What Canadians Think of Each Other's Provinces | American Reacts 

It's great that we can all laugh about each other's stereotypes.

I'm from NB and always knew how nice Newfoundlander's were, but after 911, I love them, they are the nicest folks.

Ontario needs to be considered as two separate subjects - Northern Ontario and Southern Ontario. Both have their own distinct personalities.

You should watch "Bon Cop Bad Cop" Its a bilingual(french/english) movie from Quebec, you will learn a lot, its also a great movie ,so nothing to lose ;)

Exactly, everyone from Quebec, like me, expects that you at least try to speak French. Because now, a lot of people, specifically in Montreal, don't even try to speak French, and it's so frustrating sometimes. So, we just continue to speak in English with those who don't.😭

Wow... So the entire review of Ontario was about Toronto 😂 No wonder wonder Toronto thinks it's the center of the world 😅 There is so much more to Ontario ❤️

I's Da B'y is a traditional Newfoundland folk song. It goes "I's the b'ye that builds the boat (I'm the guy who built the boat) And I's the b'ye that sails her (and I'm the guy who sails her) I's the b'ye that catches the fish (I'm the guy who catches the fish) And brings 'em home to Lizer (dialect for Elizabeth/Liza) [Chorus Hip yer partner, Sally Thibault Hip yer partner, Sally Brown Fogo, Twillingate, Moreton's Harbour (towns in Notre Dame Bay, when visited in sequence by boat you travel a circle) All around the circle] Sods and rinds to cover your flake (sod and bark to cover your fish drying rack) Cake and tea for supper Codfish in the spring o' the year Fried in maggoty butter (the previous year's butter would be going bad when the Spring fishery started) (Chorus) I don't want your maggoty fish (codfish containing worms) They're no good for winter (they'll spoil and we'll starve) Well I could buy as good as that Down in Bona Vista (quite an insult from Lizer to her fish-bringing-home man) (Chorus) Great Big Sea does a version, you should react to some of their music!

As a french Canadian, they were mild about Quebec haha! We are the black sheep of canada. We often have our own sets of laws and customs, for the better or worst. I think we Quebecois likes to entertain the fact that we know better, but frankly this is just a persona, don't take that as us being narcissist. We are often the butt of jokes, so we have to compensate and act like we don't care :D. I love all my canadians people, even if we can be mean to eachothers. We are like half brothers. :] Also, you are very smart, you are very nuanced and your approach to whatever is said in the videos you are watching, is exceptionnaly full of insights. It's a pleasure listening to you man.

Quebec is an extremely beautiful Province, so is every province!

They missed Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and the maritimes 😥

"I'se the B'y" is a classic Newfoundland folk song that has been recorded by many artists. One of my faves, because my pop (grandpa) used to sing it all the time!

There's a brilliant joke about Montreal and Toronto that I heard from a Just For Laughs festival comedian back in the 90's: "Imagine two brothers. One drinks, smokes, boozes it up at bars and strip joints, goes to parties, and generally enjoys life. The other's an accountant." (audience (we're in Mtl, remember) ROARS with laughter. Comedian leans into the mic) "I can see I don't have to tell you which is which." Another, by Lorne Elliott, whilst discussing snow days, and how everyone gets an unexpected day off and the kids all love it (talking about the 70's, when snow days used to be a real thing that really could shut down business). "But there was always that one kid in class, 'Tsk, I _wanted_ to go to school today!' These children apparently all grew up and moved to Toronto." You could also try to Bowser and Blue song "Toronto!" too. Recall these are Montreal comedians usually talking to an Anglo-Quebecois audience. They're HILARIOUS.

Even people *IN* Ontario who aren't in Toronto throw shade on Toronto. Toronto is a legend in its own mind.

I have travelled by motorhome across our beautiful country. Found friendly welcoming people and beauty in every province. Have not had the Newfoundland experience yet, however I know many people from Newfoundland and find them to be very friendly. We should celebrate this amazing country. Like a large family, we do bicker but a lot of that is very petty. Which just makes us very human.

Haha dude every time you state a fact about Canada I always think back to the first videos when you didn't know as much about Canada and now you know so much! its awesome! 🤣B.C. one was actually pretty spot on.

I now find myself smiling and nodding at Tyler, saying "Yes, that's right!" when he displays his knowledge. This was all pretty spot-on for a roast. This is what we think. I would suggest that Tyler NOT adopt the term "Newfie" for Newfoundlander, though. And, the only negative comment about Newfoundlanders was by the guy from Newfoundland. We love them - and I say that as a Torontonian.

5:40 that’s the starting lyrics from a traditional Newfie song, I’s the B’y. The band Great Big Sea did a cover of it (as have many, many others) but unfortunately the band isn’t around anymore. They recorded some great songs during their time, highly recommend them. Might be a good future video where you listen to Canadian songs and bands

Quebec is a wonderful place to visit. It’s beautiful but I’ve had very mixed amounts of friendliness. It does have GREAT cultural festivals and amazing food. What Quebec does right, it really does right. I go there as often as possible. Newfoundland is the friendliest place in Canada. If your car breaks down there, you will be invited into any home I think. Lol. Their accents are rich and can be hard to understand. Never call them newfies unless you are from Newfoundland. They work hard and party harder and are, generally speaking, a hardy and proud people. I’ve never had a bad time there even I. The winter when there is 10 feet of snow I’m from Nova Scotia. We are also known for the same thing gas as Newfoundland but they do everything a bit better. lol. It’s warmer and we also know for fishing. Pei is a beautiful little place to visit. It looks like the shire from lord of the rings. Just like old of the rings it’s filled with hairy foot hobbits. Jk. If I could vacation there every year I would. New Brunswick is the annoying bit that separates Nova Scotia from the rest of Canada. It takes forever to drive though the damn place burning you take time to stop and visit, it’s a beautiful place and there are a lot of wonderful things to do and see. Ontario gets a bad wrap but it’s huge, wonderful and dynamic. If you live in Toronto, it’s the centre of the universe. Or so those bastards will try and make you believe anyway. lol. It’s also an amazing place to eat. It’s so diverse, that you can get any kind of food you can think of. The praries are the praries and I haven’t spend a lot of time in any of the provinces that long. I’ve enjoyed myself every time I went but was happy to leave. Alberta has some stunning places to visit. Breathtaking mountains and ski resorts and our king, Wayne Gretzky played hockey there. BC is BC and if it weren’t for the cost of living, it’s the only other place in Canada I’d love to live

""I'se The B'y" (also I's The Bye) is a traditional Newfoundland folk song/ballad. "I's the B'y" is in the Newfoundland English dialect, and translates to standard English as "I'm the Boy" or "I'm the Guy". The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame decided to honour the song in 2005, officially accepting it as part of the Canadian Song Hall of Fame." I's the b'y that builds the boat And I's the b'y that sails her I's the b'y that catches the fish And brings them home to Liza. (or Lizer) Chorus: Hip yer partner, Sally Thibault Hip yer partner, Sally Brown Fogo, Twillingate, Moreton's Harbour All around the circle! Sods and rinds to cover your flake Cake and tea for supper Codfish caught in the spring o' the year Fried in maggoty butter. Chorus: I don't want your maggoty fish[5] They're no good for winter I could buy as good as that Down in Bonavista. Chorus: I took Liza to a dance As fast as she could travel And every step that she did take Was up to her knees in gravel. Chorus: Susan White, she's out of sight Her petticoat wants a border Old Sam Oliver in the dark He kissed her in the corner.

One of the things no one mentioned is the Rocky Mountains which are shared between Alberta & BC. Just one of many beautiful places in Canada

If you want to see how they transport things to the territories during winter they have a show called Ice Road Trucks. It's mind blowing! Also they have a TV show called Highway Thru Hell about 2 different main highways in BC. They both go through the mountains and can be really dangerous at times. Growing up in BC, most people have driven them and have their own stories they could tell. Recently, the river that runs right beside it flooded it and ripped a good section out. It interrupted food and good traveling to Alberta. And cut off the rest of BC from Vancouver and the lower mainland. Check out it!!

In Alberta it is not that we are most American like. It is that Alberta has a lot of oil and money. The people are nothing like Americans for the most part. Canadians has a lot of American influence from media, but that is the country as a whole. Alberta has a lot of ranching, and once when Bush was here for a G7 conference, when he arrived, everyone was wearing cowboy hats, and he thought it was for him. The cowboy hats of Calgary are a symbol of the city. It was very funny.😊

West Edmonton mall is just barely smaller than mall of America and has a water park and an amusement park inside.

Tyler even I'm mexican I feel related with the canadians, we have our opinions of the other mexican states from north to south 😅 some good or bad 😅 The best to you man 😊

Some years back I was at a Busker's Festival in Halifax. While sitting in a waterfront pub listening to McGuinty. The woman beside me from Calgary{pronounced "Calgree") asked where I was from and when I said " The font of all wisdom and knowledge" she immediately said. ' Oh, you're from Toronto". "True" I told her but the actor Peter Ustinov said Toronto was New York run by the Swiss. Good fun and good to laugh at yourself.

I’s the b’y means “I’m the guy” and it comes from a rather famous(in Canada, at least) traditional Newfoundland song, also called “I’s the b’y” about a fisherman and his wife. Or, rather, most Canadians know it because of that song, but it’s also just like… semi-standard dialect in parts of Newfoundland

Edmonton mall is really big with a roller-coaster inside

As a french speaking Québécoise who lives in Montréal, we do appreciate when tourists attempt to speak french and we don't mock or juge if your french isn't the best☺What we do dislike is when we greet someone in french only to get yelled at with "I don't speak french!" of "Speak ENGLISH!"

I am from Quebec and I have seen some provinces but not all.. My brother lived in British Columbia which I loved very much

Oh this was fun to hear. Thanks for the feature! "I'se The B'y" (also I's The Bye) is a traditional Newfoundland folk song/ballad. "I's the B'y" is in the Newfoundland English dialect, and translates to standard English as "I'm the Boy" or "I'm the Guy". The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame decided to honour the song in 2005, officially accepting it as part of the Canadian Song Hall of Fame.(Wikipedia copied)

"How many Torontonians does it take to screw in a lightbulb? .... Just one to hold the lightbulb, and the rest of the world to revolve around him."

There was a reddit discussion where people roasted one province every day for 11 or 13, I can't remember if they lumped the territories in one or kept it individual. There were a couple of nasty ones ❤️ Some of the best ones: "Ontario makes Québec look good with finances/money." "If Québec wanted to separate, they should have let the rest of Canada vote." "There was a contest on the radio, the third place prize was a week for 2 in Winnipeg. The 2nd place is a weekend for 2 in Winnnipeg and the 1st place is 1 night in Winnipeg." Ontario: "Toronto is an hour away from Toronto." When they got to the maritimes: "Why are we still doing this? All the important provinces have been roasted." "Saskatchewan, easier to draw than spell." "If you go across Canada, you can cross the province of Saskatchewan on Neutral."

All my life in BC, and I'd say pretty accurate... except the "not nice" I think is mistaken because people are careful to not invade each others' space uninvited, which is confused with being "standoffish."

Hey Tyler, Great Big Sea is a famous local band in Newfoundland that sings a version of I'se The B'y. Google them and have a listen. Also, Newfoundland is know for fish, specifically Cod. It's a big part of why Newfoundland was settled. It was a big part of the economy too until it collapsed in the 90s.

Canadians are all proud of Canada but also enjoy a little banter, now if only we could find a government that was for the people

Lmfao the Albertan woman mentioned the blue ring. 😂 Tyler, the blue ring is a public art piece that cost us half a million bucks... and it's literally just a ring painted blue. We also have the Bowfort Towers, which is... well it is a few slabs of rock attached to steel girders. It looks like half finished construction. But if you think that's bad, the city of Calgary just announced a $2.25m splash of water statue that they are pre-fabbing in the UK and shipping here. Everyone in this city that has any concern about govt spending (read: 90+% of us) hate public art

I live in Regina, which is the capital of Saskatchewan. Our population is only 1.2 million for the province. We have a lot of farming and in the northern part of the province is all forest. We don't have any professional NHL teams but we have a professional football team with the CFL. We have a rivalry with Winnipeg both on the field and off. Would love to see some videos on Sask or even the CFL that you can look into.

P.E.I in the summer months is glorious. I can't say enough about the people, the beautiful beaches and scenery. One not to miss on a visit down aest IMHO ❤❤

As a born and raised British Columbian… can confirm “BC Bud” is the best 😂

I would love to hear what Canadians really think about Quebec on (federal) election night!

As a Toronto person, this is really apt about Ontario and specifically Toronto, as seen from the outside in Canada. We are at risk of having center-of-the universe syndrome politically and culturally. Also I've been to New York and, indeed, Toronto does have a lot of stuff that imitates New York City, to the point that, if you go to New York, you will have very funny moments of "Oh THIS is what they were going for with that!" about parks and urban spaces. It is weird.

My fav. Newfie expression is “ stay where you’re to ‘till I comes where you’re at”. Or “ I’ll drop over by and by”. My mum’s youngest sister married a Newfie - we’re Victoria BC born and bred so he was very very entertaining. What a great guy and so very ver nice. He and my aunty drove back to Newfoundland every summer to see his family.

Most of the communities in the territories can only be reached by air. And they're tiny. So yeah everything is expensive.

Les Québécois in general are happy to meet people who try to speak french when they come visit. It is widely seen as a mark of respect, as we do when we visit anyplace else in the rest of North America. Contrarily to what is said, we don't make a fuss of mistakes or accents. I think most Canadians of the rest of Canada who comes visit feel shy and uncomfortable in trying to speak a second language and fear being judged... they shouldn't! Au plaisir!

As a person from Quebec here from Montreal it is quite true what's been said not for everyone obviously but some Quebecers gonna indeed be like OMG when they see someone who's English speaking trying to speak French and I actually when I was working on customer service seen someone Struggling in French and instinctively Switch to English as on her ID she was from Ontario and I got shocked that she says I'm in Quebec I'm here to speak French 😁

People in Newfoundland has such an extreme friendly inviting personality, such an amazing place

It’s unfortunate that whoever made this video did not include all provinces. Saskatchewan, Manitoba, PEI and Nova Scotia were not in there.

Yep. It's very expensive to live in the territories because a lot of necessities have to be transported there, often by airplanes because there no roads in some of these areas. It also goes for the northern parts of many of the other provinces too.

I'm a quebecer and yeah we spot people from outside quebec in seconds just because of the accent

because most of the place up far north do not have roads and lots of things are flown in - so the cost of things is about 5 - 25 times the 'normal retail' prices.

Anyone else gonna point out that he only watched half the video? Lol But anyway, as someone from NB, I can give my opinions, though note that I worked at a roadside assistance call center for 10 years, so a lot of my opinions are based on that. Territories: I really hope your car doesn't break down, it'll take forever to get someone out to you. But also I visited NWT once and your waterfalls are GORGEOUS. BC: Lots of mountains, and I hope the planet chills out on the natural disasters for you guys. Seriously, you need a break. Also, I've heard that you throw the best Pride parades. Alberta: Cowboys, farmlands, and poor cell reception. Looooong highways. You're also all really chill when I tell you that it'll take 3 days to get a jump start in the winter. Saskatchewan: ....I don't think I've ever gotten a call from you guys the entire 10 years I did roadside, so I'm assuming you all just know someone with a tow truck. Also, loved Corner Gas and Little Mosque on the Prairie. Seriously, you guys make great sitcoms. Manitoba: ....Your dispatchers are jerks. I don't know about the rest of you. Ontario: Like the people in the video said, you all seem to think that you're the only part of Canada. Like you're perfectly okay people, otherwise, but you've gotta expand your horizons. Quebec: The handful of you who recognize my NB accent are sweethearts, and I love you. Actually, most Québécois people outside of Montreal are really nice. Montrealers... You all need to chill. Newfoundland: You're all perfect and I love you. No notes. Literally the nicest and most welcoming people you'll ever meet. Prince Edward Island: 2nd most welcoming people, you're also all very lovely. Also you guys are really on the ball for eco friendly lifestyles and recycling, we could all learn from you. Nova Scotia: You're pretty cool. Great scenic coastlines, and Halifax is the closest the Maritimes have to a big city. You do tend to steal all the attention though. New-Brunswick: Home sweet home. Everyone forgets we exist, which isn't helped by the fact that anyone remotely cool eventually moves to either Alberta or Nova Scotia. We're a very pretty province though, and have some great concert sites.

"I's the b'y" is a beloved and very well known Newfoundland folk song with a sort of square-dance call for the chorus. The verses are somewhat surreal and faintly naughty. Most people don't know them all, but any Canadian worth his or her salt knows at least the first verse (and occasionally the mystifying chorus).

Not surprising to me is the guy from Nfld immediately cracking jokes. I've not met a Newfoundlander yet who wasn't absolutely hilarious.

Vancouverite here... yes, many here are stuck up. As for stoners... we are famous for BC Bud. During the Vietnam war, many US draft dodgers escaped the war and came up here. They brought their hippie lifestyle and knowledge of cannabis with them. As a result, we've grown into a cannabis cultivation capital of the world. At one point, we had a $7 billion illegal cannabis industry. Cheech and Chong, the godfathers of cannabis comedy are from Vancouver. Up in Smoke, their first movie, was based on the Vancouver hippie culture, but set in the States. Stacy Keach played Sgt. Stedenko, who was based on Vancouver undercover cop Abe Snidanko. After the movie came out, his cover was blown. They had to transfer him to another country. Then on his retirement, Cheech and Chong sent him an autographed photo. 😋

6:40 No. This isn't a roast. This is what we think of each other and we all know it, so no hard feelings.

Vancouverites is the preferred term for most of the core of the city. When you hit some of the burbs they have different ways of recognition. I lived all over the lower mainland. There is a microcosm of our whole country in Vancouver and the surrounding suburbs.

Had two people from Saskatchewan but was left off the list as well as Manitoba. Imagine that!

Montreal bagels and pizzas are nice for the same reason they are in New York. People are passionate about baking them there and the water chemistry results in a really nice dough in that region. It's also known to be some of the best drinking water.

No we’re not like New York and I couldn’t be happier about that.

It's so expensive in remote territory up north due to the extra cost of getting supplies somewhere so remote for example flying in supplies to stores

"I's the by" translates to "I'm the guy", i.e. "I is the boy". The song is "I's the by that builds the boat and I's the by that sails 'er. I's the by that catches the fish and brings them home to Liza."

Yet again no one mentioned Saskatchewan... LoL I guess we are just a big rectangle that is hard to spell. But I can agree with the guys who spoke in the clip - honest and true speaking. That is very much what we are.

when i was is whitehorse (capital of yukon) if you didn’t go grocery shopping basically the day the shipments came in you would be paying outrageous prices for everything.

Manitoba, PEI, and New Brunswick didn't seem to be covered (but there was somebody from NB commenting).

Newfoundland doesn't just have an accent. Everywhere has an accent. They have a full dialect, meaning different words and phrases etc. Also, the fishing off of Newfoundland is world famously good. Like, a huge part of what led Europeans to Canada.

You mentioned in another video that there are always memes about the Leafs not winning the cup...the "animosity" towards Toronto is related to that lol

Agree with the comments about Vancouver - I grew up in Vancouver and have no interest in living there again. Not nearly as friendly as it once was and way too expensive. Currently in Victoria - reminds me of Vancouver from way back when. Also BC is generally viewed as expensive - you know what BC stands for??? Bring Cash...

As a Torontonian for over 30 years now I can indeed confirm that the rest of the country dislikes us (to put it mildly) whether they've ever set foot in the city or not. And BC guy, Vancouver will never be Seattle either. Deal with it.

Southern Ontario, Northern Ontario and the GTA all have different cultures. I’m from Brantford and we get so annoyed when people compare us to Toronto. I’m sure Hamilton, Niagara, Waterloo and London people feel the same way.

BC Bud - as a native British Columbian, I can confirm, we have the best weed and are mostly chill stoners 😂

In Quebec they do appreciate putting in an effort, it's just that their standard for what constitutes an effort is ridiculously high. Perhaps if they realize that you're from a country other than Canada (especially if it's not the US), they'll be a little more understanding.

East coast peeps are true nicest peeps ya ever meet...wish all were like them

It's more than I expected that nobody's first reaction to Quebec is to do with their outlier status politically (for better and worse) and the constant discourse about their potential separation from the rest of Canada. This is a lot more gentle than was likely.

That classic Newfie song: I'se The B'y that builds the boat and I'se The B'y that sails her and I'se The B'y that catches the fish and Brings 'em home to Liza CHORUS: Hip-yer-partner Sally Tibbo Hip-yer-partner Sally Brown Fogo, Twillingate, Morton's Harbour, All around the circle Sods and rinds to cover your flake, Cake and tea for supper Cod fish in the spring of the year, Fried in maggoty butter CHORUS I don't want your maggoty fish They're no good for winter Well I can buy as good as that, Way down in Bonavista! CHORUS I took Liza to a dance, As fast as she can travel, And every step that she could take, Was up to her knees in gravel CHORUS Susan White she's outta sight, Her petticoat wants a border, Well old Sam Oliver in the dark, He kissed her in the corner! CHORUS I'se The B'y that builds the boat and I'se The B'y that sails her and I'se The B'y that catches the fish and Brings 'em home to Liza CHORUS

My mom said the other privinces are just jealous of me (ontario)

There are provinces missing from this video! Manitoba, PEI, Nova Scotia, what the hell!

I'm from New Brunswick but have lived in Alberta for 20 years.....Alberta is the Merica of Canada and Calgary is its' Texas! Hahaha!

If there's a generally shared view of how Canadians view one another, it's that the further away from T'rona we get, the better it is. So the title of perfect Canada is shared by St John's, Victoria, and Tuktoyaktuk 😅. You say all Americans have strong feelings about other states. How strong a feeling is it possible to have about states such as Rhode Island or Nebraska? 🤔

Quebec is a great place to be from.

as a person that lived in NFLD I would never go back. I came from Ontario to NFLD and the winters were just awful, only thing I liked about winter was snow days off of school. People are nice, would go back to visit though. Maybe with global warming the winters are not that harsh anymore, I remember going down the streets and there is just this wall of white, and God in the mornings mom is like get out there and shovel the snow so I can get out to work, drag my sleepy ass out of bed to do some hard shoveling almost every morning, and mom was to cheep to get a snow blower.

Sad no representative or even a mention of Manitoba. Even my fellow Canadians ignore us.

what do you expect when the "Kingdom of Toronto with it's serfdom of the GTA" acts like they are the centre of the universe

What happened to Manitoba? They just totally forgot about a whole Province!?

Newfoundland has the friendliest and most welcoming people.

I've lived in Toronto most of my life, but the rest of my family are on the east coast (NS and NFLD). Toronto is decent for finding employment. There are a ton of great restaurants, which I can't afford to go to. Same for concerts. Not all Torontonians are stuck up a-holes, but there certainly are enough here for that impression to be completely understandable. Basically, don't try to talk to people in downtown Toronto on the street, unless they are obvious tourists. Tourists are usually friendly. Most people from here will ignore you or just be straight up rude. I also hate driving here. In any given 30 minute period driving here, there will be at least 10 aggressive idiots on the road you will want to yell at. If it wasn't for my job, I would have left long ago. To the rest of Canada, please don't hate all of us in Toronto. Some of us would love to escape, but that can be difficult to do. But please make fun of Toronto sports teams as much as you like. I couldn't possibly care less about who wins any sporting event, except maybe F1 racing where I will cheer for anyone not named Max Verstappen. He's dangerously aggressive, and generally an a-hole. It's amazing he's not from Toronto. ;)

Hi Tyler. I, in the recents days came back to your channel. Like always it still so interesting and funny to listen to your videos. Congrats.

To be accurate those interviews should have included *french* Quebecers.

Hm… I feel like something is missing…. AKA Manitoba the always forgotten prairie province 😂

As an Ontarian, I feel like most of the criticism of my province is directed at Toronto in particular, and frankly I think most Ontarians are down to throw some egg on Toronto as well. As for BC, over the years the stereotype I'm picked up about that province is that British Columbians are, I guess soft compared to the rest of Canada, on account of living on the west coast and having those warm Pacific currents leading to mild winters. At least the ones living in the coastal areas.

thank you for your content. I love this AND I'm learning more about my country

I live in Alberta, We've got it all. Besides the two great cities and whole lot of wholesome heartland. There's the Rockies to the West, Grasslands with lakes east and south, and of course the Woodland lakes of the North. It's a great and beautiful province.

Yes, Alberta is the Texas of Canada, lots of people in the "Awl bidness" Calgary Stampede, cattle ranches, 38 litre (10 gallon) hats, low taxes, same as Texas.

Born and raised in Vancouver and have spent a lot of time outside of bc, but I have to agree Vancouverites are notorious for being cliquie and unfriendly and unapproachable. I wouldn't say rude per se but at the very least if you almost bump into them they will say sorry like every Canadian. 😂But don't expect anyone to randomly strike up a conversation with you because they're insular. Except you'll me I'll talk with anyone and often get a weird look. During the 2010 olympics, it was funny, the locals came out of their shell and talked to anyone and everyone it was the weirdest thing even on a bus. The moment all the tourists and athletes left we went back to our "unfriendly" selves 😂 Montreal never wants or needs to be in New York because it has its own level of fabulous but with respect to Toronto and New York I moved to Toronto at 21 in the late 80s, spent a year there, got so sick of the attitude and how fabulous they were (and how much they wanted to be New York but weren't) that I ended up moving to the real thing and spent four years in NYC. A Toronto guyI knew from there who made fun of my lack of sophistication about getting into night clubs or something, saw me in the village of New York City and was all like "oh my God isn't it great here don't you love it oh it's so fabulous blah blah blah ..." As he sort of embarrassed himself in the big city himself and I swear to God it was good karma lol😂 And yup Alberta: America light: guns, oil, rednecks, cowboys, cattle, beef, freedom, guns, Freedom convoys, low taxes, don't take our money, don't take our wealth, no taxes, guns, don't touch our guns or money, F you feds, Freedom! Texas light! Beef! For such a huge, almost ungovernable country, but the one thing that unites us is we all hate Toronto 😂

Alberta is Texas North. Quebec stops pipelines from going through there province to get to the east coast.

I don't think they said anything about Saskatchewan...or Manitoba..how rude..😂

I grew up in Vancouver and you definitely need an attitude there. It's a beautiful city but It's very fast paced so don't get in anybody's way or you'll hear about it. Then I moved to the island and what a culture shock, it took me a while to slow down and enjoy island time. And yes B.C. is known for its weed

As a coastal BC resident (Vancouver adjacent) I can say most of our “red necks” are imported from Alberta lol and people who live in Vancouver can be a little elitist for sure 😅. The rest of Canada thinks Toronto thinks they are the centre of the world.

If you want all the Newfoundland stereotypes in one video... "I is a newfoundlander" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M8j8WL-qw5E.html They are friendly and have a generally good sense of humour. Heck some of the more... vicious(?) Newfie jokes I ever heard were told to me by the "Newfie" I hung out with for a while. Ontario... it is English and the most populated province... it does "put on airs" so to speak. Because of the population (ON and QC are highest) and the fact they are dominated by English speakers they do tend to (in stereotypes) think what they want is the most important. The territories are expensive as so much has to be imported and/or custom built for there.

Newfie here .... "Ise the bye that builds the boats and Ise the bye who sails her", Ise the bye (boy) that catches the fish and brings em home to Lizer (Liza). NL was basrd on the fishery. BC is Canadas California, Quebec is unique but also that child in the family who feels entitled. :) Ontario is Canadas industrial heartland, it's where all the Newfies ran out of money heading west for work ...lol. (That's an old joke) . All in all , we all love each other and we each have something different to contribute to our large Country.

I'm from BC originally, and the comments on that Province are pretty accurate.