Top 10 Things Canadians Want You To Know

Top 10 Things Canadians Want You To Know
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Everyone’s favorite friendly country has some fun facts to share! From our coffee, to our bacon, to our rich history of basketball, Canada is full of special surprises, eh? WatchMojo counts down the Top 10 Things Canadians Want You To Know.
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#10. It’s Not Winter All the Time
#9. Toronto Is Not the Capital of the Country
#8. A Canadian Invented Basketball
#7. “Canadian Bacon” Is Just Ham
#6. Tim Hortons Isn’t Our Only National Coffee Chain
#5. We Have Official Languages
#4. Canada Is Pretty Progressive
#3, #2 & #1???
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[@rikkidune6945]

Think of it this way : Winter: -40• Summer: +40• Canadians will understand

[@nachocheesecoccodoodledoo2547]

True, Québec's winter are very cold and summer are very hot

[@grammarshinobi]

Winnipeg be like 😂

[@24k.zyy01]

Yas

[@jordangraff2254]

Manitobans definitely understand

[@Morgan-yw7nu]

facts

[@paultalley4870]

I'm canadian and I never heard of people calling ham "Canadian bacon" Every Canadian I know also calls it ham like I do 🤣

[@TheChief2014]

Same

[@ChickenLiver911]

Yup.

[@scumbaggo]

Yeah... "canadian bacon" is what we call small (3-4 inch) round slices of hamsteak in the USA lol. Usually seasoned with a touch of brown sugar and loads of butter. Its then pan seared, and then put on a breakfast sandwich with an english muffin, egg and cheese, or paired with pancakes or french toast.

[@lisabroestaff7133]

I always thought Canadian bacon was back bacon, also called peameal bacon.

[@greasyflannel]

"Canadian Bacon" is what we call Peameal Bacon

[@natalie___1199]

I’ve actually never seen an igloo and I’m a proud Canadian 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@hannoveraner.quengel5221]

Natalie ___ You should be Canada is greattt Greetings from Germany btw😂❤️

[@pockettomato8824]

Natalie ___ obviously not Canadian enough

[@DeanTBO]

Natalie ___ same

[@Bomboclat200]

Natalie ___ go to nunavik or nunavut to see some find a place called salluit/sugluk that’s where I’m from by the way I’m an inuk

[@evemartin379]

Natalie ___ same

[@TheChief2014]

I find it funny how americans think we aren't allowed to have guns, I've been asked if it was even possible to own a firearm in Canada by an American online and I just said "no we can own guns we are just more responsible with them so you dont hear about shootings everyday." Then he argued that the Claw hammer is the number one murder weapon in the US and gave me shit for being anti gun. Even though I own one. Sometimes, yall make me go bruh

[@ChickenLiver911]

Exactly, that’s why fewer pre-ministers have been shot.

[@macaroniwithoutchickenstri6735]

John Fitzgerald Kennedy *prime minister

[@raybin6873]

Geez - I wish I could move to and live in ...Canada. I visited this very nice country in 1996 - I reckon the US will just have to do...🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫

[@II_BjarneDeVos_II]

I wonder if i relocate from Belgium to Canada... Am i also able to buy a gun there if i got a permit to live there forever?

[@CartmanMorisato]

More responsible with them? Ehhhh...that's one way of looking at it.

[@Jesssend]

I'm Canadian and we refer to ham as ham. Not bacon.

[@OpalyzedYT]

Jessica don’t we all.

[@miamafalda1118]

The US calls it Canadian Bacon though

[@makimoments]

@@miamafalda1118 and we call Canadian bacon, peameal bacon

[@miamafalda1118]

@@makimoments Yes exactly!!!

[@HarrisJJAlex]

Ya ehhhhhhhh!

[@cloxam1412]

You know you're in canada when I'ts winter, Its -10 and you feel like Its summer soon

[@bike4peaceRTW]

-10 isn't even that cold eh?

[@FuckThatYo]

My life has been divided between three Canadian cities. Halifax, Yellowknife and Victoria. ...yet still, despite my geographically diverse Canadian experience which has included swimming in (or standing upon) all three of our bordering oceans, I don’t have a fucking clue what you’re talking about.

[@blairrice]

You know spring is coming when it gets to -10 sure.

[@Zoey5374]

Ik, -10 is warm during winter

[@piggnattisloot1376]

That’s not even cold

[@valeriechenier375]

Ok, I'm Canadian and the Mounty police does technically exist but they never actually put the red uniforms on. The red uniforms are only worn and seen during special occasions (Like Canada Day) or on Parliament Hill for the tourists.

[@underbossslash9546]

The red uniforms are thier dress uniform used for like you said special occasions. The military have their own versions of dress uniforms as well

[@russellbrown6888]

@Nunovia Gottdamnedbizzness That hasn't been the case since the Canadian Constitution was signed in the 80s.

[@comicreliefghost]

Well in some place they do walk around, but for real it's like looking for geicha in Japan eh?

[@n0steeze]

You can fairly regularly see "actual mounties" in random parts of Toronto. Obviously just for show.

[@dnirvine]

@@n0steeze Please tell me what you mean by "actual mounties"?

[@captainwatercress]

As a Canadian, I can confirm that no one calls ham “back bacon”. It’s just ham.

[@tekaronhiakaneremaracle3985]

Everyone in ontario does

[@ArranMcKeown]

Down here in Nova Scotia it’s two different things.

[@ajsmalaisemopargarage2073]

@@ArranMcKeown Yep. NS gang!

[@ethanvystrcil7604]

btw people it’s mostly english and native speaking not french, french is only in quebec

[@Jaden-bp7ve]

@@tekaronhiakaneremaracle3985 I'm in Ontario and I've never heard a single person in my entire life say back bacon.

[@jimb.7523]

*#1 - "THAT IS A MAPLE LEAF ON OUR FLAG, NOT A CANNABIS LEAF!"*

[@christinaroeters4079]

Well, not yet. : )

[@jeremymigneault1690]

@@christinaroeters4079 just about to say the same !

[@hannoveraner.quengel5221]

Okay that just made me laugh preeetty hard lmfao

[@andrewayres9767]

#Canadiansgettingtriggered I’m a Brit

[@Aleksbilic]

Yeah

[@sadiesvsp2202]

Oh my god when they said “ all though montreal can get a little slippery” and then it showed the video of a bus on the street gliding I literally witnessed that

[@heraldojacques8386]

Also I think Canada is one of the only countries (if not the only country) where there is so much diversity of cultural backgrounds without that much tensions.

[@kappadarwin9476]

America is the same way actually.

[@lilly795]

Toronto, Ontario is the most diverse city in the world but i don't know about other cities in Canada

[@marhaba_6491]

Heraldo Jacques is

[@alexandreharrisson8016]

Dépends the place, like not in Ottawa

[@volfgang1393]

Alec Norton, that’s funny

[@emilybennett7864]

We have four seasons just like the US up here in Canada! We have Almost Winter, Winter, Still Winter, and Construction Season.

[@epicscreamer7849]

You forgot Winter (sorry)

[@myliamag.6512]

CONSTRUCTION SEASON. I'm screaming lol! Thanks for that!

[@Gto1927]

Emily Bennett in Maine we have just two seasons, Winter and getting ready for Winter.

[@lawd.8354]

Wow! This is so crazy!

[@evelync5993]

Tell that to NIS in saskatchewan

[@alfonsoballesterosjr.1986]

Who else live in Canada ?

[@Anonuser1823]

Just Ice 017 me

[@Thieves49]

nova scotia represenntttt

[@Robosapien_]

NB Greater Moncton Erea 😄

[@vastthepinksheep4452]

Just Ice 017 Me

[@harshitaagnihotri2434]

Just Ice 017 meeeee

[@terrylynrendel797]

We're are my Ontario peeps like if you are Canadian

[@cammy220]

Im from Ontario too!!

[@canadianbacon7514]

I live in the GTA...

[@idel5042]

Ontario!!

[@cameronbutler8682]

Were are you from in Ontario. I am from Prince Edward county, near Bellville

[@maeveoh324]

Im in ontairo to !

[@lemmyatterbusch7864]

I love being Canadian, except when my countrymen get all offended at the jokes and funny stereotypes. No Canadian has ever said "aboot", but it's funny. It's called a sense of humour, eh. Oh and... sorry for Justin Bieber.

[@tylermartin5148]

Lol we talked about this we disowned justin bieber lol

[@amaliadion5876]

hah yeah we gave him to the usa

[@Panzerfaust9]

Bieber is now rightfully American. We won the game fair and square.

[@rkjackson2411]

Apologizing is the first step of being an asshat

[@elli_lex]

I don’t think they’re funny, I just can’t relate 🤷🏻‍♀️ And it doesn’t mean that if I can’t laugh at someone making fun of my country and my culture, I have no sense of humour, it is just a matter of principles.

[@Cooper-dx4ms]

Thank you for explaining that the RCMP doesn’t actually wear the red uniform while on patrol, it’s a formal uniform. The rcmp’s patrol uniform looks like any other police departments.

[@ChickenLiver911]

I believe it’d be called parade ground dress, though potato tomato.

[@jessicarosenbloom8016]

HAPPY CANADA DAY TO ALL MY FELLOW CANADIANS ❤️🇨🇦

[@michaelchristopher8266]

And Memorial Day in Newfoundland

[@dogsteeves1]

Happy Dominion Day

[@stupidpocket8610]

What is Canada Day?

[@dogsteeves1]

Ricky, it was yesterday and it actually called dominion day Dominion day celebrates the anniversary of the July 1, 1867, coming into force of the Constitution Act, 1867 (then called the British North America Act, 1867), which united the three separate colonies of the Province of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into a single Dominion within the British Empire called Canada

[@stupidpocket8610]

Dogsteeves thank you, that was interesting to hear. Canada is a beautiful place. I've only seen Vancouver.

[@KingKalashnikov]

Canada fact: not liking maple syrup is a crime punishable with death by angry moose in all provinces

[@kyna9865]

In Ontario we drop them into a big tub of maple syrup and then feed them to the beavers

[@bahmat]

I can't even imagine a person who can say NO to maple syrup. That's just not natural.

[@hongyuzh]

In smaller places we get mounty police to lock up them in a small room and make them hear aboot for 23 hours straight. Eh?

[@cxrol5895]

They’ll never find me 😈

[@iamhappymoth]

In Alberta, we boil them alive in maple syrup, then we throw their bodies into the freezing river to be eaten by beavers and fish.

[@robertanthonycummings008]

Hey i'm Canadian and am from Toronto. I'm Black. You are more than welcome in CANADA. I taught English in Finland, Spain, Luxembourg, crazy backwards Germany, and the UK. It was great. If you are planning to visit, we are kind, courteous people. Don't be afraid or suspicious of us, that's just how we are. Robert

[@godzilla4005]

And what do you think of Finland

[@yashika2701]

That was so sweet of you

[@yourknightmanny]

Why crazy backwards Germany? I'm curious

[@fortnitegod1007]

did you watch the NBA finals golden state warriors vs toronto raptors , raptors won lost game 5 and 2 with 1 less point

[@chinesesock]

Comment section proposal

[@autumnelizabeth6153]

How dare they claim timmies isn’t out favourite

[@josephmarx4695]

Autumn.k.16 Tim Horton’s went to shit we need to reinvent it

[@karrtar-kraft]

Timmies

[@nabpotts3318]

Ture eh

[@sheriphaff1886]

Can't stand Tim Hortons. And that's the most unpatriotic thing about me haha

[@shahbanogilani863]

@@Eclectic1967 ummm u ok mate?

[@FleshWound42]

Proud to be part of the "EH" Team

[@yummygirlypiegirl491]

Eh?

[@uthmanhaque734]

Nick eh 30

[@thesupremewingull2984]

Team “EH” is number one... eh

[@jk-ij4qp]

I bet 98% of people watching this video is Canadian:)

[@yashika2701]

Well, then I definitely belong to rest of the 2%

[@anamota4857]

I'm Brazilian lmao

[@funnyfox3164]

Sorry, but it's 'are'.

[@hanhvuonghong7475]

I belong to the rest of 2% :))

[@haley2944]

Yeppppp 🇨🇦

[@lukehillenbrand3077]

I expected to find myself (Canadian) disagreeing with this, but no it’s pretty accurate. If Americans figure out I’m Canadian on vacation, they’re usually amazed that we survive the wasteland of Canada.

[@rebeccakehrer419]

Me: *reads the title* Me: *is Canadian* Me: “let’s see if they get it right” Me *triggered on first “fact”* Welp

[@ashleyskelton30]

Same lol

[@dagoosetm3299]

Ikr

[@mug875]

Yup

[@VenomSkywalker.]

Exactly

[@ChickenLiver911]

Robins, it might be in Saskatchewan only, but robins is a real good coffee branch.

[@DarkMiss]

I'm Canadian,and i approve of this video

[@spicy4039]

Me to ehhh

[@benoitcloutier8803]

Well done indeed

[@zelphenn]

Same, eh?

[@theattempt3584]

They got a few things wrong but i'll let it slide. Sorry Mojo

[@MT-pj5gj]

Canada eh!

[@nellyhuaman8903]

I remember going to a McDonald’s in NYC 4 years ago and asking them for a medium double double... the guy was like what? Double double? 🤣🤣

[@JimmyButlersdreads]

I wish in n out went global

[@ccrraaiigg0831]

My mom and grandma took my brother and I to Florida years ago. We went to a McDonald's for supper. They had the self serve drinks. I don't recall any of those in Canada at the time, but my mom was ordering and at the end she said "and two small pops." The guy was so confused. My mom said "you know pop...Soda pop." He finally clued in. He said he'd never heard that before. Just goes to show how Americans know absolutely nothing about us. I knew back then that Americans referred to it as "soda" and I was probably around 10 years old.

[@saphiresray]

@@ccrraaiigg0831 Same with Hydro the call it electric

[@matthewcurrie5963]

Hold up. That’s a Canadian thing?

[@karrtar-kraft]

Ask for a Wayne Gretzky

[@beckywarren997]

I'm American🇺🇸 And I love the Canadians!🇨🇦

[@jmon283]

3 kings :0

[@Suga-sm2fq]

How does it feel to not have kinder surprises? HMMMmMmMmMM?

[@Jay-eq2hc]

@@Suga-sm2fq We have them (or at least i do) Just not the good type Its those weird flat... half eggs? I dunno

[@starman5880]

Canada is better. Way more beautiful.The summer goes up to 100 degrees fahrenheit.(at least in Ontario, where I live.)

[@Jay-eq2hc]

@@starman5880 Is it dry heat? It goes past 100 here, but its dry and not very pleasant I like cold weather for that reason

[@NotSorryCAN]

I've never heard anyone say "aboot" instead of about in Canada and I've been here for 50 years.

[@alysiabernardo8900]

I thought it was a stereotype too, having lived here my whole life. I've been to every province and territory with the exception of Nunavut, Northwest Territories and Nova Scotia (aside from a layover in NS for 4hrs so i'm not counting that as a trip) and have actually heard people say "aboot" due to their accent in certain places. Specifically in the Yukon; they 100% say "aboot." I've heard that certain parts of the maritimes have people saying it there, too due to their accents. I caught a few "aboot"s out in Newfoundland when i was there as well.

[@ZhangtheGreat]

"Aboot" is a way to mock the accent. I do know that the "u" in "about" is stretched and strengthened more by Canadian speakers (whereas in the US, the "u" is very soft).

[@NotSorryCAN]

@@ZhangtheGreat Well, I guess we do like our U here in Canada as we use it in words like favour, neighour, colour, honour.

[@cherylsmith7282]

I have never heard that either. I was born in Toronto and still live close by. I am 74.

[@neilstrickland4937]

I live in Ontario and I've never heard "aboot".

[@michaelazanette159]

I’m from Canada and ride my moose to school. My moose’s name is eh

[@averyt16]

Oof

[@cheesenugget9845]

Does it drink maple syrup tho

[@eemansuhail]

ok ii actually laughed

[@michaelazanette159]

cheese nugget duh

[@cheesethekoala8756]

Mine is named Maple Sirup

[@jessicarosenbloom8016]

Any other Canadians/Torontonians notice that the narrator said “To-ro-NO”? She knows her stuff.

[@JeffKing310]

Jess R She is Canadian so that helps

[@Gameflyer001]

Even then, you can tell who's a Torontonian by the way they pronounce the name. If the second T is enunciated rather than being silent, there's a very good chance that that person isn't from the city.

[@billyboots3730]

She pronounces newfoundland right too, its a rare occasion lol

[@simranbm7486]

Yup true.

[@bruh4814]

In the Atlantic Provinces we say "Tr-on-to"

[@Epic-nt2qg]

Who’s from Canada here

[@ceilingfan6969]

Meee

[@anyajohnson4099]

I freaking WISH!

[@tamijohnson6715]

Me

[@shanelSS592]

I am from Canada & from Toronto!!!

[@shaogl]

HellO!

[@jebronlames4559]

Nah, we ride polar bears to work while drinking raw syrup and playing hockey

[@emmawilsonmsp8243]

Ikr! My polar bears name is eh. He loves maple syrup

[@jraybay]

@@emmawilsonmsp8243 lol 👽

[@nedeljkababic619]

Yeah and we all say eh And LOVE TIM HORTENS

[@eakin21]

Nobody Americans Aunt jemima is good Not very happy Canadian noises

[@joeydepalmer4457]

we just put on our snow shoes in august and go aboot our business in 6' high snow drifts

[@InvestingHustler]

I’m from Canada I take baths in maple syrup I live in a igloo and I say eh after every sentence . EHHHH 👌🙌

[@narik65]

Haha I am from Canada too I do samething too ehhh

[@joeyzhang4249]

Steriotypes

[@spicy4039]

I have a pet polar bear ehhh

[@harshitaagnihotri2434]

Ahahah I’m Canadian and I feel you EHHH

[@TheDuckShow100]

Boys maybe we should work on our snappers eh?

[@CrispyMC]

As a proud bilingual Canadian, I thank you for this video. It is very truthful, and I bet many people learned lots about us today. FYI, I am not from New Brunswick or Quebec; I am from Ontario and live in a very bilingual area in North-Eastern Ontario! Surprising, eh?! Étant un fier Canadien bilingue, je vous remercie pour cette vidéo. Il dit la vérité, et je suis sûr que bien des gens en ont appris beaucoup à notre sujet aujourd’hui. PS: Je ne viens pas du Nouveau-Brunswick, non plus suis-je Québécois; je suis un fier Franco-Ontarien vivant dans une communauté très bilingue au Nord-Est de l’Ontario!

[@candicecandice6998]

CrispyMiner5512 same!!!!!

[@synthonaplinth5980]

Nope. My folks took us to Toronto quite a few times as children and we would hear people speaking French there.

[@amanda-bz7mg]

moi aussi!! je viens d’Ottawa et ma père est Québécois :) une fière cannadienne ici🇨🇦❤️

[@marc-aimepageau7793]

CrispyMiner5512 I’m from Toronto and speak fluent french, I also go to a french school. Not surprising.

[@matthewmainwilson4061]

#solidaritéontario !!! 💚

[@OhTaKuSo]

>does video about Canada >doesn't spell "honourable" right

[@Jimshade46]

tbh, do we even spell it that way?

[@edgarsalgadoguerrero3163]

I think Canadians should keep using the “u” in honour, colour, favourite, etc. and centre, kilometre and not use it the way Americans use it. I like it better like that!

[@MrMega1423]

Jim Shade46 Because we use much of the same things as the rest of the world. Metric system and Celsius are good examples. Spelling goes with it. The U.S are the only ones that are different. It makes life annoying for everyone.

[@ryanstock7094]

Edgar Salgado Guerrero center, kilometer is the sexier way, and I’m in Canada

[@ryanstock7094]

MrTesla1231 Canada likes using Pounds, ft, and inches, and sometimes ounces when it comes to meat

[@PemikBlue]

Hi Canadians, i have a life dream, to move on to Canada. Just to know, you are amazing!! 🇨🇦

[@jraybay]

Good luck my friend. We'll see you here soon ☺

[@thesupremewingull2984]

Welcome to the clan soon you will be branded with the maple leaf...

[@trailerparkparadise]

Make sure you bring your warmest jacket

[@xman9354]

I recommend living in ontario. nice weather in the summer

[@mooplex4466]

OceanBlue ya just ignore the fact that the healthcare in the USA isn’t free, anyone immigrating to the country probably won’t be able to afford a doctor visit. You also can’t ignore the horrible racism in America immigrants face. Canada is the much better choice for any immigrant. This is coming from someone who has much personal experience.

[@istbrot]

#10: not winter all the time! Me (as a canadian): Shhhhhhh!!! Dont let them know!!!

[@aidanbarnes4290]

Me as a US citizen: Too late I already heard

[@JonBastian]

Canada: The cooler version of the USA.

[@utisti4976]

Literally, not figuratively. XD

[@skytrooper77]

Ya” cooler” eh , better get out that salt for the drive way and sharpen those skates 😂

[@BoojumFed]

"Literally, not figuratively. XD" Nope. Both.

[@shizuokaBLUES]

Not to mention safer, More prosperous, and gentler

[@furryface1057]

someone had to say it eh

[@DiarraHarris]

There people that don't realize they speak French and English in Canada?

[@kappadarwin9476]

To honest I didn't know that until a decade ago, America doesn't have a national langauge.

[@joncastillian8389]

Anonymous226 in europe Quebec is more what we think about than English Canada. Most canadian traditions are from Quebec and we have more in common with them than anglos

[@melissacarrier7030]

Can ada I don’t mean to come off as rude; however, New-Brunswick another province that’s officially bilingual.

[@pidgeon_kid_5418]

Anonymous226 Untrue. A lot of us Canadians care about French, and those who don’t take French in high school talk about how they regret it. I take French. My friends take French. My family knows French.

[@tcg1_qc]

Lol I do, French is my first language and yes I live in Quebec

[@AColonDashSix]

Number 10 It’s not winter all the time That’s right they have a whole month dedicated to summer

[@FuckThatYo]

Actually, the majority of Canada’s populated areas often receive summer temperatures (21C+) between mid-May and mid-September... Or four months. Even while I lived in Yellowknife, located in the high north, summers were hot and dry. From mid-June through mid-August, the daily high temperature regularly topped 25C. Unfortunately, October through April features a daily average temperature around -40C. At least the summers are great...

[@etheneinspenner3950]

I live in Ontario and it’s basically 5 months of summer it’s so warm.

[@robertwilson6062]

3 months

[@cameroncritch]

4 months of summer

[@MrGeekFreek]

Ever since Trump became President I have never been more greatful to be Canadian.

[@guiyomelangloiz2483]

MrGeekFreek Same for me.

[@utisti4976]

I feel the same about that scumbag Trudeau. That guy is awful.

[@ne1cup]

I am glad you are Canadian too

[@kappadarwin9476]

Trudeau feels like he is trying too hard it feels forced

[@danika1100]

@Restless Changes to Positivity thank you, at least im not the only one who says that

[@itsrectimemedia]

1. Canadian Strippers get high tips cuz Canada doesnt have a 1 Dollar Bill!

[@Thieves49]

it's all gucci we throw loonies at them

[@TFJYT]

Justin Trudeau was a nightclub bouncer

[@mitchelclark6892]

Fallout_48 only in Alberta apparently

[@iHeartsNostalgiaPit]

or pennies

[@sominboy2757]

Fallout_48 what do you do? Stick them in their bras like a coin slot?

[@Drowyu]

Things you missed Poutine Pineapple Pizza (the best pizza, don't attack me I swear-) Color is spelt colour Favorite is spelt favourite NOT ALL CANADIANS LIKE MAPLE SYRUP Just to name a few.

[@MrMega1423]

I approve of this comment

[@lambdasystem]

You forgot about 1 thing good sir OUR M O O S E eh?

[@Drowyu]

@@lambdasystem yep lol. Except we dont see many moose in my area.

[@tentifr]

Hello, i'm italian. I'm imploding rn

[@mandyn6997]

I think that in most parts of the world color is spelt as colour and labor is labour. Sorry USA

[@yinghLi]

Thank you.

[@WatchMojo]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@hithere2174]

I want poutine after this video, Mom Mom: Why Me: I watch videos about Canada

[@thesupremewingull2984]

Hi There are you from Canada?

[@jamiecaione418]

I ate poutine while watching this video and then saw your comment so I had to post lol

[@marithatpoppyseed7231]

Dude, ham is not bacon. Real Canadian bacon is sooooo gooooood!

[@meesamsyed5238]

I’m Canadian and always take a bath in maple syrup There has never been a day where I haven’t . Like if u read the comment plz

[@averyt16]

Lol

[@minadawg3393]

Ay same ehh

[@jodiemiller7750]

meesam syed SWEET!

[@chuckcheez]

meesam syed me too

[@mariposa9506]

@Banduru at least $500

[@mikailoickle38]

"its not winter all the time" people in the territories: am i a joke to you?

[@mackenziecrichton307]

It 45 degrees Celsius (113 Fahrenheit) with the humidity in south Ontario right now

[@utisti4976]

113 degrees Fahrenheit?? In Canada?! :/

[@mackenziecrichton307]

yeah its actually around 35 degrees celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit i had to google it lol) but because Canadian summers are really humid it feels closer to 45 degrees Celsius (113 Fahrenheit). its the same in winter the wind chill makes it feel hell of a-lot colder then it actually is :/

[@ne1cup]

ouch

[@neapals]

Canada tomorrow. I am working. I am a chef. Pray for me

[@mackenziecrichton307]

Dr. Minge McScroteballs I will pray to the maple syrup gods

[@williamhild1793]

The stereotype of Canadians being polite is true. They are very cordial people. Another positive trait is that Canadians are a very calm people. Whereas Americans will fly off the handle for the most meaningless of things, Canadians remain calm and keep a clear head. I've always said that Canada is the United States, but done correctly.

[@wintershock]

William Hild you haven’t met some parts of Saskatchewan yet. Mostly around Kindersley.

[@derekheuring4646]

William Hild: Repeating a false stereotype doesn't make it true. My experience from living in both countries us that Canadians are more likely to fly off the handle.

[@saschavonenckevort3932]

I believe these stereotypes get based off the face of our country. Justin Trudeau is calm and reasonable while Donald Trump can be sexist, racist and childish. Its one of the reasons we have these leaders to represent our country.

[@derekheuring4646]

@@saschavonenckevort3932 What specifically has Donald Trump done that is 'sexist', 'racist', and 'childish'? Please look up 'specifically' in the dictionary before you respond with a load of generalized B.S.

[@zacharyslater2349]

Derek Heuring you joking right? I dont think he needs to give proof, just look at the new and theres your proof

[@dylanstrang4540]

Wtf is second cup, never heard of it I’m always going to Tim’s 😂

[@butterflyintent5996]

ikr TIMS FOR LIFE

[@Maddy-dr6ou]

second cup is really good but only sometimes because it’s expensive compared to tims:)

[@kazuhiramiller1616]

second cup has been better than tims ever since tims was americanized. not to say tims is awful now, but they do add stupid shit like potato wedges

[@realsies9387]

Honestly the best place to get a cup of coffee right now is McDonald's. It is as cheap as Timmies and tastes better. Sad to say, but it's true.

[@kazuhiramiller1616]

@@realsies9387 They actually use Tim's old coffee. That's why.

[@gabrielbarrios9024]

I love Canada! Such an incredible nation with great people! 🇨🇦🇲🇽

[@TuAmigoElMorrocoy]

As a Canadian I want you to know that we have a higher life expectancy and education, lower crime and poverty rate than the States... In other words, the states is closer to being third world country than Canada is...

[@MrMega1423]

Finally someone brings that up. Good on you.

[@TheSteveRobinson]

We get closer to being the Third World every day.

[@heraldojacques8386]

#1 WE'RE NOT AMERICANS

[@utisti4976]

Then why do you live in North *America?*

[@ne1cup]

yes you Are Americans , just not in the USA

[@NoBodyNoCrime758]

how stupid are you? lmao

[@utisti4976]

Restless Changes to Positivity You misunderstood what I said. You are North Americans generally, but you are Canadians specifically. It’s like calling the people who live in Europe European when you want to reference that entire area of people, but they are specifically more than that. There’s many kinds of people who live in those areas. English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Irish, Scottish, Swedish, etc.. What if you want to use a word that references them all in a conversation? You use the general landmass that they live on, which is Europe, hence the word “European”. The same principle applies to Canadians and every single group of people out there.

[@utisti4976]

Restless Changes to Positivity Wow, who knew you could trigger Canadians by generalizing them as “North American”? Oh, Canada! XD

[@TortoRacoon]

You can now do one about Mexico: 1.- We are part of North America, not Central America and certainly not South America, even if we love South American people and their food. 2.-Burritos and Nachos are not Mexican Food but they are actually american + Hard Shell Tortilla Tacos are also American, and Mexican people does not consider them Tacos, because real tacos are much more simple and much more awsome. 3.-Not all of the country is a desert, only the Northern part that has contact with the US (reason that may led Americans to believe that Mexico was a desert). 4.-The Mexican sombrero is the charro sombrero and not the thing with zigzag paterns that is sold in Stores in the US as "Mexican Sombrero". The Charro sombrero is only worn by a Charro (duh) while performing. 5.-We don't celebrate 5 de Mayo, we go to school or work that day, our revolution was held on a November 20th. There you go Watch Mojo, half a video, you're very welcome wey.

[@zeddicus4444]

TortoRacoon I don't think Trump would allow it lmfao

[@fe4rxdemon47]

He fine with Mexicans as long as they are not illegal.

[@TortoRacoon]

FE4R x DEMoN he cannot do anything if they are legal but it doesn't mean he is ok with them. He said it himself, he even called our elected president "Juanito" which is a name that represents an stereotypical image of mexicans who work as gardeners

[@user-iz1xp4jg2x]

You forgot to say dig the holes well (joke)

[@theALmighty66]

I'm pretty sure everyone else here in the United States knew every one of these. The only thing I was not aware of was that the WatchMojo narrator is Canadian.

[@djtrankilo231]

It's very obvious in other videos. Especially how she produces "about" as "a-boat"

[@theALmighty66]

@@djtrankilo231 Probably. Maybe I didn't hear enough of the other content to notice.

[@PoipoleMujigae]

WatchMojo is based in Montreal, Quebec.

[@alexanderfesta5834]

@@PoipoleMujigae Okay then. Cool.

[@jamsmoore]

Canada: USA but cooler eh?

[@kihuhv7381]

USA except WAY less cooler, but safer

[@stinkymcfarts]

*barfs maple syrup*

[@wastefellow2569]

Ami Harvi, USA: Canada, but cooler -Canadian

[@ryanstock7094]

kihuhv ! Indeed. More than 25% of the American land is more north than the southern ontario cities. And the non coast ones are way colder, like most of Minnesota

[@jastushaar8530]

Nah. Liberals still exist in Canada sadly

[@virginia0313]

Thank you! I'm Canadian and it's not always cold.

[@andrewpappas9311]

As a Canadian I can that that these are pretty accurate

[@ajax9836]

Me: Canadian KZbin: Recommends it to me Also me: Yes

[@SJMSGarlock]

I love being Canadian ! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@susankarppi3367]

I love being Canadian to

[@XeRo333]

My girlfeiend and I really want to visit Canada one of these days

[@ilikechickenwitalittlebita9864]

Gtfo nothing is better than Timmy's

[@jimbo899]

Evan Mackenzie ikr

[@navpreetdeol9566]

Finally someone gets how much I was screaming at my phone

[@qslapdabitch4784]

Wordd that had me heated

[@stryker1707]

Steep tea bay beeeeee

[@emperorcalus5020]

Its not winter all the time ....just 10 months of the year.

[@emperorcalus5020]

Can ada lol. So true

[@DarkMirria1]

Depends on which province you live in.

[@julielane6250]

The diffenition of Newfoundland

[@StaticCollapse]

Well shit I'm down to snowboard for a while 😝

[@GabriellaMcNeil]

This is supposed to clear up the stereotypes but I still think it’s enforcing stereotypes

[@voiceofreason2691]

And it´s fine if they´re harmIess.

[@radslashexpanded1535]

In all seriousness, I AM really canadian and I just laugh at all the hate/stereotype-fun-off comments I see below XD

[@kappadarwin9476]

Look at the bright side, at least you aren't getting bashed on by the rest of the world like Americans are :P

[@anjellalo972]

Okey I'm Canadian let's see #10- true there is summer #9- yeah #8- yep #7- that's ham #6- obviously not the only one, but tims is main and I've never heard of those other ones #5- you learn it in school but if you don't live where its spoken nobody remembers or learns anything other than animal names and "can I use the washroom." #4- probably but idk I don't really pay attention #3- cops wear blue or black #2- still gotta pay for some things but yeah #1- aboot is a lie and where I'm from (pei) we don't pronounce the g on ing so if I were to say I'm going to a store it'd be pronounced I'm goin to a store. If I said "Yeah that's ours," It'd be pronounced "Yeah that's ares." "Im going to our boat; I'm goin are boat."

[@canadianbacon7514]

Anjellaloo I’m in grade 7 and still learning French

[@anjellalo972]

Oml ye my mistake I forgot about the other years 🤣

[@gman2506]

I’m American and I don’t pronounce the g and we say are

[@darbonhunter]

In more rural areas, general policing is done by the RCMP. Over here in BC, the really big cities tend to be the ones with a municipal police force, like Vancouver with its VPD. Areas with a lower population density just have the RCMP, who indeed, are dressed in blue/black. The red surge is used for ceremonial stuff only, like Remembrance Day.

[@dljprogun]

Canadian here and there are a few things are missing that I think Americans should know. - Canada has an Army. We fought and beat Germany's best Armies in two world wars. And in World War II we took Juno beach. - John Cantius Garand was Canadian. Like James Naismith, John Garand was a in the U.S. when he made his accomplishment it was not basketball but the M1 Garand rifle that was used by the U.S. Army in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. - Canada has some of the beast snipers. Rob Furlong's shot (3rd farthest shot) and killed a Taliban fighter at 2,430 m (2,657 yd) and a JTF 2 sniper (farthest shot) killed an ISIS fighter in Iraq at 3,540 m (3,871 yd). - Canada has black people. From 1840 to 1865 over 30,000 American slaves used The Underground Railroad to come to Canada were they could be free and even vote. Today there descents and African immigrants make up 3% of Canada's population. (Hollywood actor Stephan James is from Scarborough, Toronto) We have a black woman on our $10 bill! - Canadian civilians own guns. Canadian civilians have 12,708,000 rifles, shotguns and handguns and 36,626,000 civilians that's enough to arm 34.7% of the civilian population. That makes Canada 7th in the world. - Canada is the second largest country in the world. With an area total of 9,984,670 km we only loose to Russia at 17,098,246 km.

[@MrMega1423]

Also, the guns you speak of are hunting rifles. Not handguns, assault rifles, etc.

[@MrMega1423]

dljprogun ok

[@jkprez]

Dude with all your military facts and figures you just might want to be an American... just sayin'

[@dljprogun]

@@jkprez Well my Great Grandmother was born in Minnesota, so it can be said that 1/8 of my blood is American.

[@jkprez]

@Cherry Dayz Did I say I was American? I'm a 64 yr old Canadian who's lived my whole life in our great country. (Except the last 14 winters where I go somewhere warm...not the USA!)

[@kaym4342]

I’ve lived in BC all my life. It’s relatively warm here and we usually get rain instead of snow. I lived in Saskatchewan for a year in third grade (which is known to be cold) and I developed a “gang” of kids who all huddled under the playground at recess in the warmer months because it was so hot you would feel sick if you were outside for too long. It is NOT always cold here

[@jojo-xk8ri]

Im in Southern canada and its basically like living in the North Pole and Arizona at differant times of the year. Edit: also ive never seen a mountie in my life

[@camg5774]

Anime Trash lmao I’ve never heard of a Canadian living anywhere but south

[@jkprez]

So, a typical Torontonian who thinks they know all about Canada. If you live in provinces other than Ontario and Quebec and Newfoundland you will probably see a mountie on any given day of the week.

[@jkprez]

@Hardy Harhar No they aren't Hardy. OPP are an Ontario government agency. So are the Quebec and Newfy police. All other provinces and territories use RCMP as provincial police.

[@gman2506]

I live in northern US

[@jojo-xk8ri]

@@jkprez I live in Alberta. I've never been in Ontario, Quebec, or Newfoundland. I've been in British Columbia, the Northwest Territories, and (obviously) Alberta.

[@Petite-Maman42]

Au Québec, c'est mieux .. We really are FrenGlish. .. 😁

[@koolkidyeet9606]

Oh vraiment???????????

[@ryanstock7094]

? No clue what you said and I’m in Canada. Ontario, though. Very English province

[@mrsdoubtfire6382]

"Canada... it's like the far better version of America"

[@jvaughn1945]

We got New York and Vegas. Not to metion LA.

[@BryanW22]

@@jvaughn1945 we have technically free healthcare and generous people. And also drake, jb, and more

[@BryanW22]

@sumopit r/woooosh and (cough cough) detroit, compton, skid row

[@jvaughn1945]

@@BryanW22 Justin Beiber is really bad man.

[@pandorapink6504]

Agreed. Anyone who tries to argue, if you list off cities, have you ever considered that there is more to the world then cement and glass?

[@thebikehippie6562]

"If the Fonz ever played a Mountie on Happy Days he'd be like Ayyyyyyy, Eh."

[@RT7411]

The Canada episode of That 70s Show is my favourite episode of what is also my favourite sitcom, also I’m Canadian. Probably the reason it’s one of my favourite episodes of That 70s Show.

[@tetrakiva6812]

not everyone in canada is your friend, buddy or guy..

[@wills3783]

So happy i live in Canada and im Canadian

[@cosygla]

Im Scottish and I love Canada. What videos could I make about Scotland and Canada ?

[@jackwang9495]

The first Canadian PM, John A. Macdonald is born in Scotland.

[@pesho5370]

Canada was built by Scots. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.

[@jackwang9495]

Brian Rodgers Nova Scotia means New Scotland.

[@neapals]

Canadian here whos family came from Scotland. Cant wait to go back and visit. Loved Scotland. Highland games are coming up in August. I go every year.

[@chetoyou22]

Cosy I live in Nova Scotia "new Scotland my mum is from Scotland and says nova scotia is a lot like Scotland.

[@RapFanatic4ever]

I love South Park's depiction of Canadians with flopping heads

[@spaceinvader9464]

0:37 thank you so much i have been waiting for this moment people finally understand ITS NOT ALWAYS COLD HERE

[@emmaj91180]

#10 is accurate #9 just made me laugh I think Toronto is just more known, like Montreal as a city #8 yah I totally want you to know that it's super important #7 is so true omfg only Americans call it ''Canadian Bacon'' we've never said that #6 true #5 Canada is mainly English, but certain provinces (a province is like a state) speak French as well, such as Quebec - and in some cases you can't get certain jobs unless you speak both languages. #4 I agree #3 OMG FINALLY LOL our cops do not ride horses we have the same cops as Americans #2 I love this video for explaining this .. our healthcare SO isn't free and tbh it's a good thing if we know everyone should get healthcare no matter what, not just if you're rich - our milk comes in bags because it's better for the environment but we do also have carton milk available - #1 LOLOL no one talks like that, only sometimes in the maritimes Also, the whole polite thing.. just because we have manners doesn't mean we're all puppies and kittens.

[@alexriddles492]

Sarah S As for #7, Canadian Bacon is not ham. Ham is cured pork from the hind leg of the pig. Canadian Bacon is cured pork from the loin, a different cut of meat. That's why they call it Back Bacon.

[@fionapolson5051]

Yeah I'm from Nova Scotia and we talk like that all the time

[@aymandamer2387]

I LOVE CANADA 🇨🇦 🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹

[@ALifeThatRocks]

The 60s act “The Band” was beloved for how their music captured the American heartland. 4 of its 5 members including the songwriter were Canadian.

[@plasmacurrey1903]

As a proud Canadian I am happy this video is out

[@busterobe]

Im kinda offended... WE DONT ALWAYS SAY EH?

[@yummygirlypiegirl491]

Roberto1756YT *eh?*

[@daniboy9198]

Of course our healthcare is paid for with our tax dollars! It doesn't appear out of nowhere! Oh, and we Canadians like to put "Eh" at the end of every sentence just to drive our American neighbors crazy... JK! :D

[@kappadarwin9476]

non taken you are a good neighbor

[@daniboy9198]

Aw, shucks, thanks... :) It's too bad about the whole trade war/tariff thing, tho... :(

[@TheSuburban15]

"Eh" doesn't drive me crazy, I just think it's funny. The way Canadians say "button" and "important" does drive me a little crazy.

[@ericwettstein7315]

The most Canadian thing I've ever heard anyone say (I'm Canadian) is "Well 'eres hopin' we get'er done before the snoww falls, eh?

[@qcbelzebuth7083]

American are always surprise with french Canadian. What is even more funny is they like us more than most Canadian🤣

[@parrychell]

I now want to live in Canada. It sounds fantastic.

[@mikeboyce21]

parrychell and where do you live? Perhaps we can switch lol.

[@utisti4976]

It’s such an awful place politically though. Not mention, the winters there are very long and very, very cold. You’ll be suffering from a lot of cabin fever. :/

[@USCisgay]

go for it... you can just go there... they really dont have many immigration laws and the ones they do have can easily be avoided by several loopholes. they even give migrants a couple grand upon entry to start their lives.

[@parrychell]

Okay so maybe not that great then.. ...

[@amandaagnew6787]

Its really not that great. I love my country, but it's not all its cracked up to be.

[@harshitaagnihotri2434]

True north strong and free 🍁 🍁 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@sydneylanglois6438]

WHADDUP MY FELLOW CANADIANS!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@charlie_warlie]

My ceiling is up .-.

[@dankirslis5279]

American here, never been to Canada, but 8,6 and honorable mentions were the only things i didn't know

[@dhayes1541]

The R.C.M.P. is the main police force for large portions of Canada. They are not used exclusively for federal issues. Ontario has its own provincial police force and several of the larger cities have set up their own police force, as well but most of Canada is policed by the R.C.M.P.

[@misakill]

Canadien gang🤙 Were u guys??? Btw I’m from Montreal

[@amelie2693]

Québec gang! 😉

[@jenavelle1880]

Ontario gang

[@headlesszombie1157]

Apple Slices nation, FINALLY SOMEONE FROM NEWFOUNDLAND!

[@GR1MR34P3R420]

Southern Ontario Gang Gang

[@thesupremewingull2984]

Southern Alberta gang

[@Spumby]

Don’t forget the fact that we have polar bears instead of cars.

[@Liam-jy7yi]

@Error_Blake Woosh

[@mikeunrau84]

Personally, I HATE it when people call Canada "North America". It's not America, Its called Canada

[@Levaaant]

M U North America consists of Canada and the US.

[@wendytestaburger5737]

It’s part of the continent of America America doesn’t mean the USA

[@JZJ7777]

@@Levaaantno, it doesn’t. North America also includes Central American countries such as Mexico, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.

[@Levaaant]

@@JZJ7777 true

[@rodrigolaysaenz4579]

WatchMojo is Canadian???

[@NoBodyNoCrime758]

are you really that stupid?

[@bhadbhabie6030]

Yes

[@rodrigolaysaenz4579]

Whoa whoa I'm Peruvian I had no idea

[@knightofarkronia8652]

They're based in Montreal.

[@Poufkimashoula1]

I had no idea!

[@royalcanadianairforce2993]

Proud to be CANADIAN!

[@Random_izer277]

I'm from Canada, and I love this video, I even learned a few things, thanks!

[@harleenpelia2787]

I LITERALLY GOT A SHAWN MENDES TIM HORTON AD WHOS FROM CANADA 🇨🇦

[@weirdcommenter4956]

Harleen Pelia no all caps

[@MattakaMouse]

to use the word "eh" is just the equivalent of using the sentance "you know what im saying" after making a statement

[@MrMega1423]

Eh has multiple meanings. It can be used instead of "right?" at the end of a sentence or as "Huh?" before a sentence. "The weather's great, eh?" "Eh? Whats this?"

[@zeddicus4444]

Holy shit, I haven't seen that basketball Heritage video since I was a kid

[@homiiciidalkiitten6650]

@sumopit yep, we all did lol in both official languages too :OP

[@jessicarosenbloom8016]

sEc0nD cUp? WHO TF LIKES THAT PLACE

[@pesho5370]

Jess R Literally no one.

[@sabrinac-d3165]

Jess R l don’t even know that place

[@sabrinac-d3165]

Nutmeg Macadamia you know that you can have your sandwich without cheese if you ask

[@flashrogue4376]

I just buy local. here (in NS) there are many local roasters who have their own coffee houses. I like Just Us

[@HeaftyBlast]

the canadian hipsters mostly. i still prefer tim's scorching hot coffee

[@mimikyufates576]

Fun fact There actually 72 languages in Canada if you include aboriginal languages. How we got the English is by the UK. How we got french is by France.