Thoroughly enjoyed your recent videos with your father. You exude respect, honor, and affection for your father. His commentary adds to things. Well done!
Hello Alina! 😁🙏👋🌟 I hope your having a wonderful magnificent day! This is really a marvelous excellent super fantastic video! 😄👍❤️👏🇨🇦📹🥇💯💫✨🌟 The city of Moose Jaw looks so amazing! Also the Big Moose statue is really wonderful! Even Crescent Park looks so beautiful! The food at the restaurant looks really delicious! I would definitely like to visit the city of Moose Jaw one day. It’s really a fantastic city! Thank you so much Alina to share with us this marvelous excellent video. You are the best and greatest world traveler adventurer in the world! 😃👍👏✈️🌎📹🧳🗺🥇💯🏆💫✨🌟 I wish you Alina a wonderful beautiful glorious blessed day. Take care and be safe Alina. 😊🙏❤️👋🇨🇦👍✨🌟
Hey Alina McLeod tremendo el recorrido en moose jaw nice, cielos azules, coffee time, food , parque, piscina para nadar , buena narracion de history, recorrido seguro , y te miras bonita con tus gafas
Hello, how are you? Can you help me with something simple, please? I would like to join the army in this city, Moose Jaw. The Canadian government wants people to live and work in this city, and I hope you can help me. I am 24 years old and I would like to live, work, and be in peace.❤
Thank you so much for this video. I lived in Moose Jaw back in the 60’s, worked at Zeller’s, was good friends with the folks at the National Bakery. Brings back some great memories!
Your videos are always the best and this one is just amazing. A walk throught this awesome city is so relaxing and the Temple garden is a fairy tale. Thank you Alina for this beautiful video with your lovely dad.
Hello, how are you? Can you help me with something simple, please? I would like to join the army in this city, Moose Jaw. The Canadian government wants people to live and work in this city, and I hope you can help me. I am 24 years old and I would like to live, work, and be in peace.❤
But do not be arrogant and hypocritical sending Trudeau to preach how bad everyone is and need to follow Canada example. Then we learned how natives were murdered and many unmarked graves 💀 were found. 😢
"The coolest Dad ever". Alina McLeod "Thumbs up, we will see you on the next one, folks" Gordon McLeod. Great chemistry, such a dynamic duo. Awesome content as always. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
I am from Algeria and I am ready to live in this city. I want to prove my skills and provide my service and talents to the Canadian community... Canada is my dream and I have no problem living in the countryside... I love the countryside and nature
My family and I have been to Moose Jaw. The last time my Dad and I were only there. We wanted some place to eat so we asked the people in the car besides us. Really friendly people. They recommended a restaurant on the main street. Looked like a small place outside but it was pretty big on the inside. Sadly I don't remember the name. Also I heard there are public mineral pools. There are tours from other cities that go to Moose Jaw.
Hello, how are you? Can you help me with something simple, please? I would like to join the army in this city, Moose Jaw. The Canadian government wants people to live and work in this city, and I hope you can help me. I am 24 years old and I would like to live, work, and be in peace.❤
Hi thank u for the videos i get to see SAK. it is like a preparation for what to expect once we arrive/migrate this Oct. but honestly I feel home sick already
Idk if anyone else has said it but moose jaw also has some really fun escape rooms in a place called little chicago entertainment ive done both three of the escape rooms there and they are all really fun. And ax throwing is there too.
Hello guys hope everyone is doing good. I am in South Africa and currently planing to come to Moose Jaw through RNIP programme and this video encourages me to love this cute city more😮❤
Really loved this tour around Moose Jaw with your dad. A lovely looking city, and interesting to learn about the history. Definitely would like to visit there. Thanks for sharing Alina :)
I just returned from a visit to Moose Jaw. I grew up there from 1949 to 1961 and wanted to trigger my happy childhood memories. I fell in love, again, with Cresent Park, Wakamow Valley, the historic buildings and the friendly people We were not allowed to walk down River Street as a child, so I was fascinated to learn why when I did the Al Capone underground tour. Your video captures the essence of this fine little city, thank you !
Such a fun adventure!!! Loved learning about the history of the place that I was standing in, even with as sad as the history was. Everything was recreated so wonderfully and the actors were talented and kind!
It was interesting to see Moose Jaw, very relaxed and a slow paced city. Heard the name of this city before and now came across your video. Watching from Ukraine. Thanks for posting.
Hi Alina and Gordon! I very much enjoyed your visit to Moose Jaw - a small city with a fascinating history! Unfortunately, I never visited here. Instead, we drove from Saskatoon to Swift Current (Speedy Creek) on our way down to Colorado for spring break. Thanks for sharing the interesting tunnel history of Moose Jaw!
Started watching the video and at 1:42 I saw this flag that seemed like the brazilian flag to me, but I looked closer and it wasn’t, but funny, wonder if they were inspired by it. Another cozy ride with the awesome company of your dad.
@@AlinaMcleod just read it here in wikipedia, it’s funny because it states that the green represents the northern forests of the province and gold the southern grain fields. Many people, even in Brazil, believe that green in our flag represents the forests and yellow the gold, but in reality green represented the portuguese royal family and gold the Habsburghs, because in the 19th century Brazil was a monarchy and the Emperor Pedro I, who proclaimed our Independence, got married with an austrian woman named Maria Leopoldina, and she was a member o the Habsburgh family. After the proclamation of the Republic, in the end of 19th century, the flag was changed a bit, but the green and yellow were preserved.
From mid may to September check out Sukannen Ship and Pioneer Village museum just south of MooseJaw. Plan on several hours to walk around this hidden gem.
Awesome! I'd like to know the name of the Bootlegger song you used in this video. Capone had quite a network. He ran rum from the Caribbean here to South Mississippi on Schooners, they hid from the Revenue Cutter Service in the bayous to unload the booze, then it was sent up the Mississippi River to Chicago. The Mob had tunnels they used there too! Years ago, I found a recipe for the Canadian version of Shepard's Pie. It was ground hamburger, cheese, and mashed potatoes baked into a pie crust. That is what the railroads fed their construction workers from China and Quebec when they were building railways across Canada in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 👍🇺🇸🇨🇦😊
Having lived in the "Provence" to the south of you (North Dakota), I spent a lot of time in Estevan and Weyburn,. I'm sure there was probably more bootlegging out of those two towns then Moose Jaw, but to each his own. I'm very positive you didn't head down that way. To bad, would of made a very good vlog. Next time I head up that way, I'll stop in for a Molson or a Moosehead, Ya know.......
In the 30's Weyburn and Estevan had populations of around 5 thousand, Moose jaw however had a population of 22 thousand, chances are it or Regina with 53 thousand saw more action.
It's unbelievable where everyone is busy with themselves, everyone is busy pampering their GF, BF, wife-husband, no one has time (I think they don't want) to give to those old parents who give us their all, our parents sacrificed a lot to qualify us, but sadly their contribution is forgotten after we qualify. Salute to you, for taking care of your father and giving him such a wonderful time, many blessings and best wishes for you and your father. from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Moose Jaw looks to be a city with lots of history and that tunnel attraction you went to definitely sounds educational. It's sad that the Chinese immigrants had to live under such horrible conditions but it's also interesting in its own way. The cafè you went to looks super nice and chill as well and the food you had looks yummy too! And the moose statue is about the most Canadian thing ever haha! And true, here in Norway there is a huge moose statue here in Norway, The Big Elk, and I read there was a battle between Canada and Norway about who had the bigger moose (A friendly battle, quite a hilarious one haha) but I think both statues look cool, no matter which one is the biggest. These videos travelling around with your dad are so wholesome, it's so cool to get to see different parts of Canada this way! :)
it's all a facade the tunnels were used for transporting coal to and from all the buildings during winter time and only one small block was used for Chinese inhabitation . Al Capone spent two years here Topps hiding from the cops with a friend who used the city for smuggling booze lol
Moose Jaw is one of those I've got stop there places that has yet to happen. I can't tell you how impressed I was with the first coffee shop. Why you ask, cause you never showed or told us it's name. Any how still on the list of places I got stop at, when I do that part of Trans Canada Highway. Nice tour though.
Moose Jaw was one of three cities we visited in Saskatchewan, the other two, Saskatoon and Regina. All lovely cities with their own charm. We did walking tours. We loved the tunnels. Great Memories for us and hope for you. Sending you lots of love💖💖💖 Harriet, Jim and Yuki. Richmond, Va.
Seems to me I've been to The Hive before, but it had a different name back then. It must be under new ownership. Anyways, nice video! Keep up the good ol' Saskatchewan posting!
Alina I think we your viewers should adopt your Dad as with the title “Honorary RUclipsr”! Unless of course he starts his own channel. Fun to watch you both. Special Thanks. 😄
Excellent, Alina! I was born and raised in Moose Jaw and really appreciate your update on the things going on there now. A piece of history you might not know is that the Temple Gardens spa got its name from an old dance hall in downtown called Temple Gardens. I used to go to a teen dance every Friday called the Platter Party, that was great fun in the late 1950s.
In those days Canada 🇨🇦 was a shining example of freedom to the world. Not so much anymore with rigid lockdowns, and getting in trouble for anything you say on social media.
Hello Alina. I really enjoyed touring with you in this wonderful city via video. It is really quiet and beautiful. I would like to communicate with you if possible regarding some questions. Thank you. I ask you to respond.
I wonder how many Yankees you have introduced to Canada 🇨🇦 ? It surprises me how many Americans haven’t been to Canada - your videos will probably double the number of tourists visiting Canada in the next decade !
Many more Americans were going to Canada before the lockdowns. When Mexico and other places opened, but Canada didn't, many Americans changed where they go on vacation aka holiday.
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Thoroughly enjoyed your recent videos with your father. You exude respect, honor, and affection for your father. His commentary adds to things. Well done!
I agree - the Canadian videos are my favorites
@@wardmontgomery9259 Ditto
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Your relationship with your Dad going on these adventures brings a tear to my eye. Thank you for allowing me to participate!
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Another great tour.....my mother was born on a farm just outside of Moose Jaw in 1904. I've always enjoyed my visits over the years. Many thanks.....
You are so cheerful during the moments with your dad.
I agree with Alina. The tunnels tours are definitely interesting and fun to do in Moose Jaw!
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Wonderful video Alina
Thanks, Alex! Saskatchewan is missing you!
Hello Alina! 😁🙏👋🌟 I hope your having a wonderful magnificent day! This is really a marvelous excellent super fantastic video! 😄👍❤️👏🇨🇦📹🥇💯💫✨🌟 The city of Moose Jaw looks so amazing! Also the Big Moose statue is really wonderful! Even Crescent Park looks so beautiful! The food at the restaurant looks really delicious! I would definitely like to visit the city of Moose Jaw one day. It’s really a fantastic city! Thank you so much Alina to share with us this marvelous excellent video. You are the best and greatest world traveler adventurer in the world! 😃👍👏✈️🌎📹🧳🗺🥇💯🏆💫✨🌟 I wish you Alina a wonderful beautiful glorious blessed day. Take care and be safe Alina. 😊🙏❤️👋🇨🇦👍✨🌟
Hey Alina McLeod tremendo el recorrido en moose jaw nice, cielos azules, coffee time, food , parque, piscina para nadar , buena narracion de history, recorrido seguro , y te miras bonita con tus gafas
Nice job Alina, moose jaw looked fun and interesting,a great place to stop on a Saskatchewan tour, much love Alina ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Very enjoyable video indeed. Excellent job Alina!
Hello, how are you? Can you help me with something simple, please? I would like to join the army in this city, Moose Jaw. The Canadian government wants people to live and work in this city, and I hope you can help me. I am 24 years old and I would like to live, work, and be in peace.❤
In July 1959, I along with a group of about 30 walked around Moose Jaw’s Buffalo Pound Lake.
I really enjoyed to see your travel video
Keep up the great works. How nice be with your dad.
Wonderful video. Beautiful city with very interesting history. I really enjoy your music in your videos. Keep the videos coming
Interesing,
I hope to visit Moose Jaw
one day .
You definitely made an effort to educate the viewers and I also enjoyed the scenery. Well done.
Enjoy your trip with dad 😀
Thank you so much for this video. I lived in Moose Jaw back in the 60’s, worked at Zeller’s, was good friends with the folks at the National Bakery. Brings back some great memories!
Your videos are always the best and this one is just amazing. A walk throught this awesome city is so relaxing and the Temple garden is a fairy tale. Thank you Alina for this beautiful video with your lovely dad.
Aw thanks so much, Gabriella!
Hello, how are you? Can you help me with something simple, please? I would like to join the army in this city, Moose Jaw. The Canadian government wants people to live and work in this city, and I hope you can help me. I am 24 years old and I would like to live, work, and be in peace.❤
DEEPLY IN LOVE WITH ALINA MCLEOD! I AM WELL DAMN PROUD OF IT!
But do not be arrogant and hypocritical sending Trudeau to preach how bad everyone is and need to follow Canada example. Then we learned how natives were murdered and many unmarked graves 💀 were found. 😢
@@nomadclient4047 Canada has another side...a dark and tyrannical side.
"The coolest Dad ever". Alina McLeod "Thumbs up, we will see you on the next one, folks" Gordon McLeod. Great chemistry, such a dynamic duo. Awesome content as always. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
That was wonderful, thanks so much Alina 💕
Great video with your Dad!!!! really enjoyed it.
I am from Algeria and I am ready to live in this city. I want to prove my skills and provide my service and talents to the Canadian community... Canada is my dream and I have no problem living in the countryside... I love the countryside and nature
HEY IM IN YOUR VIDEO :) loved meeting you thank you for that!!!
Hey there! Was lovely to meet you :)
I liked your vlog and Happy Saturday
Thank you so much Alina.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My family and I have been to Moose Jaw. The last time my Dad and I were only there. We wanted some place to eat so we asked the people in the car besides us. Really friendly people. They recommended a restaurant on the main street. Looked like a small place outside but it was pretty big on the inside. Sadly I don't remember the name. Also I heard there are public mineral pools. There are tours from other cities that go to Moose Jaw.
Thanks Alina - the best YT vid of MJ :)
haha not a lot of competition, but thank you!
Loving your videos Alina. Your dad is sound. 👍😊🇮🇪🇨🇦
This was very interesting.
Alina, you have a great time with your father. I am happy for you.
Hello, how are you? Can you help me with something simple, please? I would like to join the army in this city, Moose Jaw. The Canadian government wants people to live and work in this city, and I hope you can help me. I am 24 years old and I would like to live, work, and be in peace.❤
Hi thank u for the videos i get to see SAK. it is like a preparation for what to expect once we arrive/migrate this Oct. but honestly I feel home sick already
Idk if anyone else has said it but moose jaw also has some really fun escape rooms in a place called little chicago entertainment ive done both three of the escape rooms there and they are all really fun. And ax throwing is there too.
My fam have been there in moose jaw. It is so nice. And also my daughter study there at saskpolitech. Nice work
I really enjoy the vids with your dad. Also, great job with the music!
Thank you!
Hello guys hope everyone is doing good. I am in South Africa and currently planing to come to Moose Jaw through RNIP programme and this video encourages me to love this cute city more😮❤
Really loved this tour around Moose Jaw with your dad. A lovely looking city, and interesting to learn about the history. Definitely would like to visit there. Thanks for sharing Alina :)
Thanks so much, Ellie! Hope all is well!
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Always enjoyed your video
Fantastic content 👌 👏
I just returned from a visit to Moose Jaw. I grew up there from 1949 to 1961 and wanted to trigger my happy childhood memories. I fell in love, again, with Cresent Park, Wakamow Valley, the historic buildings and the friendly people
We were not allowed to walk down River Street as a child, so I was fascinated to learn why when I did the Al Capone underground tour. Your video captures the essence of this fine little city, thank you !
Glad you liked it!
Can anyone please help me for something
Thank you Alina
Thank you Alina for this interesting tour. The city is worth visiting
Such a fun adventure!!! Loved learning about the history of the place that I was standing in, even with as sad as the history was. Everything was recreated so wonderfully and the actors were talented and kind!
Can anyone please help me for something
These videos with your Dad are really great!! 😄💚💚💚
Interesting story about crescent park it used to be a landfill
Wow good city very nice place country god bls.you both
I'm following your channel since your travel in 🇧🇷. I live in south of Brazil.
So amazing alina love your mouse jaw tour ❤👍
Thank you!
Thanks for another informative video. I learned a lot about this city!
Looking more beautiful in specs
It was interesting to see Moose Jaw, very relaxed and a slow paced city. Heard the name of this city before and now came across your video. Watching from Ukraine. Thanks for posting.
Hi Alina and Gordon! I very much enjoyed your visit to Moose Jaw - a small city with a fascinating history! Unfortunately, I never visited here. Instead, we drove from Saskatoon to Swift Current (Speedy Creek) on our way down to Colorado for spring break. Thanks for sharing the interesting tunnel history of Moose Jaw!
Definitely need to check it out sometime! :)
Started watching the video and at 1:42 I saw this flag that seemed like the brazilian flag to me, but I looked closer and it wasn’t, but funny, wonder if they were inspired by it. Another cozy ride with the awesome company of your dad.
haha yeah that's Saskatchewans flag
@@AlinaMcleod just read it here in wikipedia, it’s funny because it states that the green represents the northern forests of the province and gold the southern grain fields. Many people, even in Brazil, believe that green in our flag represents the forests and yellow the gold, but in reality green represented the portuguese royal family and gold the Habsburghs, because in the 19th century Brazil was a monarchy and the Emperor Pedro I, who proclaimed our Independence, got married with an austrian woman named Maria Leopoldina, and she was a member o the Habsburgh family. After the proclamation of the Republic, in the end of 19th century, the flag was changed a bit, but the green and yellow were preserved.
From mid may to September check out Sukannen Ship and Pioneer Village museum just south of MooseJaw. Plan on several hours to walk around this hidden gem.
Hope your dad gets well soon, stay safe, love this episode too!#
Beautiful ♥️ city 😃👌 enjoying 🇯🇲🏖️🌞😎
Awesome! I'd like to know the name of the Bootlegger song you used in this video. Capone had quite a network. He ran rum from the Caribbean here to South Mississippi on Schooners, they hid from the Revenue Cutter Service in the bayous to unload the booze, then it was sent up the Mississippi River to Chicago. The Mob had tunnels they used there too!
Years ago, I found a recipe for the Canadian version of Shepard's Pie. It was ground hamburger, cheese, and mashed potatoes baked into a pie crust. That is what the railroads fed their construction workers from China and Quebec when they were building railways across Canada in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 👍🇺🇸🇨🇦😊
Sorry which song do you mean?
@@AlinaMcleod It was in this video, but don't worry about it. It just had a Great Depression, Prohibition Era sound to it. 😊👍
Hi Alina. I could've sworn I saw your dad at the Calgary airport on the 28th of October! Was he there on that day?
Nice and quiet
Please tell your dad I love him, and I understand his nostalgia.
Nice video!
I am from Bangladesh watching your video.
Your Dad makes a good partner in the videos very fun. 😀
Too bad you missed the Wakamow Valley - lots of history there too
Your dad is a "genuine article" and it does you credit to honor him. Your Saskatchewan videos are truly special.
Can anyone please help me for something
love your content , love ....
Been to Moose Jaw many times.
Nice 🎼!
I'm originally from Minot, ND, Moose Jaw's sister city. Never been to Moose Jaw, but looks pretty nice.
Cool dad, love your dancing theme song!#
Moosejaw is by far the strangest major city name I've ever heard.
I live there.
Oh my God, a very, very beautiful city
Thank you for an exciting walk, such a genuine father and daughter relationship
Plz make video abut saskatchewan public tranasport
There's next to none lol
Having lived in the "Provence" to the south of you (North Dakota), I spent a lot of time in Estevan and Weyburn,. I'm sure there was probably more bootlegging out of those two towns then Moose Jaw, but to each his own. I'm very positive you didn't head down that way. To bad, would of made a very good vlog. Next time I head up that way, I'll stop in for a Molson or a Moosehead, Ya know.......
In the 30's Weyburn and Estevan had populations of around 5 thousand, Moose jaw however had a population of 22 thousand, chances are it or Regina with 53 thousand saw more action.
Great video 😊😘
It's unbelievable where everyone is busy with themselves, everyone is busy pampering their GF, BF, wife-husband, no one has time (I think they don't want) to give to those old parents who give us their all, our parents sacrificed a lot to qualify us, but sadly their contribution is forgotten after we qualify.
Salute to you, for taking care of your father and giving him such a wonderful time, many blessings and best wishes for you and your father.
from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Yo I live in Moose Jaw
Thanks sister ji
I love seeing your dad in your vids. You and he seem to have a great relationship, and he's a great complement to your videos. How old is he?
Thank you! He is 75 years young lol
Moose jaw..not gonna get much more Canadian than that..Love watching you with your lovely father..another bangging vid from our beautiful Alina..❤
Thank you, Maureen!
Have not been but would love to visit there. Your Dad's a real trooper. Another great video Alina!
I loved this city and would love to travel there❤
Moose Jaw looks to be a city with lots of history and that tunnel attraction you went to definitely sounds educational. It's sad that the Chinese immigrants had to live under such horrible conditions but it's also interesting in its own way. The cafè you went to looks super nice and chill as well and the food you had looks yummy too! And the moose statue is about the most Canadian thing ever haha! And true, here in Norway there is a huge moose statue here in Norway, The Big Elk, and I read there was a battle between Canada and Norway about who had the bigger moose (A friendly battle, quite a hilarious one haha) but I think both statues look cool, no matter which one is the biggest. These videos travelling around with your dad are so wholesome, it's so cool to get to see different parts of Canada this way! :)
Thank you very much! Glad you like them :)
it's all a facade the tunnels were used for transporting coal to and from all the buildings during winter time and only one small block was used for Chinese inhabitation . Al Capone spent two years here Topps hiding from the cops with a friend who used the city for smuggling booze lol
check out the crest on my hat on my avatar it's my great great-uncle that's on the 4th Avenue Bridge
Can anyone help me please for ask some thing
A follow-up trip in January would be great
Very nice town at canada..
Moose Jaw is one of those I've got stop there places that has yet to happen. I can't tell you how impressed I was with the first coffee shop. Why you ask, cause you never showed or told us it's name. Any how still on the list of places I got stop at, when I do that part of Trans Canada Highway. Nice tour though.
haha it's called Hive Espresso
Moose Jaw was one of three cities we visited in Saskatchewan, the other two, Saskatoon and Regina. All lovely cities with their own charm. We did walking tours. We loved the tunnels. Great
Memories for us and hope for you. Sending you lots of love💖💖💖 Harriet, Jim and Yuki. Richmond, Va.
Glad you enjoyed it as well!
Great video. I want to migrate to this clip. I want help in applying. What are the steps that need to be taken?
Hi i'm from moose jaw and i love it
Those tunnels can be handy these days and later to get some freedom from all the lockdowns. 🗽
Or if you upset the Canadian government like the truckers did with their protests. Govt will never stop harassing and abusing them.
@@randyhejl1556 Agreed ps Liked your post, but I see RUclips does not count the like. 😔
I was there week ago
What a wonderful dad.
Seems to me I've been to The Hive before, but it had a different name back then. It must be under new ownership.
Anyways, nice video! Keep up the good ol' Saskatchewan posting!
Alina I think we your viewers should adopt your Dad as with the title “Honorary RUclipsr”! Unless of course he starts his own channel. Fun to watch you both. Special Thanks. 😄
Excellent, Alina! I was born and raised in Moose Jaw and really appreciate your update on the things going on there now. A piece of history you might not know is that the Temple Gardens spa got its name from an old dance hall in downtown called Temple Gardens. I used to go to a teen dance every Friday called the Platter Party, that was great fun in the late 1950s.
Very interesting!
In those days Canada 🇨🇦 was a shining example of freedom to the world. Not so much anymore with rigid lockdowns, and getting in trouble for anything you say on social media.
@@stevan2399 just….stop. Don’t come onto someone’s channel and rudely spout your politics. No one asked you-or cares.
@@glengamble526 Whoa Glen take it easy. Its only his point of view, and I CARE that he is not silenced in expressing it like Canadians tend to do.
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Are you going to Manitoba next? Should do it in winter and go to Churchill to see 🐻❄️
Not enough time on this trip but would love to another time!
Hello Alina. I really enjoyed touring with you in this wonderful city via video. It is really quiet and beautiful. I would like to communicate with you if possible regarding some questions. Thank you. I ask you to respond.
How the moose jaw's weather in winter
I wonder how many Yankees you have introduced to Canada 🇨🇦 ? It surprises me how many Americans haven’t been to Canada - your videos will probably double the number of tourists visiting Canada in the next decade !
Many more Americans were going to Canada before the lockdowns. When Mexico and other places opened, but Canada didn't, many Americans changed where they go on vacation aka holiday.