American Reacts to All Canadian Provinces Explained | Part 1

I mean, British Columbia is geographically connected to Carolina. Hollywood might as well claim BC to itself

I Also didn't know New Brunswick was mainly French speaking. And I am born and raised Canadian. Southern Ontario Canadian, though, so I'm basically American ...

Newfoundland and Labrador is not only the most eastern province. Cape Spear Newfoundland and Labrador, is the most easterly point in all of North America.

So true so many things that take place in Hollywood are filmed in Vancouver

Yes we do have polar bears in Manitoba. They do walk into the town of Churchill and they will attack people. Manitoba is huge it’s roughly 2800km from Winnipeg to Churchill and takes 30 to 40 hours to get from one to the other. Winnipeg is the the murder capital of Canada but it’s per capita so number of murders to number of people. With only around 750 000 people in Winnipeg and average of about 45 murders a year. There are more murders in the other major cities but there populations are higher. We are also the slurpee capital of the world! Manitoba is known at the land of 100 000 lakes and we have some of the best natural sand beaches in the country. We also have our own dessert, Sprite Sands. We have beautiful summer, hot and humid, with temperatures and humidities in the high 90’s. But winters with temperatures and into the -40’s giving us the name “winter-peg”. The humid summers means we are probably the mosquito capital of Canada.

Manitoba’s murder rate is actually triple the national average with 6.24 per 1 hundred thousand

This video, both parts, has a lot of misinformation.

Gahh, none of you can pronounce Newfoundland! The A has its own hardened pronunciation!

I live in New Brunswick, there are many French people here and many people are bilingual, but there are as many English speaking people as French, if not more.

Halifax has to be the rat capital of Canada.

Do you know why Saskatchewan is so windy. Because Manitoba sucks and Alberta blows.

Holy cow. Nice negative bias against Manitoba. A lot of movies are also shot here. We have beautiful lakes and parks and we have the Carberry Desert so the Okanagan isn’t the only desert in Canada.

Perhaps the commentators should do a tad bit more research on the lesser known Provence’s and what they offer before slamming them the murder capital of Canada.

Sorry Tyler nothing against you. They just triggered a proud Manitoban 😠

All kinds of accents on the east coast. Love it

You don’t drink sirup, you sip it 😂

Benedict Arnold is buried in Saint John, NB.

The city of Boston came to assist Halifax after the Halifax explosion. Since then, a Christmas tree has been sent from Nova Scotia to Boston to thank them for their help. The tree is lit in the Boston Commons throughout the Christmas season.
And we do have a strong Scottish heritage, especially on Cape Breton.

Most modern American westerns are filmed in or around Calgary, or in southern Saskatchewan.

Wood Buffalo National Park is nearly 9 times the size of Delaware. Or twice the size of Maryland.
Also, the fact that I went looking for those two to confirm their relative sizes indicates that I know a LOT more about the US than most Americans know about anything - including the US.

Saskatchewan has sandhills- The Great Sand Hills… it’s amazing there

The province of Newfoundland and Labrador is called that because several decades ago, 70's I think, Quebec claimed Labrador for itself when it was actually part of Newfoundland. Hence Newfoundland renamed it's province to make it clear to all that Labrador was part of Newfoundland.

Tyler has been doing these videos for almost three years. He's actually devoted individual videos to each province in Canada yet he still pretends he's never heard of them. What a parasite.

The fact that this idiot has been doing this for almost three years and still doesn't know the basics about any province is offensive.

I wonder if Tyler knows what American territories are???

British Columbia was named that because it was settled by the British and cut off from the rest of the country by the Rocky mountains. Capital city Victoria, was named after Queen Victoria. From Vancouver Island, BC.

These guys don’t know a lick about Alberta, they know the stereotypes and they did a google search, they don’t know Albertan’s

Canada has a massive Scottish influence, the first prime minister was Scot, and atleast in the west, there is a pipe band in every decently sized city

Calgary, Alberta also has a Hollywood North credit. Lots of movies have been filmed in and around Calgary, and we have a brand new studio here specifically designed for movies or stage sets.

For bad there’s more murders than that. One of my friends was found on Robert Picton serial killer in his farm. There were a lot of women on that farm besides my friend
couple months ago, somebody stuck a eye socket with a broom.
Growing up, we weren’t allowed to go far from home when we were in
Vancouver because there was a serial killer killing kids his name Clifford Olson.
In 2020 a man went on a 16 to 25 hour killing spree setting fires peoples houses dressed as an RCMP officer.
Two fellows on one of the reserves went on a knife spree killing people. I think he killed 11.
In the late 80s and inmatesinmate from one of the federal prisons out there escaped and he came was in jail for murder so he killed a nun and a priest and was caught on the run in the middle of the night and then that was in 1989 That is also the year that Mark Lapine check spelling took a gun to a classroom of girls because they were in the engineering program and he was angry that they should be no women he should’ve been allowed

I've been to North Dakota many times (the border is about an hour and a half drive from where I am in Manitoba to the North Dakota border). You wouldn't believe how many people in North Dakota have asked me "Where is Manitoba??"

I've also had North Dakota people ask me "Do you have electricity in Canada?" "Do you ride dog sleds to get around?" "Do you go to school?" "Do you have places to work in Canada?"

I'm in Manitoba, near Winnipeg and have near been to Churchill. It's a long way, north of Winnipeg. They do have polar beans and whales there. It's the only prairie province with a sea port.

It’s a pity to know so little about your neighbors. Canadians know the US states and the politics. We learn it at school.

Americans do not think,like Trump they are thoughtless

Def lots of scottish irish and norse decendants here! im a mix of all 3 :P

the capital of ontario is toronto not ottawa

There is also a desert in southern Alberta.

Small town Nova Scotian here. Love the vids keep it up!

At the end of the video, I was happy to see that Quebec was no longer part of Canada, but I saw afterwards that it was only the first part.

Any movies or tv produced by Lions Gate is devised or made in Vancouver! We have rock formations that look like 2 lions looking over the city and a bridge built around the turn of the previous century by Guinness ( the beer guys) have 2 beautiful lions at the entrance of the bridge.

Umm, USA has 14 territories. :p

Must be an older report. Alberta's population is now just under 5MM.

Don't listen to these two. They are not even close.

You seriously need to get a better source of information about Canada than those guys. 😆

it's cool. nobody understands the Newfies

The U.S. also have territories, e.g. Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and American Samoa.

New Brunswick is officially bilingual. Quebec is officially French. All other provinces are officially English. That is different than the country, which is officially bilingual.

New-fun-LAND or New-fin-LAND. The emphasis is on the last syllable. I am from the province. Born and raised. But I have lived in Alberta since 1993.

Nova Scotia basically means "New Scotland"

Its NEWFOUNDLAND NOT NEWFINLAND