What Still Amazes Us About Canada | Australian Reacts | AussieTash

[@kosys5338]

Darn! I don't have a story about becoming a Canadian, I have always been a Canadian, born and raised here. I've lived in Canada all my life and I think it is great seeing new people coming too and loving Canada as much as I do. It makes me proud to see how proud they are to call Canada their home. People from every corner of the planet being able to live together and respect each other is what makes Canada truly a great nation. Not only that, I can eat authentic food from all around the world without ever having to leave Canada.

[@murraytown4]

I follow their channel. They are immigrants to Canada…but have been here for years. They are very active helping new Canadians prepare for and adjust to life in Canada. They are amazing. One is from Russia and the other, Ukraine.

[@PJAvenger]

What are their professions?

[@murraytown4]

@@PJAvenger one is an engineer, the other, I don’t recall.

[@PJAvenger]

@@murraytown4 I see. As a Canadian, and a son of an immigrant engineer, I welcome them to Canada. Unless they like the Canadiens - then OUT you go!

[@carolmurphy7572]

Isn't it wonderful that they have become immediate ambassadors for Canada in wanting to help others with their immigration? They're obviously grateful and friendly!

[@CraftAero]

@@murraytown4 Funny that an engineer thinks donut holes are "punched" out.

[@pamelalambe1356]

My favorite thing about being Canadian is watching Aussie Tash Reacts to Canada. ha

[@Lj8-u7e]

I love watching people from other countries react to Canada lmao

[@bonnycroft9093]

Same here

[@aussietashreacts]

oh love it :)

[@jillianburton7250]

Ha, at first I shook my head at the plaid stereotype… then I realized all my work gear is flannel.

[@aussietashreacts]

I love that so much, you bloody champion

[@KukumEesinekapo]

As soon as I saw them plaid shirts, I knew they were professionals…. 😎 As I was wearing the same red one while watching 😅 Happy guilt ☝️😌

[@mackwiz1]

"Flannel" is a wash cloth.

[@JaneSmith-lu8ol]

Australia and Canada are very similar. And great allies. We are both lucky to live in two of the best countries in the world. Love your reactions Tash.

[@aussietashreacts]

Yes we are and Cheers :)

[@Kathleen-u7s4b]

I agree. I feel that we have more in common with Australians than most Americans.

[@jimburden6562]

Pat yourself on the back I hate warm countries

[@tomstockley7055]

When you come to st.johns you will have to be screeched in and officially become an honorary Newfounder. I was born and raised here and would never leave. You will experience what is great about our country.

[@sheilakearney3434]

I'm from Ontario. I visited Newfoundland several years ago and got screeched in in Gander. Unfortunately, I was there at the wrong time of year to see the whales or icebergs, but saw many, many, many puffins. You have a lovely province with lovely people.

[@carolmurphy7572]

​@@sheilakearney3434What a lovely comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed your visit. Perhaps you'll be able to come another time to experience the thrills of seeing icebergs and whales!

[@sheilakearney3434]

@@carolmurphy7572 I sure hope so. Then I'd be able to get another feed of cod tongues, scrunchions, and toutons with molasses ... although not all on the same plate. 🙂

[@carolmurphy7572]

@sheilakearney3434 Spoken like a local, my dear! Those are some of my favourites, too! 😋😀

[@markmiller4609]

Just a quick note 14 20 ambulances and fire etc arrive within 5 min depends where you live some small communities rely on volunteer fire and ambulance comes from another community so give or take few extra minutes.

[@Justtc]

Bring back the Canadian tuxedo...?? Honey, it never went anywhere! 😆

[@aussietashreacts]

love it :)

[@garyparr7311]

more jeans

[@stephaniec3619]

I don’t know how long it takes to become a Canadian citizen. I’m not sure what I love about being Canadian. I still have so much of this country to explore myself.

[@ElsaDewitt]

Resident card first and then I believe you become a citizen in 5 years.

[@jessicajackson8064]

As a Canadian, when someone is rude to me, I find myself biting my tongue so I do not ask them if they are Americans!

[@yarrowbumblefoot8877]

Ditto!

[@Canadian-Kellie]

Me too!

[@michaeldowson6988]

Lots of Russians & Ukraines emigrated to Canada after our Confederation. They were given land to farm, and Alberta is covered with Orthodox Churches. There's an Orthodox Church in my neighbourhood of Vancouver, and a Ukrainian community retirement home. Canada has the worlds' largest Ukrainian population outside of Europe.

[@keithpeterson5127]

These women have become real Canadians. We need them to do more videos to inspire Canadians to appreciate what a great country in which we live. Canadian Russian and Ukraine women living in peace. They are great Canadian ambassadors. More please. Thank you Aussie Tash for this.

[@dax9431]

Trump/MAGA has been slowly creeping into Canada, mostly politics, but it leaves a bad smell. These people have NOTHING at all to complain about, so they invent crap like they do in the USA. Most follow this poor version of the "conservative party'. Whiny idiots! These two are just perfect happy Canadians!

[@warrenpeterson6065]

Hey Tash, your question re how long does it take to become a Canadian citizen is difficult to explain in just a few words. Here's one quick way. You can apply federally or you can apply provincially via the Provincial Nominee Program. I live in British Columbia so I'll speak to our program (BC PNP). Each year the Provincial governments are allotted a number of immigration seats. My Province, BC, posts the skillset(s) it requires and to be filled by new immigrants. Currently, the priorities are: 1. Childcare, 2. Construction, 3. Healthcare, 4. Technology, and 5. Veterinary Care. This is basically our Immigrant Shopping List at the moment and if you wish to immigrate to BC, have these skills, have a job offer, then you will be fast tracked to citizenship. The Provincial Gov will work with you and the process can be fast tracked to just 2 or 3 years. Thanks Tash for teaching an old Canuck about his country.

[@aussietashreacts]

Child Care well I am in, I have my Diploma in Children Services.

[@luckyskittles8976]

Good Morning!!! St. Boniface, the French community of Winnipeg celebrates the Festival du Voyager honoring the Francophonie. Feb 15 - 25 this year.

[@bahbus]

Looking forward to this year's Festival du Voyager.

[@aussietashreacts]

Very cool

[@Kathleen-u7s4b]

Edmonton has the Flying Canoe Volant, which celebrates local history. Luckily, this year, the weather cooperated.

[@philippedussault5346]

Maple syrup, steak spices blend and some vegetable oil makes a very good marinade for salmon.

[@yarrowbumblefoot8877]

OMG I'm drooling, eh!

[@jimturner3301]

Good morning Tash. Great video. But here's a fact many people don't know about. At the start of the video, she spoke about the coffee chain Tim Horton's and referred to him as "Timothy". Many people do not realize that his name was not Tim. His actual given birth name was Miles Gilbert Horton. Tim was a nickname he had acquired as a boy.

[@GreatGazoo911]

Some people call me.... Tim?

[@robertpearson8798]

@@GreatGazoo911 “Look at the bones!”

[@hoodatdare7039]

THE VISITORS THAT COME TO CANADA. THEY ARE SO SERPRISED TO SEE HOW GOOD WE HAVE IT. I JUST SAY SORRY ABOOT THAT EH!

[@DaveGIS123]

You're right, we Canadians DO have it good. We have it so good, sometimes we don't appreciate it as much as we should. Canadians will be the first to tell you how Canada isn't perfect, and how every day in Canada isn't a rapturous celebration of the good life the way it's often portrayed. But the plumbing works, potholes get fixed (eventually!), cops don't demand bribes, and the civil service doesn't work for tips. We Canadians often take "Peace, Order, and Good Government" for granted, so it's good to be reminded from time to time of how unusual Canada is.

[@KlassyKat45]

I know. It's like we're from another planet. "You have cities and cars and schools?" Oh my!

[@gonnamajona]

Tash you are awesome and love all your videos. I am a Canuck living in Blighty for a long time now. Watching your videos just brings warmth to my heart, as I am a proud Canadian. Also, it is true Aussies are like Canadians. Try to find a video on Aussies celebrating Australia Day in Vancouver or better in Whistler, B.C. You will love it! The atmosphere is phenomenal when you have Aussies and Canadians partying together. Keep those videos coming. I watch your videos when I feel the blues in Blighty.

[@aussietashreacts]

Cheers :)

[@sammcturk8898]

I'm in Vancouver and yesterday was groundhog day yesterday, I went out into my yard today and just about peed with excitement when I saw new buds on my cherry tree 😊🌱 so happy. You have a great weekend luv 😘

[@aussietashreacts]

ok that explains the Groundhog Lays Video that Ryan Reynolds dropped, stay tuned :)

[@bellaususfitzpinguidpalate8732]

So happy to have them!!! ❤😊🇨🇦

[@lindsayambler9706]

There's a show filmed in St John's called Hudson and Rex...see if You can find it...

[@jenniferpickering7808]

Your reactions to Canada are so fun to watch Tash, keep them coming!

[@aussietashreacts]

Thank you! Will do!

[@klondikechris]

I immigrated to Canada as a baby and grew up here. I think the best thing here is the piece. When we go to war, we fight like demons, and then we just go back home to our civilian lives. I have 46 years service in the Canadian military, and I've never heard a shot fired in anger. I love that about Canada.

[@noseboop4354]

Too bad the canadian government doesn't appreciate our forces, new recruits being paid so poorly they can't afford rent and have to sleep in their car. Even some with a few years of service have to couch surf. This is especially bad around the bases of Halifax.

[@philipberthiaume2314]

Tash: to apply for permanent residency in Canada, u would have to live in Canada for 1,095 days, non continuous. You can apply through the Permanent Residence Portal by way of an account online. Canada accepts a large number of ppl every year, including an ever increasing number of Americans of about 1,500 every month! Overall, Canada accepts 400,000 new Canadians per year. A word of caution. New housing is being built, but it will take a bit of time for catchup. Housing costs in our major cities are getting high. U can apply for citizenship after 5 years of residency.

[@terryomalley1974]

They're not "new Canadians" if they don't have citizenship. They're just immigrants.

[@clarissathompson]

Ya, the housing crisis is making immigration a bit more difficult to navigate, for sure. Building has to catch up with demand and, at least in BC, more restrictions are being put on short term rentals through companies like AirBnB and VRBO to help make more long term housing available.

[@dax9431]

I heard a wonderful interview from an immigrant family. There are 7 of them and they were put in an apartment of 1000 feet. That was nearly twice the size place they had back there. Here they had running water AND drinkable. They had to walk down 6 stories to use the bathroom. Now they live in a warm home and love being here!

[@shelleywright749]

Canadian from the Great Lakes area, here. I LOVE Aussie Tash. 😁

[@2727rogers]

If you do come to St. John's I would suggest you be here on the first Wednesday in August. That is the day, weather permitting, that the annual Royal St. Joh's Regatta is held. The oldest continuous sporting event in North America and also the largest Garden Party in Canada.

[@philipmitchelmore3974]

Well I do see the garden party, because Newfoundlanders party about everything, me as a former Newfoundlander know that.

[@timtwoface]

I appreciate how she mispronounced "plaid shirt" as "played shirt". As a proud Canadian I've yet to ever have the full Canadian Tuxedo!

[@BarbNordman]

I confess, years ago I wore a long blue Jean dress to an outdoor wedding and when it got chilly in the evening I put on a blue jean jacket.🙃 My adult kids kind of frown when I try wear my blue jeans with a jean jacket now, but I want to so bad! 😉

[@derekhorlock1976]

I had a Jean shirt, pants, and a jacket, but at the time, I was in high school (1975 grade 10). I didn't know it was called a Canadian tuxedo!

[@elileit]

Don't forget about festival du voyageur in winnipeg!

[@KlassyKat45]

Autumn colors in the Atlantic provinces are beautiful too. "Plaid" Is actually pronounced as plahd, but yes they are comfy and go with pretty much everything. Never heard the the "Canadian Tuxedo". Have you seen the I AM CANADIAN rant by "Joe"?

[@davidlefranc6240]

To be honest since it was sold to another company the timbits aren't as good and quality as when i was young it was a mistake to sell this company !

[@dougwilson4537]

Yep.... it is definitely Plaid Season right now. I laughed when they mentioned the 'fashon' as I have a yellow plaid shirt on, while watching this.😅 When a friend got married (years back), I think it took his wife about 4 years to get her citizenship. She was from Hong Kong, and other than A LOT of paperwork to get her into the country, there didn't seem to be any other delays. Just waiting, taking her citizenship test, and then the actual ceremony.

[@aussietashreacts]

love that you are still commenting in our community mate :)

[@jeffdewe]

plaid shirts of today are nothing like the traditional ones, I would say they died out just after free trade with the USA/Mexico in the 1980's, When the textile plants moved out, They looked the same but they were made out of thick like a cotton/wool blanket about 10 times thicker than the ones you get today, It originated from Scotland, Well the plaid design did, not necessary the shirt itself.

[@mrryencoke]

If you're going to do St. John's, go for the George St Music Festival! I live in Hamilton (outside Toronto) and St. John's is 100% undoubtedly my FAVOURITE city in Canada! The people there are the salt of the earth amazing! I LOVE them all and had the time of my life there! (Check out the Terry Fox monument where he started his run when in town!) Since you'll be going half way across the Island for summer icebergs, you may as well do a few hundred more clicks and hit Gros Morne National Park! My absolute favourite of the National Parks so far, and I have done parks like Jasper, Banff, Revelstoke, Kootenay, Yoho, Georgian Bay, Point Pelee, etc Now the drive from Banff to Jasper along the Icefields Parkway was absolutely AMAZING, but for me, the most scenic of all drives was The Cabot Trail around the Atlantic coastline of The Cape Breton Highlands National Park! Take your time to stop at ALL the scenic look outs along the way, maybe do some whale watching, hike one of the trails. then camp overnight at one of the top rated as most scenic campgrounds in NA, Meat Cover! The scenery is amazing in both the Summer and the Fall, but if you plan on taking that drive, be sure to do it clockwise! Trust me it makes a HUGE difference!

[@charlesskinner1599]

instead of putting sugar in my coffee i use maple serup

[@carolstanton7373]

OMG, why did never think of that, brilliant.

[@Jasper0o0]

Interesting video. I think I’ll subscribe to that channel. It’s interesting to see the Russian perspective. Winterlude (winter festival) just started in Ottawa, but unfortunately that section of the Rideau canal that I said was open, (a week ago ) it closed. It was only open for 4 days, for skating. It’s just too mild, & it’s doubtful that it will open again this year, sadly. I hope ppl stay off the ice. We’ve had too many deaths in Canada due to people falling through the ice, so far. I wish people would just use common sense.

[@aussietashreacts]

sub to that channel mate, its great i have binge many video's

[@robertpearson8798]

The funny thing is that donuts aren’t really made by cutting out the middle, they’re formed in a ring, so donut holes never really existed. Timbits are, in fact, Canadian crack.

[@user-gu7kk5zk2b]

Well that's true for some but not all donuts. Yeast donuts are cut with ring shaped cutters or as a rectangle. So donuts holes are an old tradition which is being faked as cake donuts are extruded and most Tim bits are cake donuts

[@bahbus]

The NHL is currently on it's mid-season break for the all star game. But being from Winnipeg all I have to say is GO JETS GO!! they are having one heck of a season so far!!

[@stargazer279]

hi Tash, i decided to subscribe to your channel. Love your Australian accent. when ever you will visit Canada, make a stop in Montreal, we a nice friendly city. We are bilingual french and english. There are so many things to see in Quebec, including the Quebec Remparts

[@MsPerlia]

As a Canadiens fan, I would be thrilled if any Canadian team would bring home the cup.

[@Gghjfyhvfghh]

Cheers tash. Watching ur videos. Touches my heart. Thanks so much

[@nolanharriott4574]

Go Jets Go “TRUE NORTH”. Love the Mick E Moose on the shelf!

[@CurtisBolen]

Yes, Timbits are doughnut holes.

[@PJPerdue1293]

Another really interesting and informative video! Thanks. 🥰

[@aussietashreacts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnam1234]

I really enjoyed your video and comments plus learning more about the world around me.

[@beatricecalabrese-e4c]

I have like 15 plaid shirts that I where even to work and I love them. I pick them all up at various flee markets.

[@Nate099]

Immigration in Canada is funky. It depends on what country you come from the speed at which you can obtain citizenship. For you or someone else from another commonwealth country the process is faster than say Asian or African countries. I presume French speaking African countries would be a faster process than non French. For people from the UK, the process is fast, I had a friend who moved here from, and he and his whole family were able to get full citizenship within or right at the two year mark. Another friend from Mexico, started with a student visa, found work, and I think the process for her to get permanent residency it took about 2 years after finding a job in a company big enough that would sponsor her permanent residency, typically only large employers offer this(legal costs). If she were to go for citizenship she’d have to write a test on history and laws etc and the process would take an additional 1-2 years I believe minimum. Permanent residency is the step below citizenship that gives you all the same benefits, health, freedoms, no limitations like when they first get here on traveling internationally etc (need to show you want to stay and contribute to the country so restrictions on time spent out of the country during the PR process), the only major limitation with PR over citizenship is they can’t vote provincially or federally, but they can vote in municipal elections, which is fairly big thing if you’re in a large city like Toronto etc where their budgets and ppl affected under the municipal exceed some provinces in population. I may be wrong about them voting in municipal but I believe they can, google-able, but I know for a fact, the ones that just keep PR and don’t go for citizenship, eventually transition to a ‘Landed immigrant’ after x amount of years, I think 10-20, but once landed immigrant they can for a fact vote municipal. Still no voting, but then unlike PR they can go live in another country for 6 months or a year and maintain their landed immigrant status and come and go to Canada as they please, but PR I think can’t be out of the country more than 6 months of the year or a year, then they may loose it and have to start the process over. Sponsorship is also only one stream to PR or citizenships, there are other ways too, if your in an industry that we have a shortage in that can expedite it, or I think the normal longer way, that you’d pay all the expenses for is I believe still like a points system, like multiple categories each weighted out of a score of ~100, for things like how much money u have in assets and would be bringing with you is one category, another is education, again the more the better, others are age and health conditions, in that case the younger the better and healthier the better of course, we have a top heavy population so it favours people who have education or young families with them or another 30+ years to work. There’s also refugees or people claiming asylum from war torn countries or countries in South America which is a whole other thing where I believe they’re helped a bit by charities and provincial government to get set up and if they can manage here a few years and can work I think they can also get expedited citizenship.

[@aussietashreacts]

looking into is for my family :)

[@robertpearson8798]

The best thing about being Canadian is always having to say you’re sorry.

[@GarySaltern-hn1ji]

Coe Hill dinner jackets. They only told you where they were from three or four times but you must have been cackling.

[@charlesmclaughlin3578]

We all look forward to you popping over soon 🥃😎

[@aussietashreacts]

Can't wait!

[@LeviticusTheAtheist]

I love your videos. You always want to go to cities most run from, and think moose are something you Want to meet with.

[@TheDylls]

NGL, I have one of those Tim Biebs toques... It is VERY high quality! Soft material, very thick, large enough to cover the earlobes on my massive head

[@aussietashreacts]

nice. a timmies toque lol

[@mikerussell3830]

Let's go jets? Well, there's something you don't hear very often outside of Winnipeg lol. Keep up the great work my Aussie friend.

[@dh5040]

Hope you take out time for the video about the making of Tears Are Not Enough. This was the 1985 response of Canadian music and entertainment artists to the 1985 song We are the World. The last seven minutes shows the music video and the credits of all the Canadian artists sadly some are no longer with us like Oscar Peterson and Gordon Lightfoot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJnJgZWmir6La6M

[@Mycatdoesthetyping]

Just a tip, say " Go Jets Go" cut out "the". Allstar game at 3 p.m. The Oilers, went into the break on a 16 game win streak. If they win their first game back,their tied for a NHL record. Jets need to stay healthy,their in a tough division, early season success doesn't mean much come playoffs.

[@Zlata1313]

Skills competition last night was great! McDavid wow! Oilers fan here ! Too long a break waiting for their chance to get win #17💙🧡🏒

[@CurtisBolen]

No, seriously, we are polite.

[@philipmitchelmore3974]

She certainly must love the wobbly pops because George Street in St.John’s has the highest number of pubs/bars in the world

[@Kathleen-u7s4b]

I'll take a hard pass on the 'Canadian tuxedo', but on a different note, I live in Alberta so we don't get to experience the beautiful reds and oranges in the fall, but I finally got to see them when we went to Nova Scotia in September-October. Unfortunately a hurricane arrived the first weekend we were there and damaged a lot of the hard woods trees, so we didn't get the full impact. Still beautiful though! Loved your reaction video!!

[@shawnburden6958]

I am from newfoundland, you asked about the wildlife,.newfoundland is the moose capital of the world. We have plenty of caribou here in newfoundland as well. But most tourists come to see the icebergs.

[@bobmoore8314]

I didn't check the comments below, so I apologize if what I'm about to comment on is already mentioned. A Canadian Tuxedo is all demin.. Kindly do a google. Cheers.

[@NancyStonebridge]

Im in Montréal quebec alot of fun in summer good music food fr all over the world 🌎 festivals all summer concerts free in the streets in downtown Montréal please do come u are alwayscwelcome in Canada 🇨🇦 we love all people vand all people care treated with respect we may say SORRY alot ❤️ and were sorry fr that its something i think were born with but we are never sorry to see new visitors to ur country i love ur reactions especially the red gren show i watched it as a child always amazing ur canadian friend NANCY 😅🎉

[@Dimcle]

Another pronunciation lesson, Tash. If you look at the name of the hockey team, Montreal Canadiens, it's spelled with an "e". It's the French version and is roughly pronounced "Canadee-enz", not "Canadee-ans". You're welcome. 😁

[@lessamorra8778]

I would like to, politely, add yet another pronunciation lesson. In 17:00 Canada, we pronounce plaid

[@lessamorra8778]

As "plad" not "played".

[@karenryckman1027]

You must be a permanent resident for 4 yrs...and pass a knowledge test to become a citizen of canada

[@erniejohnston401]

Plaid shrts the Canadian tuxedo blue jeans and a plaid shirts!

[@rajsharma5316]

I call them lumber jackets.... Canadian tuxedo is demin top to down!!

[@markpro8039]

ranked the second best country in the world which to live

[@robertjulianagnel1100]

Tash google Australian working in Canada, (1) you come here, (2) find a job, (3) apply for a work permit, (4) work your way across the country. I've met two Aussies a hair dresser and plumber both work in a place then move on to another location. Working retail you can get a job in BC at Canadian Tire, Walmart etc. someplace with locations across the country. I love the winter but when spring arrives, flowers and millions of birds heading north. warm air, cool water hard to beat and the May 2-4 weekend! Today or tomorrow I'm going to get some pics of this 10 meter tall snow person before it melts. Ottawa's Winterlude Festival is this month lots of snow but weather has been too warm to make good ice on the Rideau Canal for skating. next week temps -2C next Friday +4C and rain. Since the 1780s an iconic bit of Canadian clothing is the Hudson Bay blanket, warmth for a lifetime in the great outdoors. Tash if you look at a map of Canada, see all the little bits and pieces in the north, we are actually secretly moving Canada farther away from our two neighbours to the south a little bit at a time. You are lucky not having neighbours.

[@aussietashreacts]

cheers mate, really thinking about moving to Canada

[@robertjulianagnel1100]

wait till after the US elections in November if Trump gets in and he has a good chance, even if he is in jail, things could get nasty in NA,@@aussietashreacts

[@garyparr7311]

the red head is a shield maiden

[@joeydepalmer4457]

polar bears love maple syrup spread over humans just before they eat them

[@davidbrock2450]

HNIC was Canadian.NHL Best TV and radio coverage in Canada. The two greatest host were Don Mclean (who was a CHL referee (16 to 21 yrs old) league that is the main feeder league to the NHL. His Long time Partner Don Cherry , A great NHL player and couch (won a SC as coach for the Boston Bruin's. . He even started an OHL team called the Mississauga ICC DOGS. They didn't last long. I tend to pick a favourite for every league came I watch. But my favourite teams are the "London Knights (city i Was born in). Then the "Calgary Hitmen" (WHL( Formed by a Canadian who cam from a long line of Profession wrestlers that made their way to peak Of American Pro (acting( wrestling league. They that a great team logo (Player Coming to Cross Check (illegal. but bad). with a goalie mask from they 1st Goalie mask's that entered the league. Think Jason from the |Halloween" movies. The Last is the Sarnia Sting which is based in the Town I live in now. They play for the love of the game as this most likely highest level they reach as a player. Then U see the top platers who dream of the NHL. So they are playing to the best of their ability hoping to make it to an NHL team.

[@jefffisher2690]

I live in western Canada and we always complain about the weather. Its to hot it to cold There is no happy medium lol right now it's spring and my allergies are pissing me off. Two places in Canada I will never go is the north pole or New found land, They both remind me of how to die.

[@robertweese9656]

Visit Southwestern Ontario and I'll buy you a Tim Hortons Coffee

[@sueshow401]

Really enjoyed this video presentation from the ladies formerally from Russia and The Ukraine. Always buy a huge box of timbits if travelling for hours in the car ESPECIALLY LEAVING VERY EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING eg. New West, BC THROUGH THE TWO MOUNTAIN PASSES BOUND FOR RENO NEVADA IN THE STATES [2AM DIRECTLY THROUGH TO 5PM IN THE EVENING] because Timbits are easier to POP IN THE MOUTH WITHOUT GETTING A MESS ON YOUR CLOTHES OR IN THE VEHICLE versus eating those full size doughnuts. Tesh: Mixed football (men and women on the same team) aka soccer is what she plays not the hockey. Fyi....glad we do not spend into the military (extreme expenditures) . CANADA HAS THE ❤MOSAIC ❤❤PEOPLE❤❤ PARADES ...PERSONS orientation 😊. Russia only has military parades😮😮😮😢😢😢😂😂😂

[@aussietashreacts]

glad they both had the opportunity to migrate to Canada

[@sueshow401]

@@aussietashreacts thx for sending your comment so swiftly. Oops, sorry! Beginning to crave some timbits!

[@TheBluemoon1949]

Hi Aussie,when are you thinking about coming to Canada? ❤️🇨🇦

[@wepntech]

Fun fact, ther was an american team playing against a canadian team and we newfoundlanders where mostly rooti g for the us team as we had more in common with them, ther was a newfy on ther team and the so called canadian team was full of americans any way. Lol

[@canadianicedragon2412]

I've been in Canada my whole life... and I'm not sure I ever owned a plaid shirt. By the accent I'm I would have guessed Northern Europe, Norway, Sweden, Finland type places... but I really suck at guessing accents and they said "Eastern Europe. They did say "eternal summer" which made me think arctic circle, so... East and North... Russia like they said. I will say Canadians don't like "Russian Politics" but we're also not fond of US politics... but the treatment of the people is "less" biased. The "almighty" Google says 2 things about becoming a citizen: First, processing and application takes about 15 months, and second among the requirements to apply is: To become a Canadian citizen, you must: a) be a permanent resident and b) have lived in Canada for 3 out of the last 5 years So... 3yrs, plus 15 months, plus whatever it takes to get permanent residency.

[@sammcturk8898]

We might have to pull your Canadian card for review for that 😂 no plaid finger wag here 😂 cheers mate have a good weekend

[@aussietashreacts]

will look into a few things, curious

[@jenniferpickering7808]

Across the road 🤣

[@aussietashreacts]

I know right lol

[@jasonm8017]

Go Canucks Go!🏆 and I’m now calling all my flannels, played shirts 😊👍🏼(pronounced correctly? 🤔)

[@jimturner3301]

It's actually pronounced "plad". Rhymes with "glad".

[@jasonm8017]

@@jimturner3301 ok, thank you

[@aussietashreacts]

Good stuff

[@CurtisBolen]

There is the odd chance you might run into a rude Canadian, but that is easily dealt with. Just dont talk to that person.

[@dianehewat802]

Canadian tuxedo was invented by an American - it was just first worn in BC. So not really Canadian

[@ryanpauloneeyed9669]

I live in the GTA, it would be hilarious if I ran into these girls.

[@KathrynLabuik]

You need to react to the wildfires that have just burnt out Jasper 😢

[@Scott2122232425]

Perfect shirt.

[@terryomalley1974]

Boo Tash!!!😮 bad choice in teams. Montreal rules!!! Number of Stanley Cups, Montreal Canadiens - 24. Winnipeg Jets - 0. End of story.

[@evelynproulx1853]

LOL 🤣

[@aussietashreacts]

you are corrupting my followers lol

[@shelleywesley4687]

It takes 5 yrs

[@glen6945]

young lady google ice fishing -on lake simcoe ontario canada

[@grantmorisseau4438]

Love you. But gotta become canucks fan . Vancouver canucks.

[@Playingwith3D]

if the newfies embraced you then you are in good hands.

[@joeydepalmer4457]

Tim Hortons IS NOT one of the most fav places, just easy to use early and late to go through the drive through for stuff

[@SuperDeadparrot]

Where are the girls in the vid from?

[@TheJimprez]

Except for whatever reason, they STILL bitch about Quebec...

[@GregoryBoyce-w3i]

Tim Horton junkie I am

[@christophermerlot3366]

Stop dissing TO. It's a great place to live. Hog town!!!!

[@terryomalley1974]

No, it's not, unless you're extremely wealthy.

[@6664420]

What?...14:17..."because it's not made of chalk".

[@northernpunx1978]

Oilers!!!! Not the peg. This year. 😎

[@Zlata1313]

​@@jojosviolethaven322yes!

[@Zlata1313]

💙🧡🏒👍

[@Abbie-g1b]

Just bought a 20 pack of timbits ⛷️

[@glen6945]

CANADA HAS GREAT HEALTH CARE