Aurora Ontario Canada Town Tour

[@busi.global]

Here is a video of London Ontario that you can watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYeUqKV8pa2Sh6s 💙

[@judahasante]

The memories I have of Aurora from I was a kid. I moved there in 1997 when I was 5 and then left in 2003 when I was 11. It was an experience that was good and bad. I have a photographic memory and remember every area.

[@bangibabs]

Wow Ontario is honestly beautiful especially the smaller towns. They look very peaceful. Canada nje is breathtaking 😌

[@busi.global]

It’s really gorgeous hey! A lot of their towns in Ontario have an element of familiarity when I compare them to each other. I wonder if going to towns in other provinces would have the same feel, can’t wait to explore more and share with all of you 💙

[@shawngavigan8685]

I have lived in Aurora for the past 35 years (my whole life lol) and a lot has changed over those years. Absolutely loved your video too. Take care and stay safe

[@makhosazanamaseko2034]

Thank you for this video. Ontario is so clean even their down town is spotless. I am more and more motivated to move to Canada. Thank you💗

[@busi.global]

You’re welcome Makhosazana 💙

[@jp5195]

The building is magna headquarters, as it says on the pillars out front as u drive down that road , the one u didn’t know

[@bradd-leihmolekoa6799]

I'm really obsessed with your videos sis B mainly because I'd like to migrate to Canada myself...Great Content🔥

[@busi.global]

Thank you 💙 wishing you all the best.

[@stumarston6812]

3:33 These houses were built around 1960. This was a major development area for Aurora. Prior to the homes in this area being built, Aurora's population remained the same for many decades. Then in the late 1950's, two major areas of the town were developed for residential homes. One was in the north (which are the homes in this part of the video) and the other area was in the south along Murray Drive (which you drove past in the video). These two areas made Aurora's population increase dramatically. After that, Aurora's population steadily grew. When I was a kid in Aurora in the early 1970's, the sign on Yonge St. welcoming you to Aurora read 13 500. When I go back for a visit, it's always amazes me how much the town has grown.

[@judahasante]

Is there a way to get the song playing in the background? I tried looking and couldn't find it even typed it in and nothing showed.

[@ameerhamza7397]

Thats what I was searching for a long time..

[@IrfanKhan-ci2fn]

Beautiful

[@polotshirt3943]

the mural downtown always scared me as a kid 😂😂

[@alefatola5288]

Thank you so much for your content B. I am new to your channel and I wish I could move that side already. We are also considering it and you'll be our greatest inspiration. 💖💖💖 May you please share, how the entertainment life or different types of excursions there are that side for young couples who are also a family. Secondly, my anxiety is moving there with our daughter (4 year old) before we are settled. May you kindly share how you navigated through that with your child the first time you moved. Did you move with your child from day one or did you have to subsequently fetch them? Also may you guys please considering us as your friends when we get there. 😂😂😂 Thank you for being such a generous content producer.

[@alefatola5288]

Will. Keep watching more videos, please pardon me if you've covered these topics already...

[@busi.global]

Thank you for the warm feedback Ayanda. My aim is to try show more of the life and things you can do in Canada with kids and as a family in general. There are a lot of activities but COVID has changed how we can be out in the world, things are starting to open up more so I'll be able to share more activities as we experience them. We moved with our kids, and it worked out well for us (my boys were 2 and 6 years old when we moved). If you haven't reached it yet, you'll find a two part video I shared on the channel talking about how we prepared our boys for the move and how they've been since we moved. I'll definitely be sharing more on our experiences in Canada which will hopefully help you make a more informed decision on your intended move. We look forward to one day welcoming you in Canada, you can consider yourselves with friends here already :)

[@alefatola5288]

Understood sis. Thank you once more. So far with all the videos you've shared, I am slowly getting ready. Keep well. 💖💖

[@luckygamer2474]

2:57 A company called Magna?? Not exactly sure what it does but I believe it transfers car parts or something. Its the Headquarters of Magna.

[@Puls151]

Eish, I missed you on SABC Expresso morning show. 💞

[@busi.global]

They’ve uploaded the interview on their KZbin channel, you can watch it on this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZnVlqF_fp6siZI 💙

[@innocentiazumo3110]

Oh wow, the interview was great, just watched it with my husband and for the 1st times in months he said he is interested to going to Canada. I think we will come on vacation 1st, before we take the big step.😀

[@busi.global]

@@innocentiazumo3110 thank you 💙 hopefully you’ll love it when you come and visit.

[@edithart5753]

What about salons?

[@thulimahlazitha9858]

Hi Busi, is covid vaccine compulsory to relocate to Canada? Pls do a video on what Canada offers for ppl with special needs. My son is deaf, I would love to know more abt that. Tx so much for this channel, keep them coming. I am in jhb

[@busi.global]

Hi Thuli, I’m glad you’re finding value in the channel 💙 I haven’t seen updates about vaccines being compulsory when it comes to relocation. I would think they’d keep people’s options open and accommodate those who aren’t vaccinated by having compulsory quarantine periods because not everyone who is eligible for the vaccine will be able to get it for different health risks potentially. Best place to keep checking for updates would be their website through canada.ca They have a lot of programs and facilities aimed at supporting children (and adults) with special needs. Check out this link to see what they have in the province of Ontario specifically for children: www.children.gov.on.ca/htdocs/english/specialneeds/index.aspx Canada is really inclusive and makes an effort to give extra support to those with special needs from what I’ve seen in the community I live in 💙 have a look at the info on the link, I think it will answer a lot of your questions. When Covid has settled a bit, I’ll see if I can show one of the facilities I’m aware of here in Oakville for people with special needs if I can record without compromising anyone’s privacy who uses the facility.

[@thulimahlazitha9858]

@@busi.global thank you so much B, I really appreciate. I will definitely check it out! U r making it hard to stay home in SA, kkk, your channel is very informative, God bless 🙌

[@chrissangany8106]

Hi Busi, I’m wondering as black South Africans , how are you and the family coping with the weather . From what I have heard, their winter is unbearable even for Canadians, but then again people are still living there .

[@busi.global]

Hi Chris, for the winter, you need proper winter clothes like snow suits, snow boots etc. If you wear the right stuff you won’t feel the cold much when you’re outside. Then indoors the houses have really good central heating systems. I’ll definitely make a video about winter clothes.

[@chrissangany8106]

@@busi.global thanks for clarifying

[@TCY-jn9nw]

It's bad. Don't come here.

[@Hannah_The_Elon_Jew]

7th Day

[@collinhenry9996]

When I was kid I use to live in Aurora back in the 1980s. Do me was wilderness and in those days was not hardly any black people so we really stand out but later on other black people from the city of Toronto move in and the town people who when there get to know you are ok.

[@joanswoboda6857]

Thank you… Walmart sh! Good!