American Reacts to Canadian News | #16 

Cannabis is not decriminalized, it's legalized. The government sells it. Big difference.

Decriminalizing and legalizing are two completely different things.

Did you hear our Robert Picton has finally found his resting place in Hell. He was murdered in a Quebec jail but Bernardo and Williams are still alive. Talking about serial killers here. Two of these serial killers are from Ontario.

I'm a Canadian living in SC and here we have a noise ordinance curfew that starts at 10 p.m. I know because my boys have a rock band and neighbors would call the cops on us. Last time the officers shut our front door and took their hats off and said, "Okay, just two more songs! You guys are awesome!". LOL 🤣 We had cops in our house dancing. Hahaha 😂❤ And by the way Tyler, you rock!!!! 😉✌️

Tyler should do a segment where he reacts to his own local American news😂 I’m curious as a Canadian

You skipped over the most important one. The Oilers are going to the Stanley Cup finals! A Canadian team could win! First time in 30 years! Go Oilers! And I'm from Calgary!😬

We should not tell Tyler about the illegal crossings from the US to Canada. Lol

Illegal and unregulated drugs are always going to be worse for you because there is no process to ensure nothing is contaminated or added so because people are going to do drugs anyway it should be made as safe as possible for them to. As well as making rehab available to those who want to seek it out.

Cannabis isn’t decriminalized in Canada, it’s fully legal. It’s no different than beer and widely considered safer. The “decriminalization” fears are about opioids and stimulants, which are spreading north from the US part of the same epidemic. They’re debating whether or not decriminalization would lead to less fentanyl deaths.

You know Canada has minimal problems when a noise complaint makes the national news.

One community west of Edmonton was evacuated twice for wild fires then part of the community was evacuated when then rain finally came due to flooding

You are on the CBC website. You will only get half the stories!!

You skipped the most important one, the Edmonton Oilers going to NHL playoff final against Florida Panthers! The final is starting Saturday if you want to watch it! ;)

Weed is not just decriminalized here it is absolutely LEGAL with restrictions on the amounts one may have. I smoke it for pain and to relax. If you don't know what you are buying it can be laced with all kinds of stuff. We are allowed to grow 4 plants per household. People usually do more. If you take too many of those edibles you can really mess yourself up.

on the upside Robert Picton died , the Pig farmer and I think nobody here in Canada cared lol May you not RIP killer ffs

Hi Tyler ~ the “illegal” immigrants are NOT Canadians…the is due is concerning East Indians coming from India and trying to cross the border however possible! This is an extraordinarily important issue that often ends TRAGICALLY!!! Basically, they hire illegal drug cartels to sail north and drop off some LEGAL items, only to refill with stolen vehicles, HUMANS (who pay TENS of thousands of dollars to cross illegally…some even becoming part of the sex traffic market when they can pay or the sum suddenly increases!) Look up the story about the poor Indian family, and the owner of the boat and member of the Indigenous community. They were crossing a part of the river in February, so it’s deathly cold! I won’t get into the details…but…it’s horrible to know people feel so desperate in India, that they would jeopardize their lives! Cheers!🇨🇦

They are not looking to legalize all drugs, the proposal is to decriminalize it. Meaning it won’t be a charge under the criminal code and instead of giving a harsh sentence, they would be given a lesser sentence and treatment for addiction. Basically don’t want to ruin someone’s life because of a disease.

People crossing the border illegally are not Canadian citizens. They are people who have either come to Canada on a tourist visa or are refugee claimants who have been found not eligible to remain in the country. The southern US border has the same problem. People crossing there are not all Mexicans or from Central America. They come from all over the world.

Lol "Buy a trumpet", I can just use my drum set and annoy the neighbours drilling at 4am

I'm not at all surprised you hadn't heard of three class members being injured in a stabbing at a university in Ontario a year ago. US news outlets have been too busy covering the 110,000 stabbing assaults in the US since then, not to mention the 275,000 firearms assaults.

We have a pilot project happening in Vancouver right now where the holding of hard drugs is decriminalized to improve the relationships between the police and the people so that they would be more willing to get help. This is based on the Portugal model of decriminalization but we are not following through with the whole package Portugal did. We are too big to make it work the way they have. This is a big mess.

In Québec we have a well known comedian named Yvon Deschamps that long ago in one of his monologues said _Where there are humans there is "humanry"_ highlighting the fact that no matter your race or country of origin, we're all humans and humans do what they do. So yes, even in Canada there's crimes like in the USA only they're happening less often. As for neighbors making noises, I use to live next to 8 soccer fields and in summer it was noisy every day until 11pm. A man who was a paramedic was bringing and parking his ambulance so that he could sound the siren every time the team he supported touched the ball. After trying the diplomatic level head approach that failed, one night I took my 100watts guitar amp out and cranked it to the max and played with full distortion for about half an hour, purposefully sounding awful. That was the end of the siren.

fellow Canadian here - the government is helping out with the wildfires.

What we called it growing up was "greening out"... Cannabis poisoning... Pretty rare but you just get messed up and can't think and puke lol... Not that the puking helps... Just gotta wait it out... Happened to me twice, but i used to smoke a crazy amount of weed lol

A traumatic event is not the same as tough times. Tough times are when everyday bad things happen. Traumatic events are potentially life threatening, such as abuse, a car accident with life threatening injuries, a rape, etc

I live in Ontario lol Yes I recall this incident. Half of the crap doesn't make it to our ears let alone the Americans

Tyler skipped the Robert Pickton story and maybe that is a good thing as it might freak him out.

You have to wonder if there is something sinister going on in that house where all the noise is coming from.

I live in Guelph Ontario, which is only about 32km (approximately 19.88miles), from the University of Waterloo, and never heard of that stabbing. *a little info for you* Waterloo (about 100km/62.1miles from Toronto, or just over 146miles to the Niagara Falls border crossing),is home to two of the highest-ranked universities in the country and attracts some of the best and brightest talent from around the world.

You made me laugh with the Bowling ball comment because my friend lives in a first floor apartment and the people above him are always noisy and it always sounds like bowling.

Love the content tyler! you are quite funny and make me laugh frequently! 😂👍🏻 you seem like a very smart guy and also humble/considerate and kind. I appreciate your content. Keep up the great work! 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸

Canabis poisoning is also referred to as tripping out.

The noise complaints thing is huge here in Canada with very loud cars, people and concerts violating our Constitutional Rights. We just want quiet, simple as that.

"A man in Hamilton complains of noisy neighbors!? Wow. I've never heard of this.!"

All of Canada has stores called dispensaries. 18 plus only can enter. They sell cannibis and gummies etc. Which I find a lot better than buying from the streets.

You would have to have proper ID and credentials to prove you needed to use the food bank.

I live in St. Catharines, Ontario, and I never heard of that stabbing. Lol

Hamilton is about 2 hours from where I live which is one hour from Port Huron, Michigan border.

You misread the drug decrim article - they said the majority of people polled think scaling back the current decrim policy would increase overdoses - currently in BC, all hard drugs are decriminalized.. Scaling back would mean going back towards it being a crime.

Uruguay (1974) and Portugal (2001) have decriminalised drugs for personal use. Both countries have found it to be a very solid approach. Canadian Local, Provincial, and Federal governments have bee exploring decriminalising drugs for personal use, including a test trial in Vancouver. For the moment, the test trial is being stopped. So calm down, stop hyperventilating and take a Xanax. Chimo

Entire communities are gone. . In BC as well. The infrastructure, every structure. Everything

Smoking it you can't poison yourself, but edibles you can eat too much before any buzz happens

Hey Tyler, get one of those old Air-Raid horns, powered by a 383 dodge engine!!(from the cold war) to get rid of the bad, neighbours!!

Dude, it's not Canadians being smuggled into the USA from Canada, it's people from mexico, India, Africa and wherever being used as a hub before they go to you. Also, drug decriminalization saves lives and decreases drug use. Check out Holland.

re: regina food bank - great idea in theory. terrible in practice.. some people dont know how to only take just 1 or 2 of an item to leave some for others take too... ive seen people clean items right out simply because they could. I knew one such person that did that with a crisis food bank which is an emergency food bank only for mental health clients.. he wasnt a mental health client - just someone who claimed they needed food.. he was a supposedly homeless person that gained access through the homeless program in mental health.

We are not allowed to see the news on Facebook or Instagram in Canada anymore so a lot of people don’t see anything if you don’t watch cable TV.

Disrupting a person's sleep is one of the worst things you can do

Hi Tyler ~ The whole overdosing with CANNABIS in seniors is due to “edibles” mainly. The dose of Cannabis in Gummies, Lollipops, chocolate, even POP (soda pop), high energy drinks…along with all the “usual edibles”…such as Brownies, cupcakes, fudge, cookies, cakes, etc… use you imagination, and it’s likely sold at the very common Cannabis shops. The “older” and elderly population have the MONEY to purchase such items, and gummies look harmless…yet…consuming highly potent dosed candy is NOT often a concern by the seller, as they have either told the consumer, or in worse case scenarios, they sell the product without informing the patient…not to mention…most younger individuals are unaware, or forget many elderly use READING GLASSES and often forget them and do they figure…”what harm can 1 to 2 gummies do…or 1/2 a brownie”…when it can possibly kill them - depending upon the does, their age, weight, metabolism, and whether they take serious medications…ie: heart and blood pressure, insuring diabetic insulin, prostate meds (common in men 50+), kidney and organ meds, and those on dialysis are of concern…there are so many factors! One cannot compare the effects on a healthy 20 year old to that of a 70, 80, or 90+ year old! **NOTE: READ - don’t SKIM the articles..including the STANLEY CUP finals. Oh how I pray and hope, The OILERS win and bring the Cup BACK HOME!! It is a Canadian Cup - after all - LOL!🏆 Cheers!🇨🇦🏒🇺🇸

Live in grimsby ~45m SW of toronto & 3-½ hrs SE of waterloo and i never heard of the stabbings. Also, yes KD is what we call kraft dinner (or in my case ANY boxed paata w cheese lol) but it is NOT "mac & cheese" THAT is homemade and a LOT better

The University of Waterloo is my alma mater. The stabbing happened almost a year ago; it's crazy that the trial is only happening now but I'm glad the guy is being brought to justice. The attack was very scary, especially for the LGBTQ community, and even worse, it happened during Pride month. BTW Hagey Hall is a building with lecture halls and classrooms used by the Arts faculty.

You need to read the entire article about drug legalization. BC tried a pilot program so that people wouldn't be arrested for small amounts of cocaine, etc. for personal use. The trial failed. Overdose deaths went up not down.

I enjoy your channel, you’re funny & engaging.

Cannabis is legalized not decriminalized there is more pot shops here then Tim Hortorns and you can smoke it anywhere you want as long as it's at least 10 feet away from a doorway

A lot of these "wildfires" are simply not. A lot of cases of people illegally burning. Also the arson factor...there are videos of people in Quebec for whatever reason, starting fires and filming themselves....be well!

Am senior..with no dr..cant get pain killers because of the drug addicts. So thinking about oil... My back leaving me in tears... Mri shows bad physical bone issues...so its not in my head!!

So funny, we get to read and hear yours everyday

Canada is not the country we once knew after 9 yrs of Trudeau leading it. The decriminalization of drugs was or is a pilot project in BC. First, they handed out "safe supply" government funded prescription opioids. Then they made it legal to possess up to 2.5 grams of things like yes, crack, heroin etc. Since putting it in place, in 1 year 2500 people died from o'd. Approx. 6 a day. The leading cause of death for 10 - 18 yr olds became drug o'd. The government has pulled back only to make it illegal to use drugs in public spaces. Like at hospitals, parks, beaches etc. With the prices soaring, homelessness and this, we are rapidly looking like what is a third world country.

Tyler: "A lost puppy was found in Brandon, Manitoba yesterday?? I've never heard of this!!"

Human trafficing is also becoming a big issue in Canada as well, all across the country. And marjiuana is completely legal in Canada; it is distributed by the government, just like alchol. Here it is run by the liquor control commission.

Hamilton is in Ontario, close to Toronto.

15:12 Cannabis is legal for recreational use nationwide. The provincial governments regulate it. I think the minimum in any province is you can carry 30g on you legally for personal use. Anyone can buy it legally who’s 18/19+. The only legal place to buy is a private licensed dispensary in some provinces and in others it’s provincially run stores, ie you’re an employee of the province(the Maritimes - same as alcohol, no private sale or stores allowed).

Tyler, even Canadians don't get to hear all the news that happens in Canada, especially when a person is listening to mainstream Canadian tv networks. Alot of times I hear of Canadian happenings on American networks. The Canadian government funds the major networks in Canada, so what the government doesn't want us to know, we DON'T SEE. Thank God for independent reporters who are ONLINE.

Canada may be a nicer place to live, but the United States has more economic opportunities. Many well-known Hollywood actors have moved to your country from Canada, for example. Some Canadians who became unemployed after the Avro Arrow fighter jet project was cancelled moved to the United States and helped with the Apollo program.

I missread that as 2023 stabbings. And the person didnt die? I was like how the hell can someone survive two thousand and twenty three stab wounds... lol

The cannabis thing they took too much , start with small dose , You increase dosage as days go by based on immunity

6 months into 2024, Hamilton, Ontario has had 28 shootings so far......

Check out Mile 0 of the Alaska highway or the Sunshine coast of BC Canada. Beautiful country and hidden gems throughout BC. Ever hear of the Merritt Mountain Music Festival?

Start vid and my first thought was “dang that car looks familiar” I live in Waterloo. That stabbing was big news and was at UofW.

If the people that lived next door were so loud that I couldn't sleep. I would ask them to keep it down. If they didn't, when I left for work I would have my music and TV at volume 9.

In canada we also like to put people in jail for words too.

The food bank story isn’t uplifting because inflation has caused grocery prices to go up so far that people need donated food

I was in a house fire 5 years ago, almost died, my dog died... I'm lucky to have family that could help out, i lived with my sister for a week and then a friend of my parents while i recovered... I can only imagine what these people in complete city fires go through

My father uses cannibus for his knee pain as nothing else will work for him.

You really should add to this type of video, a part where you check the American equivalent news of whatever you're checking in Canada. So you hear about 1 in 20 women this then check it out what it is in the states just to give you a better view on what's going on

Crime happens in Canada, it just seems to far less frequent than in the US. From Stats Can, 2022 had 874 homicides in all of Canada, in the same year, US had 19,151. US is roughly 10x the population of Canada so divide 19,151 by 10 = 1951 vs 874; more than double the rate

Bro skipped the Edmonton Oilers 😭

Marijuana being decriminalized is... Sorta fine, I've been a life long smoker, but I'm still on the fence about weed being legalized... Anything after that side from maybe mushrooms, absolutely not... They're just lazy about locking people up lol

There is a difference between decriminalization and legal. Cannabis is legal, you can go to the store and buy some, like liquor, cigarette, etc.. Decriminalization of drugs would allow hard drogue user to receive the help they need, secure environment/equipment for their usage instead of being put in jail for that crime. It would still be illegal, just not a crime.

21:00 There's a difference between decriminalization and legalization.

Tyler.... You should look for a different news feed. How can any legitimate Canadian news source not have several stories regarding a Canadian based NHL team qualifying for the Stanly Cup final series for the first time in 18 years? Also, the two final teams will be traveling a greater distance between cities than ever before. You seem to be fond of the fact that most Canadians live within 90 miles of the U.S. border. Not so in this case. Edmonton is by far the most northern metropolis in North America. With a greater metro population of 1.35 million, the Edmonton population is 4 and a half times greater than Anchorage, which no one could call a "large" city. The juxtaposition of Edmonton versus a Florida based team for a hockey championship (the Stanley cup) should appeal to your sense of the unique and peculiar.

Lol it is NOT easy to immigrate legally from Canada to the US, it is a lottery and very few Canadians are accepted per year versus other countries.

Bertoll i so called olive oil had a huge class action lawsuit filed against them 5 or 6 years ago. Their olive oil was (and still is ) “adulterated” with other oils such as canola (rape seed oil) or safflower oil. Nothing wrong with canola or safflower- Canola is a huge Canadian product but the point is it was labelled as olive oil. If you want pure olive oil can go on line to see the brands that are certified. The Mafia was involved in this. I never buy Bertolli - it’s cheap and can be found at dollar stores. Best to research before buying - also south American and US olive oil is often miss labelled. Surprised me that Costco Kirkland brand is pure! Certified organic Extra Virgin olive oil is a whole world of difference.

I think you misread the article on the human smuggling from B.C., those are not Canadians being smuggled into the U.S., they are mostly Indian Citizens from India and sometimes South Americans who were trying to cross into the U.S. from B.C. you made it sound like it was Canadian citizens illegally crossing!

Immigrants often view Canada as a gateway to the USA, as the government continues to welcome individuals from troubled nations, leaving Canadians to address the resulting challenges. Many aim to reach the USA, and it seems Canada has become an inadvertent stepping stone in their journey.

As a Canadian...get him to 100k pls...❤

I have been following you for a while and do enjoy your discovery of my country Canada . I was wondering why while I have been following you under the name Bucket recently a video came up under the name Rumple . Just curious Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤

3:00 which makes absolutely no sense

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered

Murder and violence never was normal in canada until 2015+. It was a big story if someone go murdered