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.
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
Come on, we eat poutine. It's a Canadiann food we are known for eating. Like maybe once or twice a year, it's not a staple,. but realaaaax. Do we also not like hockey or say eh? There are poutine stands everywhere in Vancouver. And I had a fair bit when I lived in Ontario too.
I as an Indian has heard that Canadians like to eat maple cookies and pancakes with maple syrup on them.Only Canadians can tell what they eat -poutine. Similarly,there are many stereotypes about India as well.
@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.
I definitely scratched my head at that one. Canada has like seven hockey teams and just one basketball team that, in full truth, had less of a following than the Toronto Blue Jays until maybe perhaps just recently.
Mark Feland there is a LOT the got wrong in this video, but that one actually set me off. These guys gave a pedestrian level of effort researching Canada and probably never set foot in Canada.
_Bob McCoy you forgot mans best friend the dire wolf, and his cousin the polar bear. Side note I actually poor maple syrup on my bacon, mix it in beer also sexual lubricant.
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)
@@watermelonely2626 Is it true that some kids in PEI take time off school for potato harvest, the only things that we in ontario associate in PEI in anne of green gables and potatoes.
Yup that is the problem. Numerous other provinces do not do it like Ontario and yet it was said Canadians as if we are all the same. I'm nkt from Ontario and my province is exactly like the American school breakdowns.
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.
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
I think the point was general differences. Obviously there is many variances country to country and areas where some facts are not true. I feel like Canada and America is so similar it's almost a waste of a video.
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.
In Canada, college is a 2 year school. If you want a 4 year degree, you go to university. They are not interchangeable terms. They're very different things.
You can go to college for 2 years. If you want a 4 year degree (more commonly known as a bachelors degree) you go to college for 2 years then university for 2 years.
310s college Mechanic course is 4 years although mine was a apprenticeship in southern Ontario if that's any help.. think its different depending on course/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
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
Ikr I was wondering that before I posted the comment maybe they just can't be bothered idk or maybe it's the fact that no one is actually focused on the thumbnail and only the video?
Others also are taking it more as a joke but think alot of the Canadians are a little annoyed that he got so info wrong as well tho I have seen a few Americans triggered lol
Wolf Star hehe. The main reason I hate this channel is because of the unnecessary, America hate. This is one of the more calmer comment sections, compared to the USA vs {insert Russia, or any European country}
As a Quebecer, let me correct a few things they got very wrong... First: Poutine (pronounced "POO-tin") does NOT have cheese on it. It has cheese curds. If someone is putting cheese on their poutine, they're not making an authentic poutine -- just some cheap wannabe knock-off. Oh, and to be truly authentic, its beef gravy. Not that brown sludge made from powder. Second: Schools. I can't speak for other provinces; but in Quebec, we have Primary Schools (elementary) K-6; Secondary Schools (high school) 7-11 (also known as Secondary 1-5); CEGEP (Collège d'enseignement général et professionnel, which translates to English as a "general and vocational college") for 1-2 (or even 3) years depending on the program of studies chosen, and the pre-requisites for University (if you choose to go further). And note, everything after secondary school (grade 11) is optional. Third: Healthcare. This is more a response to other comments here than a comment about information in the video. Yes, the American system *seems* to be able to provide faster service, that is often only true if you can afford to pay. While you might have to wait a few hours to see a doctor for non-urgent (and I stress NON-URGENT) care at a Canadian hospital, at least you're not stuck with a medical bill that often results in people declaring personal bankruptcy. I speak from personal experience. I have had both hips replaced, and neurosurgery to repair a herniated spinal cord. In each case, I spent 14 days in the hospital and paid nothing. After the neurosurgery, I then spent 8 weeks at a physical rehabilitation centre as an in-patient (I lived there and had daily treatments, exercises, and evaluations). Again, no bill to pay. Then there are all the tests and exams I had pre- and post-op (bloodwork, MRIs, x-rays, etc.); and consultations with specialists -- physiotherapists, ergotherapists (occupational therapists), physiologists, urologists, prosthetists, neurologists, neuro-surgeons, orthopaedists, anaesthesiologists, radiologists, pharmacists, dietitians, etc. To this day, I see my neurologist 4 times per year for treatments to control muscle spasms. Did I get a bill ? Not a one. Yes, I may have had to wait a few months for each ELECTIVE / NON-URGENT surgery; but better that than be stuck with medical bills in the tens of thousands of dollars that I might never be able to pay off. I can't imagine what I might have to pay had I been in the US. As for URGENT or EMERGENCY care... arrive at a hospital with a heart-attack or any other life-threatening conditions and you're rushed into treatment or surgery immediately. I'm sure that happens every day at hospitals in the US, but so do bankruptcy-inducing medical bills. If its all the same to you, I'll pay the higher taxes, thank you very much.
As Canadian myself, I agree with the Canadian health care system. But the American health care system offers more innovative/experimental treatments/advanced treatments than treatments that may be offered in Canada. The US are innovators, creating new ways to cure someone of whatever needs to be cured. While the innovation is great, the people in America also need to be looked after and have free health for everyone
Oh gross really? I’m Canadian and the closest thing I did to that was a sucker after going to the Calgary tower XD I regretted it immedietly... Also the tower is terrifying if you’re an acrophobe like me T~T
@@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
ACTUALLY, the USA has no 'Official Language'. English is just 'de facto', but not 'de jure' (aka. made part of law). The United States Constitution does not explicitly declare any official language, although the constitution is written in English, as is all federal legislation. Please be more careful in what you present as facts in your videos. I love your channel, but I seem to find a lot errors recently in your videos. Aside from that, keep up the good work!
Bro, I understand your point but we’re not waking around speaking French or Mandarin, most people speak English so it’s pretty safe to say from a non factual standpoint, the official language is English
As a Canadian, I would like to clarify that Hockey has always been and is currently our #1 sport, followed by Baseball being #2 . Also both Soccer and Football come ahead of Basketball here in Canada.
@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
That's because poutine is really a Quebecer tradition. We do take it seriously over there. I grew up on it. My parents would drive for hours in the Summer time to get to a small town poutine shop that made it with green pepper. It was that important. We had to drive for three hours to get the perfect poutine. And when I moved out of Quebec to English Canada, the Quebecer friends I made over here and I would hunt for the best poutine restaurant that made it the way we do at home. Same thing with smokemeat, every true Montrealer knows the best one is the one from Maine restaurant on St Laurent. My dad made sure to take me to several smokemeat restaurants so I would know where to find the best one.The food stuff is not completely wrong, it's just not really Canadian, it's Quebecer and Quebecer culture is just a different culture than the rest of Canada.
There are, in fact, a lot. BC has Middle Schools, so does Ontario, Alberta as well I think and maybe NB/Manitoba. Quebec does not. Not sure about other Provinces, each runs its own education system.
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.
Each province in Canada has a different system. In Alberta it elementary up to 6th, junior high from 7th to 9th, and high school from 10-12 whereas other provinces are different. I’m pretty sure in BC high school is 9-12
Basketball takes over hockey as the most popular sport in Canada? Uh, no, absolutely not. We love all sports, but hockey rules. We are hockey crazy here!
That's because hockey is ridiculously expensive. All the equipment, plus fees to the program to pay for ice time etc, can add up to thousands of dollars per year. I stopped playing hockey at 15 because it was about 1/10th the cost to play both basketball and football in high school vs the cost of hockey alone. (plus I was just a lot better at those sports lol) Hockey is still the national sport by a mile. More and more people can't afford to play, but the fan base is still huge.
Emilio2Chainz ''like statically basketball has more youth participation than hockey in Canada'' If that is true, it's only because it costs less, like soccer. Basketball does not very often lead you to a career . The US has the monopoly of professional players in basketball, football, baseball but not in hockey. The largest proportion of hockey players in the NHL are canadian born players and the NHL's list of the greatest stars ever are for the most part canadian born players. When I was a kid in the late fifties and early sixties, canadian born players constituted the totality of the NHL's 6 teams until Thomas Mark "Tommy, The Bomber" Williams (April 17, 1940 - February 8, 1992) became the first American player to regularly play in the National Hockey League since the retirement of Frank Brimsek in 1950.
The fact of Canada not having middle schools is untrue. I was born and currently live in New Brunswick and I went to elementary school from kindergarten to grade 5, middle school from grade 6 to 8, and high school from grade 9 to 12 before starting university. The system you laid out does exist here but is a lot less common (at least in the Atlantic provinces) and actually goes K to 8 for a combined elementary and middle and then normal high school after that. (Edit: I should have read the pinned comment before ranting. Apologies.)
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 ...
It should be jk-grade 5 then 6-8, then 9-12 or some schools do jk-8, 9-12 grade levels. I think higher population density areas have jk-gr5 setup but never heard of gr7-12.
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
@@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.
This is the wrongest shit I've ever seen. That's not even a word but whatever. Hockey is the most popular sport in Canada by a mile. Basketball doesn't even get close. We don't got to elementary school till grade 5, we go until grade 8. Then high school is 9-12. As a Canadian in Ontario, I'm CHESSED.
HOW IDIOTIC ARE YOU? THERE'S TERRIOTORIAL AND DIFFERENT PROVINCES OF HOW SCHOOL GRADES GO UP TO THERE IN EACH SCHOOL. DO SOME ACTUAL RESEARCH FIRST BEFORE YOU PROVE SOMEONE WRONG
Maybe where you are, but here in Montreal, we have elementary from jk-grade 6, Highscool from sec 1-5 (7-11) Cegep for two or three years (Depends on your course) and then University.
@@RishaadKhan buddy relax, the majority of canada outside of maybe 2 or 3 provinces do school elementary till grade 8, and high school till grade 12. relax
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
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'm on the west coast and it goes like this. Pre-K is Pre-K Kindergarten to Grade 5 is Elementary (Primary is K-2, 3-5 is Intermediate) Grade 6 to Grade 8 is Middle School Grade 9 to Grade 12 is High School
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!
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.
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😂
Just adding something about our education system. I was born in 1968 in Toronto, and still live here, but when I was in school we did have middle school, grade school was kindergarten to grade 6, middle school was grade 7 and eight, and high school was grade 9 to 13, then university. As far as I know middle school still exists in many areas, so you might want to check your facts about that. And yes there are quite a few differences between our two nations, but I think our similarities far outweigh any differences we may have, neither country wants to be mistaken for the other, because we want our own cultural identities of course, totally understandable. But having gone to the states literally hundreds of times, I got to say that there’s not really that much of a difference between us, right down to what we eat and where we eat, what we do for a living, how we celebrate the holidays, we have so much in common it’s amazing. The one big difference is your constitutional right to be as openly racist as you want to, where is here or you can get ticketed or arrested for being openly hateful, and secondly Canadians don’t like the idea of everyone having a gun, we don’t need it, it’s just not a part of our culture, especially in the big cities. But other than those two things, I feel perfectly at home every time I go to the states, but I’m biased, I have a lot of family in the United States, so it is really a second home to me, Manhattan being my most favourite place of all, I just wish I could afford to live there, it’s a tad expensive, but it’s not cheap here in Toronto either, eventually we’re going to have to form a third country, because no one Will be able to afford to live in either one! Sorry for what it’s worth, 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸
wolfeylover64 I went to pre school and then kindergarten-6 grade and then i went to high school which is 7-12 grade but there is a school in my town that has kindergarten-12 grade
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
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
@@Kitty-pooh21 Oh so they are supposed to just accept things that are wrong or they are considered sensitive. I have one. More Americans are looking for excuses to sue than Canadians are.
actually! the ma and Mon pronouns describe 'cheri' (which is masculine) not the people. example a boy would say "ma bicyclette" not Mon bicyclette. that advantages of French school😎
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
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.
Honestly it's just sad how he did so little research he did on actual Canada
Let's face it, Canada is a pretty boring country.
@@basshead. have you ever been to Canada
@@basshead. have you never seen the silly boat regatta or the bath tub boat racing?
Have you ever tried skiing or snowboarding?
USA > Canada
@@basshead.
And if Canada is as "boring" as you say?
How come we still have Kinder eggs?
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 ??
as a canadian this has to be the most stereotypical video ive ever seen
I can agree
Ikr
Ikr
Yes
I know, right?
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.
'Canadians are known for eating poutine' ... literally tried it once in my life
I eat it for breakfast lunch and dinner and I’m Canadian
@@creativeusername3650 well, I worry about your cholesterol
Come on, we eat poutine. It's a Canadiann food we are known for eating. Like maybe once or twice a year, it's not a staple,. but realaaaax. Do we also not like hockey or say eh? There are poutine stands everywhere in Vancouver. And I had a fair bit when I lived in Ontario too.
Dustin Mulligan
lol ngl I just ate poutine for supper
I as an Indian has heard that Canadians like to eat maple cookies and pancakes with maple syrup on them.Only Canadians can tell what they eat -poutine. Similarly,there are many stereotypes about India as well.
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
Basketball more popular than hockey? Not even close, don't know where this clown gets his info
I definitely scratched my head at that one. Canada has like seven hockey teams and just one basketball team that, in full truth, had less of a following than the Toronto Blue Jays until maybe perhaps just recently.
Raptors winning definitely brought in thousands of new fans. Maybe he's going by viewership ratings during that time 🤷♂️
Basketball has definitely overtaken hockey especially for participation
Mark Feland there is a LOT the got wrong in this video, but that one actually set me off. These guys gave a pedestrian level of effort researching Canada and probably never set foot in Canada.
Thats actually a true statement at least in part, in younger people its more popular but fot the population in general it isnt true
You just triggered EVERY Canadian at this video including me
Kaitlyn Hannah I know
True
Ik
But I hate myself as a canadian
Jack Ciach you should probably go see a psychiatrist if you hate yourself
*Yes, we Canadians are all lumberjacks that own a pet beaver and drink Maple Syrup*
_Bob McCoy you forgot mans best friend the dire wolf, and his cousin the polar bear. Side note I actually poor maple syrup on my bacon, mix it in beer also sexual lubricant.
And us Americans are all obese own guns and are obsessed with football
Pet beaver? Phfft. Any Canadian worth his salt rides a moose to work.
It's true
_Bob McCoy yep not! I have a dog not a beaver BoB McCoy sarcastic
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
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!
Where are my Canadian brothers eh?
Matthew Mckenzie hello
Here ehh
parker144 welcome
Eh bud whats up
ooga booga nothing much.
Bruh Canada definately has middle school, years 7-8 are in middle school, at least that's the case in toronto.
@@watermelonely2626 Is it true that some kids in PEI take time off school for potato harvest, the only things that we in ontario associate in PEI in anne of green gables and potatoes.
Yup that is the problem. Numerous other provinces do not do it like Ontario and yet it was said Canadians as if we are all the same. I'm nkt from Ontario and my province is exactly like the American school breakdowns.
In Alberta junior high is 7-9
@@watermelonely2626 It's in Alberta too
In Nova Scotia we have middle school from grades 7-8
Ha it’s hilarious to see him giving false facts about Canada
Logan Kim 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 you
Thank you for standing up for the 500,009 Canadians who have watched, this, including me..
Eh bud wanna play some stick and puck then go in the igloo and drink some timies eh
We don’t talk like that
Maple ikr
Me, a Canadian the entire video: False! False! FAAAAAAALLLLLSSSSSSEEEEEE!
Yeah, m8.
I’m an American, I sort of got mad at the thumbnail.
It hurts me how they think we’re all fat. :/
@@emmi5815 just ignore the stereotypes and be happy about the truth
Oh okay ^^
Thanks m8
@@emmi5815 not all Americans are fat. I've seen many Americans who aren't fat.
@@eternitiesx I’m aware, but thank you.
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
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.
I’m Canadian. The province I grew up in, Ontario had elementary school until eighth grade.
Johnathan Young-Cowling yea my school goes until 8th grade
YES same-
Depends, I'm from Toronto and we have middle school 7-8
Yeah finally a fellow ontarioen
I’m from Toronto, we have elementary school from grade 1 to grade 6, middle school from grade 7 to 8 and high school from grade 9 to 12
Lmao in Canada we do have middle schools.
Yeah I went to one lol
Umm I’ve never heard of a middle school in Canada, do you mean junior high
I don’t have middle school where I live, but at the same time, elementary goes to 7th grade not 6th grade...
I don’t have one but a school 5 minutes away is 6-12 if that counts
You’re right lol
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?
Where did this information come from. Public restroom or the back of a cereal box?
They're "alternative facts" lol
They didn't want to piss off Americans, so they 'fixed' it.
Neither
Why are u getting mad its true
Souds like someone is american
No one:
Infographics show: LETS MAKE A VIDEO BASED ON STEREOTYPES!!!!
I think Canadians are polite but I don't think you live in igloos cuz thats ridiculous
you messed up a lot of stuff on canada
peter szymborski yay I know we have way better health care
I think the point was general differences. Obviously there is many variances country to country and areas where some facts are not true. I feel like Canada and America is so similar it's almost a waste of a video.
Well what do you expect this person is American
peter szymborski ikr
This video is not correct.
*I disagree on some of these facts for Canada.*
Yea also is not high school is Junior High
SIR MEOWS A LOTTM how exactly do you “disagree with facts” lol. If it is factually correct it doesn’t matter what you feel about it
tim tabutops Thank you, I was about to comment this lmao
tim tabutops it isnt correct though elementary goes to grade 8 in canada then till 12 if highschool
Me too he got the a lot of the school stuff wrong
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?
"One of the most stable international relationships in the world"
Trump: Hold my beer...
NAFTA has left the chat.
@@aussiedauzkingler9456
Nah, Trump tried to make more relationships with countrys, Even north korea.
HIGH SCHOOL STARTS IN THE 9TH GRADE IN CANADA NOT 7TH
Where I live it starts at 7th idk where you live lol
It starts in 9th
@@aviationkaan6292 it's starts in 7th for me.
MONERISplayz 9th
@@zthreetwo9874 starts in 9th I live in London Ontario
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.
In Canada, college is a 2 year school. If you want a 4 year degree, you go to university. They are not interchangeable terms. They're very different things.
You can go to college for 2 years. If you want a 4 year degree (more commonly known as a bachelors degree) you go to college for 2 years then university for 2 years.
You don't have to. I went to university for 4 years right after high school. -Canadian
GamingSource 2 years college and 2 years university or you can just do 4 years university. - canadian
theres college programs theatre more than 2 years.. as I'm in one
310s college Mechanic course is 4 years although mine was a apprenticeship in southern Ontario if that's any help.. think its different depending on course/school.
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.
No Canadian high school has grade 7-12. None.
mine does
why
lots of high schools in Ottawa are 7-12
In Mississauga its 9 to 12
5-12
Since when did basketball become more popular then hockey in Canada.
Owen Lancaster it never did :)
Since the raptors won the nba finals
Wasn't it the first sport
@@greninjaarc-z396 hockey was made from lacrosse
Since kawhi lol
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
I remember going to Canada and being suprised af to see that people were actually nice over there
It’s the one stereotype that’s essentially 100% correct.
@@twirlingwitch5446 it's not a stereotype if it doesn't stand out
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've looked through the comments and my fellow Canadian's are either triggered by this video or..... Roasting the American's XD
Ikr I was wondering that before I posted the comment maybe they just can't be bothered idk or maybe it's the fact that no one is actually focused on the thumbnail and only the video?
Others also are taking it more as a joke but think alot of the Canadians are a little annoyed that he got so info wrong as well tho I have seen a few Americans triggered lol
Wolf Star hehe. The main reason I hate this channel is because of the unnecessary, America hate. This is one of the more calmer comment sections, compared to the USA vs {insert Russia, or any European country}
Oof yeah honestly I think alot of Americans can be alright I mean some of the nicest people I've met are American
I am not Canadian nope I am true American me like the cheeseburg and they good fries mmmmm shotguns
This comment section :
86% Canadians
10% Americans
2% Europeans
2% Asians
I’m Canadian, I came here to see how wrong the video would be
Im canadian and asian so.... ye
But I’m Canadian Asian
@@chadkimytif you have a Canaidian citizen ship then your a Canaidian
I'm latino
As a Quebecer, let me correct a few things they got very wrong...
First: Poutine (pronounced "POO-tin") does NOT have cheese on it. It has cheese curds. If someone is putting cheese on their poutine, they're not making an authentic poutine -- just some cheap wannabe knock-off. Oh, and to be truly authentic, its beef gravy. Not that brown sludge made from powder.
Second: Schools. I can't speak for other provinces; but in Quebec, we have Primary Schools (elementary) K-6; Secondary Schools (high school) 7-11 (also known as Secondary 1-5); CEGEP (Collège d'enseignement général et professionnel, which translates to English as a "general and vocational college") for 1-2 (or even 3) years depending on the program of studies chosen, and the pre-requisites for University (if you choose to go further). And note, everything after secondary school (grade 11) is optional.
Third: Healthcare. This is more a response to other comments here than a comment about information in the video.
Yes, the American system *seems* to be able to provide faster service, that is often only true if you can afford to pay. While you might have to wait a few hours to see a doctor for non-urgent (and I stress NON-URGENT) care at a Canadian hospital, at least you're not stuck with a medical bill that often results in people declaring personal bankruptcy.
I speak from personal experience. I have had both hips replaced, and neurosurgery to repair a herniated spinal cord. In each case, I spent 14 days in the hospital and paid nothing.
After the neurosurgery, I then spent 8 weeks at a physical rehabilitation centre as an in-patient (I lived there and had daily treatments, exercises, and evaluations). Again, no bill to pay.
Then there are all the tests and exams I had pre- and post-op (bloodwork, MRIs, x-rays, etc.); and consultations with specialists -- physiotherapists, ergotherapists (occupational therapists), physiologists, urologists, prosthetists, neurologists, neuro-surgeons, orthopaedists, anaesthesiologists, radiologists, pharmacists, dietitians, etc. To this day, I see my neurologist 4 times per year for treatments to control muscle spasms. Did I get a bill ? Not a one.
Yes, I may have had to wait a few months for each ELECTIVE / NON-URGENT surgery; but better that than be stuck with medical bills in the tens of thousands of dollars that I might never be able to pay off. I can't imagine what I might have to pay had I been in the US.
As for URGENT or EMERGENCY care... arrive at a hospital with a heart-attack or any other life-threatening conditions and you're rushed into treatment or surgery immediately. I'm sure that happens every day at hospitals in the US, but so do bankruptcy-inducing medical bills.
If its all the same to you, I'll pay the higher taxes, thank you very much.
*poo-teen
vive le quebec libre
Down in southern Ontario, we pronounce poutine as poo-teen. Poo-tin sounds weird, but it's probably because of what I grew up with
So you pronounce it like *Putin*
As Canadian myself, I agree with the Canadian health care system. But the American health care system offers more innovative/experimental treatments/advanced treatments than treatments that may be offered in Canada. The US are innovators, creating new ways to cure someone of whatever needs to be cured. While the innovation is great, the people in America also need to be looked after and have free health for everyone
I'm Canadian
All my American friends ask if I say "eh" and I drink maple syrup
I don't say eh
But I drink maple syrup
Oh gross really? I’m Canadian and the closest thing I did to that was a sucker after going to the Calgary tower XD I regretted it immedietly...
Also the tower is terrifying if you’re an acrophobe like me T~T
I do unironically say "eh", eh?
I say eh
I have to agree the "eh" thing is very true, and something I do often if I'm not careful 😅
I say eh. I hate maple syrup. (Canadian)
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
ACTUALLY, the USA has no 'Official Language'. English is just 'de facto', but not 'de jure' (aka. made part of law). The United States Constitution does not explicitly declare any official language, although the constitution is written in English, as is all federal legislation. Please be more careful in what you present as facts in your videos. I love your channel, but I seem to find a lot errors recently in your videos. Aside from that, keep up the good work!
sounds like semantics to me dude. I think its pretty fucking dumb to argue that english isnt the official language of USA.
Mitch H It's not dumb to argue that point considering he's 100% correct
Bro, I understand your point but we’re not waking around speaking French or Mandarin, most people speak English so it’s pretty safe to say from a non factual standpoint, the official language is English
32 states in the US have adopted English as their language status so also there you go
I seem to remember it as being the only country in the world without an official language as well
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
Bruh i'm Canadian and I just realised that they don't have all-dressed and ketchup whips in other places, YOU GUYS are missing out.
Right ?! All-dressed are the best !
Dont even get me started on the chocolate bars.
@@spartan4196 like mars bar
I hate ketchup but I absolutely adore all dressed ruffles
sour cream and onion bruv
As a Canadian, I would like to clarify that Hockey has always been and is currently our #1 sport, followed by Baseball being #2 . Also both Soccer and Football come ahead of Basketball here in Canada.
depends on where you live, where I live its hockey, soccer, basketball, football, baseball
So I guess my three years of middle school just didn’t happen then?
Yup same with me
I'm still in elementary school I guess
The Sammich King I guess I’m in high school then
Lol same
This video is a liar. Middle school exists
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
Nah us Canadians eat the same food as them and I’ve literally never tried poutine and I don’t know anyone who eats it on a regular basis
That's because poutine is really a Quebecer tradition. We do take it seriously over there. I grew up on it. My parents would drive for hours in the Summer time to get to a small town poutine shop that made it with green pepper. It was that important. We had to drive for three hours to get the perfect poutine. And when I moved out of Quebec to English Canada, the Quebecer friends I made over here and I would hunt for the best poutine restaurant that made it the way we do at home. Same thing with smokemeat, every true Montrealer knows the best one is the one from Maine restaurant on St Laurent. My dad made sure to take me to several smokemeat restaurants so I would know where to find the best one.The food stuff is not completely wrong, it's just not really Canadian, it's Quebecer and Quebecer culture is just a different culture than the rest of Canada.
Leila M-K i live in quebec and had it once man
I don’t have it regularly at all but once every like idk 2 months probably more
True I have eaten poutine but I don't have it that often.
I do
I don’t know anyone here who eats poutine regulary.
I have it like once every 4 months
@@owynlukasz4476 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
That's not true we Canadian's do have middle school 😡
I love canada
For me I just have elementary school grade 1-7
And high school grade 8-12
U are right
I'm I bet they r American so they know not half as much about Canadians except actual Canadians
Not high school pal and besides that may be i your part of canada but in B.C we dont have verey many sorry
What are you talking about? There are a lot of middle schools in Canada....
TheMadPotato no bro there aren’t
Mango The Bird Yeah there are. In Ontario, there are bare middle schools. I went to one lol
I didn’t say there weren’t any I said there’s not a lot
Mango The Bird Could've implied either or. There a bunch in Ontario.
There are, in fact, a lot. BC has Middle Schools, so does Ontario, Alberta as well I think and maybe NB/Manitoba.
Quebec does not. Not sure about other Provinces, each runs its own education system.
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
Me: watches video
Also me, a Canadian: Yeah something ain’t right
Umm yeah we have elementary till 8th grade not 7th
Ayden Plesh yeah
Here in Alberta the last year of elementary is in gr6 but I've never heard of high school being great 7 to 12
Mido Qarni for me it was 1-5, 6-8, 9-12
In QC is 1-6 7-11
Each province in Canada has a different system. In Alberta it elementary up to 6th, junior high from 7th to 9th, and high school from 10-12 whereas other provinces are different. I’m pretty sure in BC high school is 9-12
Basketball takes over hockey as the most popular sport in Canada? Uh, no, absolutely not. We love all sports, but hockey rules. We are hockey crazy here!
Shavauna Ronan like statically basketball has more youth participation than hockey in Canada
That's because hockey is ridiculously expensive. All the equipment, plus fees to the program to pay for ice time etc, can add up to thousands of dollars per year. I stopped playing hockey at 15 because it was about 1/10th the cost to play both basketball and football in high school vs the cost of hockey alone. (plus I was just a lot better at those sports lol)
Hockey is still the national sport by a mile. More and more people can't afford to play, but the fan base is still huge.
Have you been to Toronto fam
Shavauna Ronan
I live in Canada and basketball is more popular in my region
Emilio2Chainz
''like statically basketball has more youth participation than hockey in Canada''
If that is true, it's only because it costs less, like soccer. Basketball does not very often lead you to a career . The US has the monopoly of professional players in basketball, football, baseball but not in hockey. The largest proportion of hockey players in the NHL are canadian born players and the NHL's list of the greatest stars ever are for the most part canadian born players. When I was a kid in the late fifties and early sixties, canadian born players constituted the totality of the NHL's 6 teams until Thomas Mark "Tommy, The Bomber" Williams (April 17, 1940 - February 8, 1992) became the first American player to regularly play in the National Hockey League since the retirement of Frank Brimsek in 1950.
The fact of Canada not having middle schools is untrue. I was born and currently live in New Brunswick and I went to elementary school from kindergarten to grade 5, middle school from grade 6 to 8, and high school from grade 9 to 12 before starting university.
The system you laid out does exist here but is a lot less common (at least in the Atlantic provinces) and actually goes K to 8 for a combined elementary and middle and then normal high school after that.
(Edit: I should have read the pinned comment before ranting. Apologies.)
"They don't have middle school."
Me, a Canadian: *Looking over at my middle school yearbooks* Say what now?
*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
The average Russian citizen vs. The average USSR citizen
One is starving lol
Thought you wouldn't dare to mess both of them.
[ Content deleted ] and the other is suffering from malnutrition
In USSR our kids drink V O D K A
YOLO MLGPROGETREKT14 lmao
Some of this is incorrect, especially about the schooling.
It should be jk-grade 5 then 6-8, then 9-12 or some schools do jk-8, 9-12 grade levels. I think higher population density areas have jk-gr5 setup but never heard of gr7-12.
I live in Canada and where I'm from the schooling system goes Elementary: K-7, Highschool:8-12
In Ottawa most high schools are 7-12 but the 7&8s have a separate wing and different schedule.
Ya we have middle schools
In edmonton we have middle school at 7 to 9th grade
"Canadian's Are Know For Eating Poutine" I Have Not Even Touched A Curd In 6 Years!
MY d0ct0R sAYs i cAnT haVe AnYmore
4:35 I live in Canada and I have middle school
We don’t have one in B.C.
We don’t have one where I go to school anyways.
Not all Canadian cities/towns have middle school. Most elementary schools are from Kindergarten to Grade 8.
education is based by provinces not the whole country
@Bodybag Nazarbaev he does but u don't
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!"
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?
As a Canadian, this is a poorly researched video.
Might want to check on education facts for Canada
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.
We do have middle school in Canada.
I'm from Montreal, we don't have a middle school but we do have cegep
Junior high and middle school are the same thing
Not where I live
It's nice to know you can make informational videos without doing any research or fact checking.
1:50
Excuse me it’s called cheese curds
Mir Wazed what no
Mir Wazed I guess
Mir Wazed umm I am my friend is 5 11 in grade 7 I’m 5 4 also in grade 7 and many taller and shorter but not that much shorter don’t think it’s right
This is the wrongest shit I've ever seen. That's not even a word but whatever. Hockey is the most popular sport in Canada by a mile. Basketball doesn't even get close. We don't got to elementary school till grade 5, we go until grade 8. Then high school is 9-12. As a Canadian in Ontario, I'm CHESSED.
HOW IDIOTIC ARE YOU? THERE'S TERRIOTORIAL AND DIFFERENT PROVINCES OF HOW SCHOOL GRADES GO UP TO THERE IN EACH SCHOOL. DO SOME ACTUAL RESEARCH FIRST BEFORE YOU PROVE SOMEONE WRONG
Maybe where you are, but here in Montreal, we have elementary from jk-grade 6, Highscool from sec 1-5 (7-11) Cegep for two or three years (Depends on your course) and then University.
@Rylee Laking just looked it up, hockey is number 1, basketball at number 6.
@@RishaadKhan buddy relax, the majority of canada outside of maybe 2 or 3 provinces do school elementary till grade 8, and high school till grade 12. relax
Anthasaur where I live in Canada we have elementary till 6th grade, middle school till 9th grade and high school till 12th
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
Average drinks
Americans: coke
Canadians: maple syrup
Some of these are not true......*TRIGGERED*
It's not like he was going to get it right
Which ones?
More like *many* to me
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.
There is middle schools in different regions of canada
I met a Canadian on Xbox man that guy was sooooo baked everytime we played cod
do the average Wakanda citizen vs the average USA citizen
Real talk
wakanda doesn't exist and doesn't have any statistics
Shroogg no shit Sherlock
maestro awesome 1 is real 1 is
Shroogg WAKANDA EXIST STFU!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
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
In Canada it goes from
Elementary: *Junior Kindergarten - 8th grade*
High School: *9th grade - 12th grade*
(Quebec is as you said.)
Setro It depends on where you are
I'm on the west coast and it goes like this.
Pre-K is Pre-K
Kindergarten to Grade 5 is Elementary (Primary is K-2, 3-5 is Intermediate)
Grade 6 to Grade 8 is Middle School
Grade 9 to Grade 12 is High School
For me it was jk-5
I’m Albertan and it’s
Elementary : K-6
Junior High: 7-9
High School - 10-12
Depends where you are in Ontario we have middle school
This video: 𝗲𝘅𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀
Every Canadian : 𝘁𝗿𝗜𝗴𝗚𝗲𝗥𝗲𝗗
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.
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
Really, no middle school in Canada? It's called junior high, and it's from grade 7 - 9.
BTW, I live in Alberta
Jason Liao I don’t think we have those in Manitoba, it’s k-8, then high school 9-12
Jason I live in Alberta to I know it’s play school, to middle school than jr high then high school then college wonder where his facts came from
My school is jk to grade 8
in most school divisons in Winnipeg MB its middle school 6-8 in a few it's 7-9.
Same as most schools in ns
Just a friendly reminder to my fellow Canadians to get out of the igloo and take the moose for a walk
😂
Thanks will do so
One sec gotta get the polar bear aswell.
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.
*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.
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
:/
Just adding something about our education system. I was born in 1968 in Toronto, and still live here, but when I was in school we did have middle school, grade school was kindergarten to grade 6, middle school was grade 7 and eight, and high school was grade 9 to 13, then university. As far as I know middle school still exists in many areas, so you might want to check your facts about that. And yes there are quite a few differences between our two nations, but I think our similarities far outweigh any differences we may have, neither country wants to be mistaken for the other, because we want our own cultural identities of course, totally understandable. But having gone to the states literally hundreds of times, I got to say that there’s not really that much of a difference between us, right down to what we eat and where we eat, what we do for a living, how we celebrate the holidays, we have so much in common it’s amazing. The one big difference is your constitutional right to be as openly racist as you want to, where is here or you can get ticketed or arrested for being openly hateful, and secondly Canadians don’t like the idea of everyone having a gun, we don’t need it, it’s just not a part of our culture, especially in the big cities. But other than those two things, I feel perfectly at home every time I go to the states, but I’m biased, I have a lot of family in the United States, so it is really a second home to me, Manhattan being my most favourite place of all, I just wish I could afford to live there, it’s a tad expensive, but it’s not cheap here in Toronto either, eventually we’re going to have to form a third country, because no one Will be able to afford to live in either one! Sorry for what it’s worth, 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸
Actually the school thing for Canada depends in the place. I'm Canadian and I'm going to a middle school....
IN CANADA
wolfeylover64 same
wolfeylover64 I'm in new Jersey USA and kindergarten-6 grade and 7-12 is high school
TriHard Cx wow
wolfeylover64 I'm Canadian and my school goes to grade 7... IN CANADA
wolfeylover64 I went to pre school and then kindergarten-6 grade and then i went to high school which is 7-12 grade but there is a school in my town that has kindergarten-12 grade
? 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
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
Thank you for the video! My class was highly entertained! Thumbs up. Over.
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
Well clearly this guy has no clue when it comes to Canadians, I'm genuinely surprised he didn't assume we all live in igloos too.
yeah
Apparently, Canadians are super sensitive lol 😆
@@Kitty-pooh21 Oh so they are supposed to just accept things that are wrong or they are considered sensitive. I have one. More Americans are looking for excuses to sue than Canadians are.
"Mon cherie"
Is this woman secretly a man? Its "ma" not "mon", mon is masculine.
ma cherie is feminine and mon cheri is masculine
Canadians be like
Yes it is
actually! the ma and Mon pronouns describe 'cheri' (which is masculine) not the people. example a boy would say "ma bicyclette" not Mon bicyclette. that advantages of French school😎
As someone who learned french on duolingo for 20 minutes, I can verify that I have no idea what any of this means
We do have middle school in Alberta! It used to be call Junior High, back in the 80-90’s it was grade 7-9, but now middle school is grade 5-8..