#edmonton

[@daveglor6021]

Love your story of coming to Edmonton. Very interesting the difference in recreational activities. By the way, did you see the Oiler game last night.... 😜

[@DashaMatusevich]

Haha, I have been to Oilers a lot, but still haven't become a fan. I think in Alberta kids are born with the passion to sports :) Thank you for your comment!

[@dibo87]

Dasha, all that sounds GREAT! Excited to see new Videos. Please explain what do you mean when say "review your business"? What kind of businesses you are looking for? Some that can be easily started after the relocation to Canada?

[@DashaMatusevich]

Thank you Dmitry for your support! My goal here is to talk to different people who have started their business after moving to Canada. Every story is unique. It is inspiring and I want to help them to promote local business as well as to share their story. What do you think?

[@danlinus1871]

@@DashaMatusevich Ohh, I should have read your comment first. I just wrote something similar to the other person above. But, great job, keep up these kinds of videos. I am sure that a lot of people will wind it useful. You should cover local bakeries from your area. Out here in Dallas Texas, we have a lot of successful eastern European shops.

[@danlinus1871]

I think she tries to get in touch with local businesses to have the community hear their stories. I seen KZbinr's interview local business owners. It will help others to see how new comers, adapt in new environments. Dmitry, are you in Canada or the US?

[@Katerina11788]

Congrats, Dasha. The quality is very good (both video and audio), but the music in the background is a bit distracting. I love you attitude and excitement. Good vibes :)

[@DashaMatusevich]

Thank you for your feedback!!! Can you please check if I have issues with the sound with other videos too :)

[@daveglor6021]

Grammar Grannie says “adapt to Albertan culture” not “adopt to ....”.

[@DashaMatusevich]

Thank you for pointing that out :)