeithkingofduelmonsters]

Yes.

[@rajkaranvirk7525]

Wait Canada can’t restrict US visitors who are going to Alaska? Why? Is there an agreement that forbids it?

[@ms_cartographer]

Is Toycat emigrating to the U.S?

[@patriceguerette7807]

Alaska should join Canada... or Canada should join USA?

[@antjeeismann4684]

You have to remain in your vehicle the whole time... They do realise that kanada get's warm enough in the summer period to make it possible to drive around all the way Up to Alaska on a motorcycle? There are even bikes that are purpose build for driving extremely long distances? A Bike Like a Honda Goldwing is designed in a way to keep you comfortable even if you try to enter Alaska starting at Idaho. A trip like that would be possible. In 3 days. What do they expect someone to do... Just sleep on the Bike?

[@CaptainAmerica001]

*U.S. Citizens have to cross Canada to access Alaska & vice versa! Canada is in América, WTF?

[@SkylarsTerribleMemes]

wow i never knew canada's highway network was so inclusive

[@terryomalley1974]

Inclusive howso?

[@toolbaggers]

I think this video was made by a British person that has never actually been to any of these borders. The British has historically had an ignorant arrogance problem and thus totally botching any concepts of international borders. All the major reasons why WW3 can start can be fundamentally traced back to the British.

[@ibx2cat]

if you're not quiet you might find yourself colonised by the end of the day :)

[@thelordofcringe]

@@ibx2cat based and tea-pilled

[@jann3663]

I love your "bad" accents :)

[@vesman81]

I love these kebab review videos

[@flyhouseoftruth470]

9 minutes of this video and I can't take it anymore. I gotta click my way outta here

[@termitesc.aardwolf3644]

I'll be flying to Canada in July (San Diego to Edmonton). Hopefully testing rules for fully vaccinated + boosted are cut by then. As someone who doesn't own a smartphone, I'd have no idea how to upload my results.

[@EnemyAtom65]

You own a computer or tablet... but not a phone... What???

[@termitesc.aardwolf3644]

@@EnemyAtom65 Flip phone.

[@josieschultz4241]

toy cat mentioned a highway i drove on today i feel special and recognized

[@JennaGetsCreative]

Want an example of how extreme (parts of) Canada got with discouraging travel? We travelled WITHIN CANADA over the Christmas holidays, as fully vaccinated healthy travellers, and had to quarantine for 5 days when we got home to Newfoundland after behind outside of Newfoundland. We were given rapid testing kits at the airport and weren't allowed to collect our luggage and leave until we had them in hand and we were expected to use those rapid tests on days 0-4 back in the province, after which point if all 5 were negative we could break isolation 120 hours after landing.

[@silverletter4551]

Had to? Unless someone has a gun to your head, you don't have to do squat. Nobody has the right to put you in your home. you're a human being, not a slave

[@JennaGetsCreative]

@@silverletter4551 Yes had to. They have your contact info, they check in. Your neighbours know you were gone and now they're watching. People got fined for breaking quarantine.

[@silverletter4551]

@@JennaGetsCreative sounds like god damn North Korea

[@LoveClassicMusic0205]

@@silverletter4551 As bad as things were in the USA, Canada and Australia are 1000 times worse. I live in Michigan and our worthless governor locked us down for months, but nothing like what happened in Canada. I truly hope voters kick her to the curb this November.

[@antjeeismann4684]

This sounds like hell on earth

[@jordansmith4040]

This just in: Countries with 10x the population tend to have better infrastructure when the countries are of comparable size.

[@kazriko]

In the words of South Park, "Follow the Only Road" to get to Ottawa. Just make sure you don't go the wrong way on the only road.

[@terryomalley1974]

There's several highways that take you into the city of Ottawa.

[@riibz]

Would you like to make Opera your everyday browser, *toycat* ?

[@gotham61]

The fine was $750k Canadian. $569k was converted to USD.

[@joedellinger9437]

Campobello island in Canada is only accessible by road from the US.

[@nazgulak881]

Omg i love [insert any country on the map] reference in this map video

[@Stache987]

Someone has had too much RedBull before making a video.

[@larandproductions9126]

Fun fact, it is now possible to drive from France to Canada. Through the newly ferry between Newfoundland and St-Pierre-and-Miquelon

[@Leg3nd-27]

I'm an Kansan, and I only know where 1 roundabout is. It was built a year ago because people wouldn't pay attention to the stop sign.

[@pdraggy]

According to KZbinr Adam Koralik that's not a real bakery, probably a tax evasion.

[@klaasdeboer8106]

I don't remember flying from Amsterdam to Malaga, but for the rest I have never had to show my passport biking from netherlands to Italy nor by train nor by car within Europe you really have to watch the signs to see the border.

[@jds1275]

Wait, Alaska should be part of Canada? Why not Canada, part of the US? :P

[@DarthVader-2737]

It’s up to Canada if they wanna join the U.S.

[@ephraimboateng5239]

i mean if alaskan want to join us, i woulnt be against it, although we would have to decide if Alaska become a province or a territory, because appart from Anchorage, its pretty much just West Yukon.

[@craiglungren8703]

@@ephraimboateng5239 if Alaska wants to join Canada in the future, then I think it should be a province. Otherwise, calling it something else apart from Alaska (such as Western Yukon) if chosen to be a territory of Canada, would be worthless. 🙂

[@gregoryshortale]

Hey toycat, You think it would be beneficial for canada and the US to take a european union view to borders and leave them openly crossable?

[@jayjohnson1333]

OMG! you never watched th Frasier episode?!🤣

[@plantedrose7730]

it would be cool if you did a collab with drew durnil

[@hunter79591]

I live in Des Moines Washington and dude there is a lot of roundabouts

[@thatdaniel224]

I immediately thought of point roberts when I saw the title

[@TheNmecod]

Also st Regis which is a part of Quebec that is only accessible through the states

[@fallen_galaxy4]

Lol this video has been pinned to the top of my youtube for like a week straight now idk why

[@Bsliggs]

I am from Detroit and I always use the Canada route to get to East Coast places like Boston and New York