Guys,ive looked at many RVs, and This is the best RV i have ever seen, it has a kitchen, nice bed, restroom, great size ,technology is amazing, you cant ask for anything better
We’ve eaten lunch sitting in traffic. My wife simply went to the back and prepared sandwiches for all four of us! When life gives you traffic jams, make lunch! 😉
Coming through Port Huron / Sarnia to camp in Ontario I would suggest keeping to the shores of lake Huron or Erie, there are some fantastic provincial parks along both and you wont have to go through Toronto or deal with the traffic. Second tip would be to head north of Toronto and staring from down there you'll be able to skip Toronto traffic as well by going around it.
Welcome to Ontario eh! Traffic is crazy anywhere near the GTA but most of us avoid it at all costs. There is the 407 option but that will cost an arm and a leg. Love your videos and admire your adventures spirit. Thanks a bunch for sharing.
And by the way , with the exchange rate when we go to the states, gas is considerably more for us with the exchange rate to other way unfortunately. We will be traveling down the coast this winter and will be taking our time to save on gas but also to see more and stop more.
Ello from the sourthern shore of Lake Ontario 🙋♀️ just found your channel and already have subscribed...i spent many summers visiting family just west of Toronto and that non existent line on the Canadian side of immigration was the stuff of legends 🙄 we've waited as long as 3 hrs
So many pets have been lost and never recuperated because they were not secured. Please have fun and secure beautiful Bo all the time in the RV and out.
price of gas in Canada versus USA in a quck calculation gas in Canada is more expensive but only by roughly 16 cents per gallon (3,785 litres) then factor in a cost advantage of 25% or often more it becomes less expensive for US dollars...just saying
Glad to see you came across the border to do some traveling around here. But I don’t understand the comments regarding the Canadian gallon (imperial) as it is no longer of any significance to us up here or to those in the Stares. Simple math, basically one U.S gallon is about 3.8 litres. Or for quick easy calculation just multiply the price per litre x 4 and your pretty close to what it costs you for a gallon. Close enough when your only filling up a tank or less. Btw, anyone crossing into Canada should carry a few bucks in Canadian. You never know when you are going to encounter a shop that will only take cash and will not give you the proper or fair exchange rate or even accept the greenback.I know for a fact I have had this happen when I enter into the states and I know of some shops here that will take your u.s dollar only at par.
Nice to see a channel broadcasting from the northeast! So many You Tubers it seems, have been stuck in the dessert for months. Certainly beautiful in its own right but just can't hold a candle to the the lush green foliage and sparkling water of the Great Lakes region....enjoy! 🌳🌸🌲🌻🐟 I used to work for a Toronto based company....traveling over the Lewiston Queenston bridge from western NY frequently. I feel your pain with a commute on the 401. The 'Advantage' or 'Revolution' drops placed on the back of the dog's neck do a WONDERFUL job of taking care of tick or flea issues. 🐕 Can't wait for your Quebec episode! 👍
You need Adams flea and tick spray (blue bottles) or the stuff you squirt between their shoulder blades that lasts 1-3 months. Those lint roller things are not as good.
Welcome to Canada. Your dog is adorable. Yes, driving through Toronto can be a nightmare. The 407 toll highway will take you around all that but its expensive. You guys are great.
Yay Canada! Sorry about the traffic, but what a great site-- beautiful! Thanks for showing the immigration/ customs process! I know a lot of people talk about how it can be a hassel, but looks like everything went really smoothly! Have fun!
Hey Mike. Welcome to Canada. I thought I would point out one thing about the difference in fuel costs you mention in the video. In Canada our gallons are Imperial gallons, not US gallons, which are quite a bit larger. US gallons are only 83.3% of an Imperial gallon. So doing the math the cost per US gallon when you filled up in the video was $3.39 and the currency exchange rate when you entered Canada was probably around 1.26. and the cost per litre in Canada when you filled up was $1.23 and there is 4.55 litres per Imperial gallon. So for $25.00 American ($31.50 Canadian) you could buy 25.60 litres of gas. With $25 American you can buy 7.37 US gallons, which equals 6.14 Imperial gallons, which equals 27.95 litres. So you're still paying a little more, but the difference is $2.35 Canadian or $1.86 American on a $25.00 US gas purchase, which means your gas expenses are about 7.4% more expensive when traveling in Canada. But you're really going to enjoy the savings due to the exchange rate when shopping, dining out, paying for entrance fees, or any other activities you partake in while in Canada. Love your videos and podcasts, and always look forward to new ones.
Welcome to Canada, we are having a late start to the warm weather here in Ontario. Toronto is always a nightmare for traffic. Hope you enjoy your stay here in our beautiful province.
I just came across you Chanel and I Love it. I do not own an RV and don’t camp but I would Love to one day buy something like what you guys have. I am from Thorold Ontario, about 5 minutes from Niagara Falls. Thank you for the great videos.
Hey you drove right by our place at Woodstock. Lots of boondocking space at our country property if needed. Also remember our Canadian gallon is larger than US gallon when calculating a comparison.
Last year we were in your home state, stayed at south haven, Petoskey, and mackinaw city. we both were amazed at how clear lakes erie, Michigan, and superior were and I see so is lake Ontario. beautiful country.
Apparently nobody warned these poor people that the highway 400/401 interchange in Toronto is the most BUSY highway interchange in all North America!!!!!!! It is so busy and so bad - pretty much all day every day that it even capable of annoying veterans of Los Angeles traffic who think they are experienced with heavy traffic!!!!!
We live an hour north of Toronto in Barrie. We love Presquile. Those sites along the water are amazing! Next time use the 407. It’s not cheap but you get off the 401 in Halton Hills and don’t get back on till Pickering saving you almost 100 km of traffic. I commuted to Toronto for 30 years so anything to avoid that traffic is worth it to us. It’s a nice drive compared to the 401.
Oh my goodness, we were at Presqu’ile PP too! In the Pines next to High Bluff. Sorry we missed you! We had the same horrible traffic on our way back through the GTA on the 401 to Niagara Falls. We really enjoy your videos. And Bo!!
Just tuned into your video now, thanks for all the information about U.S camping, Ontario is beautiful, set your GPS for avoiding traffic, and tolls, it takes a little longer to get to your destination but the scenery and travelling is beautiful, I take the back roads a lot but I am a country gal so I love seeing the scenery.
I always travel with the dog(s) in a soft crate. Safer for all involved. Especially since we have added a 5 month old puppy. We try to avoid crossing through Toronto. We usually take secondary roads north of the city. often looping by Waterloo (which you know well). We DO need to try that park. We just returned home from Prince Edward County which is just a hair east of your stop. Needless to say they too are suffering from high water as is your Quebec destination.
Hi Mike & Jen, try to visit Lake Louise, Banff National park, Jasper, Waterton park etc all in the Province of Alberta and the best is you don’t need to speak French😁. Happy camping!!!
Welcome to Canada! I don't know about the US but in Canada if you were pulled over, she would receive a citation for not wearing a seatbelt. Toronto traffic is insane. I love that peeper sound; did you get eaten alive with bugs/flies? Are ticks not so bad where you live?
If you get a chance pop onto St Joseph island east of SSmarie , there are not many campgrounds but it's like going back in time 40 years. Peaceful, not touristy at all , all most all the residents commute off the island to SS marie for jobs so generally you have that island to your self and it's 40 miles around. (only gas is in kentvale or just off the Hwy 17 turn off to the island).
Just found your channel and love it. Entertaining and very well edited. Also might add I love the Unity RV. We are full timers headed that way soon. Thanks for the great video.
Crossing into Canada a few years back they sent us to secondary and give us the twice over. They searched my truck from top to bottom, and they had us go inside and sit with a custom’s officer and answer is odd questions. We took it in stride, everything was in order, and we appreciated the break because we’d been traveling all day.
You're only about 42 years behind ... Canada left the Imperial gallons behind back in 1977. We are on the metric system ... like the rest of the world and measure fuel in litres. 3.78 litres to a US gallon.
@@RVLifestyle We use to have one (N Elkhound) in Fairbanks AK, he always traveled with us in our VW camper 45 years ago. When camping several of us slept in tents so my grandfather would put him on a long chain clipped to the bumper of the camper at night and always told us if a bear came around our job was to forget the dog and get in the van, we could get another dog. Luckily that never happened though he many times put up quite a barking due to bears walking near camp. Great dogs but don't miss the hair on everything.
@@RVLifestyle Cool!!...does yours throw his head back and make bell noises??...When I bought mine, I went to a really good breeder and he was the only one watching jets fly over..while the rest were puppy jumping..I said I want him!!..
Wish I had known you were there I live in Prince Edward County only 30 minutes from you. Would have loved to meet you. You should come over to the County sometime. We have a great Provincial Park for camping called Sandbanks Provincial Park.
I’m looking at class B and B plus vans. I really love the unity! I’m a little concerned about the Diesel engine. Any thoughts about the good and bad vs gas engines. Any information would be appreciated! Thanks!
LOL I don't think the sticky rollers would work very well for ticks. LOL. They don't stay on top of the hair but they dig deep into the skin about 2 inches lower than what your rollers would even be close too. You need to put some Frontline (or similar product) on the dog every month to keep ticks off. You guys are just silly.
It gets the ticks right after a walk before they burrow in. We "roll him" right after we return to camp from a walk. Bo is on tick meds, and it worlds well. But loose ticks on his coat can be carried in the RV and that is never a good thing and that's what the lint rollers do an excellent job of catching.
With all that hair the ticks would be gone in no time. You guys run a better chance of bring in ticks into the RV but it would at least give you peace of mind.
Thank you for sharing your Canadian trip. We live in Northwestern Ohio and cross the Ambassador Bridge. It’s pucker inducing enough with a car but I’m not looking forward to taking our class c rv. Any suggestions for us?
Hi Mike and Jennifer my husband Bill and I are heading to Canada in a month in our LTV Unity FX. I understood that the Border was going to ask you about fruits and vegetables and possibly meat but that did not happen to you this time. Is that something that they have asked in the past. Also we will have both our cat and dog rabies certificates available and noticed they did not ask you about those either. Have you been asked about those in the past? Thanks for all your great insight in your videos that you post.
We've never been asked about fruits and veggies in Canada... a couple of times coming back in the US, but never in dozens of entries into Canada, have we been asked. It always much harder returning to the US.
American.s shouldn't say "eh" , they don't know when and where is a sentence to use it , Canadians do as we don't think about using it , just comes natural! ... stick to saying "huh" .
In addition to Bo, are there tick precautions you have to take for yourself? I stayed at Greenbelt National Park outside Washington DC years ago, but have read since then that they were having a major tick issue and it did not sound like a good place to stay, even on gravel parking areas.
It's a passport card. Good for entry it Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean. It's like an extra $20 added to the passport fee and saves you carrying the big passport. Go to any post office.
Those cards also work as I’d in most countries. Note you will need your full passport on entry, but the card will work everywhere in country. I went to Europe last year and i needed the full passport when I landed and re-entered the states, but throughout France, Spain and Portugal the ID card worked.
I can't tell the year you are in Ontario, but you are 100% correct about the high water issues they are having recently. I was in Hamilton Ontario about two years ago and half of Bayfront Park was under water. I have pictures of lamp posts along the lake front that are 3/4 submerged. There was a lot of flooding in Montreal at that time too. Great video. I love that part of Canada and go with my pooch Nikki a couple of times a year. Cheers!
By fifth AMENDMENT and 4th amendment you do not have to answer any questions or roll your window down at all and they don't have the right to search your vehicle
Guys,ive looked at many RVs, and This is the best RV i have ever seen, it has a kitchen, nice bed, restroom, great size ,technology is amazing, you cant ask for anything better
a couple of suggestions! 1. Ottawa, Algonquin Park, Muskokas loop 2. Lake Huron coast in Ontario 3. PEI 4. New Brunwick Fundy coast!
Really enjoyed this.....thanks and be safe
Welcome to my commute every work day. Traffic is horrible in Toronto. I am glad you had a nice visit.
We’ve eaten lunch sitting in traffic. My wife simply went to the back and prepared sandwiches for all four of us! When life gives you traffic jams, make lunch! 😉
Check out Algonquin park it's a really good park for camping
Coming through Port Huron / Sarnia to camp in Ontario I would suggest keeping to the shores of lake Huron or Erie, there are some fantastic provincial parks along both and you wont have to go through Toronto or deal with the traffic. Second tip would be to head north of Toronto and staring from down there you'll be able to skip Toronto traffic as well by going around it.
Toronto, 45 minutes to 3 hours from my home, depending on traffic.
Welcome to Ontario eh! Traffic is crazy anywhere near the GTA but most of us avoid it at all costs. There is the 407 option but that will cost an arm and a leg. Love your videos and admire your adventures spirit. Thanks a bunch for sharing.
I gotta see how that tic roller works on the dog. Ha
And by the way , with the exchange rate when we go to the states, gas is considerably more for us with the exchange rate to other way unfortunately. We will be traveling down the coast this winter and will be taking our time to save on gas but also to see more and stop more.
Ello from the sourthern shore of Lake Ontario 🙋♀️ just found your channel and already have subscribed...i spent many summers visiting family just west of Toronto and that non existent line on the Canadian side of immigration was the stuff of legends 🙄 we've waited as long as 3 hrs
Might I make a suggestion, a doggie seat belt harness for traveling. Definitely would keep Bo safe😊
So many pets have been lost and never recuperated because they were not secured. Please have fun and secure beautiful Bo all the time in the RV and out.
Thx for sharing, beautiful dog!
Bo is just awesome !!! Thanks for sharing!!!
price of gas in Canada versus USA in a quck calculation gas in Canada is more expensive but only by roughly 16 cents per gallon (3,785 litres) then factor in a cost advantage of 25% or often more it becomes less expensive for US dollars...just saying
Diesel. Not Gas. ; -)
Glad to see you came across the border to do some traveling around here. But I don’t understand the comments regarding the Canadian gallon (imperial) as it is no longer of any significance to us up here or to those in the Stares. Simple math, basically one U.S gallon is about 3.8 litres. Or for quick easy calculation just multiply the price per litre x 4 and your pretty close to what it costs you for a gallon. Close enough when your only filling up a tank or less.
Btw, anyone crossing into Canada should carry a few bucks in Canadian. You never know when you are going to encounter a shop that will only take cash and will not give you the proper or fair exchange rate or even accept the greenback.I know for a fact I have had this happen when I enter into the states and I know of some shops here that will take your u.s dollar only at par.
Welcome to Canada! Hope you enjoy your stay here. Looking forward to future videos.
make sure you grab a bottle of Heinz 57 Ketchup , no corn syrup.
Nice to see a channel broadcasting from the northeast! So many You Tubers it seems, have been stuck in the dessert for months. Certainly beautiful in its own right but just can't hold a candle to the the lush green foliage and sparkling water of the Great Lakes region....enjoy! 🌳🌸🌲🌻🐟
I used to work for a Toronto based company....traveling over the Lewiston Queenston bridge from western NY frequently. I feel your pain with a commute on the 401.
The 'Advantage' or 'Revolution' drops placed on the back of the dog's neck do a WONDERFUL job of taking care of tick or flea issues. 🐕
Can't wait for your Quebec episode! 👍
You are so right, Christine!
You need Adams flea and tick spray (blue bottles) or the stuff you squirt between their shoulder blades that lasts 1-3 months. Those lint roller things are not as good.
What a great camping site... the lake looks gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us👍 I really enjoy watching them🙂
Welcome to Canada. Your dog is adorable. Yes, driving through Toronto can be a nightmare. The 407 toll highway will take you around all that but its expensive. You guys are great.
Yay Canada! Sorry about the traffic, but what a great site-- beautiful! Thanks for showing the immigration/ customs process! I know a lot of people talk about how it can be a hassel, but looks like everything went really smoothly! Have fun!
Sorry about the traffic. There are definitely times of day to avoid the 401 through Toronto...
OMG, it’s beautiful!
Hey Mike. Welcome to Canada. I thought I would point out one thing about the difference in fuel costs you mention in the video. In Canada our gallons are Imperial gallons, not US gallons, which are quite a bit larger. US gallons are only 83.3% of an Imperial gallon. So doing the math the cost per US gallon when you filled up in the video was $3.39 and the currency exchange rate when you entered Canada was probably around 1.26. and the cost per litre in Canada when you filled up was $1.23 and there is 4.55 litres per Imperial gallon. So for $25.00 American ($31.50 Canadian) you could buy 25.60 litres of gas. With $25 American you can buy 7.37 US gallons, which equals 6.14 Imperial gallons, which equals 27.95 litres. So you're still paying a little more, but the difference is $2.35 Canadian or $1.86 American on a $25.00 US gas purchase, which means your gas expenses are about 7.4% more expensive when traveling in Canada. But you're really going to enjoy the savings due to the exchange rate when shopping, dining out, paying for entrance fees, or any other activities you partake in while in Canada. Love your videos and podcasts, and always look forward to new ones.
Really interesting travel video. Can you also show how you cook your meals inside and outdoors?
Your Walet size cards : 2 questions...Where do you get them and are they passport or a visa card?
Welcome to Canada, we are having a late start to the warm weather here in Ontario. Toronto is always a nightmare for traffic. Hope you enjoy your stay here in our beautiful province.
That’s one of the issues no matter where we go, we usually get stuck in traffic. Canada is beautiful, we haven’t tried it yet. Love your camping spot.
Great video. Fantastic information.
My grandparents live 10 minutes away from Presquile Park. When I visit them we go there all the time.
I remember waiting FOREVER or what seemed like forever to cross the bridge or get through Toronto.
2 things to say 1: i love bo 2: this is not just a rving channel but for me it is a inspiration😊
Good blessings to you three.
I just came across you Chanel and I Love it. I do not own an RV and don’t camp but I would Love to one day buy something like what you guys have. I am from Thorold Ontario, about 5 minutes from Niagara Falls. Thank you for the great videos.
Bienvenue dans notre beau pays le Canada 😀 Please next time visit Québec City with your motorhome.
Bon séjour !
We will be back! We were made to feel so welcome. Merci mon ami
Hey you drove right by our place at Woodstock. Lots of boondocking space at our country property if needed.
Also remember our Canadian gallon is larger than US gallon when calculating a comparison.
Loved the way you guys put this video together. Enjoyed watching.
Thanks
Wow, What a great looking dog !!!
I love you guys!!! Greetings from Mt Pleasant!
Great video! Thanks for sharing. You captured the fun and excitement of camping really well.
Thank you for the video.. Have a Blessed Day..
Enjoy Québec, and Montréal! We do speak Francais, but we also speak english...you'll see :-) Have fun on the road! Remi from Montréal.
We loved Quebec!
You can also use Google translation, Bring back the Montreal Expos.
Last year we were in your home state, stayed at south haven, Petoskey, and mackinaw city. we both were amazed at how clear lakes erie, Michigan, and superior were and I see so is lake Ontario. beautiful country.
The south shore can be a bit iffy in spots but Ontario's northern shore is great.
Apparently nobody warned these poor people that the highway 400/401 interchange in Toronto is the most BUSY highway interchange in all North America!!!!!!!
It is so busy and so bad - pretty much all day every day that it even capable of annoying veterans of Los Angeles traffic who think they are experienced with heavy traffic!!!!!
We live an hour north of Toronto in Barrie. We love Presquile. Those sites along the water are amazing! Next time use the 407. It’s not cheap but you get off the 401 in Halton Hills and don’t get back on till Pickering saving you almost 100 km of traffic. I commuted to Toronto for 30 years so anything to avoid that traffic is worth it to us. It’s a nice drive compared to the 401.
Oh my goodness, we were at Presqu’ile PP too! In the Pines next to High Bluff. Sorry we missed you! We had the same horrible traffic on our way back through the GTA on the 401 to Niagara Falls. We really enjoy your videos. And Bo!!
Welcome to Canada!
Just tuned into your video now, thanks for all the information about U.S camping, Ontario is beautiful, set your GPS for avoiding traffic, and tolls, it takes a little longer to get to your destination but the scenery and travelling is beautiful, I take the back roads a lot but I am a country gal so I love seeing the scenery.
During your traffic jam, at least you had a potty on board. In a car, no such luck. Talk about high stress.
Crystal Clark would not have it with a 5th wheel or a tt
beautiful vlog
I always travel with the dog(s) in a soft crate. Safer for all involved. Especially since we have added a 5 month old puppy. We try to avoid crossing through Toronto. We usually take secondary roads north of the city. often looping by Waterloo (which you know well). We DO need to try that park. We just returned home from Prince Edward County which is just a hair east of your stop. Needless to say they too are suffering from high water as is your Quebec destination.
I've just stumbled on your channel and enjoyed 2 of your video's so I have subscribed. Look forward to watching.
The card you used to get into canada... what exactly is it, how do I get one and how long does it last?
see below in the comments...answered in depth
Funny, I recognized the campsite before you mentioned the name. I was there about 4 weeks ago and in the exact same spot. Cool.
Hi Mike & Jen, try to visit Lake Louise, Banff National park, Jasper, Waterton park etc all in the Province of Alberta and the best is you don’t need to speak French😁. Happy camping!!!
Welcome to Canada! I don't know about the US but in Canada if you were pulled over, she would receive a citation for not wearing a seatbelt. Toronto traffic is insane. I love that peeper sound; did you get eaten alive with bugs/flies? Are ticks not so bad where you live?
Great video, thanks for sharing!
If you get a chance pop onto St Joseph island east of SSmarie , there are not many campgrounds but it's like going back in time 40 years. Peaceful, not touristy at all , all most all the residents commute off the island to SS marie for jobs so generally you have that island to your self and it's 40 miles around. (only gas is in kentvale or just off the Hwy 17 turn off to the island).
Just found your channel and love it. Entertaining and very well edited. Also might add I love the Unity RV. We are full timers headed that way soon. Thanks for the great video.
Crossing into Canada a few years back they sent us to secondary and give us the twice over. They searched my truck from top to bottom, and they had us go inside and sit with a custom’s officer and answer is odd questions. We took it in stride, everything was in order, and we appreciated the break because we’d been traveling all day.
Yes, unfortunately it seems a large chunk of Canada lives in Southern Ontario.
Consider seeing the islands? Amherst especially. Irish refugees went there in 1848 or so. I'll enjoy watching this trip of yours.
Great video. Also an Cdn imperial gallon is larger than US gallon..
Yep. Not much savings there, really. I live right on the border and I still don't cross for gas. Not worth the hassle to save $5.00/tank.
You're only about 42 years behind ... Canada left the Imperial gallons behind back in 1977. We are on the metric system ... like the rest of the world and measure fuel in litres. 3.78 litres to a US gallon.
Too much light pollution to see many start. The only stars out tonight are you both. Cheers!!!
I am wondering why you didn’t head in so view was outside your windshield. Beautiful campsite!
Debi Coleman , makes for an easy exit if need be
What a gorgeous dog, what kind is he?
That is a Norwegian Elkhound..they were bred to hunt bears..also known as one of the smartest dogs in the World..
@@billrandell4641 Actually they were bred to hunt moose... that's what they're called in Norway...Moose Hounds.
@@RVLifestyle We use to have one (N Elkhound) in Fairbanks AK, he always traveled with us in our VW camper 45 years ago. When camping several of us slept in tents so my grandfather would put him on a long chain clipped to the bumper of the camper at night and always told us if a bear came around our job was to forget the dog and get in the van, we could get another dog. Luckily that never happened though he many times put up quite a barking due to bears walking near camp. Great dogs but don't miss the hair on everything.
@@RVLifestyle Cool!!...does yours throw his head back and make bell noises??...When I bought mine, I went to a really good breeder and he was the only one watching jets fly over..while the rest were puppy jumping..I said I want him!!..
My relatives from New York and have taken the 407 toll highway and they have never received a bill.
Wish I had known you were there
I live in Prince Edward County only 30 minutes from you. Would have loved to meet you. You should come over to the County sometime. We have a great Provincial Park for camping called Sandbanks Provincial Park.
Do you know Terry Culbert?
@@waynehall8769 No I don't
I’m looking at class B and B plus vans. I really love the unity! I’m a little concerned about the Diesel engine. Any thoughts about the good and bad vs gas engines. Any information would be appreciated! Thanks!
LOL I don't think the sticky rollers would work very well for ticks. LOL. They don't stay on top of the hair but they dig deep into the skin about 2 inches lower than what your rollers would even be close too. You need to put some Frontline (or similar product) on the dog every month to keep ticks off. You guys are just silly.
It gets the ticks right after a walk before they burrow in. We "roll him" right after we return to camp from a walk. Bo is on tick meds, and it worlds well. But loose ticks on his coat can be carried in the RV and that is never a good thing and that's what the lint rollers do an excellent job of catching.
With all that hair the ticks would be gone in no time. You guys run a better chance of bring in ticks into the RV but it would at least give you peace of mind.
Was there any hookups here like Electricity? If yes do we need converters?
No, you don't need converters in Canada. The power is the same as the US.
Thank you for sharing your Canadian trip. We live in Northwestern Ohio and cross the Ambassador Bridge. It’s pucker inducing enough with a car but I’m not looking forward to taking our class c rv. Any suggestions for us?
Torontonian here...we say we have two rush hour times: all day & all night. Welcom to Canada!
Great video ,love bo and going to try lint brush on my dog. How do you keep the dog water dish from sliding around?
Hi Mike and Jennifer my husband Bill and I are heading to Canada in a month in our LTV Unity FX. I understood that the Border was going to ask you about fruits and vegetables and possibly meat but that did not happen to you this time. Is that something that they have asked in the past. Also we will have both our cat and dog rabies certificates available and noticed they did not ask you about those either. Have you been asked about those in the past? Thanks for all your great insight in your videos that you post.
We've never been asked about fruits and veggies in Canada... a couple of times coming back in the US, but never in dozens of entries into Canada, have we been asked. It always much harder returning to the US.
American.s shouldn't say "eh" , they don't know when and where is a sentence to use it , Canadians do as we don't think about using it , just comes natural! ... stick to saying "huh" .
love your videos bu where did you get this thing tick contry…...
They are lint rollers. Available everywhere.
In addition to Bo, are there tick precautions you have to take for yourself?
I stayed at Greenbelt National Park outside Washington DC years ago, but have read since then that they were having a major tick issue and it did not sound like a good place to stay, even on gravel parking areas.
They are out there but so far, we haven't encountered any on our hikes. We do check each other and Bo.
Thanks.
How did you get the speed on some of those camera feeds?
👍🏻
Is the Unit diesel? How is the noise level when driving?
Can you explain the card you used to get into canada. And the cost. Is it a add on to your drivers license. Thanks great video.
It's a passport card. Good for entry it Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean. It's like an extra $20 added to the passport fee and saves you carrying the big passport. Go to any post office.
Those cards also work as I’d in most countries. Note you will need your full passport on entry, but the card will work everywhere in country. I went to Europe last year and i needed the full passport when I landed and re-entered the states, but throughout France, Spain and Portugal the ID card worked.
I can't tell the year you are in Ontario, but you are 100% correct about the high water issues they are having recently. I was in Hamilton Ontario about two years ago and half of Bayfront Park was under water. I have pictures of lamp posts along the lake front that are 3/4 submerged. There was a lot of flooding in Montreal at that time too. Great video. I love that part of Canada and go with my pooch Nikki a couple of times a year. Cheers!
By fifth AMENDMENT and 4th amendment you do not have to answer any questions or roll your window down at all and they don't have the right to search your vehicle