How To Survive in Canada Winter | Winter Shopping Tips and Tricks | Canada Couple Vlogs

As we are surviving in our first Canadian winter we thought of sharing all the tips and tricks that will be helpful for a new immigrant. This video is all about tips and tricks on how to survive in Canadian weather as a new immigrant. We would be sharing tips about what type of winter jackets, winter parka, clothes and shoes you should be wearing to survive the Canada winter. Watch the video till the end if you are looking for information on "How to survive in Canada winter", "Surviving in Canada Winter", "Canada winter tips and tricks" or "Canada winter shopping"
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Tips and tricks to survive in Canada winter
Winter shopping in Canada
Cheap winter shopping in Canada
Winter shoes and boots for snow
How to survive in the snow
Best down jacket and parka
Should you buy Canada Goose down Jacket
How to survive winter in Canada
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[@CanadaCouple]

Huge discount on Winter jackets 👉eddiebauerca.ydij.net/QO4exo

[@nissybetu1261]

Why would some people even dislike this video when This warm hearted couple have gone out of their way and put in so much effort to help others.

[@sheteg1]

Because there is miserable people in this world that are negative. We need to ignore these humans.

[@katysummer9418]

Be aware that they don't mention who their RCIC is on their website. By law this people are not allowed to give any immigration advice at all. Only Registered Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) and Lawyers are authorized to give immigration advice.

[@chriss1686]

As a Canadian, it always makes me really happy to see immigrants adopting their new home with such eagerness. Like how Hockey Night in Canada has a punjabi broadcast. I think that's pretty wicked that so many punjabi-speaking Indians are so into hockey that there's demand for play-by-play in that language. Obviously I advocate learning English and/or French (which is generally never a problem with Indians given how widely spoken it is), but a lightning-fast sport like hockey is hard to follow in a second language. Also, very good review, quite detailed and accurate. Also lol'ed with how blunt you were: "yeah....don't bring your 'warm' jackets from home, they just aren't cutting it in Canadian winters." haha. Lovely couple.

[@bjorne6259]

👍

[@aakanshamajumdar3068]

Hey! You're comment is amazing! Just saying. I've applied for undergraduate programs in university of Saskatchewan and Alberta. Got an offer letter from Saskatchewan too! And honestly I am terrified coming to Canada cuz I belong to a tropical country? And have never experienced snow? And I am going to enter in december! Ughh I am ranting sorry. But yeah like you said most people here in India speak English cuz that's like an official language but as of French not many people do. Cuz it's not taught that much. And PS I am super scared I might freeze after getting out of the flight! Again just sayin

[@aUCLZlstrBh5upnFr7OmhNHag]

@@aakanshamajumdar3068 Haha you're in for a surprise once you step off that plane in December, it's going to be blistering cold.

[@aakanshamajumdar3068]

@@aUCLZlstrBh5upnFr7OmhNHag I registered for classes in university of Saskatchewan and my move in day is 2nd Jan... I hope I'll find warm enough clothes in India. I definitely don't want to freeze in the airport

[@toxicwhitestraightmalebigo6091]

Fantastic, just skip the French.

[@luxuriantTV]

I’m not sure what I’m watching this when I know everything about Canada since I was born here

[@CanadaCouple]

Our videos are so addictive 😎😎

[@IITTPPEEDD]

Ha ha ha ha ha

[@kajaldhamne1]

LuxuriantTv I have always wondered what are the thoughts of the locals living in Canada about the life there, especially in terms of expenditure. When we travel from a country with lower currency conversion rate to a higher valued currency, we are bound to find it expensive. Since you are born in Canada and live there, how would you describe the everyday expenses from a Canadian born individuals perspective? It would be great to hear from you! @CanadaCouple great video once again! Thanks!!

[@jillm0871]

Me too! I find it interesting though to watch someone who is new here to see their perspective. 🙂

[@jillm0871]

@@kajaldhamne1 I teach international students (mostly from India) so I am aware of how expensive everything seems to people who are new here. The difference in Canada is that we also make more money so while everything costs more money than India, in genrral, Canadians make more money. It is all relative.

[@siddharthpatel9570]

Talikng about mask in 2019 how ironic 😅😅

[@Oaxiyu]

My husband & i always dreamed of living in Canada & back in Sri Lanka we used to watch your channel & needless to say how useful they were. Now we’re in Canada, & getting ready for our 1st winter, here we are, watching you. Thank you for these very useful videos ❤

[@aishaish531]

I'm sri lankan too! My first winter here. Finding it really hard. Didn't even go out yet! Social media is so amazing! If you're looking to connect pls reach out

[@amitb1072]

Biggest tip is cloth layering. You should always wear multiple layers of cloths. Thermal wear is good but just make sure you have 3-4 layers under your jacket and 1-2 layers under pants.

[@booly5]

you two are awesome welcome to Canada I was born and raised here mother nature cares not what you look like

[@truptisavant8886]

Nice collection. I’m surprised that you guys haven’t bought thermal wears. They are available in Walmart for about USD15 and turned out very useful during NY winters. They must be available in Canada as well.

[@madhurgwa]

I know and can sense the amount of effort involved in finding out the information and especially the why part; why you need to buy down jacket or timberland etc. I have tried to find out this kind of information myself by doing the research on internet but couldn't find anything as much convincing as the info provided in video. Thanks for the efforts, :thumb

[@CanadaCouple]

Thanks dear, glad that you found it interesting 🙏

[@SuperStrik9]

I'm from Canada and for me it isn't the snow it's the wind chill that's the worst. Staying indoors as much as possible is key in winter lol.

[@mohitbaghat189]

From where i can buy merino wool thermal wear in toronto ??

[@vault911]

Work doesn't care even if you are dead, lol

[@jillm0871]

@@mohitbaghat189 Costco

[@sarthakmalhotra7912]

4:45 aah yes, they didn't know that at the time. Good days.

[@wendylynn7605]

Thank you for this information. Canadian winter gear really is different from U.S. winter gear. For example, the lining in the knit caps - I'd never heard of that before. I grew up in Massachusetts, and even there I never wore stuff like this.

[@durwingeorge9425]

Awesome video!. What made me laugh is when you said "Alexa Shut up"

[@CanadaCouple]

😊

[@ishwarsinghsisodiya7300]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sebtimos]

it’s important to note that just because a down jacket has higher fill power down in it, that doesn’t automatically make it warmer. It just means it will provide more warmth for the same weight of down. For example, a 650 fill power jacket with 400g of down in it will keep you warmer than a 750 fill power jacket with only 200g of down in it. But, if both jackets have 200g of down in them, the 750 fill power jacket will be warmer.

[@5bxrazzer662]

life hack= take some aluminium and stick it to ur gloves using feviquick and u will be able to use your phone while woring gloves

[@FaisalAhmedRiel]

Won't it damage the leather?

[@krithyp5310]

One of the most informative videos on Winter wear and survival that I have seen so far. You guys have done an excellent job!! 👌🏼👏🏼

[@CanadaCouple]

Thank you.. happy to help!

[@danhubert4074]

Those were not hats, or caps ... those knitted pointy things are called tuques (pronounced toooooks). Some are made with fluffy and fun 'poms-poms' on the point. Sometimes the person who knits the tuque attaches the pom-pom not directly on the point but lets it hang down on a 20 cm twisted pair of yarn fibers. Then, when you quickly turn your head the pom-pom swings as well. It is all designed to have a little bit of fun during a cold winter day.

[@danhubert4074]

And some tuques have a rim... like folded up material over your forehead and around the back of your neck ... for extra insulation against the cold. But then it becomes more interesting. With some tuques, when it is really cold and windy (think about windchill), you simply unfold the rim and pull it down over your face to protect your skin.

[@danhubert4074]

When you 'unfold' the rim of the tuque down onto your face, that feature would only include 'eye holes' so you can see where you are going. It is a rare tuque that would allow holes for your nose. That nose hole feature is akin to a terrorist balaclava, or a USA military thing. In Canada, we protect not only your head, not only the back of your neck, but also your entire face and your precious nose. The tuque is a marvelous design. And to our hosts, this was a marvelous video. We Canadians now appreciate what you are going through. Thanks.

[@CanadaCouple]

Wow thanks for all this great information 🙏

[@duanebuhler6240]

I love toques 🇨🇦

[@MrKeithtoad]

OMG...as a Euro-Canadian born here in 1954, I found this video so refreshingly brilliant and humorous! Thank you! After all of these years, transitioning to Winter sort of comes naturally but still I have to sit back and think : OK, what do I need to buy or to find in the closet?

[@MrKeithtoad]

Oh, one thing. You didn't mention Long Johns or some other way to protect your lower regions and legs...

[@mohammedhameeduddin4591]

You couples always making videos which is relevant to Canada living conditions as compared to others you tube channel. In addition, ur channel is worthwhile for those who is arriving to Canada either study purpose or immigration. excellent work done by both of you. Good keep it up. None of them acknowledge that much information honestly.

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@CanadaCouple]

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[@kiranjotkaur1818]

Excellent video... thanks alot

[@simmuhayer968]

Great video thanks 😊

[@PriyankaSingh-od3uj]

Inspired by ur video ... Want to know about teachers job in canada... I have done master in maths and done b.ed from India and have 5 years of experience in d same field... can it be possible to work in d same field in Canada or they give priorities to d people living there.. One thing I wanna tell u that me n my husband are going through immigration process...

[@wiilshidan6404]

which city are you at?

[@khushi1991able]

Hey, I really like your informational videos. I have few questions to ask. Can you please share any email id where I can mail it ? Thank you

[@sweetysingh8574]

Helpful. But more than that the guy is so funny. 😂😂 I loved his sense of humour

[@pg20024]

Came across this video again and Harmeet's idea about wearing a face mask to protect the face from wind chills, is not so weird now 😂

[@fatemaa8983]

Very helpful video!! Planning for university in Canada and these shopping tips were exactly what I needed!

[@ambreenali6069]

You guys are doing great job. Your videos are so detailed and covering all essential information God bless you

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@bkaur5862]

Proud of you my dear canada couple Great work done by both of you

[@davidcheater4188]

Very cold weather, lower than -25. Wear wool mittens over leather gloves.

[@mohitbaghat189]

Where can i get 100 per cent merino wool thermal wear in toronto ??

[@filthyphillyboy]

Great video but don't forget base layers. Don't forget about wool either. Unlike down, it continues to insulate your body heat even when wet.

[@livingalpujarras]

I think make sure you have a synthetic fabric near the skin. Cotton isn’t what you want in extreme cold.

[@peredhillover1]

I am a Canadian born and bred, but I’m LOLing at this. It's easy--just move to Vancouver, the place where I was born. You will not need to worry about any of these lessons on extreme cold winter clothing. At the age of 21, I did move to Montreal for six years to do my university graduate degree and I learned the hard way about how to survive a "real Canadian winter." It was the worst six years of my life. Or you could just avoid all this and move to Vancouver instead. It’s “lotus land” and rarely gets below zero degrees C.

[@togo6327]

hey can you also list out the types/names of eddie bauer jackets u guys got as well as name and brand of shoes, gloves. Basically list out all the items along with their brand names in the description box. it would be very very helpful.

[@shahrukhali4465]

This will be helped for me to survive in winter in Kashmir. Shukriya 🙏🙏

[@trainer69666]

Very informative. Will definitely be referring to this video once we plan to shop for winter when in Canada. Also loved the effects (throwing the jacket, next scene you wearing it). Nice one.

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@Tanjman_]

I love this video! Made me smile! Where in Canada are you guys? Here in Alberta is gets -40 regularly in the Winter!

[@aakanshamajumdar3068]

Hi! Just saw your comment rn and ik its very straightforward but I've applied to university of Alberta for Jan intake 2020 and idk anything about that place. Could you tell me some shops or malls where you can get good winter wear. Also I am coming directly from India which is a warm place (at least where I live) haha

[@Ghotra121]

Aakansha Majumdar there are malls everywhere. Check Hudson Bay, sport check.

[@user-do6jy6zf1t]

@Aakansha Majumdar Hi, can you get used to the cold weather in Canada?

[@shreyapathak5628]

Super detailed and helpful! Thanks! Also, good Canada Goose parallels lol

[@MarihaandAnoushehsvideos]

Thanks. Looks like you have done a lot of research.

[@aasimuddinmohammed1671]

Thanks for sharing such an important information in detail. Its very informative and helpful. Shows how much hardwork and effort you guys put in to make such videos. Really appreciate it. Keep up good work guys..!

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@bkkemparajj]

It's very useful info for new comers...I appreciate your time spent on preparing this. Thank you so much

[@Talkashu1]

Was waiting for this video... Thanks for making it ✌️

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@liladharramteke8969]

What type of socks should be worn in the winters.

[@marufayasmin9298]

Great video guys and very helpful!! I will be moving to Canada in the next 6 months and what concerns me is accomodation. Do you have a video on how to search for rooms and what are the best options?

[@mr.anonymous9461]

*Editing Skills* - 10% *Information* - 200%

[@vault911]

Lol

[@meenakshitondon9399]

Thanks..nice tips given

[@kms50549]

Wait so you wear a Parker and a down jacket at the same time? I just bought myself a down jacket (250g, 700 down power) for visiting Kazakhstan in winter ( average -20 lows of -35). I was thinking thermal base layer (long sleeve top, long bottoms of wicking fabric) another layer (walking trousers, normal jumper/shirt), a fleece, then a top layer linned waterproof trousers and the down. Is that enough?

[@suryasnambiar7351]

Hi. From where did you buy all the winter stuffs? Also the fall jacket?

[@supriya430]

You might have not thought mask is for patients back then😂 now we all have to wear it🙄

[@khushboo.udeshi]

I initially didn't enjoy your first video I came across, however, after watching a few more videos by you I have started enjoying your content and you both are lovely. Just subscribed too.

[@iamcp2866]

Very useful video! Thanks for sharing. If possible could you please share the links for Eddie Bauer jackets which you guys bought and other gears. Thanks god bless you.

[@SunilinCanada]

Please can you make 1 videos on how houses are made in Canada to keep you warm. How central heating and insulation works

[@CanadaCouple]

Sure

[@mustbesaid6649]

I see you have embraced Canadian winters and you both look very stylish and comfortable in your new digs.

[@user-ul4wy2lx2m]

The osc or Canada goose 🪿 moose knuckle are great but for half the price Eddie Bauer is been my go to and don’t move to Canada 🇨🇦 it’s just block of ice 🧊 with great maple syrup 😂

[@krissy278]

Lol as a Canadian I went through high school wearing only a light jacket because I thought my parka was ugly. Cold days lol. Wouldn’t do that now.

[@krissy278]

I also learned about down fill for the first time. Thank you brother.

[@sakshamdogra]

"You will look very very dashing,LIKE ME" 19:50

[@ADITYASHARMA007]

Paka jacket helpful in peeing.. That's interesting.. Thanks for the info.

[@Lokesh-lb9kz]

I Love Paka jacket. They are so dope

[@thanzi]

Hello can you please tell me what are the long boots for women are you wearing? I have been looking for good boots but I couldnt find the same one like you have. Yours is SO good! PLEASE REPLY!! You didnt mention it in the video. Thank you!!

[@farhanasonyahossain8720]

I am from Bangladesh.I live in uk.I love ur video and gather lots of information from here..

[@swatimitharwal4420]

I love you guys. You both make a perfect couple. God bless you both !

[@hirakdas1955]

Just to mention Columbia stores are now open in major metros in India and they are selling the same shoes and jackets globally so if someone like us who are coming to Canada in the middle of Feb can buy the down jacket, shoes, insulating layer from them.

[@m1sschocolateface]

What brands should I get the best mittens and gloves from fro women? What should I look for in these?

[@srisatya9520]

This video is so helpful to any newcomer to Canada!!! Thanks alot guys :)

[@manishamac4441]

Man u have a good sense of Humour...nice couple

[@CanadaCouple]

😊😊

[@surajsoni1066]

Thanks for the Lovely video. You guys are inspiration for so many Indians specially Punjabis like me. It would be really good if you can answer that in case I don't get option to go to Ontario but get to go to Saskatchewan or Alberta for example, the life will be so harsh there with winters like -30 or -40 ? We have a 3 year old kid and we both are earning good here as Senior software developers in Hyderabad. Leaving everything to fulfill our Canada dream is only getting questioned with the harsh winters. Is it a good idea to proceed with Canada PR or not? What's your suggestions? Please guide.

[@cabinlife2347]

Important TIP ... don't lick a flag pole or kiss a metal fence post at -10 C .. it's not pretty. Unfortunately too many new Canadians learn too late, but perhaps it's a right of passage. lol WELCOME to the Great White North. G&M

[@aanganshukla353]

Great job guys. Very informative. Stick around.

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@vipinkumarasthana6345]

Really useful information, as my daughter alongwith two kids (8 & 5) is to be on board at Canada just after four to five months. She had a placement there in senior IT professional. Will you please give your views on her decision.

[@laraibshah]

Really like your videos, they are very informative and never boring. Keep posting ❤️ love from Pakistan

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@shahanjali8824]

Hey guys. Wanna say sumthn. Everyone talks about jackets, gloves shoes mufflers but not about pants and trousers. Pls make a video on it. Anyways love your videos a lot as they r so helpful for me. Luv from me n my country Nepal🇳🇵

[@CanadaCouple]

Thank you, you may wear thermal wears underneath or go for snow pants

[@shahanjali8824]

Thank u for reply

[@AjayBalharaLive]

@@shahanjali8824 there are fleece material jeans available , if u r ok with jeans.

[@francdec4]

As an African...Nigerian precisely this cold thing is my only fear in coming to canada. sometimes am tempted to chose Australia. thanks so much for this great informative video.

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@russellewis3331]

The cold kills off all the poisonous animals that would kill you. Except for bears you are safe here.

[@elvisosa]

Australia is no better

[@Tomahawk1999]

how do you protect the legs? wear jeans?

[@dsrkreddy6591]

Good Effort, For New comers Thanks

[@kirtiwld]

Hey what brand is long boots for girls ?

[@DaveGIS123]

Nice video and lots of good advice! There's one other detail you should consider before choosing winter outerwear, like a good parka: Try to get clothes that are loose fitting. European-style close-fitting clothes may look stylish, but they don't work well in Canada for several reasons: Firstly, close-fitting clothes don't trap enough air --- your parka works by trapping air around your body, which your own body then heats up. The parka's insulation is there to keep the warm air in, and not just to keep the cold air out. (That's also why scarves work - they're like gaskets to keep warm air from escaping your parka through the neck.) Secondly, close-fitting clothes bind and restrict your movement. You should be able to move freely, and be able to touch your toes or stretch your arms without resistance. This is important not just for comfort, but also because tight-fitting clothes can impair blood circulation, making you feel even colder. Thirdly, close-fitting clothes won't give you enough room to "layer-up". You need to keep enough room under your parka available for things like sweaters or fleece vests, without feeling constricted, especially around the arms and shoulders. Your clothes should all work together as a unit to keep you warm in the Canadian winter. I hope this is helpful. Cheers!

[@SandeepSharmaKS]

Sir ji, Greetings for the day. You have helped me a lot through your respective videos... Now I am watching all your videos...! Keep Sharing your experiences .....!

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@mohitbaghat189]

Which brand of down parka jacket you are wearing.. ??

[@swatimitharwal4420]

Thank you for this useful information.

[@itsCece]

I really love your videos! It's really fun here and to watch you bond so well is just.. omg. But can you please a separate video for the educational systems of Canada? I'm a student migrating to Alberta soon, I was hoping if you could address these matters for students like me? ;) Thank you! Love you both!

[@CanadaCouple]

Sure.. do check the international students video on our channel🙏

[@mehulpatel9579]

THANKS

[@ADITYASHARMA007]

Many of us wanted to know that what kind of job you both guys do there so as to afford such things easily ...

[@mariahkhakwani]

Very nice video 👍 ... But You forgot about pants n trousers material ....

[@CanadaCouple]

Thanks.. you can buy thermal wears to layer up

[@duanebuhler6240]

Love the videos and the Canadian spirit. 🇨🇦👌

[@sherwinchristian3116]

Hands up to you guys really doing great job for all new immigrants coming from home country , keep doing the best

[@omarfaruq1126]

Love both of you so much. watching from Saudi Arabia

[@mubashirrasheed3228]

Hey guys! As you mentioned they don’t bring jacket from your home country. If we are landing in Canada in a winter season than how come we can buy a good jacket just after landing at the airport. Help out please.

[@shefalijain8863]

Hi guys.. I am planning to move this year..ur videos are really helpful..

[@Umar-rf8mw]

Hey, Good Way of explaining, Good Style. What make me to appreciate you is that you doesn't seems to be expert in presenting. but Making lot of effort and thinking new. Awesome Guys, Good Bless you.

[@adetobaadetayo3182]

Pls tell us what brand of parka did you use for this video. You did not mention d name

[@Just_Royal226]

wow u r so lucky its so cool there and here we r burning

[@sumyianurezana8625]

Arti Bhat, Where do you live??

[@theottawagirl]

its not cool dear it is highly cold and freezing...ask us when you have to walk in almost 1/2 feet snow to work....wearing thermals, jacket to gloves and scarf..getting ready for war

[@eshasherigar]

This was helpful and very well detailed. Thank you for the guidance and loved how the specifics were diligently mentioned! - It's great to have access to this kind of information as a newcomer. :)

[@jayavarghese351]

Thank you Excellent tips

[@mdshahidul2181]

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[@jayantvarma7052]

Thanks guys!

[@AksharThakar]

Great.... Thanks For Suggestions....!!

[@CanadaCouple]

🙏

[@thatsnobody616]

Please make a detailed video on boxing day,black friday thanksgiving etc..where to go,where will i find cheap prodcuts everything

[@siddharthrao7459]

where do u stay in Canada?or should I ask where did u shoot this video?( JUST WANTED TO KNOW DOES IT SNOW BADLY IN TORONTO, VANCOUVER OR CALGARY)?

[@bsheehy94]

How do you know when to choose between the down padded jacket or the parka jacket?

[@moin6077]

What about pants?

[@kevinmcgrath3431]

You guys are ridiculously likeable. Your boot selection makes me think you live in Toronto. The only winter boots to buy have felt inserts. And no matter how much I pay, my feet still get cold. But yeah, felt boots that go inside the boots is the only way to go. You are welcome. Also, mitts are a jillion times warmer than gloves. ( Ok, maybe only a zillion) . Great hair, sometimes you have to sacrifice comfort for style.

[@ashfaqmaster3404]

Sir is it necessary to wear thermals below jeans or cotton pants in winter there.

[@chathuryakrishna6516]

Thank you for your videous ok

[@t.4999]

Guys you both are doing an amazing job with all your Volga here. They are bloody damn helpful to the new comers. Thanks a ton and keep up the good job!