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Not gonna lie the Clark slash was disgraceful.

Before British Columbia became a province there was an annexation movement here that wrote to the USA to try to get them to annex British Columbia, but it obviously didn't work.

Quebec is older than the vast majority of cities in north America. Of course it doesn't compare to Europe in any meaningful way as far as age. But we made a real effort to put the history in the forefront. With education and a good look back. It does come with tourist traps and bullshit. But still.. I'm a Montréaler.. and I am very proud of Québec city's heritage.. even though I am conditioned to hate it.. 😂😂😂

Antwerp had a peacetime discharge capability of 80,000 to 100,000 tons of cargo per day. Less than half of this in wartime. Each Division required about 50 tons of material per day to stay operational and there were only shallow water ports in use. Even Eisenhower was very slow in accepting this necessity of getting Antwerp up and running..

Military doctrine advocates having a three to one advantage in the attack. D-Day finds France with 57 German Divisions There are 37 Divisions in England. They attacked and rolled it up in under a year and the Canadians had a Military Hockey Tournament on the side.

Very common to march to bagpipes and drums!! Still at it today, its traditionnal

From the Little Known Fact file: it is the Scots among us who say ABOAT.

Newfoundlanders are one of the most hard working people I have ever met

Hafford is about a 4 hour drive from where I live so not far. I live in a small town of about 900 people, but we are close to Yorkton, a small city of about 16,000, so as long as you have a vehicle or a computer there are plenty of work opportunities. We live about 20 minutes away from Yorkton. Typical small towns are exactly how they said: there's usually a school, a restaurant, a bar, a senior's center and most importantly which she left out: A SKATING RINK!! Some small towns even have a curling rink AND a skating rink. There's also aloooottt of old people just like they said. I'd say the majority of people living in my town are elderly, although over the years I've now seen more younger families move in which is nice. We also have a legion and a town hall and we put on a rememberance day service every year for our veterans. We also have a town office and a library, a town park, and a local auction house.

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For other crazy American schemes for Canada look up the North American Water and Power Alliance. It's the scheme for an environmental catastrophe which refuses to die.

dam as a canadian i never heard about ANY of this in school. it was random native stuff that also didnt really have any meaning. they wouldnt dive deep into meaningful stories that were exciting

Vastly understates the hostility to the US at the time. It very much was the American threat that caused the Canadian colonies to get their act together and unite in the one thing they all agreed on: not becoming American. Annexation was never even a remote possibility. What about a modern notion to annex? Well, over time Canada developed something that has granted us permanent immunity. We would all vote Democrat. So the Republicans will never have us. Rendering us quite safe. Tucker Carlson notwithstanding.

It’s pronounced zed by the way just saying 😂

Been to 7/10 of those places. Hoping to make it to Newfoundland one day. Been to Nova Scotia a few times but not Cape Breton. Again , hoping to visit one day. Golden in British Columbia? Might have driven thru when I was a kid but not sure. When I was in the military I actually slept overnight at the Citadelle . That was pretty cool. Definitely not like any other military base, that's for sure, LOL As mentioned, Canada is a huge country but you would be surprised how many Canadians have visited these places.

The actress playing Anita Dyck was also Lori Grimes on The walking Dead

6:30 Honestly.. no, by. It seems like the only people who have any problem with the word "Newfie" are people who leave newfoundland. I've spent 90% of my life here, and newfoundlander is just wrong. Nobody says Newfoundlander unless they moved away for 10 years. Newfie is what rolls off the tongue. It sounds as unnatural as a commercial I heard that said "Us newfoundlanders and labradorians..." when your either from labrador or newfoundland. You wouldn't say both. The only people I've heard get offended by newfie are like 50+ years old. Just because people from the mainland called them newfies in a derisive way doesn't mean anything to us back here. We are newfies. It is what it is. I'm sure there are "newfie jokes" that make fun of it, but sure we've had those same jokes for years now, our grandparents just replace newfie with random minority lol

Noooooooooooo……… NEVER!

I would leave. My family fought the Americans in the 1776 insurrection. We fought them in 1812. If they had tried annexation of Canada, I am sure my family would have fought them then as well. A story passed down in my family talks about Americans as evil. During the 1776 insurrection, an event happened where a woman was burnt at the stake, and her children tied to a barrel of gun powder and detonated. Members of my family helped with the aftermath. The story was so repugnant it has been recorded and told over and over. The woman was the child of a US general. She and her husband chose to side with the Britsh. The dad did not like this and chose to terminate that whole family. The husband only survived because he was fighting for the British and not home. This story has been passed down so no one in the family would let their guard down when it came to Americans. This event by the by is documented, and the reports by the witnesses and townspeople are recorded at the Canada War Museum. Side note, my father cut my sister out of his life when she moved to the US. They never spoke for 22 years before he died. The story and its cautionary tale hold huge sway in my family. Besides all this, we are monarchist and support our crown and country.

Can you imagine how insane things would be if all of North America were all American? Population would be near a billion, for sure. Those Great lakes would be all in bottles.

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I think you would love Cape Breton. The Galic music is awesome; I'm not from Cape Breton, but love it . The people are awesome!❤

and my american friends dont fking believe me when i talk to them about the underground city or (place des ailes)

As mentioned in an earlier comment , The Pipe and Drum Highland Regiments are a huge part of Canadian Military tradition. My Grandfather , Sgt. George William Connell , was a member of the Devils Brigade (The 1/1) during WW2. There's a VERY large population of Scotch and Irish immigrants here in Canada.

When USA talks like this How do you feel if there was a video saying look how big England would be if they just decided to take over Scotland and Northern Ireland and Wales

I wish they would. Would be nice actually being able to defend yourself, speak freely and not pay for other people's healthcare.

British Canada would have kicked your butt again. Good try

The Confederation of Canada happened in PEI

Fun fact you can always tell when there's a map made in the United states, because the lines of longitude and latitude incorrectly and intentionally make the United States larger on the map, on a regular map that's made internationally will show Canada much bigger than the states

WOW!!!! I'm going to 60 soon. I never knew anything about this. I's so glad U or someone connected to U got this video. As they, loose something new every day!!! Knowledge is power.

The easy answer as always is ….thanks but thanks America. We very happy without you!

As most others have said, after the American Revolution, most of the loyalists actually moved north to remain under the King. If anything today, Canadians struggle with our own cultural identity because of the overwhelming American influence in arts, entertainment, literature, media and politics. While we may not be sure of exactly who we are but all of us are sure the one thing... we are not Americans!

I like a lake michigan because we don't have to share with the canadians so we don't worry about border patrol if we accidentally get out on the wrong side of the lake 😂

Combined they are larger than the entirety of the UK

Actually yes, the bagpipes are common in Canadian regiments. Even a lifetime ago when I was in Cadets we had two bagpipers to offset each other in the band. It is traditional after all, one needs to be propper when going to war.

Red Green was a favorite. ♥️💚 Recommending: Black Adder II - IV. Red Dwarf from first. -a Whovian in Dallas, TX.

All dressed chips are delicious and quite vinegary, way better than ketchup IMO.

one of the historical reasons Canadians feel about the US government. They want it all, and still want it all today

Don Jr has already proposed taking over Canada. Game on if his dad wins in November.

I love Canada, always have. Proud to have them as our neighbor? About thirty years ago Canada came to our rescue again. There were a lot of American hostages in Iran. Canada's ambassador figured out how to get the hostages out. That was risky for them. I passed a billboard that said, THANK YOU CANADA! I am happy to be a neighbor with this wonderful country.

I'm Albertan and I have never heard any discussions about alberta joining the USA...

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LetterKenny, Trailer Park Boys, Red Green, Corner Gas and The Great White North. when it comes to comedy tv Canada wins

The Canadian colonies had to put up with the Fenian raids after the Civil War, and that was the major catalyst for the unification of the colonies into the dominion of Canada.

After 9 years of Trudeau, it now seems like a good idea. I'm an actual Canadian by the way.

The U.S. had up to date plans for the invasion of Canada as late as 1954, I expect those plans are regularly updated and if the dollar goes down and most countries in the world no longer want to trade with the U.S. they WILL come across the border. Get ready boys!

Horrible movie, not accurate in any way whosoever!

Canada has unofficial plans to annex the U.S..