Yellowknife NT - October 7, 2015 - Driving from Walmart to Downtown 

*sees temperature* Ah, -3, that isn't too cold actually *sees date* ....Oh

I haven't seen Yellowknife since 1974.....thanks !!!

Here in Brazil is very warm. Your videos are very cool, thanks :D

Thanks for uploading this! I hope you upload more frequently, i love seeing northern canada :)

Thank you for posting the video. I enjoyed watching it. I live in California. I visited Yellowknife in 2002. I enjoyed my visit there. The scenery looks mostly the same except when I went, it was a different month and less snow as a result. It was 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees F) when I was there. However, in the Edmonton area at that time, it was about 76 degrees F in Edmonton. There have been a few changes to Yellowknife since I was there. The Monkey Tree was there, but somebody told me that they went out of business.

seems that walmart is in a different town

Man, in Alberta, it is still nice in October! :P

Looking at this video, you'd think this town has more than 20,000 people.

Holy shit!!! you already have snow in early October, in Winnipeg dew don't get snow till late November

I went there feb 2 2015 it was minus 40 and omg it was cold !!!! Nice Video

You guys already have snow in October!!!! Here in Winnipeg, we don't get snow until November.

That was by far the long way

Nice video, Do you still use them Polar Bear license plate in 2018? I thought you wear 2 on front & rear noticed only 1. I am going cross country trip in Canada Ontario to Yukon next year 2019 from Florida. I noticed you in km/h with speed as in USA we use mph. Does Yellowknife have 22 hours of daylight in Summer like Alaska? I will stop there in your city also. Love to see footage during the Summer sometime if you can. :)

Its crazy how yuppy it looks, like a city plunked into the wilderness.

Excelent video

I forgot Walmart used to be yellow

YK is a nice tidy city. The store is rather far however.

Oh, how did you miss that light?

You should ask your local theatre to get a Ctrl V. Then, you won't have to drive 16.5 hours to play VR! :D

Had to watch but, Man was it boring!

Interesting video. Too sprawled out for my comfort however.

are Canadians not familiar with the concept of a snowplow?