American Reacts to Canadian News | #15 

2 clinics here, 1 of them got bought out but the other refused to budge the one that was bought out ended up closing down because the prices were ridiculous. oddly enough it reopened under a new name not corporate owned(i think) and now doing well.

Tyler doesn't remember anything from yesterday, let alone from 6 months ago.

​@@damonx6109hope you are just trying to be funny. Oh well Tyler will forget it by tomorrow. 😊

To bad the inmates got to him b4 he released the 15 accomplices. Coincidence, I think not.

​​@@RascallyoneIt's a troll , he always says comments like this. It's so weird and immature instead of just not watching he just says stupid comments To get a rise out of people. Obviously some mental illness going on there. To be fair, Tyler does do a UK channel and I think swedish or something channel so he's got a lot going on. He still knows a 100% more than most Americans about Canada. I personally enjoy his channel very much and I get a kick out of his dry sense of humour.

​@@damonx6109There you go again Trolly troll You can move on if you don't like it or maybe check with your mental health professional cause you seem to have a problem, commenting all these negative comments on his videos. There seems to be a lack of maturity in your behavior.

It is certainly true in the various provinces I have lived in over the years. In fact, unless you are talking to someone from another country you are highly unlikely to hear anyone refer to it as any thing else.

I'd make the travel to the independent vet. At least they appear to care about your animal not making more profit. They make enough money as it is.

I haven't shopped at value village for years because of that. I won't donate to them anymore either. We have a Salvation Army store in our area. That's where I donate all my stuff. Though I've rarely shopped there. I leave it for those who truly need the help, as I used to be one of those in need. Myself and my 2 children ended up having to use their services when I left an abusive relationship.

Big money in vaccinations

Was going to say the same thing, read about it last week. Private equity firms are are buying everything then raises prices, like they are also doing with housing and countless other areas.

That's just poor management. From my perspective that has nothing to do with the corporation that bought you out. You just had a prick for a boss.

They must have forgotten it then. Several rezes are being evacuated now in manitoba and the premier is first nations , and the plan is evac, no special medicine other than to keep everyone safe

@@cpaton1284 - was referring to a community in BC

@@LoveCats9220 maybe identify which FN , when referencing. Pretty sure Wab could use the info, if they ve got it, too.

@@cpaton1284 - I would’ve if I could remember. It was a newsclip or YT clip I recently watched 3? weeks ago

@@cpaton1284 - found the YT clip. I’d link it if I knew how. “CBC News - The National: What Canada Can Learn From How First Nations Prevent Wildfire Disasters”. I hope this helps

And the sports caster's name is pronounced Deh-Tish-Inn. Accent on the middle syllable. Yes, he was well known and will be missed. RIP.

I just call him Palmolive.

@@christophermerlot3366. I call him lil PP

I know that because of the prices we only take our dog in if there is no alternative. But everything you say is 💯 true. Bang on target.

Naturally. Its a better place to live.

​@@ronsmyth2005 definitely

You sound very responsible. You are correct, we had a Poodle (whom we loved ) that broke his leg right before christmas. Back in 1995 the vet bill was 1,000 dollars. We had a pretty lean Christmas but honestly they are a member of your family so you just scrape it together. He lived to be fourteen. We adopted a rescue dog next who ended up with leukaemia and after a few vet bills we had to Euthanize at one year old as he was suffering badly. Our only option would have been chemo to prolong his life a few months. Heartbreaking. Our next and last dog was good until she was six years old and she ended up with liver disease. In the end we lost three loved fur babies in the span of eight years. It isn’t just the expense it is the heartache when they pass. I have a friend who just got a puppy that broke both front legs just from jumping off the bed. The poor puppy has broken them twice more and is still a puppy. Their previous dog lived for years with no major problems. You just never know how it will go.

Back in the early eighties, my 6 month puppy got parvovirus even though she had been vaccinated. The vet requested $3000 just to begin treatment. I begged and borrowed from everyone in my family. I was 16 at the time and was working but certainly didn't have that kind of money. Fortunately she was saved. I paid everyone back and thanked them with everything in my being. When she was around 6 or 7 she was poisoned. The vet tried to save her but this time she didn't make it. The vet even called me in to sit with her cuz she wasn't responding to treatment the way he wanted. I must have sat with her for hours. She died that night. I sometimes wonder if she thought i was abandoning her so she gave up. My vet started calling me at 7am, but I wouldn't answer the phone. I knew somehow that she was gone and I didn't want to hear it. It just tore my heart out. In all my years having animals my vet was the only vet's office that sent me a bereavement card signed by the entire staff. It was the only vet's office that I ever took her to. I was really sad when he had to retire. I just thought of all the animals that were losing a fantastic vet. We knew who poisoned her, unfortunately we just couldn't prove it. In order to find out which poison was used would have cost another $3000 minimum so I declined to find out. It's so damn hard when you lose a loved pet no matter who you are. It truly hurts the soul, they are family just like the humans in the family. They just happen to be fur babies.

But Americans can deduct mortgage interest costs, which Canadians can’t.

I grew up in Northeastern Ontario. Forest fires occured yearly but the fire fighters were very good at containing them & we rarely experienced drought conditions like we do now. Bush pilots fly over the region regularly to watch for forest fires. It wasn't unusual to smell smoke but we only received a warning to be ready to evacuate once. We each packed one suitcase. It was scary knowing we might come back to a completely burned out farm. The cows were let out of the barn & we kept the dog close because we knew if we didn't, we would need to leave him behind if we were told to leave.

Having personal knowledge of this, I have to say this has not been my experience. They've always tried to protect towns and people and animals and buildings.

We have bass and shad and rainbow trout im in the valley near Greenwood

Care has been going downhill for many years. It's only gotten worse since the plandemic. I don't see it improving anytime soon with Ford as our premier. That man has got to go permanently.

Man Bites Dog.. now theres a movie 😊

HAHAHA!

Prices are way too high. And they force medical intervention by shaming you into spending hundreds and thousands of dollars on animals with only a life expectancy of a year or two left not to mention the trauma you will be putting that animal through. What has happened to common sense? ?

You are kidding!! Biden's the great option???

@@nedrasellayah9314Guess you forgot the 4 long years of Trump, threatening Canada every other day, putting tariffs on our aluminum and steel, citing national security threat(!), tearing up NAFTA, requiring our government to spend 18 long months of negotiations back and forth to rewrite a whole new deal ( which, by the way our govt did brilliantly, saving our marketing boards and getting us a better auto deal)!!

@@nedrasellayah9314 Your unemployment has gone down, your economy seems stronger over the last few years with Biden. I am surprised you say that Trump would be better?

@@heidimueller1039 That is what I mean😬😬

@@nedrasellayah9314 When it comes to trade he is.

Yes. A lot of Canadian electricity is produced with giant dams producing hydro electric power. If we have a power outage we refer to it as the "hydro being out".

There’s very poor research in so much of veterinary science with poor peer review to begin with… it’s going to be such a mess with this trend…😢

@donkelly9456 LoL, I was just going to make a similar comment and then I saw yours. They should be orange.

I just call him a jerk!

@@wysetech2000 Same.

Who do you think are eating these? What elite are you talking about?

@@personincognito3989 These are typically something that are smuggled to the Asian countries.... it's NOT a "secret"!

Most US citizens as well as gov and media do not even know this.

Tyler thought Canadian news would all be about maple syrup and moose...

​@@damonx6109😄

I do not like hearing negative news. I'm a human.

@@personincognito3989 Perhaps I should rephrase that... "Bad news seems to get views/clicks/whatever so it often gets highlighted." There is an old adage that "If it bleeds, it leads" in news.