Canada From Coast To Coast Vacation Travel Video Guide

[@dinihoiting2635]

Beautiful!, speaker is very clear and music is excellent! Canada is wonderful country to live in!! Love it to the core!

[@jamesm6862]

Canada is the greatest country in the world! it's more freer and richer than USA. you have way more freedom, rights, options and money in Canada than USA. They have every American thing as well as their own stuff. The people are very, very nice, sweet and cool. Canada has literally every greatest thing in the world! it's heaven!

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

Finally, a big thanks for the effort to show Canada to the world. and the music was special also, so also say thanks to the audio group. It had timbre befitting, which all too often is missing in recent miusic.

[@jorca2367]

A wonderful documentary of a great Country where I lived 50 years ago. I like all Expoza travel videos. Thanks.

[@kennsmith2424]

ramon where you live now

[@nirmalkumardey8256]

Rannabanna

[@nirmalkumardey8256]

Cauliflower

[@MushtaqAhmad-jg3bn]

Masha'Allah very nice country and good people God bless you all

[@gaylaaucoin9075]

I. Loved all that was. Shown would. Love to. Go. There too 💕

[@hdufort]

How old is that movie? The Chateau Frontenac great hall was completely renovated and now looks even better.

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

at 18:24: Toronto also has a slightly warmer climate than Montreal. Oddly enough, it is actually south of rome Italy, but it does not have the influence of the mediterranean, so it is not as warm as Rome. Generally, in Canada, distances are long and temperatures vary extremely widely both seasonally and day to night, not to also mention by region. Personally I have been outside in temtperatures vary ibg from -45C with a 60 MPGH added wind (outside of Montreal) to +37 (in Mississauga, which neighours Toronto, so keep a close eye on the weather with Environment Canada. Radios known to Americans as NOAA radios are sold in Canada and also are compatible as Environment Canada provides a comparable VHF weather service in the same radio band as its American counterpart, if you think you might be outside in a more rural region, or driving long dstances. I bought one a year or two back for about $25.00 CAD.plus usual taxes (about 15%). Also the terrain in Toronto is quite different. Montreal is on an artesian formation for about 35 miles around Mount royal, so, with that and the river on the north and south of the island, it is somewhat cramped for urban expansion, so much has been devellopped off-island. Toronto, by contrast, is built for the most part, on a huge muc bog (although unless you were to go digging you might not notice it). Metro Toronto''s land ares aois some 240 Square miles, not including the extensive suburban and regional growth for many miles outside. Typical of Canadian citied, urban transit is largely government regulated or owned and inexpensive and also extensive, so cars and taxis are not alwoay sht ebes way to get around.

[@ANGELICHUMANANGEL]

Awsome Video 😇 😎

[@jordan-eb9rc]

i love this video good music so good

[@thephoenix3155]

I want to go and explore this beautiful country! 😃😃😃😀👍👍👍👍 :-)

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

at 11:13... As you said, reserve with via well in advance! also if you want a meal you will need to have a forst class ticket for that to be available, or if your trip is overnight, it will be part of a sleeper ticket, as will, I expect, come later in the video.

[@muktadeerhossain4440]

অনেক ভালো লাগলো

[@mename9804]

Newfoundland joined Canada in March 1949, becoming Canada's tenth province. Newfound is Canada's most easterly province. Since then Canada has created, in the north, the territory of Inuvut. The Viking community, from around the year 990 is located at L'Anse Aux Meadows Newfoundland.

[@user949oc]

What time is the vancouver

[@lisaholmes1405]

I use to got Canada with my sister and to watch her family member perform at the casio I think it is called Winsor it is by water and it has a boat too. and go to see festble and go chrts driving just enjoying the sights as a teenager me and my sister children and her boyfriend and their baby girl at time was 1/. I went for my birthday I was turning 29 birthday Lemo ride out with the girls. 99

[@juviegrace]

i loved canada... 😍

[@randyhyndman9226]

Nice video; however what happened to the 3 Territories of the north and the two prairie provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Manitoba is not just Winnipeg either. I know this a advertisement for VIA RAIL. This also is how we in the North and the West think how the east sees us. If this region separated from Canada it would, the east be much poorer, 3/4 of the country would be gone. Lip service was given to three cities in the west, but three others were not even mentioned. O by the way Quebec, we have our own French areas here but they are dwarfed by Asians. Indian, Philippines, Chinese people’s have resided here since the 1860s with the earliest having come in 1780s. Also, in Montreal you showed Totem Poles giving them to the native Algonquin who have nothing to do with them, as they are from the coastal peoples of Pacific coast.

[@geneauger]

When leaving Toronto you are not traveling west you are traveling north to Sudbury.

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

at 13:36... the video memntions what is potherwise known as "the Quebec-Canada Problem". For many years this conflict caused a lot of loss to the Province of Quebec, from which IMHO, it has still never totally recovered economically. As with any conflict, not only are there always two sides ,but again the two sideness repeats at every sub and sub level and added aspecto of an original conflict - too often seemingly forgotten. If I were to go into the details, balanced for both sides, this would be a VERY long and detailed acconut! so I will stop on that one here!!

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

I had forgotten to add a comment on baggage and clothing. 1) baggage from Montreal to toronto has size restrictions, except for one train each way, each day, so chek your reservations accordingly. 2) clothing and weather: In March in Montreal it is still winter, so you will need winter clothing. In toronto it will likely be a bit less blustery, and then you get on the Canadian.Late the first night you will have a stop in Northern Ontario, so you will again want winter clothing if you get off the train during its stop, and don't stray too far, that stop is not that long! One of the towns this is done it is Hornepayne. It is a very small town and the main reason for the stop is changing of train staff and replenishing of water and other onboard amenities. As itg is notable farther north,m it could be quite cold and windy when you arrive, so be prepared with adequarte protection if going outside and watch the weather. As the trqain again departs, it's bedtime...

[@thephoenix3155]

Where is Ottawa?

[@frantisekjanosik5339]

good voice..

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

39:27 I wish I had a truck like that

[@katiekat1356]

The Carpathia didn't stop in Halifax, it went to New York. The Makay Bennett brought bodies from the Titanic to Halifax, and those who weren't identified or their families couldn't repatriate their loved ones remains were buried in Halifax. The Vikings landed in Newfoundland, not Nova Scotia.

[@gersonpereiradias3421]

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[@joshanderson7880]

I love this music

[@hellentanamachi279]

Love

[@thor2705]

I would not be so ppride of "vikings" as the meaning of the word is: Pirates. But yes it is over 1000 tears of history

[@dawn48able]

Canada starts in Newfoundland not Nova Scotia.

[@lindak7977]

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[@thephoenix3155]

True... But that isn't the mainland.

[@RampantArtist]

it is a TRAIN video!! Got a submarine train outta port aux basques now do ya?.... our NL gov tore up the railway lines.. then did nothing to maintain the highway. I travel thru NL to see family but I wouldn't recommend it unless you rent a car. It is too much damage on your own vehicle. Tragic really. Then there is the monstrous fees for the ferries... like what a bunch of morons in gov there! Make it really expensive to go there, hard to travel around. F sake.

[@glacialmobbs7657]

You were not on the Canadian Pacific line as described, you were on the parallel line to the north, Canadian National Railway

[@V2r4nik]

And Ottawa ???

[@hellentanamachi279]

Kiss pra todos inacabada.🍕🍕🍕🍕

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

1) From A Canadian in Canada... "VEE-ah" not "VY-ah" English canadians wil l know it by that parlance, let alone french speakers. (Personally I am English, Native, French a strong second, and spanish third." But also listen to Paul and the Langfocus Channel. He's got a video for just anbout every language ever spoken and a lot of added info in each! In public In the Greater Montreal area, and usually talkative enough, Even a person who has little command of english or French will realize that my English doesn't sound like the english on the streets of Montreal. so, at times to avoid real confusion, I have to explicitly mention that it IS Canadian - it just comes from a different part of Canada, about 20 miles West of toronto, the latter which you will surely see as the Montreal-Toronto Via tran rolls into Union Station, about 4 hours after leaving Montreal's Central station. 2) As, or "in dynamic and ongoing proportion" you passed through the Citadelle, where was Baptiste? did he "get your goat?" (Baptiste, the goat is or was the mascontg of the "van-doos" ie .> or the 22nd regment. Also for visitors to Quebec, they might try a ride on the "elevator" that runs from > (Upper town) to > or lower town via the clife that is very close to the Citadelle. But surprise! That elevator, consisting of two cars counrterbalancing each other up ans down the cliffside are very old. the day I rode them from the basse ville, they were very crowded -in fact a tad too much! the car slowly started its journey up, then slowed to a halt, and slowly came back down again. Fortunately this was slow enough that while a bit of a shock to some tourists, was not rough enough for anyone to get hurt. As the trip comtinues to Montreal about 240 miles up the St. Lawrence River, there is a lot more of the French ciulture there, but also a lot more: It is said >.But this has a double meaning! 1) "Montreal IS an island in the proivnce of Quebec" - geographically. Not a big concern, but... "Montreal is a LANGUAGE and CUTURAL islanfd in the province of Quebec!" - Quite a different and more important matter! First hand I would say you can find some 80 languages in a day on the streets of Montreal - the whole world's on our doorsteps! so makle the best of it and you can learn a world of stuff from it all!

[@ericparent7794]

A Canadian travel guide that skips Ottawa?? What the heck?

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Railway machen Sie sich langweilig Unterwegs...................................................

[@israelargentina]

I'd recommend adding the to the title :the name of the country- Canada!

[@joycebenton9368]

My relative live in Canada and like there very much. They believe Canada is much safe and in order society than America. Canada has very good benefits and harder to find jobs. However, many people there don’t mind jobs or not, because if ones not working almost get same pays as working by benefits. Not many super rich, but all enough to live ok life. Certainly high taxes, but lower than America before. Now, I believe America is lower than Canada. Canada mainly doesn’t have their own army, only very little. Somehow, they are safe too. I heard many Canadians love their own President Trudeau and highly talked about him. He looks very young, handsome with courtesy.

[@SilvanaDil]

1.) Nobody should be happy with hand-outs in lieu of a job. 2.) Somehow they're safe? They're safe thanks to the military of their one neighbor, the USA.

[@sherrimolnar3991]

@@SilvanaDil You both have no idea what Canada is about. Your interpretation of our Country is not accurate - especially regarding jobs, taxes, and the military. and btw, we don't have a President - we have a Prime Minister. Depends on where you are from in Canada whether you support him or not. Please educate yourself about our Country.

[@638ism]

naljepsa i najboljazemlja na svijetu canaa.

[@RampantArtist]

wow... ns and nb... just oh, nice scenery.... btw vikings settled in NL not ns. So blow past 1/4 of the nation to mention a hotel in QC?? Are british tourists this bad?

[@petertrochanowski3550]

The second largest country in the world is also bilingual. / Le deuxième plus grand pays du monde est également bilingue.

[@kjosey2417]

Not sure where they got the information for this however Halifax was founded in 1749 by English settlers, not by Scots in 177 something, NO Titanic survivors came to Halifax, only bodies of the dead, survivors went to NYC & vikings were in Newfoundland Labrador at L'Anse au Meadows...not Nova Scotia was within the 1st 7 min of film

[@goatamongsheep4296]

American charm in Quebec city? Obviously never been there.

[@timfoinc.6879]

French colony left this land untouched.

[@2koolaree]

The rail line is pronounced vee-a, not veye-a.

[@theblackhundreds7124]

The USA has nice geographical features

[@jessicaboatman8831]

Not as much as Canada naturally

[@КоляГордынский]

Фиксированная Фиксики

[@grandchildM]

can’t get past the cheesy music

[@hotroddaddy-et4xg]

this is garbage..

[@hellentanamachi279]

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