FIRST TIME SEEING CANADA! MIND-BLOWING PLACES IN CANADA | CANADA REACTION

[@Ithoughtthiswasamerica]

Very good reaction guys! Thanks for looking at my country 👍🏼

[@3rdWorldPeopleDiscover]

Awesome country!

[@BarnDoorProductions]

@ 8:40 you ask "Do they also walk with bears?" NO! Do not try to walk with bears. They will eat you. Also the geese will eat you, but that's a different story. 😄

[@carolynconrad162]

Also those particular wolves are part of a sanctuary in Golden.

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

The Canada Goose aka Cobra Chickens

[@GlennSPearce]

Great reaction. We Canadians are proud of our country and the beauty it has and I;m glad you got a peak at what we have to offer the world who come visit us.

[@nancy.dave.williams]

I’m just going to add we don’t walk with bears😂

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

Remember….. There are more lakes in Canada than the rest of the planet combined.

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

@@gcenturion4230 No this is true.

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

@@gcenturion4230 Over 60% are in Canada.

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

@@gcenturion4230 You just can’t accept it. You are jealous.

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

@@gcenturion4230 you just can’t handle being wrong

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

@@gcenturion4230 snopes is garbage

[@karlweir3198]

I'm proud to be a Canadian it's a beautiful country

[@kaydod3190]

Relax

[@skarlottt]

Amen

[@freerehab2848]

I feel compelled to mention these things are thousands or at least hundreds of miles apart.

[@P-Switch5482]

Lmfao I was thinking the same thing. I'm from PEI, so if I were to haul my sorry ass to BC, that's like what, 5,000kms? I've only ever been so far as Toronto, so there's A LOT I haven't seen.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

They are Brazilians. They understand long distance in countries

[@Migmaw]

Canada has the longest coastline in the world, it has more lakes and rivers than the rest of the world combined, it has %20 of the Worlds fresh water The souvenir shop at the end of Cabot Trail in Cape Breton was my family's homestead, my mother was born in that house. That's where my people are from Cape Breton Nova Scotia, I have a son in Newfoundland, I live in Ontario and I have family in every province but Manitoba.

[@markjohnson4217]

As a Canadian well travelled and familiar with most of it, ( it is a massive land mass from coast to coast) What makes this country special is the fact that there is so much natural land that is still sparsely populated once you are North of the major cities. Most densely populated cities are in the Southern regions or near the coasts. I grew up in the pairies in a small city in Saskatchewan and moved to Ontario when I was still young and also lived in British Columbia for several years. The prairie provinces, (Sask, Alberta, Manitoba) each have about two or three major cosmopolitan cities, which are mainly surrounded by rural farming communities, but more than half of the land that stretches North, once you are out of the flatland of the plains, is essentially fresh water lakes and forests of pine, birch, maple, dotted with small towns which get fewer and fewer as you travel North. I invite you to take a closer look at the map and consider how much of the country including the Northwest Territories is still not heavily populated and where nature is still quite raw. The mountainous areas near the coast take up a considersble mass as well and are not generally hospitable nor the heights easily accessible, snd even in the interior of B.C, where the climate is mild and the rolling pine covered hills and sprawling orchards are stunning, the most densely populated city is Kelowna, about 200,000 only. I must also mention the importance of the First Nations in Canada which was sadly overlooked in the documentary. The prescence of the Indigenous people is very strong, particularly in the North and in the Western provinces. THIS is what is most significant about Canada. The land claims issues, the amount of territory that still rightfully belongs to the indigenous where no treaties were ever signed, is shocking. What is developing now is a long overdue growth and empowerment of many First Nations tribes and bands all over the country. Much to the embarrassment of the Commonwealth and the European Colonialism which swept across the prairies and displaced millions and separated children from families, forced into residential schools and left most of the people isolated within remote reservations. With a resurgence of First Nations we are also seeing a stronger push to conserve these natural habitats. The importance of the Wetlands, the Pine forests and the fresh water lakes cannot be overstated, and tragically we are also seeing an escalation of their destruction due to pipeline development and industrial chemical plants pushing further and further into these areas that are not protected. The larger cities, like Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Vancouver are also seeing a shocking spike in corporate realtors and industrial developers who are forcing more and more people into smaller urban areas. Condos and highrises have literally swallowed up most of the downtown areas and triggered unbearable costs and unsurmountable problems with masses and masses of commuting traffic. And this is a country that has the most landmass in the world other than Russia!! This natural land and its first people are still Canada's greatest treasures. I hope we can keep them.

[@myowndrum286]

I'm sure other Canadians noticed how this lady pronounced Canada. It's almost exactly how it was originally spoken. Just like the Canadian History Short where the European men are asking the First Nation Chief what this land is called. He replies Kanata. The Europeans misunderstood what the word meant but the name stuck. I'm glad it did. Cheers from The Rockies of Alberta.

[@pbasswil]

The vid they're watching is like a bunch of animated post cards. Canada _does_ have fantastic landscapes. But you could string together the most beautiful views in almost _any_ country and get Oohs & Aws. The UK, for instance, doesn't have anything like our dramatic, jagged Rocky Mountains; but I've seen the most _awesome_ landscapes from there.

[@marklittle8805]

A find a drive through Haliburton and Muskoka on a fall day when the Leaves are turning is as beautiful as any mountain view

[@prunesquallor3444]

Good luck on making your channel popular. I grew in in Calgary Alberta, which is about an hours drive from Banff. As a teenager, my girlfriend worked in the iconic Banff Springs Hotel. I spent many weekends in Banff hiking around and climbing a few mountains. Great place to grow up.

[@aboycalledvenus]

This is a great video reaction. To my country. Yes! ...In my heart of hearts, I too agree that I live in one of the most majestic countries in the world. I am Canadian, right through to my soul. Very proud of my heritage. Thanks.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

I am glad you enjoyed what you saw of our country. Us Canadians DO truly love it. I am not sure where you got the idea that it rains all the time. There are certain times of the year when it rains more than others (such as in the autumn or winter in certain places ie. Toronto & Vancouver.) Even in these places & at these times of the year, you will find many nice days. Even when the weather is NOT so nice, you will find it does NOT stop Canadians from going out & doing things. We enjoy our country at every time of the year, with different sports activities & festivals & just enjoying the nature in various ways, from hiking to boating to skiing etc. Maybe one day we will have the pleasure of a visit from you & you will be truly welcome. All the best, with love from Canada.

[@Erislon]

To be fair. It rains an awful lot in Vancouver. Which would be because it is a temperate rain forest.

[@canadianmike626]

Thank you for learning about my beautiful country. We are the second largest country in the world, so you can find nearly every environment you can imagine. We as a nation also love our outdoors and wild lands. We spend nearly all of our recreational time adventuring in our parks and country sides. Thank you once again.

[@KP-wt8qr]

If only all those talks of Turks and Caicos joining Canada became reality, a tropical part would be interesting.

[@joeysabad4307]

I'm a Canadian who has lolived in every province in canada from coast to coast ... And there are still thousands if places i still want to experience/explore ❤🍁❤... I love that you love my country ❤️

[@MrDiveDave]

As a Canadian I can tell you that its just as beautiful as it was the first time you seen it for your whole life. Come move to Canada, it would be great to have you.... Great reaction. And by the way its not cold all year here only really cold for a couple of months. Or real winter is December to beginning of March. I live in Halliburton Highlands in Ontario and it get up to 40 degrees Celsius on the hottest days and will hover around the 30 degree mark for most of the summer months. And spring summer is April to End of September. We have more warm weather than cold. Along with humidity it can very very warm here.

[@jansilverthorn777]

One of our best kept secrets, Piscu Falls, Northern Manitoba. I’ve seen Niagra Falls, it’s just a massive amount of dirty water. To me, Piscu Falls is the most beautiful place on earth. 🇨🇦

[@Gwennedd]

I agree...Canada is full of beautiful and spectacular waterfalls. Niagara just happens to be one of the largest ...and most exploited for tourism.

[@davestark2015]

Greetings from British Columbia Canada. I feel very fortunate that I get to live here. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@ChristoPavic-ql5it]

Love this country. Around every corner you find beauty. ❤

[@sherrolromeo6705]

Greetings from Toronto, thank you for this great reaction to our country!!!

[@lindaboutilier238]

I have been lucky enough to have lived in four of our provinces, I never tire of the beauty of all of them,

[@joancurrie6748]

I don't know where they got the name 'Hill House', it's Casa Loma to us.

[@brentwoodbay]

LOL 'Casa Loma' is 'Hill House' in Spanish!

[@karlweir3198]

We have lots of waterfalls, people are always going to waterfalls ❤

[@funkyalfonso]

I've seen reaction vids before but your reactions are the most awesome. Greetings from Vancouver Island.

[@Mrkaycee7]

Cape Breton Island, and in particular, the Cabot Trail remains the most beautiful experience I enjoyed with my new wife 30 years ago. It was absolutely breathtaking as we drove on a picture perfect day. I was never so proud to be Canadian, that and the Golden Goal of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games..Men’s Hockey.

[@katiesmashes878]

Thank you. Love from Canada.

[@rudolfbrowne8754]

Unfortunately I've never visited Canada. It looks like a stunningly beautiful country. From Scotland.

[@skarlottt]

Come on over. I am in Nova Scotia. New Scotland in Gaelic

[@skarlottt]

Remember that the east coast of Canada fits perfectly like a puzzle, with Scotland and Ireland

[@dorisbetts3012]

You would love and feel at home on our eaqst coast in the province of Nova Scotia, with lots of Scottish heritage...especially on Cape Breton Island. Gaelic is still spoken and there is a Gaelic College there. Cape Breton is well known for its Celtic music!

[@hollyhill2045]

I have visited Scotland, and it is also gorgeous. From British Columbia, Canada

[@rudolfbrowne8754]

@hollyhill2045 yes Scotland is beautiful especially the highlands up north.

[@rik6696]

If you do ever come to Canada remember that we are very friendly and very welcoming. If you ever get lost or need help you can literally just ask and someone will be glad to help. Even in Toronto where we may seem to be a bit more aggressive or busy we just act that way because the city is a little more fast paced. Toronto is the most multi-cultured city in the world so if you don't speak English people would be understanding and would do their best. If you ever come hear check in with your Embassy in our city and they will point out area's where people from your own country have settled. It's been my experience that in Toronto you will always find somewhere that reminds you of home.

[@DouglasDruigA]

Thank You for your reaction to Canada, yes it is a beautiful country that I call home, it is also a large country so if you wanted to see the most in a short period of time, do the train across Canada, and you will experience a lot for the dollar. it is not too expensive and you can live on the train the whole way. I have done it three 3 times so far and will do it again, so much to see. Have a Great Day

[@karlweir3198]

Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia Canada is so beautiful we used to live there, so many places to see ❤

[@Migmaw]

Hey beautiful people if you live in the 3rd world I want you to know your character and appreciation of culture and Canada is 1st rate and if any of my Canadian siblings are appreciating this video please share it with a Canadian who thinks our country is trash because we are spoiled in so many ways. Stay Blessed 👊🏼

[@TOMMACMILLAN-fw6oh]

You DO NOT walk with bears ......... run with bears perhaps ,,,, but just for a few seconds ..... you can guess how that ends !!!

[@teresawinstone2385]

They didnt mention Vancouver Island, which has so many beautiful places to visit and explore here ☺️

[@islandseeker1260]

Shhh, those of us that live here want it to be kept secret... the population on the islands is already getting too high.

[@teresawinstone2385]

@islandseeker1260 true true

[@stephenp.6395]

They left out a lot of places ... Banf, Montreal, Nunavut.

[@lindsayambler9706]

I'm glad You enjoyed the quick look..I live in BC..summers are 95 to 102 normally..lol

[@Ruth-n3n]

Thank you for taking the time to learn about my Nation and its Peoples and Places. Please continue your " Journey" and see what many wonders await

[@patrick1muldoon]

Great reaction. The video they watched should have also mentioned how big Canada is and how far apart it is between the east and west coast. The straight-line distance from Vancouver to St. Johns is 5,100 km, the shortest distance by road (& ferry) is 7,700 km. That is over 3 full days of travel by car.

[@rossmacintosh5652]

It made me laugh when the narrator called Ottawa's Rideau River as "Canada's oldest river".

[@lauram4168]

I live in Canada of 15 years but I didn't get to visit sooo many places in Canada because everything is so far apart, and I really dream of visit especially Alberta but also Vancouver also more of the East Coast, Canada is the most beautiful country in the world 😊 Also people can't understand that Canada has 4 seasons it's not only winter, especially in Toronto is sooo hot and humid in the summer

[@janlefave3048]

It even gets hot and humid in Northern Ontario, where I'm from. We do plenty of beach days. 😊

[@GrannysWanderingSpirit]

I saw you shaking your heads at the Capilano Suspension Bridge, and I agree 100%. Getting across and back was a terror day for a 6 year old. lol. Please do not think you can do this all in one trip. Canada is over 5000 km wide. You want to visit ONE of those areas per week of trip, IMHO

[@OutThere5]

Thank you for the awesome reaction! from St. John’s Newfoundland, Canada! 🇨🇦

[@austinmiller5306]

I love your wide-eyed amazement in what is the best all 'round, balanced country on the planet. I live in Toronto and have been so incredibly fortunate to have visited all 10 provinces and 3 territories. I also have pretty good perspective/context by having visited 50-60 countries in my position with an international luxury hotel company. I love it, the people, embrace the diversity and even each one of the Four Seasons weather. Are there issues? Of course! So many of my compatriots with will mention their mostly inane, sometimes bigoted gripes. These people do not represent typical Canuck. Let me address a question that you had, NO we don't walk with wolves or bears . . . EVER EVER EVER! LOL, I have no idea what that was all about.

[@DrFiero]

IF you were ever to come here, just remember that it's a 6000 km drive from Stanley Park to Cape Breton (I think those were the two furthest apart places shown!). At least a week each way. It's a VERY large country here! :D

[@rogeriopenna9014]

They are Brazilians. They know what a large country is. The northernmost point if Brazil is closer to ALL countries in the Americas, including Canada, than to the southernmost point of Brazil

[@MegaKittykat05]

That’s a typical misconception that Canada is always cold and rainy. We have 4 seasons which includes the summer and depending on where in Canada, it can get very hot. The further North you travel in Canada (and I mean Northern Canada), the temperatures are definitely colder. In retrospect, most of Canada does experience snow and cold temperatures during the winter months, but once again, that varies from Province to Province. We have a very diverse country with beautiful and amazing landscapes from one end of the country to the other end. I would encourage everyone to visit Canada and enjoy all that we have to offer (btw, obviously I am a bit bias, being a proud Canadian)🇨🇦❤️

[@mary-loulemieux8282]

I'm so thrilled you love the country I am so proud to call home. Loved your reaction. Canada is the secondest largest country in the world with a population of only 39 million people,so there is a lot of room to move around. Where are you guys from. Your a lovely couple. I hope you do well on your channel I just subscribed . Love from Canada xxoo

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

Toronto has so many valleys and ravines within the city the train bridge is about a half mile from where I grew up all those valleys are parks with walking and bike paths that go all way to to downtown

[@rickncam3]

Love to see your reactions to other Canadian aspects such as KZbin's list of Heritage Minutes. Excellent productions and very informative of many aspects of Canadian cultures and history. After watching your reactions to the mind-blowing places in Canada, I highly recommend the Heritage Minutes for their quality, information, and overall viewing enjoyment. They are fun to watch. Enjoy.

[@Migmaw]

Lake Louise is Gorgeous and that is the body of water in the first destination.

[@nkz6949]

Yes, the northern lights are awesome!! We also have amazing lightning and thunderstorms that are really something to experience. There are many cities that are great to live in. Calgary is equal to Vancouver, as are many others.

[@lilfox1967]

I love your reaction to my country. Canada has so much to offer. And the people are friendly. But im a little biased. 🇨🇦❤️

[@islandseeker1260]

If I ever pronounced "Toronto" like the narrator did in this video I'd be in big doo-doo with my fellow Canadians!

[@labtech390]

Totally missed the prairie provinces with cowboys and ranchers and the stampede. Canada is not just Ont Quebec and bc. What about the north

[@444dkm]

To be fair, Banff is in Alberta.

[@Superman679]

Also, as nice as they are to visit or live in, well except Toronto. I would never live there again, unless they paid me a million per week, but I digress. My point is that as nice as they are to visit, there are so, so, so, many other cities and nice places to visit in Ontario and Québec other than Toronto, Ottawa and Québec city

[@stephenpublicover8818]

Hey my friends, I live in Fletchers Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada, East coast of Canada, We have Great Sea Food here!! Great video!!

[@karlweir3198]

Love living in Nova Scotia Canada it's beautiful here ❤

[@dorisbetts3012]

That it is, but getting quite busy in recent times!

[@Rawd123]

Great video! Remember, these places in this video are very far apart. No, we don't walk with wolves or bears! (That part of the video was deceiving). I hope you can come and enjoy Canada some day!

[@aq_cbg_spartan2184]

Great video 🎉

[@martyflannigan5052]

winter can be very cold and snowy but between april and november depends where you are the weather can be amazing. it often reaches 30C in the summer june, july and August.

[@litebrite8993]

It's so easy to take for granted what we have every day, thank you for reminding me how lucky we are to live here. Great video! You should think about doing reaction videos to other countries and places :) What country are you from?

[@alisoncircus]

If you ever do get a chance to visit, plan on ONE of these things. Even the few that are relatively close together (Ottawa, Quebec City, Toronto) aren't actually close together. Toronto to Quebec city is an hour further than London to Glasgow, for example, while Toronto to Ottawa is like from Berlin to Prague. And Vancouver to St Johns is 8 hours by PLANE, if on a direct flight - which is unlikely, most flights you'll have to change in Toronto or Montreal. We have 5 and a half /time /zones. That's literally more than 1/3 the circumference of the planet, albeit far enough north that it's "only" 7, 821 km, and we have essentially the same square kilometers as Europe. All of Europe. The two closest-to-each other things on the list are Banff and Jasper and lots of people do "both" but the maximum I would recommend is one of them plus the Ice Fields Parkway. If you do both of them, unless you've got two weeks you're definitely skimping one or both.

[@sueshow401]

Forgot to cover the Rideau Canal for the skaters in winter and other winter sports. The beautiful autumn time was also forgotten, OH well ,very breath-taking pictures throughout the provinces. I think the Territories (Yukon, Northwest) as well as Nunavut were also forgotten.

[@hellloca4462]

I'm from Montreal in the province of Quebec and I love it here! I went across Canada and I love my country! It was funny and great to watch your reaction guys! Take care and thanks for the video!

[@mohamoudfarah5907]

Welcome to Canada

[@DouglasDruigA]

Canada the only Country in the world that has never lost a WAR, and the USA lost twice against us. That is why we love the USA they do not hold a Grudge. and we all love each other. North America has a lot to offer, both countries. and we welcome ALL. That last statement was just me. I'm sure most Canadians think the same. I hope.

[@BerniceTaylor-q7s]

I totally agree USA is a great neighbor. Most Canadians including myself have close relatives living there Love, the American people. Canada is a country that is diverse and all people are welcome.

[@stephenp.6395]

This was written before Trump opened his mouth.

[@rcguy1087]

Always a joy to see what people think of this great and massive country. Most of the places listed i have yet to visit myself but hope to one day. Might i suggest viewing the Canadian heritage minutes. 60 second micro historical dramatizations. They are iconic in Canadian popular culture and tell our history the good and the bad and uncomfortable

[@Migmaw]

I'm spoiled I live 30 minutes from Niagara Falls and visit often, oddly enough I lived there for 5 years and didn't visit Clifton Hill or the Falls 😂

[@davidbeckner8333]

What about the rest of Canada? Skipped most of Alberta, all of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, Nunavut...

[@ronnaveau4801]

You take via rail Canada from Vancouver too Toronto enjoy the scenery, even the meals are good,,just don't visit in winter summer is best,,minus,the mosquitoes 😂, or you can travel across Canada from Toronto too newfoundland for some views of Atlantic Canada,,people are very friendly,,forgot too mention the CNE,,day,,,in Toronto,, Canadian,national, exhibition every summer rides the food thousands go there each summer

[@prevosfr]

You want to sleep with wolves, Timmins, Ontario, can give you that experience at Cedar Meadows Resort and Spa.

[@RobertWatt-qx2cz]

New subscriber here, hi from Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦,, hope you enjoy our home, and welcome ❤😊.

[@robdedrick2052]

They didn't even show Victoria and Vancouver Island

[@rogeriopenna9014]

You guys are Brazilians right? I think i saw some of your old Nightwish reaction videos

[@xAnAngelOfDeathx]

Liked and subbed! What country are you from if you don't mind me asking? Cheers!

[@karlweir3198]

They should've had Peggy's cove in Nova Scotia Canada not just Cape Breton Island

[@relaxingnature2617]

the Bears walk with you ..after they put you in their belly

[@vorca8442]

Where are you guys from?

[@relaxingnature2617]

western Canada is the best

[@Fonpol68]

The water is that colour due to some science sh*t I don't know 😂 also I live in Niagara falls

[@ReneGate63]

Where are these people from?

[@northlander4370]

Canada is not another state ....research , research , research , put the U S out of your mind

[@tyrellalexander-f1i]

The video confused the Rideau River with the Rideau Canal .lol

[@user-xw9ci7vg3x]

I've seen this video in several reactions. I find it to be mundane. There are a lot better ones out there that portray a more diverse view of or country

[@rickncam3]

We walk with both wolves and bears in Canada. That is how we control our population growth. Just kidding...

[@sadee1287]

Nice reaction to my country! Since it seems you are new, can you tell us a bit about yourselves? Where are you from? I cannot place your language. Is it Portuguese? Looking forward to your future videos. 🙂

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

Sounds Portuguese to me. Wouldn't call Portugal third world though

[@karenpower1643]

@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 Portuguese isn't only spoken in Portugal

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

@@karenpower1643 No it isn't, also spoken in Brazil and Africa and Asia I believe

[@karenpower1643]

@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 That's what I said. It "isn't" only spoken in Portugal.

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

@@karenpower1643 And I never said it was

[@alexcampbell8272]

Is it wrong that I think maybe you're from Kazakhstan based on the noises I remember from Borat?

[@tylerconnelly535]

Lmao....who made this list???

[@3rdWorldPeopleDiscover]

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[@Fonpol68]

Wolves are likely half Malamute, a large Alaskan breed if you see them with people. Vancouver...you cann be on the mainland and 20 minutes be kayaking

[@northlander4370]

hill house NO , Casa Loma YES.

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

They show a black bear, not a grizzly.

[@mohamoudfarah5907]

Please if you guys wanna come I'm from Canada I live in British Columbia Vancouver island Canada is way more beautiful than this

[@stefane1915]

the difference beetween Canada and USA: Canada got Québec. Québec is the soul of Canada

[@fredmorrison9865]

That guy is the worstest actor I’ve ever witnessed.

[@stephenp.6395]

And you're the "worstest" commenter !

[@crystalview5811]

Yup, we love our country!

[@CarlMiller-ql2wz]

I'm confused what 3rd world are u from

[@kontiuka]

I think Brazil. They're speaking Portuguese.

[@gregmchale5011]

what country are you from? nice to see your videos... Canada is a large place... what 3rd world nation are you?

[@kontiuka]

I think Brazil. They're speaking Portuguese.

[@bonniewenker6248]

kes us a little defensive

[@Varakai-x1d]

What do you mean by third world citizens ?

[@chrissyclifton6324]

Hello, I cannot recognize your language. Can I ask what language you are speaking. I am from Canada 🇨🇦

[@chrissyclifton6324]

It sounds like italian maybe

[@Carrie-so3ro]

I believe the language is Portuguese. (From their appearance, I would think that they are from Portugal instead of Brazil. I could be wrong though. Maybe they will say.)

[@OldschoolCatReviewsReactions]

Me too, I think they are mainland portugal.

[@Erislon]

@@Carrie-so3ro The name 3rd World People Discover? Is portugul the 3rd world? for that matter is brazil?

[@CodyB696]

We’re about to be a third world country too with Trudeau.

[@canuck5614]

Speak English.

[@alpearson9158]

grow up fool

[@SPierre-dm4wo]

That's the Canadian spirit we know and love, lol

[@stephenp.6395]

Telling non Canadians to speak English and YOU can't even speak your countries 2 official languages!

[@philpaine3068]

Fico muito feliz que esteja a gostar das fotos do meu país. Sim, há milhares de coisas bonitas para ver no Canadá. Somos abençoados com a natureza. O Canadá tem uma longa ligação histórica com Portugal. Entre os primeiros exploradores do nosso país estiveram João Fernandes Lavrador (uma parte do nosso país é chamada “Labrador” em sua homenagem), Gaspar Corte-Real, João Álvares Fagundes e Estêvão Gomes. Os pescadores portugueses vieram todos os anos para a parte oriental do nosso país durante muitos séculos, e nesta zona encontrará nomes portugueses e bascos. Quando foi fundado o primeiro assentamento francês no Canadá, no ano de 1608, um dos seus líderes era Mathieu da Costa, de ascendência africana e portuguesa. Hoje, quase meio milhão de canadianos têm a sua ascendência em Portugal, sendo muitos deles originários dos Açores. Mais recentemente, têm chegado imigrantes do Brasil.