What If Each Canadian Province Became Independent? 

Yeah that was pretty hard to hear 😂 but a Portuguese accent will do that I guess

Emphasis is on the second syllable, sas-KATCH-ew-an, or e-wan. I have heard both.

You were way off

Coulda been worse! It's more like sə-SKA-chew-ən, with "chew" being pronounced exactly the same as the english word and "ska" being like "scan" without the n.

Switzerland 🇨🇭

I laughed SO HARD

It bothered me so much every time he mispronounced it.

saska-CHYEOW-in lol

Gotta say it like you're from boston a lil bit. sass KAATCH ewan

"Suskachewun"

It's name is not Northwest Territory. It's Northwest Territories. What do you think Canada is, Australia?

Bubby Kins are you Canadian? you dont seem like it...

@@bubbykins4864 oh no I mispelled a name. What a drama!

@@bubbykins4864 yea

@@TheRealKingLeopoldII that the joke, btw i just saw you in the underratad megacity video.

Quebec still depict most of Labrador as part of their territory. Their battle for definitive ownership would be with Newfoundland.

not labrador they're good, Quebec is the problem

@@bk9661 Of course Québec is the problem. jfc look at their re-opening plan, this is gonna cause thousands of unwarranted deaths.

The Lost Prophecies Pff I dont think So...we have to do that or we will be in quarantine forever

@@bk9661 THANK YOU

@dorian shalapay Thanks! we know! that's why we wanna leave eh!

Northern Ontario: "Ugh. Can't Toronto stop deciding what they want for us? Ugh. Bunch of annoying racist snobs. Deriding us Northern guys, just treating us like a bank, and like our culture means nothing. Tabarnac!"

Newfoundland: We should have staid as apart of the British Empire.

@freedom fighter That's funny that you say that but also can't understand after why we want to leave Canada. It's like "I will hate you in my country but if you leave it I will hate you more" .

@freedom fighter 4 mouths ago you said : "Lmfao omg that is so true eh god i hate the frenchies" how did your opinion change so fast ?

Alberta is seeming less and less fond of the union as well. Bit of an oversight on GK's part. Also, I tend to hear the rest of Canada doesn't care much for Ontario.

There's also a border conflict between québec and newfounland

@@Sinaeb Including a centuries old land dispute! Quebec argues that most of Labrador belongs to them and still includes Labrador sometimes in their map.

There definitely is a problem with Quebec (the only French speaking province) and the rest of Canada. I also seem to remember back in the late 80's (maybe) when Quebec was seeking independence that PEI, Nova Scotia, and NFL&Lab were considering joining the US as states.

@@gerriefarman3174 You can only blame english imperialism

William Lam lmao ikr

I’m from Vancouver

@@josephstalin21 shiiiit i didnt know Stalin was from Canada

war between ontario and alberta on day 1

Scottie Paterson seems possible. *Very* possible.

Nathan Ouedraogo now that hurts.

Alberta the 51st State

@@Bluesonofman Yeeaaahhhh. We here is the US every once in a while hear some half hearted grumblings from a couple of the Western Provinces about succession, and someone always suggests maybe they could be absorbed into the USA. Here is the deal. These grumbling are pretty much based on largely metropolitan areas believing that is what is good for them would also be good for what are basically largely rural areas. Or to put it in the vernacular, "Those elitist pricks in Toronto want to tell us how we should live our lives here in [insert name of Western Province here]. The question isn't whether we should make them the 51st State, but "Why would they be interested in trading the elitist pricks in Toronto for the elitist pricks in Washington, DC?"

I’m from the U.S. too, and I for 60+ years I have never understood why The area of Quebec south of the St. Lawrence and New Brunswick aren’t part of the U.S. . Those areas are so awkward being part of Canada, and I think it would’ve been better if they were part of the U.S. when we won the revolution. However, they’re very French, and the British (while Canada was still a colony) probably wouldn’t want us at Quebec City’s and Montreal’s doorstep.

IT'S NOT IT'S A MOUNTAIN AND A WHEAT ON THE FLAG

LOL

No. Not since the 1950s.

Newfoundland would be better off with Britain, because Canada hates us and they give us 15% tax.

@@luketheduke169 uk sales tax is 18%

@@anonUK Laughs in Malvines

Alberta: becomes independent Alberta: has oil Alberta: requests to enter NATO USA: sends NATO *

As an Albertan, I approve of this comment.

Wake up honey. It would be a miracle if the United States manage to keep their territorial integrity in the next couple of generations. They'd be lucky if they don't become "free real estate" soon.

Alberta needs Freedom TM

Panthera noo usa would kill them and that my BIGGEST DREAM 😍

LOL 😂🤣👍🏒🏑⛸️🇨🇦🍁 Yes!!

Ontario and Quebec would kick ass

Us Newfoundlanders would get demolished.

What would happen to the CHL

Mc Hael Productions 1 can’t make it through the first round 1 is a laughing stock and the other is alright I’ll let you guess the teams

mysteriousDSF we don’t hate Canadian we just hated being in Canada

Francophones are a stubborn people (in a good way) that assert their place throughout Canada without compromising their language. They don't really need their own province to do so. Long live French Canada! ✊

Yeah. Us in the North of Ontario are irritated at the constant attempt to make us seem small. See the language population statistics. Its done as a whole, and doesn't consider the North, outside of the South. Vive La Francophonie!

Gg Toine being in the country that invented pineapple pizza is a big shame but being non-canadian would feel weird and empty

@@bloxknight1145Dont ever talk about my DELICOUS pineapple pizza like that!

If any of the First Nations in the new country have a word for 'tundra,' they're good to go.

Maybe the Republic of the Northwest Tundra?

they could unite with Nunavut to form the Innuit Republic

@@thecubularemperor That would be cool

Maybe Saskatchewan needs a new name as well. Something shorter… catchier… easier for people to pronounce… (I’ve heard so many mis-pronunciations of my province.)

Terre-Neuve reviendra au Québec à l'indépendance.

@@francoislegallio4238 Je penserais pas. Je crois pas que le Québec voudrais de Terre-Neuve de toute façon. Peut-être le Labrador...

I could see Labrador joining quebec but not the island itself

@@NikoBellic12341000 Newfoundland would probably join a Union of some sort with the rest of the Maritimes

Ephraïm Boateng not that either. Newfoundland would love to be independent again

Aside from some people in Vancouver which has a shit ton of ontarian immigrants who basically have dumber politics than california the only problem British Columbians have with Alberta are that Albertans really cannot drive for shit and that a loud minority of Albertans are completely rude tourists who get in the way of locals trying to go about their business. My prediction is that pragmatism would win and BC and Alberta would end up being close allies cooperating on economic and military matters. Most people in BC really dont care about politics either way which is actually our problem because those who do tend to be assholes. The current wave of sort of pseudo eastern liberalism is coming to an end though because their idiotic economic management has made stuff too expensive for locals there are a lot of people who really want something new and the way the NDP locked down locals while allowing near free access for foreigners has completely pissed people off because we are ultimately quite localist/local first people. I just hope we dont go too far in the other direction and develop a reputation for outright hostility to outsiders.

BC would wreck Alberta’s economy in comparison, it already does. Alberta would likely become a second world country without the help of Canada.

Alberta supports the rest of canada! so ..um...you're welcome@@ChanT3

@@brodyleew1880 I didn’t say they didn’t although British Columbia and Saskatchewan do a hell of a lot more

​@@ChanT3dude, Alberta accounts for 50% of CPP contributions and we are always a net donor to equalization payments having never received any. We literally float the Canadian budget. And we would do better than that if allowed to export our products to tidewater without restriction.

@William Johnston We Canadians do not give a FCK. Notice how our beautiful 🇨🇦flag is different than the “common-crap” 🤨

@@nochatter7134 As a Canadian, I would happily fight and die for our queen. We may live in North America but I do not have the same opinion of the Commonwealth as an American. I wish our flag kept the beautiful Union Jack. God save the Queen.

@@keithurban800 apparently it was changed to appease the franco lovers.

This 'general knowledge' character is just an embittered Anglophobe.

I find you a lot of times😯

Same, u get comments with many likes on like every video I watch

Ur friends with Kim Jong Un

Except you need to take the newfies with you. Quebec and Newfoundland are polar opposites

@@rileyk6256 But the two have the 24 th of june as an holiday !

It had one; it's called Justine Trudope.

@@SilvanaDil Trudeau is Ontarian :)

SilvanaDil wtf

• Daniel i had the same idea lmao

@@Samuel-jh1yw correct lol.

Yeah, he’s kinda talking shit. I like all the provincial flags. Also as an Ontraion? Ontariolite? Ontrian, that’s the right one, I don’t want to change Ontario’s flag.

@@FullOfMalarky Ontarian, lol I agree, I hate how he says we should remove the Ensign.

Personally I think SK's flag could be better designed. Why do we have the flower off to the side?

@@elementallynx493 I agree. Why would anyone want to deny the history of Ontario, or any other province that uses the ensign or the George cross? Everyone should be proud of their history and celebrate it, you are British settlers after all. Ontario was primarily settled by the British, be proud of that and enjoy your flag. I'm British, but I'm proud of Canada as a fully independent country that we helped create, and an ally and friend. Canadian provinces could go down the route of some other ex-British territories around the world and replace their flags with random new flags (that often look like a child created them, in my opinion). It seems to be only small insignificant territories or countries, and ones that are very self conscious, insecure, and anti-British that seem to need to do this. Canada is certainly perceived as a strong independent post colonial nation, and not anti-British. Canada doesn't need to tinker around with it's provincial flags to prove this, like some impoverished sub-Saharan African state. Be proud of what you are. You were British. You're now Canadian. Enjoy your flags with their ensigns and George crosses and your history. We love you as you are, apart from Quebec, of course!

@@elementallynx493 The alternative he gave is pretty cool though.

Same. It feels amazing to see how many random RU-vidrs like our flag.

My neibourhood in Montreal has 3 times the population of Yukon lol

I live in Tokyo, my city has the same amount of people as all of Canada

Mike Oxlong “same amount”

same with montreal and vancouver

:O Jiang Yes, same amount in the whole Tokyo metropolitan area lives 36 million people

More like Quebec and everyone else.

The border follows the river, easy.

You ain't been to a NHL game lately...

SinBae not all rivalry’s are to do with borders

Quebec would probably try and annex Manitoba to confuse Ontario lol

Correction : quebec clame a different border, not the whole labrador.

Labrador was torn from Quebec by the Privy Council of London in 1927, following the shenanigans of certain financiers, to be attached to Newfoundland, then a British colony, and this, without the slightest reaction from the Government of Canada.

well I think that NL is already Atlantic Canada on its own, the rest on the continent are called the Maritimes for a good reason. I find those 2 regions distinct enough and better off separated. But obviously, Labrador should be better off being administered by Quebec

Nicolas Renaud Labrador is rightfully Newfoundlander qubec already try’s to steal some land off us already

Oh and I forgot to mention I’m a Newfoundlander who migrated to Nova Scotia

I think that would be a good idea, as that region is suffering in economy, and they could really help each other out.

@@raiyne8089 actually the only suffering economy in Atlantic Canada is Nova Scotia, the other provinces are doing good against the virus, and Nova Scotia also had a shooting recently.

Or Saskatchewan.

And Saskatchewan, too.

* Newfoundland

If you had a dollar for every time I mispronounced ANY word, you'd be a millionaire LOL

@@General.Knowledge Correct

Place a bet, US would fight for BC just control the entire NW Pacific shore

Gee, you must be really good with maps.

@@hugostiglitz2388 If you look on Google maps, there will be a narrow space on the far left side of BC’s land that belongs to Alaska. You can also take ferries over there.

@@zhangye1006 If you look at a map it's called the panhandle. It's already US territory, so what's your point?

LeoneFamily yeah but it ain’t completely at all some people don’t speak French Quebec is way more bilingual

Gg Toine Only the Montréal region tho (which is half of Québec’s population).

Thomas Prat no all the big city in Quebec

not so important. They all gonna have to learn french. Eventually.

Acadia should merge with Quebec, not all of NB

Pass a bill to replace all reference to the crown with the office of President.. Not all too tricky..

I still find weird that Canada has treaties with their own people. Treaties are between independent nations and are not needed for their own citizens. Either they are Canadians subject to the charter of rights and freedoms and as such have the same rights and duties as everyone else, or they aren't and as such should not be a concern of the Canadian government and taxpayers. And I have serious doubts monarchy in Canada will survive the queen because whoever comes next is not likely to live up to the task.

@@RoosterSauce69 It is tricky though since you havebgo divert funding to a new government which would billions and then you have to pay for the security of the president. A monarchy is much cheaper and easier to manage.

God save the Queen, she will never leave

@@Awedomeness 😬

Join his discord and suggest this there if you want it done link in the description

Play EU4 if you want to see Ming desintegrate.

New 3 Kingdoms xD

_three kingdoms intensifies_

a US state with a medical system

catetmax 1 which our premier is looking to take away lol

Do you like paying high taxes for "free" health care?

@@murimurimrui The Taxes would be lower if the population was the same as the US

@@umerthegoat Uh... No it wouldn't. The Scandinavian countries are proof of that. Their populations are low, but their taxes are insanely high (higher than Canada in fact). And it's all due to the welfare and "free" healthcare.

Hurt*

Christian Ash new-fin-land is the proper pronunciation

@@Born1e No. It hurt so much that the pain continues into the present.

(Newfin’-land) and (Sas-katch-you-in)

morenauer he’s a English native speaker

Quebec separatism has been quelled since the last referendum and people from the prairies that want to join the US are generally regarded as a bunch of hicks.

@@benyseus6325 Alberta is basically Canadian Texas though.

@@kairon156 There is not canadian texas really. Really there is just a canadian alaska, a canadian Vermont and a canadian Wyoming. The first one it calls: Yukon. The second one it calls: Northwest And the third one it calls: Nunnavut

@@Darium147 hum. I like it. What about the Eastern providences like PEI, Newfoundland and the like?

Tensions between Quebec and the western provinces, particularly Alberta, are mainly economic, cultural and political. Indeed, Alberta maintains that the high standard of living of Quebecers depends on equalization, to which it contributes largely for the benefit of Quebec. The fact that the official language of Quebec is French, that it is the only French-speaking province in North America, irritates the rest of the majority English-speaking country, although two official languages, English and French, are on the same footing. of equality thanks to the Official Languages ​​Act of Canada, adopted by the government of Pierre-Elliot Trudeau in 1969. Western Canada considers itself to be governed by Prime Ministers from Quebec - such as Trudeau father and son, Mulroney , Chrétien - tend to favor Quebec, which is largely false. The disputes between Quebec and Ontario lie in the part which the Ontario capital, Toronto, monopolizes economically in relation to Quebec, thanks to the intervention of the federal government, which tends to favor Ontario in many areas. Hydro One, Ontario's state energy company, refuses, for example, to buy clean and cheaper electricity from Hydro-Québec.

AHAHAH the québec anthem that english administrators stolen from them and now no one know it in french except francophones, while it's the original what a joke

@@Hugo-cn9no it's actually a tune stolen from Mozart's Magic Flute, so Quebec has no reason to gloat.

As a Canadian high school student who has to hear the Quebecois version of the anthem every morning (when I’m not late for class that is 🤣) I would beg to differ. Edit: ok sorry that sounded kinda mean mb

As a South African I completely agree, there's no reason for the Canadian anthem to sound so good

Watch BC fall face first at that one.

There is no way they could stand the cold! They probably would see the roads and be like: nope. Nope. Nope. Bye!

@@markdubois4882 Lol yeah, what would they do invade here with their bicycles?

LOL

That would be like Quebec invading Ontario for English dictionaries. Nothing would make BC cyclists happier than running out of oil.

Oh wow! That's odd

Lisette Lizo what

@@uncanadien3272 Please don't mind my humor, I have no life.

Sas-kat-che-wan?

@@carlorjustcarl3675 as some who lives in regina ye thats basically how u say it

@@carlorjustcarl3675 Sas-catch-ew-wan

​@@Black_Bird_Redwait you saying "sus cashew won" every time you say Saskatchewan? Seems bout right

@@deadhandof9108 No I’m just bad at phonetic writing.

jrt818 reexer Yeah, it was, until, a little after world war two, it was independent.

It was a british territory in NA until it was given to Canada.

@@pecadodeorgullo5963 It was actually an independent country between 1907 and 1934 before returning to colonial status

@@Countrybananas I know but it wasn't a colony after that point since it joined the UK.

@@pecadodeorgullo5963 It would still be considered a colony even though it's governed by Britain that's the point that's the difference between being a colony and being a dominion

It's one of my favorite flags!

Nunnavut should join to greenland

@@Darium147 Why?

@@concept5631 it has too little population, with Greenland would at least Make like 100 thousand

@@Darium147 That's still incredibly small.

who confuses BC with... anything?

I remember seeing a episode of the grand tour with Colombia, and I was like ?.

@@naponroy I think Jesse just wanted the opportunity to make a 'Hold my Beer' comment on RU-vid, but doesn't know how it works.

BC is North America no one confuses it with anything....stop exaggerating !!

@@nochatter7134 BC is North America? what?

Yeah I always feel when GK does these separatist idea videos he just randopmly slaps regions together purely based on geographical location, not taking culture into account. Same with his hatred of the Union Flag on other country's flags. Many countries and regions are happy to be commonwealth - hence they keep the Union flag in their identity. It's just as much a part of a country's identity as any other item he points out :P

Geo Orc, exactly, we still want to be part of the U.K. because of how harsh Canada treats us, for ex: being mocked for clubbing seals, being mocked for stupidity, 15% tax, and Quebec is still trying to steal Labrador.

@@luketheduke169 Don't just blame Canadians, it's Americans and western Europeans that contribute as much if not more to these anti-seal hunt protests and eventually cause its economic momentum to shut down. Also if I may add, I'm pretty sure it's the Inuit that are the hardest hit by the seal-hunt mockery... just look at their economy and suicide rates

Plus removing the red.. basically changes what'd be our national colours willy-nilly. I don't think he knows what he's doing here and just did what he, being exposed to just the physical flag and not even its symbolism for all of 13 seconds, felt right doing

looks like those stretched memes, but it's cool

I assume BC loves their stretchy Union Jack

?

@@FezEmerald nope I don't and in from b.c.

Kolateak yeah, I believe they finally have tried to brave the icy roads.

BC couldn't invade a slumber party.

If anything Alaska joined BC

*America:* Let me introduce the newest US territory. British Columbia.

I'm from PEI and I'd be willing to them him be the head of the whole Maritimes lol

His tax plan: "Smokes, let's go".

He played a character fighting for nova scotia seperation on archer

Way to advertise it

The Francophone Franc

We would probably call it the " Piastre Québécoise "

Kathryn Huzyk, yeah. Except when ur Newfie and ur accent is that heavy that people from the U.S. are in disbelief that u are Canadian and not Irish or Scottish.

That's simply not true. Most Canadians refer to themselves as Canadian first, unlike Americans, who if you ask "where are you from" almost always give their state first.

@@chadhurd7822Quebec and a percent of Alberta does this.

Agreed. And he didn't recognize the stylized Union Jack that is the NFLD flag.

Agreed, was thinking exactly the same thing! Was like, whats he gonna do with the French and Scottish symbols, but then just proceeds to keep those and remove every union jack in sight..... Canada would still have the jack in its flag today if it wasn't removed by the anti UK leader in the 60s without even a vote...

aren berberian exactly I mean I’m not all pro uk, but I know a anti uk attitude when I see one. Cause no way would he go, oh yeah you can keep the symbols of all these other countries,but not of this specific country

I actually really like the Canadian Red Ensign too it highlights what makes English Canadian different from the US and Quebec which is there association with Britain and the Commonwealth.

Lol and doesn't know shit about the countries history

Vive le Québec !

Somebody translate surrender to English.

Yes. And it's pronounced "piass".

une piastre is the equivalent of one buck, a slang both meaning dollar so Québec money would very likely be called dollar. It might just be blue instead of green :) although canadian money is very colorful...

And the issue here 13:51 is that Native have many language, about 60 in Canada

Hi I'm a new Brunswickian myself also new Brunswick's flag should remain the same in the case of independence

About 25% of New Brunswick's population native language is French and most learn French as a second language

@@cosmosgame1162 yeah his suggestion is like removing the "brunswick" from the new brunswickian flag

SLV most Canadians know French but it’s not our first or main language

Wurstkocher I hear Austrian under 15 year olds will be over 50% Islamic about 10 years, so maybe it will happen

@@karlosthejackel69 Source? Straight out of your ass?

Now i wanna see one for Germany.

Austria is not large enough to do that

@666 BRLN 999 Straight out of Pew research Europe

Yeah! It would be great coming from an actual Canadian, who knows about the inner going-ons in Canada.

JJ is anti-Canadian. Every Canadian that doesn't want to become American in his fantasy north-American merger is by his definition Anti-American. He loves poking fun at Canada's inferiority issues with America, but will get very defensive when any Canadian is at all critical of America. He is a hypocrite and a shill columnist for the Washington Post. If you are happy being a Canadian citizen and you don't want to become American, be aware that J.J. is trying to change your mind.

Same

jj is annoying

@@HamishDuh2nd I mean he can try but he has some decent points on other topics seems to be an all-around good guy and he's the only conservative youtube I have found who I like to listen to

true, Alberta: Don't take our oil money! Oil under 80$ Alberta: Help us!

SinBae so true 😂

"oils all we got"

Thanks for mentioning that! Not enough people out of the provinces have heard and it’s nice to know

SinBae 🖕🏼

It's already dead lol

Saska-tcha-wan also gets pissed whenever there's a left-winger elected for PM

I’m so confused about why people keep saying this. I’m in Alberta and for the past year nothings really been happening when it comes to independence.

@@Chipbar this didn’t age well, Wildrose Independence is polling at 16% provincially and has only been around for less than a year

@@phunter-footballmanagermob5665 Just know that as a Québécois, I'd support your sovereignty movement! More power to the provinces, let's goooo!

same in Quebec with english.

If you've even seen the scope of the security detail when the Queen comes to visit, you would know that isn't true.

@@HamishDuh2nd When she comes here or the royal familly our taxes are paying for them

First Nations are happy in Quebec. In fact, wasn't it called the "French and Indian War" because everyone was against the greedy English ?

non

Vive le Québec !

Vive le Québec et le Canada ensemble

@@realkosherpork9223 Le Québec est le seul Canada, les territoires britanniques sont dépourvues de culture et d'Histoire.

I'm from bc and I'm cool with keeping it as it is tbh.

@@JollyOldCanuck The secession of a province is legal in Canada. Using the army to prevent that from happening would be illegal, and would likely cause a civil war.

@@JollyOldCanuck Ok, so your point is that because you hate a group of people because they have a different language and culture, the illegal use of state sponsored violence against then doesn't bother you? You have gone along with that mustachioed guy who became infamous somewhere between 1939 and 1945.

But I'll be honest, Québec's is way better for a national flag

With bcs flag you either love it or hate it

Québec far better

@@weeg2141 and I love it

@@triky814 Love from Scotland to Nova Scotia!

This had me rolling on the ground laughing.

It would be the worlds biggest hockey fight. :)

PEl, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick would lose right off the back

Join his discord and suggest this there if you want to see this in future then he will definitely see it link in the description

But a good idea! I'll do it

Go to your channel, and click the settings icon, on phone at least

10. Yukon, Northwest Territory and Nunavut cant become a country.

Yeah personally I think the union jack on some of our flags makes us more unique removing everything british would be unlikely in most places in Canada

It's the flag of another country, tf is it doing on our flags?

You mean the crown that was responsible for slavery and residential schools?

N O, it's pronounced New-f'n-Land.

1999??? You mean 95'

LoveJoy oops I guess

@@dmx9122 Yep, it has already been 25 years. Four decades since the first referendum. An entire generation has grown up never experiencing the fun of national unity being the main issue and the two provincial parties who are associated with the national unity debate got slammed in the last Quebec provincial election. Unless Canada breaks down somehow, I just don't see the conditions getting any more favourable for independence than they were in the mid-90s. They younger generations of Quebecers are more outwards looking and the province is more diverse now. The old folks who remember being treated as second class citizens are pretty old now and even their kids (my generation) are greying. The BQ will persist as a regional/protest party but more and more younger Quebecers have a dual sense of identity (kind of like EU citizens do). They don't think Canada is perfect or view it quite the same way as the rest of Canada but they have a less divided sense of connection than their elders and view it as positive on the whole As someone who grew up during the referendum era, it's the rhetoric out in Alberta that worries me. I recognize that kind of regional anger.

Noah Michel thank u

you know Scotland is in Britain, Britain is England Wales and Scotland...

@@Hugo-cn9no I'm sure they do know. They were pointing out that the video creator said The union jack/English flag/symbols were negative while French and Scottish flag/symbols were positive

ROBBEY43 tbh almost no one in quebec wants independence anymore apart of the old heads, like yeah we have a culture of our own but that’s about it. i’m both from quebec and canada and i’m proud of it 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

@@suussh1084 Vive le Québec *FRANCAIS* ! Vive la France

Thom's vive le québec libre hehe 🇲🇶🇲🇶

@@suussh1084 Vive le Québec libre !

@@labaguette3740 Vive le Québec libre cher cousins ! soutiens à 300% !

Sass-KACH-uh-wun......most Canadians even mispronounce it.

It sounds more like Suhskachewun. The first A is pronounced more like a U.

Saskatchewan: the Wyoming of Canada, they're both empty rectangles

@@atlasfrog5730 Why is Saskatchewan so windy? Because Manitoba sucks and Alberta blows.

Yeah I put the tonic on the wrong syllables entirely lmao, sorry!