Reaction To Memes About Canadians
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Reaction To Memes About Canadians
This is my reaction to Memes About Canadians
In this video I react to funny Canadian memes featuring memes about Canada, Canadian food, Canadian weather and Canadian culture.
Original Video - • Memes About Canadians
Sometimes I think the Canadian "politeness" meme is overdone. But then I find myself apologizing to my car when I slam the door too hard.
I literally did that earlier today!
I find myself apologizing for bumping into doors or walls
I instinctively say thank you, even when no one’s holding the door. To solve this, the minute I realize I just add ‘thank you, door’. Thank your doors for their service.
@@aroshootingarrows they need our verbal respect and appreciation too lol
Canada doesn't have enemies because Canada doesn't leave survivors.
It's not a war crime the first time!
I was about 12 years old, my baby sister got to close to a goose and it started attacking. I got in the middle of it and my sister made her escape. I was not so lucky. I had bruises on my bruises. Luckily no broken bones. But a lengthy visit to the emergency room so they could ensure I had no internal bleeding. I think Canada could easily weaponize the goose.
they're basically flying cobras at this point
We had some geese on our acreage. They made very good watchdogs, and if they decided you weren't getting out of your car, in your car you stayed until one of my parents called them off.
They can't be weaponized. You cannot control that kind of power.
@@realexivus950 Now I'm picturing a sci-fi horror film in which a group of RCMP officers is investigating a remote Canadian village devastated by Canada goose attacks, and one of the group wants to smuggle a couple of geese back for use as weapons. The title: _Anserines_
Just yesterday I was taking a walk during my lunch break. There was a pair of geese on the grass with their little gosling. As i began to pass by one of the parents lowered its head and started to menace me. I put up my hand and said HEY. it stopped it's advance and I passed by without further incident. And that was my brush with death
Hans Island is now split. We (Canadians) now share a land border with Denmark!
They say battles over small border sections can still be found evident via whiskey bottles
What about whiskey though?
@@stnhndg We're happy to share that too. Are you bringing some? 😄
@@Carrie-so3ro Well, not whiskey but rather some vodka.
Sorry, when are the new mps coming out?
The Whisky war (or Liquor War) between us and Denmark ended in June 2022 around Russia's first invasion of Ukraine. It was meant to symbolize to other countries that land disputes can be resolved peacefully.
Wanna know what’s scarier than a goose?
Geese.
They are not called goose or geese they are called the Canadian Cobra Chicken some sick scientist mated a chicken and a cobra making the most feared airborn bird in Canada
Geese mostly the ganders are very protective of their families. Be afraid be very afraid.
The Canadian Denmark territorial dispute was resolved peacefully when Russia started playing with Ukraine
To be fair, the dispute itself was pretty peaceful.
@@margaretjames6494 you are correct i realize my comment implies it wasn’t, when it was.
"Playing."
Hockey rinks ... huge pond , small lake !!!!!! 👍🏿👍🏽👍✌🏼🖖🍁🌻💛💙🇺🇦
@@margaretjames6494 We literally gave each other our booze when we "invaded" each other. It was a game of getting each other drunk😊
There was an actual maple syrup heist, I think it was in Quebec. The amount they made off with was worth some pretty big bucks!
Yeah, that was a pretty funny story. I believe the mafia was involved.
I was walking the Skyline trail in Cape Breton NS about 18 years ago. Took a double take off the path, about 20ft away was the largest moose I ever seen in my life. It had half of it's body out of the thick brush eating leafs off the tree. It's shoulders were so broad, it was probably the width of a grown mans spread arm length, HUGE antlers, it was at least 6ft tall. Watched it for about 20 minutes, then it reversed and slid into the thick brush and disappeared.
I was once deer stalked.
The rubber duck is real, it's part of an event held every year where they "Race" rubber duckys down a section of river... We have something like that here in the Montreal Quebec area but I do believe the big one is in Toronto Ontario. It started as a charity fundraiser and people liked it so they keep doing it.
We had it in Glenn Williams, near Georgetown, on the Credit River.
@@kittkatt2255 yeah, it moves around to different locations. And it is not out and about in the winter: I'm guessing that they deflate it and store it somewhere when it is not displayed.
@@kathrynturnbull990, sorry, I had meant the rubber duck races. I never participated, but I think you bought a duck and there was a number on the bottom. The first one to cross the finish line won. It seemed like there were hundreds. Looked like a lot of fun.
Also worth noting that is was commissioned as part of the 150th anniversary celebrations in 2017, so while $200k may sound high for a giant duck, it wasn't just a random expenditure.
@@cmlemmus494 Perhaps but it did create a bit of a fuss with the then newly minted Trudeau administration, fiscal responssiblity iss not compatible with a quarter million dollar rubber ducky ....
Never get in between a moose mama and her calves. Years ago, the kids missed 2 days of school(they couldn't get to the school bus up on the road. 75-foot drive) when a cow moose and her twins took up residency one cold winter.(eating willow branches) The kids couldn't leave the deck or she charged at them. I finally dropped a bale on the other side of the drive for her when I fed the horses.(hidden behind an outbuilding, Illegal to feed the wildlife here) She stayed over there after that.
Or between a bull moose and... anything... in the fall. When the velvet is off, and the antlers are on, they can only think about fighting or fucking, and you want neither of those.
Once I walked around a circular drive and unbeknownst to me a moose was walking the other way. We surprised each other, politely said hello and continued on. She was easy 6' at the shoulder and likely a ton or more. That could have gone very bad.
Moose are usually not aggressive, with the exceptions being males in the rutting season and females with their calves. Best to just slowly walk away.
I used to work security at a large Toronto mall and every spring we had to escort mall staff to/from their cars because a pair of Canadian geese had made a nest on the roof. Not even at ground level but they would attack any human coming out of a car or the mall. It's illegal to move their nests or hurt them so we just had to deal with it every spring.
I played at a lot of rinks that were 4 rinks together inside a large dome, with a restaurant and chairs above in the middle for the parents to watch and stay warm. There is a reason most professional teams have like 50% Canadian players in Hockey, we are very competitive and the parents actually pay for tickets to games usually costing $5-20 to support these massive rinks 😁
my name is joe AND I AM canadian. thank you for this vid
classic
Hey I get to be the expert for once! Hi there, Canadian here, we have since settled the Hans Island dispute with Denmark and now technically have a land border with the EU. I worked on the project when I was a student. Fun times
which now means canada now borders 2 counties as does denmark
I've never seen a moose (caribou on the highway in the interior of BC, yes). And I'm old and well-travelled. But there's a reason why we call Canada geese "cobra chickens". They're vicious.
Saw a family of Canada geese crossing a busy road today, right through the middle of the intersection. Thankfully all the cars stopped for them. The babies were so cute.
Mert, what you thought was an otter was a beaver. Ha Ha, the goose was chasing the mailman because he kept mispronouncing his city as Miss-iss-ah-gee-wa.
The No Name brand is a brand that is associated with one of our grocery outlet. It is priced lower than other brands. A lot of those products are actually made in the same factory as the brand name, and in many cases, it is the exact same product in a different package.
10:40 That "war" is officially over. We agreed to split the island halfway, meaning that we now have a border with Denmark.
16:50 The bear pooping is a reference to a Sharmin commercial (toilet paper brand).
No the bear one is referencing " does a bear shot in the woods" which means "yes, obviously". eg, are you hungry? Does a bear shìt in the woods.. do want to go out drinking this weekend? Does a bear shot in the woods...
and no name has a larger profit margin
Once, when I was driving back to visit my parents in Ontario (I lived in Alberta), I was really tired just east of the Manitoba/Ontario border. So I pulled into a rest-stop, and put my seat back for a nap, and rolled the window down, since it was spring and the weather was nice. I woke up to a bad smell, opened my eyes to a moose-cow with her entire head inside the cab of my pickup. She snuffled around a bit, then lost interest since I didn't have anything to eat. Lucky for me, moose don't eat people, people eat people. At least, I think that's how it goes...
Thats crazy lol. Thanks for sharing. I have only seen moose in northern alberta and the kootenay valley. Never ever ended up close to one like that!
Also people eat moose
It's "Canada Geese" not Canadian Geese
The Canada Geese ARE Canadian, so...I don't think we should be so harsh on this one.
North American, actually. They breed in Canada and the northern USA mostly, but are found all throughout North America.
@@catherinetodd5163 I STILL maintain that the Canada Geese ARE Canadian - but just like some OTHER Canadians - they are "Snowbirds" as well as "Canada Geese."
(They have our name, our characteristics ie. beautiful, but don't try to mess with them - & WOULD have Canadian passports - if ANYBODY thought they were going to try to stop them from travelling without one - NOBODY is that foolish. 🤕😉.)
Canada has maintained a policy of peaceful resolution over conflict almost since it became an independent acting state in the mid 1800s believe it or not. While Canada participated in both World Wars the country wasn't actually officially at war with anyone. Fun fact. Instead of wording it as going to fight Germans it was often phrased as going to help Britain cause it sounds nicer.
America always says they have a southern broader problem with Mexico, but we think we have a southern border problem with America
Yet so many of you Canadians come live here, work here, study here, vacation here, get your new military pilots trained here (given that your pathetic military doesn't even have trainer aircraft anymore)....
South Park's Canadian Wall.
More than happy to stay down here. I don't go where I am not wanted. Please reciprocate
@@dianethomas9384I'm Canadian and i dont share that person's views about our southern border
USA is our closest and trusted friend.
If you ever come to Canada, you can stay where I am north eastern Ontario, where you can look in the sky and see a UFO any night or if you listen hard enough, you can hear Sasquatch scream
I worked at a Canadian business and had duties as cash manager and was responsible for cash floats, deposits and larger cash returns to some customers.
The first of the new Canadian bills issued were the $100 bills, and the week they came out I'd gotten 20 of them from the bank for a customers return. Not only are they maple colored, I noticed that they really do have a faint maple smell as I was confirming the count of them.
I can't say if this was a coincidence or some coy bugger's idea of humor or not, but the newly minted ones did indeed smell like maple.🇨🇦
Never underestimate the Canadian geese, they are mean and vicious.
Thank you
And leave greenish turds all over the place…🫣
The 'This, That and the Other Streets are in Nova Scotia in Dartmouth in a community called Porter's Lake. I have a friend who lives on one of them (which is not a street). Carol in Nova Scotia
Porters Lake...is NOT in Dartmouth...never has been...never will be...its patrolled by the RCMP, not the former Dartmouth Police...it has always belonged to Halifax County, which is now HRM. bee
@@michaelhamm6805 ^^^^ Found the Porter's Lake resident :D
@@michaelhamm6805 sorry I offended your sense of geography. I live in Halifax, I cross the bridge and drive through Dartmouth to get to Porters Lake. Lighten up
All those rinks were drawn onto a frozen lake lol
The frozen lake was curated to make rinks. You have to polish and flood and polish a skating rink, natural ice is bumpy from wind and waves when it was forming, and from snow falling on it when it was freezing, and so not safe to skate at high speeds on.
We also flood the rinks with ice to help build up the thickness of the ice to keep it at a safe level.
A wee bit too much maple syrup. The only time I've seen a moose (a female full size) was in Minnesota, and I was on a motorbike so... WIIIIIDE clearance.
There's also a little island in Canadian waters - but is France! You need a passport to get there, there should be a meme about that.
There are actually 2 - St. Pierre & Miquelon.
You'll save a lot of money buying no name brands. We love it.
sadly, the stores have a higher profit for no name stuff, helps them rack in more money
Canadians are so nice we can see memes about our country and not be offended or get mad about it.
13:56 - That's a sign that indicates a wall mounted fire hydrant. Mainly used on the sides of big buildings given they have two separate connection points: one serves as an output hydrant supply to fire trucks, and the other is an input which takes in pressurized water to push it into the building's built in sprinkler system. You want to be real sure you know which one you are connecting to since one gives you the constant water you need to fight a fire and the other one will just drain the sprinkler system of it's water and can leave a vacuum/air in the pipes which is a costly thing to fix properly.
I have indeed been followed by a juvenile moose when I was watering my flowers. Said moose had been wandering downtown Calgary, and they relocated it the day before up here in the mountains. I'm originally from Toronto, and I miss bagged milk.
Burlington/Hamilton..IAM in Edmonton..I miss it too!
Aw oh! Am I sensing a milk revolt?
Haha Should have revolted back in the 70’s when an American company in the west of Canada, decided it didn’t want to bite the cost of upgrading/retooling for the bagged milk when Canada changed to the metric system. Hence, no more bagged milk in Western Canada.
Bagged milk is also in the Maritime provinces as well as Ontario and Quebec.
@@catherinetodd5163 That doesn't seem to make sense. Since they had (they did, didn't they?) to change to the metric system, they were going to have to change things anyways.
Wouldn't it be easier (& LESS COSTLY?) to change to a slightly different size of thin plastic material bags than to spend for the thicker, heavier cartons to use for the milk?
(Or was this just a "cut off your nose to spite your face" kind of moments - where they would prefer to spend MORE on heavier, thicker, condensed wax papered cartons, than on just a slightly different size of thin, plastic bags. Re-tooling a factory to change where their machinery cuts & seals these bags vs. get brand new equipment as well as completely different materials to MAKE these cartons?)
A lot of Canadians actually haven't seen a moose. Most of Canada's population is in southern Ontario where the wildlife is generally not very big creatures.
Fun fact: if you play geoguessr Canada, dont even look, just guess southern Ontario, around the great lakes. You will be correct 99% of the time
True, because as far as I’ve seen when it comes to media outside of Canada, it’s Toronto/GTA, and that’s about it.
I remember when I was like 6 and I was at our local festival and I saw that giant rubber duck floating down the river and I cried tears of joy. It’s my favourite memory.
But what the US doesn’t admit is their military comes up here and gets trained by us how to survive
That's not true.
@@terryomalley1974”RESOLUTE BAY, Nunavut, Canada - Members of the Vermont, New Hampshire, Virginia and Alaska National Guard and active-duty members of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps are participating in an Arctic training exercise with the Canadian Army.”
You were saying?
Also, look up Foreign Military Training Goose Bay, NFLD. It is also the secondary landing site for NASA
@@terryomalley1974 Yes it is true they come up here to train but it isn't true they don't admit it, in fact they brag about it. - Several courses but for one, check out Air Operations Survival Course- taught in Resolute Bay, Nunavut. Winter survival and not for the faint of heart. Often attended by US military personnel.
13:27 The tiny chairs are a reference to the kids' TV show _The Friendly Giant_ which aired on CBC from 1958 to 1985. At the start of each episode the title character would invite people to have a seat on some tiny plastic furniture.
Those chairs weren't plastic, but hand made miniatures.
That hockey rink picture was definitely a frozen lake. It happens.
Biggest moose I've seen in person was about 2 meters tall at the shoulders. He was just off the side of the road as I drove by, and I felt pretty tiny in my car.
He didn't pay any attention to me though.
I'm pretty sure the hockey rink picture is just a lake that's been frozen over during the winter and then they just Zamboni it for the public to use
When I worked in Banff Alberta, we would often have moose enter into the rooms we would be cleaning. 😂😂
Staying a week in Banff is one of my best memories. Didn’t practice any winter sports, just travelled around and marvelling at the natural beauties around.
As kids we played hockey on frozen lakes in northern Ontario, not having water bottles in those days, we just found clean snow and ate it.
Fun fact Canada and Denmark finally ended the 70+ year ‘Whiskey War’ over Hans island after Russia invaded Ukraine as a symbol of peace. Canada and Denmark decided to split the island and so we now share a land border 😊❤
@18:02 I assume they're saying the Canadian Aircraft Carrier that the helicopters are taking off from is disguised as an iceberg. Icebergs are not uncommon along the east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador in spring, in the area known as "Iceberg Alley"! Some are huge, certainly big enough to dwarf a couple of helicopters.
And big enough to sink the Titanic. Hehe
Canuck the crow was a friend of mine.
Canada has been at war with Denmark over Hans island since 1973. The details are quite funny.
We go there and plant our flag, leaving a bottle of alcohol. Then they go there and plant theirs, also leaving a bottle of alcohol.
@@77joshhh When both end up there at the same time there is a good old fashioned fist fight (Allegedly).
Good. That is our way... beers after tho.
@@robertsmith4681 I thought it was an arm wrestle. Are you sure?
@@Carrie-so3ro There are different accounts depending on which ship crew you speak with, those who are willing to tell the tale anyway ;)
😅 our money rips!!!
I live in Ontario, Canada. I don't think I've ever seen a moose. People think there are moose wandering all over the place.😂
We lived outside of Calgary, and one day we heard crying and wailing from a baby moose standing in the middle of a small duck pond. Called animal rescue and they told us " Do NOT get close to the baby....the mother will be close, she is probably searching for food, and mother's leave their baby's in the middle of ponds, so that coyotes and wolves won't get them, get back in your car" They did call me later to let me know they checked it out and saw a moose and baby in the area eating.....
That Food Basics is a local here. When that story happened, it surprised even us ! :)
i watch other people that make videos on youtube and found they show a video for 1 minute then pause it and talk for 10 minutes. you are the first person i ever subscribed to and thank you for the videos of canada. ps i am a proud canadian from saskatchewan.
1915 and Geneva? Might wanna check that out 🤔
Ah yes the Geneva Checklist
The struggle with Denmark is over we share the Island the 50 year dispute is done no blood shed no warships no bombs or missiles, just the use of pens and the exchange of whiskey. Long live civilization and peaceful cooperation with friends.
The picture of the hockey rinks is the World Pond Hockey Championships that takes place in my home province of New Brunswick. The event is held in a small town called Plaster Rock (where my sister lives! Population - 1000) in the north western part of the province. It takes place in February and teams come from all over the world to compete. It was first held in 2002 and has grown tremendously since then. It's quite an exciting 4 days.
The picture of the lake with all the rinks cleared is the worlds largest pond hockey tournament at Tobique Valley,NB but sadly last winter was so warm it had to be canceled due to bad ice.
Was threatened by a moose while canoeing, didn t have to threaten twice, it was huge, seemed about 3 meters with full antlers
feel like living belowe a meth lab was robin williams in a stand up years ago nt fritchey
The nice apartment above the meth lab, I believe.
The disputed island between Canada and Denmark has been resolved. In the end they just split it down the middle. Now a Canada shares a border with a Denmark as well as the USA.
I just luv your perspective on our perspective on us. I especially luv our music choice for Figure Skating! Luv my AccaDacca❤ thanks Mert. Northern Alberta Canada
15:00 there’s several places throughout Canada that have outdoor hockey tournaments with several rinks and games going on at the same time. The amount of hockey equipment worn depends on the tournament itself.
1:19 Moose are a pretty common sight where I live, my house borders on a forest and the hoa doesn’t let us have fences.
The biggest one I’ve seen had to have been a good 6 feet tall. One of the babies licked the outdoor dining table once.
Think of our Canadian Geese as 'The Black Watch'. They prefer peace, but if you intrude on their territory, they are the most fierce combtants in the world. 8-0. Gotta love those lunatic birds. Also? Their loyalty factor is off the charts.
A Scottish buddy came to Canada a few years back and almost bought bagged milk for the novelty but it was more milk than he needed. Good thing, as he didn't have any of the required equipment to USE the milk! (He also laughed a lot at "Homo Milk")
Just took a walk with my 3yr old down by the water yesterday. We saw a half a dozen geese and she pointed and said "Look, ducks! But we don't go close to those ducks."
Milk in bags started when I was a teen. So natural. Nowadays I think of all these useless plastic bags we dumped in the garbage can and frown. Still, it’s way more convenient for large families or groups (govt subsidized housing resources for old folks, handicapped, mentally impaired, foster homes etc).
@@andre_p Those bags are recyclable!
@@TheDylls Good to know! We’ve cut down on milk since the kids left home, but at the time (20 yrs ago) they just went to the garbage 😵💫.
@@andre_p Compared to throwing plastic jugs or paper cartons in the garbage, I think it was a big improvement.
@@andre_p You should go back to drinking milk for YOUR health. It is older people that end up with the hip problems & brittle bones & teeth (& greater problems because of this) - that the calcium & Vitamin D would help you to avoid if you kept your body nice & full with it.
Caffeine (which many adults drink, depletes the body of these essential nutrients, ALONG with other things), so milk is very helpful to rebuild the body's natural stores of it. (I am not saying that you are old, but one day - if all goes well- you will be.)
re No-one named Karen since 2019, the video picked up that story from a parody website (Toronto Harold, similar to The Beaverton or South Canada's The Onion...
As others have said there are a lot of us of Scots descent here in Canada. My grandparents (father's side), uncle and one of my aunts came to Canada in 1921 from near Inverkip. My mom's father's family (Cameron) came in about 1910 from a village near Glasgow. Her mom's family came in the 1890s and were descended from Ulster Scots in Northern Ireland. While growing up, every parade or large event had a pipe band playing and they all knew at least 2 pieces (Black Bear, Highland Laddie, Skye Boat song, etc.) and Scotland the Brave. More than a dozen Reserve units in the Canadian Forces are Highland units.
In Northern Ontario, my cousin was visiting friends. When he got to the Jeep he realized he forgot something, left his hockey bag on top of the Jeep roof, came back, and a moose was just casually was standing right above the bag, eating a shirt.
Very Proud of you Mert. Hockey rink. Not Ice Hockey rink. Goes without saying
The picture of the multiple hockey rinks is from The National Pond Hockey Campionship held in Haliburton, Ontario. A very good childhood friend of mine is the one that does it.
"This street" "That street" and "The Other street" are near me... close to lakes named First Lake, Second Lake...
The duck was a traveling tourist attraction and it brought in millions of tourist dollars for the areas it visited
I think the biggest moose I ever saw as a 16hh bull moose. He was the size of a large quarter horse with a rack to match.
The multiple hockey rinks is farther north usually for tournaments
When it come to moose, yes Ive come across a few, was "bluff charged" oncce or twice when I got too close, no biggie, give the big fella his space and they won't hurt you.
The territorial dispute between Canada and Denmark was resolved in 2022.
We just recently ended a 40 year war with Denmark. The whiskey war. All casualties were suffered by soldiers stumbling around drunk.
What I find astounding is we've got a guy running for PM who says everything about Canada is broken and some people believe it.
I never got to see the moose but i was on a train from Ontario to Alberta and some were in Saskatchewan (i think) the train had to stop for 12 hours because a massive bull moose was just laying down on the tracks and didnt want to move, and since we were in the middle of no were it took a while for any sort of animal control to come in to get it moving, i remember the conductor saying that if we had hit that thing there was a high chance of the train getting derailed
Hand Island: Danish military leaves Brandy, Canadian military leaves a case of 24 beers.
I work in Huntington Beach California. There is a park on my way to work. It is populated by nice laid back Expat Canadian Geese. They are so happy. However, I am not sure that they do not know they are no longer in Canada because the abbreviation for both the state and the country is CA.
Where I live, the neighborhood park has two rinks, one for hockey and one for just skating.
We commonly have moose drop by our house to say hi. I once had an American friend on the phone and had to tell him that I had to hang up because a bull moose had come onto my deck and was about to pick a fight with his reflection in my patio door. I wasn't about to open the door to yell at him because he was full-on head down and waving his antlers in a challenge to ...well...himself. I grabbed a really bright flashlight kept near the door, turned it on out the window to kill the reflection, and yell/roared. He folded himself in half and took off. I figure with the bright flash and noise he figured the other moose exploded..
That sign with the two circles means Siamese. It’s a type of water supply connection that is used by fire fighters and fire protection sprinkler systems.
as a Canadian, i can confirm we do in fact have a Military, and our money does NOT smell like maple syrup
YES! The bee thing at Timmies drive though were real! Damn scary for anyone with a bee allergy!
I once lived in a trailer in rural Nova Scotia. This is a container house propped up off of the ground. I was brushing my teeth and was surprised when the face of a moose took up the entire bathroom window. That thing must have been 7 feet tall (without the antlers)
Most of these memes are purely anecdotal, but the mere fact that they pop up regularly enough to be witnessed by outsiders is testimony that, when suddenly faced with unusual, challenging circumstances, Canadians will resort to humour, kindness, self-derision or some other form of social skill set.
We have issues - plenty of them - but over many generations, nature and weather have taught us that some forces must be respected - not dominated. And that attitude has carried unto the social sphere. Hence our reputation of kindness.
The Brits and the French who founded this country, and the millions who followed them were keen on one thing above all: mind your own business and respect your neighbours. I don’t know if it defines kindness, but it’s the next best thing IMO.
Well said. Thank you.
China isn't too enamoured with us at the moment.
Nor India.
The “war” between Canada and Denmark is over. A treaty was made a few years ago. If memory serves it was very shortly after the Ukraine was invaded.
The Whiskey war, the longest running peaceful land dispute.
Outdoor hockey tournaments can grow to this scale yes lol
Also Tim's dive through being hazardous yes
The 'war' between Canada and Denmark over Hans island was stopped after Russia invaded Ukraine.
The island, Canada and Norway fight over. It's actually kind of a big deal. Whoever owns the island gets the fishing rights around it and it is Canada's Island
I’m Canadian yet live Kobe, Japan. I was a military brat (meaning my father was in the military thus moved everywhere quite often). I’ve seen quite a lot of Canada. Everywhere is different, from landscapes, food, amount of sun available, temperatures and so on. We almost never use paper cash anymore (here in japan everything is cash based). We tap everything. Most people don’t carry actual cash.
Canadian here. Main language French, English, Japanese and German.
On a late night drive thru Algonquin Park years ago, a bull moose ran along side my car. I was driving a full sized Chevrolet, and I could see clear under it's belly. They're BIG animals.
I left my phone on a cart at a bottle depot, generally not the best people... Came back 30 minutes later or so and they were so happy i came back for it lol
Canadian geese are NOT always attacking everybody. I know a few flocks personally, and they're really laid back. Edibles may be involved. I can't say. And I am not naming names - except for the one named "Cyrus".
4:00 that'd supposed to Beaver ;] 18:28 that food basics is on my street. it's the only grocery store this end of the city that installed locking carts. walmart did but it's not activated they just got 100s of carts, I just drag them back there if I come across one