🇨🇦 American Couple Reacts "TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN CANADA"

[@denniskeena5936]

Alberta is the Texas of Canada

[@afrosmurf89]

I was literally just going to say that. lol

[@kyleklukas4808]

Born and bred yep you got that right

[@ProudPatriot306]

Yes sir!

[@redhatbarnswallow4768]

Science World is absolutely kid friendly and has a great omnimax theatre as well. Alberta has a lot of farming and ranching (hence the cowboy culture). So, so much to see in Canada. I’d recommend visiting one general area at a time vs. trying to tackle too much geography at once. Our East Coast, prairies and north are also beautiful even though not really touched on in this video (Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City are considered Central Canada, not East Coast).

[@wjdietrich]

If you divide North America(at least Canada and the USA) in vertical(up/down- north to south) strips across the continent,you'll find that the geography and characteristics are more similar than comparing from west to east - where things vary greatly! For instance, the coastal west - British Columbia, Washington State, Oregon and Northern California share the Rocky Mountains, massive forests, temperate climates, great outdoors/adventure sports . The west - Saskatchewan, Alberta,Montana,Wyoming,Idaho and down to Texas even is the cattle ranching, oil production - COWBOYS! Prairies and Plains!(guns and conservatism). Also farming - the Bread Belt(grain crops)and into the mid west - Manitoba, the Dakotas,Minnesota,Iowa,Kansas,Arkansas is more farming and some oil.Then the central/east Ontario and Quebec share similarities with Michigan, Illinois, Indiana,New York state,Ohio, Pennsylvania,and some east coast states - older, lower mountains(Laurentians, Appalacians),deciduous forests,more general farming,even for some - maple syrup production) big cities and centres of Business. Canada's maritime/east coast provinces, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick,Prince Edward Island(PEI),Nova Scotia and the New England states share boating,fishing and lobstering. The far north of Canada(from east to west is arctic) and the deep south of the USA are places unto themselves!!!

[@Tina-oq3di]

My husband and i are on our way to Whistler tomorrow. We live in BC on the mainland and can go whenever we want to. I’m very disappointed that she didn’t mention the east coast other than an island in Newfoundland. The east coast is amazing. Alberta considers itself the Texas of Canada. BBQ is very popular here in Canada and we BBQ in the winter months too. I hope you have fun in Niagara Falls. Remember to go behind the falls and take the maid of the mist boat ride.

[@zebmakotoko658]

Under ground rail road . Here we are! Nova Scotia , Quebec ,Ontario. To say the least.

[@Mike-r1y2g]

Vancouver is super cool......however, I would recommend you go up hwy 99 to whistler...... It's a crazy nice drive and great to visit if you aren't going to stay for the night

[@tessasnow]

They didn’t mention Saskatchewan…we have a huge country music festival in the summer and also a huge rock concert again in summer. We also have a rodeo. We have the RCMP training depot and museum. We also have a beautiful string of lakes that look like a string of jewels in the summer sun when you come over the hill. I have a waterfront cottage where you could stay. 🇨🇦🖖🏻

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thank you for pouring so much more of Canadas wonderful adventures! & we thank you, your so kind☺️.

[@teleguy2650]

"How do they turn the water off to get the lights on?" LOL still laughing.

[@alitram5942]

Science World was built for Expo 86, extremely kid friendly, adults love it too. Vancouver is a very family oriented City. We also have The Vancouver Aquarium near by in Stanley Park, also great for whole family

[@pattaccone]

Fun fact , they can turn the water off at Niagara 😂 Also Toronto is nowhere near the east coast !

[@writergirl1228]

Those weren't the eastern cities. They are Halifax, Charlottetown, St. John's, Fredericton etc.

[@terrygaudio1053]

Oil and cattle ranches are big in Alberta thus the cowboy culture. Toronto also has a huge Science Centre.

[@davenoppe5405]

Since when is Toronto, Montreal on the East Coast? Try Halifax, St. John’s or Charlottetown

[@C-mac_in_the_6ix]

lol, I don't think she meant "coast". I think she just meant more in the east.

[@kyleklukas4808]

Best way to see Canada is to take a month long driving vacation but us canucks love to camp out so staying in a tent for a month is no problem

[@Kathy91468]

I can't believe she left out the Martimie Provinces. Prince Edward Island, where Ann of Green Gables was written by Lucy Maude Montgomery. New Brunswick where you have the Bay of Fundy and Nova Scotia that has Halifax, which is one of the oldest cities in Canada and Cape Breton Island which has some of the best scenery in Canada and has been featured in Tourism magazines as one of the best places to visit in the world. One thing that these places have in common is Maritime Hospilitality. There is no place in Canada that has friendilier people than the Maritime Provinces.

[@Laurel_Lee]

She not only left out the maritimes, but she called Toronto and Montreal the east coast.

[@brbear54]

The woman didn't mention it, but if you are going to Niagara Falls at the start of August take the two hour drive up to Toronto for the Carabana. Aug. 3-7 The largest Caribbean Carnival in North America. Take the kids to the parade on the fifth. Costumes, floats music. A couple of things Bring plenty of water it can get really hot. Don't try to eat everything. It may all look and smell good but if you want to fit in the plane to go home pace yourselves. Keep an eye on your kids. This is maybe the first real post covid parade and there could be over a hundred thousand people there, and kids like to wander. Go to their home page and see if it might be fun.

[@forksandspoons7272]

Hi guys. You have found reasons to love the area you grew up in. That's no different for me. The only difference is what we consider normal. I'm from the west coast of BC and deer and elk are a common sight from my window. Tons of visible stars are expected because of the lack of light pollution. In short, the love is the same, the individual experience is different. Have an awesome day guys!👍

[@loisthompson2303]

Where she gets Toronto, Montreal and Quebec are on the east coast is beyond me

[@knightamongknaves]

Science World in Vancouver Island, in Toronto we have one called "The Ontario Science Centre" and currently the Conservative Provincial Premeire Doug Ford / Issue in current Toronto Mayoral race is looking to have it moved from a currently location to some place by water front at the Taxpayer dime as apparantly want mor construction for hi-rise buildings.

[@DevryDillen]

Check out THE ROCKY MOUNTAINEER TRAIN RIDE😮

[@SchnuffiJames]

Thanks for the video 😊

[@Frizzail420]

Outside of the big city centres canada is pretty well all cowboys actualy...and evenvery cowboy in some cities like calgary, edmonton and prince george etc etc

[@tessasnow]

Vancouver has a great Seaworld as well. My kids loved it!! You could do Whistler , there’s more than skiing there. But Vancouver Whistler Edmonton for the west Edmonton mall and Calgary and Banff are all drivable distances for one trip west. 🇨🇦🖖🏻

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Ohh drivable distance you say! 😁 Our baby’s would love sea-world !

[@maxwellmakenzi]

Canada looks interesting.

[@joeyt.]

FYI, you can possibly fly cheaper to Buffalo vs Toronto though the airlines sometimes put on special sales/promotions to Canadian cities. Reminder that the country is huge in size and distances between places, no exaggeration.

[@slakkkk645]

React to September 7th (Brazilian independence day) 🇧🇷! There's a video on the Polarsan channel if you want it.

[@tessasnow]

We sure do have cowboys…damn good ones too!!! I ride myself and did barrel racing and outrigger riding for chuckwagon racing. 🖖🏻🇨🇦

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Barrel racing looks fun too!

[@Leannabananaism]

I think I'm the only person in Alberta who hates Country music!! Haha

[@chrisrandall2710]

Also a science center (centre in Canada!) in Toronto if that’s closer to ya

[@robertcail8808]

Canada has always had cowboys. Our west just not as " wild" as the U S. Not only Alberta, but British Columbia as well has cowboys.

[@reaper7264]

Go to the east coast of the US to watch a ball game in Chicago or Detroit.

[@Tina-oq3di]

Toronto is not the east coast. The east coast is Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland.

[@DavidQuaile]

Calgary Stampede since 1886 (137 years old)!

[@patlittle4642]

The Calgary Stampede was started by an American Cowboy!

[@pauladee-lx3om]

Try Caribana too

[@rig-a-deelio8465]

You should do a react video to Canadian hip hop in 90s (not Drake stuff). Canadian hip hop wasn't really popular down in the States. There are hidden gems: 1) Rascalz - "Northern Touch" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX-Zm5aDp9p7nKM) 2) Jelleestone- "Money Can't Buy Me Happiness" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4SlfaCepaZrf8k) 3)Kardinal Offishall - BaKardi Slang (kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2K0kHhpn6qJe7M) 4)Dream Warriors - "My Definition Of A Boombastic Jazz Style" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4mke42jobeAmsU) 5)Maestro Fresh Wes-"Let Your Backbone Slide" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaSzhGOig5Koors)

[@heatheroliver3408]

The pictures of cottages are pretty misleading. Those are tich people 2md homes and looks like Ontario. I grew up going camping with rented campers on the mountains and in British Columbia. So beautiful and was more fun as a family.

[@thegammingdinosaur189]

LOL bah she keeps saying east coast and says nothing about the actual east coast. I swear people think the country ends at Quebec, it actually goes on New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland. They are all breathtaking with a lot to see.

[@judyyurchuk4904]

Why is she calling southern ontario the "east coast"?

[@Laurel_Lee]

I am not sure how that woman can claim to live in Canada and call Toronto and Montreal the "east coast", first off, they are nowhere near the coast, and there are 4 other provinces that are on the east coast, including Newfoundland, which she said was in northern Canada.

[@pcbutler1971]

Those ABSOLUTELY were not "east coast cities" smh, central, yes, not east coast