SuperComputer04 you don’t know anything about Canada and I live in Toronto, we don’t alway say sorry and I never use maple syrup and I don’t wear fur coat and so does my friend
@Mir Wazed Idk honestly. 40% of Canadians today werent born in Canada so that survey would only repersent 60% of us. And part of that 60 is people born right after their parents immigrated.
Yes definitely, we all Canadians definitely live in a log cabins, have dear and bear heads on the walls and the Canadian flag everywhere and everyone are lumberjacks (even the children)
Fun fact: over 30,000 Canadians went to the USA during the Vietnam war and volunteered in the United States military. Fun fact : over 18,000 Americans went to Canada to Dodge the draft.
Honestly I don’t like the people who think less of a whole nation with stereotypes. Ex. Americans : dumb, fat, and ignorant Ex. Canadian: Hockey, syrup, and apologetic.
They're not biased for America lol... Just look up some of these figures. Average life expectancy for men in the US is much higher than what they're saying here... For starters.
aymen aldarhobi Here is what is wrong: Most of the food things - We do eat these things but our diet is very similar to Americans. A vast majority of people I know (myself included) would eat classic chip flavours over ketchup and all-dressed. I have had poutine maybe 3-4 times in my life before. Hockey - Most of the people I know do not watch or play hockey Schools - Middle school is a things in many provinces, but our curriculums and grade systems are decided by province. In Alberta (where I’m from) there is elementary K-6 Jr High 7-9 and high 10-12
@@joey2765 At least we can think straight unlike you morons. its almost like you swapped your brain for a donut and thought someone might have shot a hole in it at your local school without you noticing.
Once I heard "elementary school until 6th grade" I lost all hope. In most of Ontario, elementary school is until grade 8, not grade 6. Also, we say the "Grade" before the following level.
That's not even what was said in the video and your also wrong since there is definently middle school, also we say both grade 6 and 6th grade here.... bruh.
Yeah, it depends on the province. I live in BC and our elementary schools are until 6th grade, Middle school is until 9th grade and so on. Yeah, we say it both ways, for example: 6th grade and grade 6 are both correct.
This is so weird. We used to have middle schools, until they were fazed out almost a decade ago and it changed to kindergarten to grade seven and then 9-12 for high school. I lived in BC btw.
I live in Toronto and here elementary schools are 1 to 6, middle is 7 to 8, and high is 9 to 12. However, i know some 1 to 8 elementary schools. Also we say both grade before and after
In Canada, it’s a provincial/territorial thing if you have middle school or not (often called junior high). For example in Alberta elementary school is from kindergarten - grade 6, junior high from 7-9 and the high school from 10-12. Whereas in Saskatchewan, they don’t have a middle school and instead, elementary runs from kindergarten - grade 8 and the high school is from grades 9 - 12
I believe in some cases it may be different from municipality to municipality I live in BC and we have recently started using a middle school due to help deal with the steady increase in population where as two years ago there was only high school and elementary.
When I lived in alberta, it was primary:k-3, elementary: 4-6, junior high: 7-9, and senior high: 10-12. But it all depends on the county you live in I think
@J P i know that but we are very similar. right middle school (in the province i live in) is 7-9 and different than american culture but like i said we dont all eat putine or beaver tails and we play the similar sports same structured cities as us. like i havent even eaten putine in my life and only ate beaver tails twice. yes we do have our differences though
Yup. Alberta and Newfoundland have middle schools but they call them "junior high" and they are usually grades six through nine. I know of some exceptions due to school crowding issues where an extra grade is either included or not. Maybe there are no middle schools in southern Ontario. I think a lot of American opinion on Canada is based on that area?
squirrelnuts I live in southern Ontario, and I go to middle school that’s grades 6-8. The elementary schools in my area are grades kindergarten-5, and the high schools are grades 9-12, just like the American ones. But, that’s seems to only be in my area, people I know that live outside my area usually don’t go to middle school or go to a shorter one.
Well as a canadian im going to hide in my igloo watching hockey while chugging down poutine and maple syrup and walk my pet beaver and pet moose after... if my pets attack me i have my free healthcare and i can say sorry to my pet beaver and moose
They also don’t have coffee crisp and smarties... and the candy we call rockets (hard chalky candies) are smarties to them... also kinder surprise are band in America ...
I am so glad that he didn’t talk about how our milk comes in bags because that’s only in a couple provinces and we would have gotten soooo many confused Americans😂
This is ridiculous! They want to show what we eat so they show our fast food! We don’t eat poutine and chips on a regular basis; we usually eat healthy food most of the time or at least everyone I know does. Hamburgers and hotdogs are also very big here and there’s a McDonald’s every few blocks in Montreal. We are just known for having poutine and beaver tails because we’re one of if not the only place we’re you can get it although I have found a really good poutine at New Hampshire (who knew). This should describe the average Canadian because there are still many exceptions.
Mari Kiralou I don’t know where this 6th-12th grade thing came from? I’m in Ontario we don’t have middle school but most of our high schools are 9th grade-12th grade... maybe he was just looking at Quebec or something?
lol I live in London Ontario and we have elementary and high school but if someone choses to go to our French first language schools they are made up of elementary, junior high, and high school! idk where all these "facts" on Canada came from but it was not a Canadian website and ik that!
@@warpey5632 It's not a nightmare. Well, every new language is a nightmare for who are the beginners. Just like if you are American, learning Japanese is hard. But if you are Japanese, learning English is hard. It's relative to the position you are.
Umm since when is basketball more popular than hockey? I live in Alberta and I don't know anyone who watches basketball. Hockey is way way wayyy more popular.
I heard that soccer was overtaking hockey just because getting all the equipment for hockey is expensive so fewer parents are putting their kids into it.
The problem is such a huge portion of Canada's population lives in and around Toronto. Because of this the most supported Canadian teams are the Toronto Teams. In Toronto the Raptors have a bigger more loyal following then the Leafs
An American made this clearly....we don't all eat Poutine every meal. Or chips.... And Canadians play all the other sports Americans like plus we are heavy into Curling, which is a bigger game here than any place else Oh, and French? Most Canadians don't speak French or do half assed when they go to Quebec.
two hills Mostly because you are anglo? Anglo like to brag about things they stole from french canadian. You will never know what my grand-maman's poutine tastes like
umberloid what?, I wasnt bragging all I said was how not that many people eat them, poutine is good but you don't have to just restrict it off to your community
I’m a Canadian citizen and I’m pretty sure that you don’t start high school in grade 7. You start in grade 9, just like the American education system, but one difference that I can tell you is a Canadian child will start junior kindergarten one year before an American child will meaning you start school in Canada when you are 4 but in the US you start at 5.
Meagan Greene basketball is Canadian hockey isn't so maybe he thought basketball was more popular hear cause it's Canadian made but hockey by far is the more popular sport in Canada. Every place I go to in Canada I always hear someone talking hockey
0:41 as a person who was born in america, I don't exactly think it's fair to have canada red and us green since that is just saying that they are wrong and we are right when both countries are equally amazing
In the Quebec schoool system, we call higher education "University", not college; what you call "vocational schools" are what we usually call "colleges" (they go by the acronym CEGEP).
Wrong, healthcare in the US is expensive but of good quality if you can afford it. Canadian healthcare is social but not guaranteed. Public wait times can be ridiculous so you might die of disease before you can be treated depending on what illness you have.
@@LocoMe4u Not necessarily. You will only be put in front of people who don't have life threatening diseases. Lots of people have life threatening diseases and you have to wait a long time before you receive treatment.
@J P "All forms of health are treated in a timely manor" That sure is a nice fantasy, the problem is that it is just that. Specialist physicians surveyed report a median waiting time of 21.2 weeks between referral from a general practitioner and receipt of treatment-longer than the wait reported in 2016, which was 20 weeks, the longest ever recorded since the Fraser Institute began tracking wait times for medically necessary elective treatments. Canadian wait times are among the worst in the world.
@J P Unfortunately, personal anecdotes are not arguments against actual data and statistics. See, I can use one to, because it took several months to get my referral to an endocrinologist. Also, I don't see how statistics from the Fraser Institution are "misleading online articles". Anyways, Canadian healthcare is mostly good, especially in terms of quality, I'm just arguing that it isn't necessarily the glorious system that I have personally seen may others claim it to be. Healthcare is a mess in the US, but I ultimately believe privatization would be better (if done right) for both financial and moral reasons.
A few corrections 1 ) We have middle schools 2) Our police officers look like American police. Mounties in red suits and hats are ceremonial. I have never seen one. 3) Health care is covered for basic or emergency care only i.e. surgery, prescriptions are not covered if employed
When I went to high school in Ontario from ‘11-‘15 it was grades 9 through 12 but that same high school is now being renovated to also include grade 7 & 8... I thought it was weird
Canadian here, Most elementary schools are kindergarten to grade 8 Most high schools are 9 to 12 There are some that aren't but this is the majority idk where infographics got their info.
In Alberta, Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 4 Middle: Grade 5 to 9 High: Grade 9-12 Don't know what province/territory you live in idk if it's true or not but if it is don't reference it to all of Canada.
ontario elementary is jk/sk - gr8 secondary is 9-12 unless you drop out lol or there is even an optional grade 13 i think lol for pussies who dont wanna get a job i assume xD
So much wrong with this video. Poutine? Seriously? The USA crushes Canada industrially, economically, and militarily. New York, California, and Texas each have economies larger than that of Canada's. You forgot to mention that minor point.
In my 35yrs ive had poutine twice and once split a beaver tail with a friend. That stuff is for tourists or the odd treat. This list is pretty inaccurate for both sides. I know plenty of Canadians who hate hockey, there are several middle schools in my area of Toronto and very few people outside of Quebec and some surrounding areas speak French.
I’ve lived in both and think that the United States and Canada are definitely more similar than different..but there are some differences without a doubt
@@oilersridersbluejays Yeah I think its more of an east coast west coast thing when it comes to difference. The maritimes are very similar to new england
I’m 99.9% sure that this dude doesn’t live in Canada as a lot of these are stereotypes like Toronto area has elementary school until grade 8 is done not grade 6
Just a tiny correction. In quebec , we have an option to either choose vocational school or college, we don't take both. College in other provinces would mean school that has most technical programs and few pre university programs while in Quebec, most courses are preparing you for university and few of the technical programs preparing you for the career they're interested in. It's a bit confusing on the qc side but you will understand
Coming from a Canadian, I can confirm that we drink maple syrup by the bottle, we love hockey, we say “eh”, we all are lumber jacks and we all live in igloos
I am a Canadian, born and raised. I hate hockey because i was born to a low income family. being bullied by hockey players growing up because I couldn't afford skates or didn't know how to skate, and by local hockey fans for the same reason. So don't say every Canadian loves hockey. On the other hand, I do love 1 winter sport. originated by the Scots. Curling.
Because they would need to say that our laws are almost carbon copies and if you can own it in the States you can own it in Canada aside from attachments
You can get guns in canada. Except it isnt a right and it is restricted wierdly in such a way. You can have all powerfull weapons but not Ar-15 for some wierd reason. Despite being weaker than most legal weapons
Yes, it isn't a right however, you can get an AR-15 in Canada, it is just classified like all other rifles of its class as restricted which requires a different license. With your standard Possession Acquisition License you can buy most lever action, and bolt action rifles, along with most break action, pump action and semi-automatic shotguns. Overall though I am not aware of any guns that you can get in USA but not in Canada, though I'm sure with enough digging you may find one. Ammo is a different story.
Zexity YT To make a long story short, I was once in Abbotsford in a bar with two guys from Alberta I was working with in the early eighties and when one of the locals at a table next to ours heard me say that I was from the east, he just looked at me with disdain and told me, if I remember well, to go back to my retarded outback. Lots of people around who had heard his comment found that quite funny. When I saw the name Abbotsford, it simply triggered a reflex. So, for me, Abbotsford is certainly not a good memory.
Basketball has no way in hell taken over hockey lol. Basketball is definitely one of the least popular sports here. Hockey and football are definitely the highest.
I don't know. I live in Toronto and literally no one plays hockey. I mean, there are some teams and stuff, but basketball and soccer are probably most popular. 🏀⚽
Claire Majer most people from Toronto like basketball but if you go most other cities it’s hockey. No one plays/watches basketball in Ottawa. Hockey and football seem to be more popular
Actually in Canada catholic elementary schools go up to grade 8 then high school till grade 12 and public schools elementary go to grade 5. Middle school is 6-8 and high school is grade 9-12 but good try
yup, only places here that have 7-12 is farming communities or small towns and those suck when pop is low enough to have a class that's for both gr 7 & 8
@@08maurizi Actually, that's wrong. America DOESN'T have an offical language. Although english is the most commonly spoken language, there is no official language for the us at a federal level.
My Gatcha Life it was passed by the senate in May, 2006. I mean I’m looking it up just in case I’m wrong and it’s there. Don’t get me wrong I’m a progressive democrat and believe you’re free to speak whatever language you want but congress did pass it at the federal level in May 2006.
Actually... Where i live in Canada our elementary schools can go: nursery(optional) and kindergarden to grade 5 or 6. Middle school/jr high 6-8/7-9 High school can refer to schools 7-12, 9-12, 10-12. In my city, it depends on the division you are in.
In my province, you won't find a single middle schooI. I go to school in Québec and here elementary school goes from kindergarten to 6th grade. Next, there's high school, which we call "secondaire" the grades starts over which means we have 1st to 5th grade at high school then its vocational school and university. He was right for the schooling in Québec.
Me an Australian: Not trying to brag but.... Australia has a higher life expectancy that both of these countries. USA: 78.93 years Canada: 83 years Australia: 83.50 years (overall average)
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Some areas do have middle school in Canada, but not all.
The Infographics Show same with America
But most places in Canada DO have middle school. But we call it junior high
Then why put it
The Infographics Show in Mississauga Ontario we have middle school.
canada has elementry which is to 6th grade and middle school from 7th to 8th grade and high school from 9th to 12th grade for a public school
You literally don't know anything about Canada
Don't you guys drink maple syrup, and say sorry to everything? Ride moose and wear fluffy coats.
SuperComputer04 you don’t know anything about Canada and I live in Toronto, we don’t alway say sorry and I never use maple syrup and I don’t wear fur coat and so does my friend
None of these people understand! I call them, CANADIANISTS
@@supercomputer0448 I liked this comment by the humour.
@@abc-ux3vn I wear a waterproof bomber jacket in February. *VERY RARE* do I see people wearing fur coats like they did in the old days.
I feel it's important as a Canadian to point out I've never met a lumberjack .
@Mir Wazed I don't know how to respond to that....
@Mir Wazed Umm. I can't say because I for one am 5 4" but because of immigration and stuff we have heights from all over the world.
@Mir Wazed Idk honestly. 40% of Canadians today werent born in Canada so that survey would only repersent 60% of us. And part of that 60 is people born right after their parents immigrated.
@Mir Wazed I think 5 ft to 6 would be about right for teenagers to adults.
@Mir Wazed I think the males are closer to 6 while females are usually about 5 or below
as a canadian this has to be the most stereotypical video ive ever seen
I can agree
Ikr
Ikr
Yes
I know, right?
Yes definitely, we all Canadians definitely live in a log cabins, have dear and bear heads on the walls and the Canadian flag everywhere and everyone are lumberjacks (even the children)
NO SHUT UP I HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF THESE STEREOTYPES JUST SHUT UP
@@GregShadow1 and no
GamerSteve18, I was being sarcastic
Wdym you were being sarcastic? Over here my daughter is a full fledged lumberjack already! (She’s 7) so proud of her 😍
@@chalk9238 Umm... I don't know how to respond. But nice, you taught a 7 year old to chop wood!
Canadian here, I'm just watching to see how wrong they get it
Update: I'm not even halfway in and they've already butchered it
Fun fact: over 30,000 Canadians went to the USA during the Vietnam war and volunteered in the United States military. Fun fact : over 18,000 Americans went to Canada to Dodge the draft.
jeepercreepers9 I’m a Canadian
Everything is wrong
coonnor4 ? It is but hockey is still better obviously
OPL TEAM yep and if those Americans came back they would have been arrested for disbanding their citizenship or sum like that.
4:31 we have middle schools in Canada too.
Harnado not all of Canada like London it's JK-8 9-12
Harnado yeah what the heck
IKR there is middle school in some areas and others not though!
Many schools go from JK-8, at least where I live
In what province ??
We Canadians love riding our Polar bears to school, living in our igloo's and having poutine with maple syrup all day every day
Itz Goonjxr are these people FAKE???
Meese*
Canadians dont fucking play around this shit right here is a way of life
i mean, i ride a polar bear but
Y'all we don't ride moose or polar bears we ride geese
Wow the only man who can anger over 1,000,000 Americans and Canadians
True
@@sophieroberge168 yup
Yup I’m a Canadian
Trueadou is up there
Honestly I don’t like the people who think less of a whole nation with stereotypes. Ex. Americans : dumb, fat, and ignorant Ex. Canadian: Hockey, syrup, and apologetic.
Boy you are way off on Canada.
I know right
jim gordon how so
H.S. in 7th grade?! Haha
I know, eh.
Elementary school goes from jk to 8th grade
Fun Fact: The US doesn't have an official language.
I know
Why is there someone replying to everyone’s comments with “Do Canadians measure hight with shoe.”
Ollie’s Reviews I have no idea
Okay, and Canada doesn’t either.
He just deleted all the comments.
So much misinformation...
They're not biased for America lol... Just look up some of these figures. Average life expectancy for men in the US is much higher than what they're saying here... For starters.
Wow. Your facts on Canada are mostly false! Don’t listen to this guyy
and some american ones are wrong too
just admit it
Doik Poyls Inc. he forgot to mention that Canadians like communism.
@@MWB18 where did you get that statistic. Canada is a capitalist country
Malcolm Forsythe single payer health care?
I don’t know anyone here who eats poutine regulary.
I have it like once every 4 months
@@owynnyga4476 that’s not really regular
I only have it on special occasion
@neo wow ur lucky
I’d say I eat it maybe once a month, but nobody ik eats as much as me
As a Canadian, I live in an igloo and use polar bears for transport. Oh and also put maple syrup on everything
Asher Khan triggered Canadian have entered the chat
@@zubby3846 Wasn't being salty lmao
Josh you forgot the ) at the end but I still agree with you
@@Joshtheman13200 We don't handle things often like that. If we do, it's because someone else started it, we finished it.
@@Joshtheman13200 yeah
This is one of the most incorrect comparisons for Canada and the US that I’ve ever seen. Almost everything is wrong.
Just Press Play what is wrong?
aymen aldarhobi Here is what is wrong:
Most of the food things - We do eat these things but our diet is very similar to Americans. A vast majority of people I know (myself included) would eat classic chip flavours over ketchup and all-dressed. I have had poutine maybe 3-4 times in my life before.
Hockey - Most of the people I know do not watch or play hockey
Schools - Middle school is a things in many provinces, but our curriculums and grade systems are decided by province. In Alberta (where I’m from) there is elementary K-6 Jr High 7-9 and high 10-12
Yeah
@Mir Wazed im 15 shoes tall eh
@@Aymcana Did you even watch the video?
You have angered Canadians.
Never mess up with lumberjacks!
-The infographic shows will remember that
Just some walking dead thing ok
Yes
@@joey2765 At least we can think straight unlike you morons. its almost like you swapped your brain for a donut and thought someone might have shot a hole in it at your local school without you noticing.
Canadians don't get angry. Canadians say sorry.
Once I heard "elementary school until 6th grade" I lost all hope. In most of Ontario, elementary school is until grade 8, not grade 6. Also, we say the "Grade" before the following level.
That's not even what was said in the video and your also wrong since there is definently middle school, also we say both grade 6 and 6th grade here.... bruh.
I don’t go to middle school, it depends what *CITY* and province you are in
Yeah, it depends on the province. I live in BC and our elementary schools are until 6th grade, Middle school is until 9th grade and so on. Yeah, we say it both ways, for example: 6th grade and grade 6 are both correct.
This is so weird. We used to have middle schools, until they were fazed out almost a decade ago and it changed to kindergarten to grade seven and then 9-12 for high school. I lived in BC btw.
I live in Toronto and here elementary schools are 1 to 6, middle is 7 to 8, and high is 9 to 12. However, i know some 1 to 8 elementary schools. Also we say both grade before and after
Who else lives in Canada and is in a junior high/middle school right now
fourensic There’s no middle school in Québec
Technically not me anymore cause I just finished it
4:32 that is not correct. It depends on the school board.
They don't have that in Saskatchewan except maybe in the big cities.
Elementary: K to 6.
High school: 7 to 12.
fourensic
Me I am in high school
In Canada, it’s a provincial/territorial thing if you have middle school or not (often called junior high). For example in Alberta elementary school is from kindergarten - grade 6, junior high from 7-9 and the high school from 10-12. Whereas in Saskatchewan, they don’t have a middle school and instead, elementary runs from kindergarten - grade 8 and the high school is from grades 9 - 12
Katelynn G Also, composite schools exist where you go to the same school your entire life. I've seen that is Sask.
Actually we have a middle school, we have elementary that goes pre-k to grade 4, middle school that goes grade 5-8, and high school that goes 9-12
I believe in some cases it may be different from municipality to municipality I live in BC and we have recently started using a middle school due to help deal with the steady increase in population where as two years ago there was only high school and elementary.
When I lived in alberta, it was primary:k-3, elementary: 4-6, junior high: 7-9, and senior high: 10-12. But it all depends on the county you live in I think
For Saskatchewan it's the same here in Ontario or at least toronto
4:10 why they doing a face off when the puck over there?
The guy with the puck is just looking at the camera in confusion as why are the 2 other players facing off.
😂
@Mir Wazed I'm Canadian and I don't know
I'm triggered. Most Canadians watching this are triggered, but I'm American and triggered.
Addy lol I live in Canada and most of these are strereotypes we are alomst the same as Americans except a few holiday differences and laws
@@zonex731 oh ok thanks.
@J P i know that but we are very similar. right middle school (in the province i live in) is 7-9 and different than american culture but like i said we dont all eat putine or beaver tails and we play the similar sports same structured cities as us. like i havent even eaten putine in my life and only ate beaver tails twice. yes we do have our differences though
no no Canada is under control of the United States so accept it
Im canadian
I’m Canadian and there’s plenty of middle schools
They’re talking about the average Canadian.
Yup. Alberta and Newfoundland have middle schools but they call them "junior high" and they are usually grades six through nine. I know of some exceptions due to school crowding issues where an extra grade is either included or not. Maybe there are no middle schools in southern Ontario. I think a lot of American opinion on Canada is based on that area?
Ya
squirrelnuts I live in southern Ontario, and I go to middle school that’s grades 6-8. The elementary schools in my area are grades kindergarten-5, and the high schools are grades 9-12, just like the American ones. But, that’s seems to only be in my area, people I know that live outside my area usually don’t go to middle school or go to a shorter one.
Exactly
Well as a canadian im going to hide in my igloo watching hockey while chugging down poutine and maple syrup and walk my pet beaver and pet moose after... if my pets attack me i have my free healthcare and i can say sorry to my pet beaver and moose
A canadian story.... lol
AHAH lolHilarious
I dont think you can chug poutine
How does one simply chug poutine?
"if the leafs win the playoffs I'll fucking jump in the lake!"
*WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH HOLD UP*
you dont have ketchup chips and all dress chips in the states?
sad life, sad life
Noah Evans we have all dressed but it's not as popular as other chips
They also don’t have coffee crisp and smarties... and the candy we call rockets (hard chalky candies) are smarties to them... also kinder surprise are band in America ...
Also had American “poutine” 🙄🙄 It was fries and gravy with shredded, yes I said shredded cheese like from a grater. Worst thing ever.
Brodie MacLeod MacLeod
that is thoroughly depressing
I KNOW RIGHT, i feel so bad for you guys
"They don't have middle school."
Me, a Canadian: *Looking over at my middle school yearbooks* Say what now?
I am so glad that he didn’t talk about how our milk comes in bags because that’s only in a couple provinces and we would have gotten soooo many confused Americans😂
Wait. That's a thing??😮 *confizzled*
I don't know how Americans drink milk in plastic cartons. I bought one before here and it tasted like pure plastic.
Wth....
Yep In Ontario there’s milk in bags
I know this and I’m American
:/
"Canadian's Are Know For Eating Poutine" I Have Not Even Touched A Curd In 6 Years!
MY d0ct0R sAYs i cAnT haVe AnYmore
This is ridiculous! They want to show what we eat so they show our fast food! We don’t eat poutine and chips on a regular basis; we usually eat healthy food most of the time or at least everyone I know does. Hamburgers and hotdogs are also very big here and there’s a McDonald’s every few blocks in Montreal. We are just known for having poutine and beaver tails because we’re one of if not the only place we’re you can get it although I have found a really good poutine at New Hampshire (who knew). This should describe the average Canadian because there are still many exceptions.
i do. Poutine is great
TURTLE_GOD Ikr
they made us sound like we eat like pigs
TURTLE_GOD Americans know nothing about are country just the basics. I'm surprised he got the health care thing right he probably looked it up
noah cater to be honest Americans are the unhealthy ones not saying Canada's perfect but in America they eat so unhealthy like
I went to middle school? what province are you looking at? you know canada is more than just Ontario and Quebec 🤷🏻♀️
Mari Kiralou I don’t know where this 6th-12th grade thing came from? I’m in Ontario we don’t have middle school but most of our high schools are 9th grade-12th grade... maybe he was just looking at Quebec or something?
well ontario has middle school
Ora Lora well look at that you learn something new everyday. I just never heard of a middle school around here. I’m in like western Ontario
lol I live in London Ontario and we have elementary and high school but if someone choses to go to our French first language schools they are made up of elementary, junior high, and high school! idk where all these "facts" on Canada came from but it was not a Canadian website and ik that!
Roxy Biljan yeah same I never heard of middle school.
*triggered Canadians have entered the chat*
Sorry we don't get triggered easy like Americans😂
Seems like the Americans have already gone and said it first before we could
@@kevinrmah2448 i do
Uhhh nobody's triggered dude
Edit: I just went down a little more and there's triggered people
americans get less triggered than Canadians. At least we don't get triggered from roasts that come from the dumpster.
America spends more on healthcare
*laughs in free healthcare
He was talking about government spending (which just kinda makes it more embarrassing lol)
There’s a French spelling mistake at 5:03 lol 😂 it is *ma chérie* because she is a girl
Bruh.. non j’avoue
Maybe she's a transgender 😂 Très bien
Y'all are savages! Je vous dis!
French vocabulary is a nightmare.
Spelling mistakes are very common.
@@warpey5632 It's not a nightmare. Well, every new language is a nightmare for who are the beginners. Just like if you are American, learning Japanese is hard. But if you are Japanese, learning English is hard. It's relative to the position you are.
4:07 they realize that the other guy has the puck right or no?
I didn’t notice that now I can’t unsee
Lol yes and the blue guy is offside xD
tøp 😘
Brandon Clarke that’s weird,eh?
I’m a Canadian
*AND IM PROUD*
What is there to be proud of? Canada doesn't do anything..
J Arnett idk I just feel proud ._.
Canada does lots, just because we dont go invading other countires all the time dosnt mean we do nothing.
True XD
Lol true
So its more of a “Stereotype Vs Stereotype”
ill start building my igloo!
..wait, im from bc
Oh yeah, *just a ton of heat, eh?*
Rains everyday though
Umm since when is basketball more popular than hockey? I live in Alberta and I don't know anyone who watches basketball. Hockey is way way wayyy more popular.
Québec approve. Who the f*** even care about basketball.
I heard that soccer was overtaking hockey just because getting all the equipment for hockey is expensive so fewer parents are putting their kids into it.
In my province (Alberta) hockey is still the most popular sport by far. I would say second most popular is football. Basketball isn't even close.
Sabrina Kitten yeah! I love in Ontario and I mean basketball is popular but hockey is where it at!
The problem is such a huge portion of Canada's population lives in and around Toronto. Because of this the most supported Canadian teams are the Toronto Teams. In Toronto the Raptors have a bigger more loyal following then the Leafs
? No middle school in Canada? I'm pretty sure I've seen a middle school in every city I've been in Canada but okie
And yet every city I've lived in in Ontario there are none.
iRainDrop Alt yep same
Hmmm did I say I've lived in every city, Pluto One?
Reading comprehension.
Avneel Kumar Kamloops, Chilliwack, Abottsford, etc. I live in BC so I know
May be this part is only for quebec we dont have middle scholl cuz we are dumb
An American made this clearly....we don't all eat Poutine every meal. Or chips....
And Canadians play all the other sports Americans like plus we are heavy into Curling, which is a bigger game here than any place else
Oh, and French? Most Canadians don't speak French or do half assed when they go to Quebec.
We don't eat all those things in Canada, we actually rarely eat them
two hills Mostly because you are anglo? Anglo like to brag about things they stole from french canadian. You will never know what my grand-maman's poutine tastes like
umberloid what?, I wasnt bragging all I said was how not that many people eat them, poutine is good but you don't have to just restrict it off to your community
Bouhou, we have no culture so we have to steal local people's culture to make us less american ;(((((
hahahhahahahhh ok ok just shut up and eat it
two hills i had bever tales once and it was sooooooo good and poutine i get like everytime i eat at a burger king or mcdonoalds
Just like to point out, as a Canadian, I don’t eat poutine with a side of maple syrup for every meal of every day
"You look beautiful, MA cherie" not Mon, unless if she's a trap.
good catch
Hahahah true
C'est un Américain qui a fait la vidéo, les anglos sont si mauvais en français..
umberloid *anglais
Aashir Vlogs
"anglos" is correct, it's a shorter way to say anglo-saxons or anglophones
Canadians created Basketball we all so created Lacrosse.
Canm Weekly "we".. by "we" you meant First Nations?
A canadian created Basketball in america
And basketball
Yah lol 😂 eh
basketball ball can't be the number 1 spot in Canada hockey and I think always will
I’m a Canadian citizen and I’m pretty sure that you don’t start high school in grade 7. You start in grade 9, just like the American education system, but one difference that I can tell you is a Canadian child will start junior kindergarten one year before an American child will meaning you start school in Canada when you are 4 but in the US you start at 5.
What school in Canada has high school from 7-12?
Mine.
The high school I went to has 7-12 but the grades 7/8 were separated and had completely different schedules
My school also did
All the high schools in Québec but we call it "secondaire" and we start the grades over so it's 1st to 5th grade.
Mine does but my high school is a bit abnormal compared to other ones in my area that go from 8 to 12.
AMERICANS:COOKE COKE IS THE BEST
Meanwhile in Canada:MAPLE SYRUP MAAAAPLE SYRUPPP BESSST
Canadians are known for eating Poutine
Matt Stonie: Hold my beer
Huehehe
Hajajajajajjajjjja
That didn’t even mention Harvey’s!!!
Hockeys WAYYYYYYYYYYYY more popular in Canada than basketball
Meagan Greene basketball is Canadian hockey isn't so maybe he thought basketball was more popular hear cause it's Canadian made but hockey by far is the more popular sport in Canada. Every place I go to in Canada I always hear someone talking hockey
Guadalupe Melquiades lol what
When it comes to winter almost every single Canadian comes outside to play hockey at least 2 times a week
WHOO HOCKEY!!!!
Lol in some places I guess
0:41
as a person who was born in america, I don't exactly think it's fair to have canada red and us green since that is just saying that they are wrong and we are right when both countries are equally amazing
I appreciate you seeing that we are equal and it’s nice knowing there are some great Americans out there!!
In parts of Ontario, we go to elementary school from K-8 while high school is 9-12
Ali Raza Zaidi that’s correct. Some other areas such as Toronto have middle school and only catholic schools go from k-g8
I’m in Windsor Ontario, we got that
I lived in Thunder Bay Ontario for 20yrs and there was a middle school but most people i knew didn't go.
Ali Raza Zaidi same here in Saskatchewan
In the Quebec schoool system, we call higher education "University", not college; what you call "vocational schools" are what we usually call "colleges" (they go by the acronym CEGEP).
Healthcare in the US is poor and expensive. Healthcare in Canada is clearly both Social and guaranteed.
Wrong, healthcare in the US is expensive but of good quality if you can afford it. Canadian healthcare is social but not guaranteed. Public wait times can be ridiculous so you might die of disease before you can be treated depending on what illness you have.
@@jamesshepherd9390 If disease is life threatening you will be cured quicker.
@@LocoMe4u Not necessarily. You will only be put in front of people who don't have life threatening diseases. Lots of people have life threatening diseases and you have to wait a long time before you receive treatment.
@J P "All forms of health are treated in a timely manor" That sure is a nice fantasy, the problem is that it is just that. Specialist physicians surveyed report a median waiting time of 21.2 weeks between referral from a general practitioner and receipt of treatment-longer than the wait reported in 2016, which was 20 weeks, the longest ever recorded since the Fraser Institute began tracking wait times for medically necessary elective treatments. Canadian wait times are among the worst in the world.
@J P Unfortunately, personal anecdotes are not arguments against actual data and statistics. See, I can use one to, because it took several months to get my referral to an endocrinologist. Also, I don't see how statistics from the Fraser Institution are "misleading online articles". Anyways, Canadian healthcare is mostly good, especially in terms of quality, I'm just arguing that it isn't necessarily the glorious system that I have personally seen may others claim it to be. Healthcare is a mess in the US, but I ultimately believe privatization would be better (if done right) for both financial and moral reasons.
A few corrections
1 ) We have middle schools
2) Our police officers look like American police. Mounties in red suits and hats are ceremonial. I have never seen one.
3) Health care is covered for basic or emergency care only i.e. surgery, prescriptions are not covered if employed
Yo the school thing for Canada is so wrong and this is coming from a Canadian
In every district it's different i've lived in 5 different school districts and they are all different for how the school works (btw I'm canadian)
I know we have middle school
why do you say that? I'm American but my parents both did the junior high just like Canadians an they did fine in life.
@Noah days 567854 Lol no
When I went to high school in Ontario from ‘11-‘15 it was grades 9 through 12 but that same high school is now being renovated to also include grade 7 & 8... I thought it was weird
why does this video seem like it was done already?
Game Head that was america vs russia
jake fazwis Canada is the less crazy Russia but less stupid USA
They did the states vs Canada a while ago.
Game Head déjà vu
Because it was and this is what happens when you upload more than once a day - you run out of ideas.
There is middle school in Canada get your facts straight
Speed E Bird there’s junior high.
Not everywhere in canada but most places the school we have here doesn't have middle school
Thank you
USA DOES NOT HAVE A OFFICIAL LANGUAGE BUT ENGLISH IS USED BY GOVERNMENT
You forgot to mention that Americans have cats and dogs as pets, whilst Canadians have beavers and moose as pets
I'm Canadian, I'm in middle school.
Clearly your not Canadian.
Should of did better research.
Some information is faulty. Cus it depends on what region
lmao u need better grammar buddy
Momo Doesnt change the fact that this video has invalid facts about Canada
Momo you're talking when you spelled (you) wrong?
Maysa Hasan are you talking to me?
Actually we do have some middle schools. My school ran from kindergarten to grade 8
The Sheepster yeah mine too
That isn't middle school, that is elementary
yea thats not middleschool...
@@Annadog40 that is middle school...
@@neckrohs yea it is...
Education overview was overly simplified. I am a retired middle school principal. I worked in New Brunswick, a Canadian province.
Canadian here,
Most elementary schools are kindergarten to grade 8
Most high schools are 9 to 12
There are some that aren't but this is the majority idk where infographics got their info.
My elementary was kindergarten to grade 6, then junior high 7-9 and high school 10-12
Cestii WoW Monk, awesome! I know there are a few schools like that in Ontario. what province do you live in?
I thought it was like that in all of canada lol, I'm in alberta
Cestii WoW Monk me too
Cestii WoW Monk Yeah, same for me.
Huh? Canadian here. I went to Henry Munro Middle School for grades 6 to 8. So we do have middle schools, but it depends on the province.
In Canada Elementary school is kindergarten to grade 8
High school gr 9-12
Angel La depends on the region. I'm in peel so we have something similar to america
In Alberta, Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 4
Middle: Grade 5 to 9
High: Grade 9-12
Don't know what province/territory you live in idk if it's true or not but if it is don't reference it to all of Canada.
Here in Ontario, specifically Toronto it's as said in the original comment, elementary from kindergarten to grade 8 then highschool from 9-12
ontario elementary is jk/sk - gr8 secondary is 9-12 unless you drop out lol or there is even an optional grade 13 i think lol for pussies who dont wanna get a job i assume xD
ya ik idk where they got there thing from lol
So much wrong with this video.
Poutine? Seriously?
The USA crushes Canada industrially, economically, and militarily.
New York, California, and Texas each have economies larger than that of Canada's.
You forgot to mention that minor point.
I seriously wonder where most of this Canadian data came from.
nadzjanz I don’t see what’s wrong with most of it?
Lol Were any Canadians consulted prior to posting? This is about two EHs and an about away from being satire.
I wonder the same
Ikr
In my 35yrs ive had poutine twice and once split a beaver tail with a friend. That stuff is for tourists or the odd treat. This list is pretty inaccurate for both sides. I know plenty of Canadians who hate hockey, there are several middle schools in my area of Toronto and very few people outside of Quebec and some surrounding areas speak French.
Bagged milk in Canada!
They had bagged milk like 20 years ago but nobody has it now
We have bagged Milk in Ontario. I don't know about all the other Provinces but I do know Alberta doesn't
Guns in Walmart. Alright, I’ve never bloody seen bagged milk as a Canadian who’s gone to groceries stores hundreds of times..
What I live in Ontario and theres always bagged milk. Where do u live?
Ontario has bagged milk
This should be a fun comment section
I’ve lived in both and think that the United States and Canada are definitely more similar than different..but there are some differences without a doubt
True. I'm Canadian but live in Saskatchewan. Out West is quite different than things out East.
@@oilersridersbluejays Yeah I think its more of an east coast west coast thing when it comes to difference. The maritimes are very similar to new england
@@RMatty95 us on the Prairies find BC as different as people from out East.
@Mir Wazed what??
@@oilersridersbluejays BC is its own kinda thing
I’m 99.9% sure that this dude doesn’t live in Canada as a lot of these are stereotypes like Toronto area has elementary school until grade 8 is done not grade 6
School is different in every province. As an Albertan elementary is k-6, junior high is 7-9, and high school is 10-12
In Ontario we do school literally the exact same as the US... it just depends on the province and district
Darius Gray nah where i live we don’t have middle school
It’s super funny seeing Americans talk about how Canadians live
Just a tiny correction. In quebec , we have an option to either choose vocational school or college, we don't take both. College in other provinces would mean school that has most technical programs and few pre university programs while in Quebec, most courses are preparing you for university and few of the technical programs preparing you for the career they're interested in. It's a bit confusing on the qc side but you will understand
Actually we go to elementary from kindergarten to grade 8 than start high school grade 9 , I am candian and live in Saskatchewan
Sorry but hockey is way more popular in Canada than basketball.
Farmboy1544 Agree I never watch basketball
But more people play basketball
You also forgot about Junior high, which is grades 7-9
All Canadians know nobody likes ketchup chips
Was the income USD or CAD? There’s a huge difference. Also, I live in Ontario and we definitely have middle school, grades 7+8
What?! I live in Ontario but no middle schools, depends what city you in
@@MidClassWarrior I live in Ottawa o:
@@BLav01 oh ok cuz in London there is no middle school
I live in Ontario and Theyres no middle school we’re I am I’m in southern Ontario
ya USD is worth more than CAD
Coming from a Canadian, I can confirm that we drink maple syrup by the bottle, we love hockey, we say “eh”, we all are lumber jacks and we all live in igloos
I am a Canadian, born and raised. I hate hockey because i was born to a low income family. being bullied by hockey players growing up because I couldn't afford skates or didn't know how to skate, and by local hockey fans for the same reason. So don't say every Canadian loves hockey. On the other hand, I do love 1 winter sport. originated by the Scots. Curling.
I’m wondering why didn’t they touch on gun laws
AbbeyJordyn I’ve wondered about that. Can you not own a firearm in Churchill, Manitoba to defend yourself from polar bears?
Because they would need to say that our laws are almost carbon copies and if you can own it in the States you can own it in Canada aside from attachments
You can get guns in canada. Except it isnt a right and it is restricted wierdly in such a way. You can have all powerfull weapons but not Ar-15 for some wierd reason. Despite being weaker than most legal weapons
Yes, it isn't a right however, you can get an AR-15 in Canada, it is just classified like all other rifles of its class as restricted which requires a different license. With your standard Possession Acquisition License you can buy most lever action, and bolt action rifles, along with most break action, pump action and semi-automatic shotguns. Overall though I am not aware of any guns that you can get in USA but not in Canada, though I'm sure with enough digging you may find one. Ammo is a different story.
But... guns are legal in Canada.
Why does everyone think canadians only eat poutine! In Quebec i eat about 3-4 a year
Boly no one thinks that. I think everyone is pretty much aware that Canadians don't eat poutine everyday...
Im from quebec and I actually eat poutine maybe 3-4 times a week. For the past 7 years
So do most of my friends and family 😂
Boly It's just a stereotype, I'm Canadian and have never eaten poutine.
Get used to it, people think us Americans are all obese and eat mc Donald’s hamburgers for every meal my man..
Uhh, I’m Canadian and we have middle school from 7th to 9th grade
Whoever made this did two minutes of research most things are so wrong
4:37 Canadian elementary schools actually go up to 8th grade most of the time.
I urge you all to try drinking straight maple syrup at least once.
Seriously, its delicious.
High school in all (maybe most) of Canada starts in 9th. As far as I know we have middle school in 7 & 8 but it's sort if considered elementary.
I'm in Canada and my elementary is up to 7 and high school is 8-12
If I was there I would be in high school, by the age of 12
Gurshabd Lodhra same
Same.
I have a middle school I live in Alberta
I'm in North Ontario, our elementary is until grade 8 while high school is 9-12. But in the town I was in in Nunavut high school is 7-12.
I’m Canadian and my school went J.k - 8th grade then high school 9-12. After that you go where ever you want to go
Hey, I’m Canadian. We don’t have middle schools, but most Elementary Schools near me go from Junior Kindergarten- Grade 8...
CRWC ...some places do have middle school (toronto in areas) and there are also Junior high in some places
Yeah, I know some places do, but my area (Ontario) doesn’t
Zexity YT
''I live in Abbotsford, B.C. and we have middle schools''. It's as high as it goes.
Zexity YT
To make a long story short, I was once in Abbotsford in a bar with two guys from Alberta I was working with in the early eighties and when one of the locals at a table next to ours heard me say that I was from the east, he just looked at me with disdain and told me, if I remember well, to go back to my retarded outback. Lots of people around who had heard his comment found that quite funny. When I saw the name Abbotsford, it simply triggered a reflex. So, for me, Abbotsford is certainly not a good memory.
CRWC eh speak for yourself fam
Basketball has no way in hell taken over hockey lol. Basketball is definitely one of the least popular sports here. Hockey and football are definitely the highest.
Hockey and soccer, I would say. Anywhere Timbits Sports goes, the children follow...
I don't know. I live in Toronto and literally no one plays hockey. I mean, there are some teams and stuff, but basketball and soccer are probably most popular. 🏀⚽
I'm sure basketball is gaining popularity, but no way has it taken over hockey or football
Hockey for life y’all, let’s go oilers
Claire Majer most people from Toronto like basketball but if you go most other cities it’s hockey. No one plays/watches basketball in Ottawa. Hockey and football seem to be more popular
Actually in Canada catholic elementary schools go up to grade 8 then high school till grade 12 and public schools elementary go to grade 5. Middle school is 6-8 and high school is grade 9-12 but good try
CanadianFlash my middle school is 5th grade to 8th grade
Domesticz Aj It Does Not Matter huh where is Canada are you from? I’m from Ontario
Schooling is different all over canada
yes but religion is bs
Tbh I live in Alberta, Canada and barely see 7-12 schools, its usually 7-9, 10-12
yup, only places here that have 7-12 is farming communities or small towns and those suck when pop is low enough to have a class that's for both gr 7 & 8
Lokesh Patel what city if edmonton you suck
Lokesh Patel in ontario you go to elementary till grade 8 then high school
1-6 is elementary, 7-9 is junior high, 10-12 is high school
William Meier what did Edmonton do to you
Actually America doesn't have an official language.
Exactly. We just pefer to speak English
Spongebob Squarepants yes it does. It was one of the last things George W did before leaving office
@@08maurizi Actually, that's wrong. America DOESN'T have an offical language. Although english is the most commonly spoken language, there is no official language for the us at a federal level.
My Gatcha Life it was passed by the senate in May, 2006. I mean I’m looking it up just in case I’m wrong and it’s there. Don’t get me wrong I’m a progressive democrat and believe you’re free to speak whatever language you want but congress did pass it at the federal level in May 2006.
Cancel that, did more research. Didn’t pass the house, just the senate. CARRY ON!!!
Actually... Where i live in Canada our elementary schools can go: nursery(optional) and kindergarden to grade 5 or 6. Middle school/jr high 6-8/7-9
High school can refer to schools 7-12, 9-12, 10-12.
In my city, it depends on the division you are in.
Correction. In Canada we have elementary K-7, then high school 8-12.
Not in my school. Grade school went up to grade 6 and the high school was 7-12 (OAC, actually).
Seth Boucher correction
K-6 7-8 9-12
Elementary is K-6
Middle school is 7-8
High school is 9-12
So eat shit loser
It depends on communities...some do have middle school and some have junior high
In my province, you won't find a single middle schooI. I go to school in Québec and here elementary school goes from kindergarten to 6th grade. Next, there's high school, which we call "secondaire" the grades starts over which means we have 1st to 5th grade at high school then its vocational school and university. He was right for the schooling in Québec.
Me an Australian: Not trying to brag but.... Australia has a higher life expectancy that both of these countries.
USA: 78.93 years
Canada: 83 years
Australia: 83.50 years
(overall average)