In Canada we don't have states, we have provinces and territories

I like Canada, what a wonderful country

Actually in Canada the drinking age is between 18 and 19 (depending where you are)

We totally have fruit and mint flavored iced tea in the USA. I don’t know where she heard that we only have unsweetened or sweet.

She's irritating me, I feel like she's low key dissing America.

Please stop calling them America, it's the United States "of" America.

You can drink at the age of 18 in Quebec

3:40 “whilst there are different dialects across the states and regions” STATES? STATES?

She called the provinces states and I’m a triggered canadian

The drinking age in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec is 18. Tim Horton's is unfortunately no longer strictly Canadian as there are locations around the USA, particularly the north-east, and one in Dubai :s Health care is free beyond getting hit by a bus. One can go to their doctor whenever they want, for whatever they want. Walk in clinics too. If you noticed, the queen is only on ONE of our bills. Various prime minister's of importance in Canadian history are printed on our bills as well, all of whom are men as well like American currency. The $50 bill does smell like maple syrup (just smelt one). Next time, get a Canadian to confirm your info before making a video. We pride ourselves in our differences from our American meighboUrs. Other great differences were not mentioned here.

Nobody in Canada says “aboot” Btw I am Canadian 🇨🇦 I’m also from Ontario

Christine drinks 80%of Canada tea percentage lol the holo queenn

A lot of your facts about Canada is WRONG. Get is straight!

Like = AMERICA 🇺🇸 Reply = CANADA 🇨🇦

I have lived in Canada my whole life and I have never heard someone say aboot 😅

Another thing: Americans are usually flattered if someone assumes they are Candian, however if a Canadian is mistaken for an American, many of them do not take it well.

This was cancer, I think both of us can agree

I'´m Mexican and would rather visit Canada than de US.

I have never for the years I’ve lived in Canada (My whole life.) have I heard someone say aboot. Also in Canada we have provinces and territories.

You should do differences between Australia and canada

Ok please they are called provinces not states

My favourite country is Canada ! (I live in France.)

We DON'T LIKE STARBUCKS WE LIKE DUNKIN DONUTS !

The laws are similar in the US with the background checks but we also have a mental health check to prevent the events that lead to the Braidy bill.

Do she know Canada has provinces and territorys and not states. That is something different between Canada and the USA

Quebec, Alberta, and Manitoba all have a drinking age of 18

hey...I'm in Ontario too

In canada we speak french, allo

Unfortunately she hasn't yet figured out that Canada is divided into provinces, not states as the United States of America.

Bullshit we have all kinds of tea

7:00 almost every gun law you me mentioned for Canada is the same exact law in the US. You made it seem as though any American can just legally buy a gun

You have to get a background check in the US to buy a gun as well. This is a common misconception pushed by pro-gun control politicians.

In Quebec u clan drink at the age of 18

Drinking age is 18 in the province of Quebec and beer is sold in every corner store until 11pm and bars close at 3am.

There was a hockey players name called Tim Horton

In some of Canada's provinces, such as the province where I'm from Alberta. The drinking age here in Alberta is eighteen years of age.

It’s not just the fifty dollar bill that smells like maple syrup if you scratch the little maple leaf on any bill it will smell like maple syrup 🍁

I'm canadian and i have never heard someone say aboot

I was raised in america and i have never called it sweet tea. I have never heard anyone call it sweet tea.

U mean Canada and the United States, america is from Canada to Argentina

Canadians do not say aboot for the love of god. Why the hell do people think this not once have I heard or said about like that.

Why do people think that we say Aboot! We say about and we don't ride polar bears to school 😂

Differences between Canada and the USA told by a British girl. Makes a lot of sense. I have been to Vietnam 🇻🇳 and love ❤️ it. I’m going to go again

I'm from America and we have flavored ice tea lol. And the gun don't kill people, people kill people. No matter how strict or loose the gun laws are if they end up in the wrong hands someone will get hurt, but in the right hands they can save a life. To me someone having a gun is no worse than someone having a knife. If they are willing to hurt you they will find a way.

We have flavored tea in America. Snapple Peach Tea is my favorite.

I hate it when people say we say aboot!!! What is aboot??? Btw I'm from Toronto in Canada :)

You have to pass a background check in America too and all states have the guns registered in that particular state and most will have them federally registered. The majority of gun crimes are committed with illegally purchased firearms. Very few people will use a gun registered in their own name to commit a crime as it can be traced back to them.

Americans be like: Ha it’s super hot here and we have in and out! Canadians be like: we got maple syrup tim Horton’s and cold weather America: *left the chat*

"Starbucks!" *wut bout dunkin donuts*

Okay, it's super cold in winter... Like... At times you'll get frost bite warnings. But in the summer time.... It's so hot you'll get heat stroke warnings.... MAKE UP YOUR MIND CANADA!!!

She forgot that America has 50 states while Canada has 10 PROVENCES.Also Canada has a prime minister and America has a president.

This is why one must validate stuff on the internet, Coz everyone is an authority after visiting 1 tiny part of a country!! this info is totally INCORRECT as most comments here state.

I would stay in Canada because I am Canadian and live in Canada!!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🍁

In Quebec (I live in Ottawa, so I'm close) it is legal to drink at 18, also.

Second Cup is also a large chain in Canada. See it everywhere I go

2:31 This is why we love our timmies!

The reason why less people are killed by guns in Canada is because they have 10x less people. Also, strict laws just prevent normal responsible people from having guns, it doesn't prevent criminals. This is because of something called the black market, if a criminal wants a gun they'll just buy one without caring about the consequences.

we don't all get black friday off. we have flavored iced tea. we don't have a gun problem, but a gang problem due to poor economic policies of the left. we don't think giving away free healthcare is the best solution, but to put less regulation on businesses so they can hire more people who can get insurance through their employer. also our hospitals never turn away people.

We do have flavored ice tea in the USA 🇺🇸 Idk from where u got your knowledge

This has probably been said before but in some provinces like Alberta, Canada, you can drink at 18

no canadians say aboot. I am Canadian and I have NEVER met anyone say aboot.

Actually, drinking age in Canada in certain provinces is 18. I live Montreal and the drinking age here is 18.

In the USA even the cases in which an employer offers employee healthcare, it is still paid for by the employee. In most cases, they get a discount for their employees with pre-tax payments but the employer doesn't actually pay for it. There are some employers who do, but mostly it's paid from your paycheck. Yet, most USA citizen don't read their paystubs or contracts and assume otherwise.

I feel like people think here in the US they think you can just buy a gun off a corner which may be true if you’re in the hood but it’s honestly a lot harder to get a gun in the US you’d think.

I live in Canada I'm a Canadian born in Canada ;)

You got several facts wrong. Many Americans still have to work on Black Friday. Harriet Tubman will be on the new $20 bill. How many black women are on Canadian or British currency? Whether Walmart sells alcohol depends on local law. For example, Walmart only recently started selling wine in Tennessee, and the hours are restricted. No hard liquor. Also, did you call the sections of Canada "states"? I thought they were provinces and territories. Seriously, I did a search on Canadian currency. A lot of white men and Queen Elizabeth. Why judge the United States????? When it comes to so-called diversity, we are far ahead of both Canada and the UK.

The cars in the United States and Canada are the same except for some makes and models. Any car originally sold in the United States has a speedometer that reads miles per hour while in Canada the speedometer reads kilometers per hour.

Yo, sweet tea is a staple of the American south. Yet if you go all the way south to Miami, it turns back into unsweetened iced tea. If you ever get the opportunity to try sweet tea while you're visiting the south, you definitely should. Try different places sweet tea's, because it changes from fast food chains to restaurants to gas stations everywhere down here.

We have Flavoured Tea in United States 😂 idk where you got that knowledge from😂

So many things wrong with this video... (coming from a Canadian)

For the liquor thing in the U.S it varies by state. In Texas only liquor stores can sell liquor. Retail grocery stores can’t sell them. Liquor stores are also closed by 9pm and closed completely on Sundays.

In Québec, the drinking age is 18 and beer and wine are sold in grocery and convenience stores. Convenience stores close at 11pm.

Lost me when started bashing the US on #2, then #1. Lots of false info. Not to mention Canadians come to the US for healthcare as opposed to waiting months in Canada for treatment.

Just letting you know in Canada they are called provinces not states

I don’t really know if people use « eh » that much, but as soon as you enters quebec, well, let’s you say we have probably 10 variations of that word in French that we use probably too often (but it depends on the person)

My America butt: How many states are in Canada? Canadians: *whaT's a sTatE?* Canada: We banned guns, we're doing just fine America: Anti-gun laws? I haven't heard of her Canadians: So have you been to Tim Horton's? Americans: +yeets a starbucks mug at them+

Canadians only, Like if You say eh It's cold in your province You get Tim bits and coffee/tea everyday. Your favourite drink is ice tea You have manners You spell correctly You have to plug in your vehicle at night in the winter due to coldness. One day it's nice and sunny out . The next it's breezing and a snowstorm You get free health care The first think you do everyday is go to Tim Hortons for that triple triple steeped tea. Hunt Fish Own a good . Drink maple syrup. Snows in may

I don't know why everyone out there think that Canadians say "aboot". I'm Canadian and I've never heard anyone prononce it that way. We say "about" like in the US.

Um in America we do have flavored ice tea for example we have Lipton etc.

Starbucks and Dutch Bros is popular in America. Also happy to know Starbucks was created in my state 😁

I'm American and Starbucks is fucking awful

uhm...I live in Canada, and it's 18 years like in england (for drinking) eh !

Anybody else realize almost all of these Are wrong 🙋‍♂️

I cannot believe she really said that about American bills. Wow

I don't say eh or aboot

When she said "states and regions" at 3:48,I died on the inside

Did she forget 25% of the Canadian population speaks French, and is official in Quebec and co-oficial in NB? If you ask me that is the single.biggest difference. Ottawa itself is also fairly bilingual.

I’m an American, I call it iced tea

You did okay up to the last two, then you became a very biased spokesperson for things which can be debated and are not exactly true.

In the Philippines legal drinking age depends if u have money in your pocket 😬

You are so wrong America sells all kinds of tea and ice tea starting off with lemon tea peach , berry all different kinds, we make all kinds of different teas like dandelion and even Rose tea. So who has the most different kinds of tea the U.S. does . So please get your facts straight!.

Also most people in America use guns for hunting or sport shooting. They are also used for home defence.

I'm Canadian And I've never heard anyone say aboot

after watching this video i got the feeling that she likes Canada a lot more than America.

This should be top 10 differences between Ontario and America - here in Western Canada Starbucks rules over Tim Hortons and we don't eat a lot of poutine.

Ice tea is sweet in the south, and unsweetened in the north us. You can request and get either at most restaurants though good luck getting unsweetened in Canada. Liquor laws vary widely from state to states and getting your late night booze can be extremely challenging if you’re on a road trip. One state all night liquor drive through, next state only available at bars in the largest size, next state only through state run stores that close at 5... No one gets two days off for thanksgiving. Just the one day.

Guess what? Smaller population, less people to have to socialize with. I'm never leaving Canada

No it's not..iced tea comes in many favors in the us. Lemon is the most common

Americans have a ton of regional accents. When people move to Utah, they hear people talk about mountains and wonder what the heck those mou'in things are.

Sorry, but if you order iced tea in America, you're going to get SWEET tea, unless you specifically order it unsweetened.