I concur

it really did, what is scary though is I know of two other fairly to really dark cases from Canadian history. that wasn't covered in this video, leaving me to ask how many more are there?

Yes, it did

No more Indians in canada

That tone of voice shift too, wow that put me on edge

As a Canadian I value the wholesome rep, and that makes me want to live up to it, and I think lots of other Canadians feel that way. I hope this gives us a better actual result in the long run. (But I agree, a lot of ƒʋƈƙed-up things do happen here.)

Exactly, we act morally superior but our history is quite grim

Ca c'est pas gentil!

@@MooshroomsRCool birds of a feather flock together. our conditions are extremely similar so outcomes were also similar.

Remember, en francais it is ananas. LOL.

The pineapple is here and it's gonna get you! Mwah ha ha!

The thumbnails usually give you a general idea so they’re the equivalent of the back of the box that tells you all the flavors.

This channel is like a box of chocolates. I ravenously devour it entirely as soon as I get my hands on it.

BOOOOO

Totally!

It's always a good day when someone quotes Forrest Gump

Very real. I both watched as a French student and used it when I was a French teacher.

Same lol

my French teacher used to show episodes every Friday. Completely forgot it was from Canada

New Brunswick? Hahaha every time Im researching about New Brunswick the Irving family pops up, and everybody seems to have an opinion about them

I dated a girl from NB and she had a lot to say about them as well.

That's definitely NB for you. You get a lot less of that in NS, PEI and NL. Although they still hold a great deal of power

Why would you, as an American, be shocked about it?

@@georgedoty-williams2085 Because America, despite what it is popular to say online, is not actually run by a few powerful families, and doesn’t really resemble an oligarchy in any way, or even a plutocracy. Corporations are far more important than individual rich people, but even they get burned if they don’t fall in line (see Disney Corp. vs the Disney family).

That makes a lot of sence! I was wondering why it was specifically feet.

I recently saw a short on that! It said feet are also lacking in appetising apartment compared to something like a stomach. They're mostly bone and skin which isn't that much.

It's also because the tissue around the ankles tends to degrade quickly enough for the feet to be pulled off the body while the rest either sinks or is eaten by fish and such. Gruesome, but that's nature I guess.

I thought it was people committing suicide and their feet snapping off when the hit the water

I was in BC when the 6th actual foot washed up. One was a paw in a shoe. 🤷🏻

I'm pretty sure they then repeatedly attempted to vandalize the wikipedia page about the incidents too

Not just Saskatoon, it happened, and probably still happens, in Winnipeg and likely many other places in Canada.

It happened too in Val D'Or, Québec...

And the highway of tears…over 40 indigenous women and children have gone missing or been murdered on that stretch of Highway 16 in BC since they started investigating in the 70’s

I love you

People like you help me restore my faith in humanity.

Very much appreciated

​@@ronjames9759?

On further watching, tidbits was perhaps the wrong word to describe some of those things further down the iceberg.

Oh yes didn't the French government state that Canada had a long way to go to becoming a "civilized country" over this issue?

there a book on that? or article(s)? i want to read about that.

Indeed, France will never give up those island's.

@@Ghoulstille It won't give up those islands because the islanders don't want to leave. They get French social security but don't have to pay any tax.

Canada should have invaded those islands and taken them over.

I still don't see it.

@@shrimpflea I stare at it a little while too and didn't saw it

Haha I remember going on that as a kid, I thought it was awesome

I fondly remember that tv show

They’re sickos who are incapable of appreciating true art

Theodore is one of those things that I can’t tell if it’s was a dream or reality. I swear I remember seeing it in Halifax when I was a kid, but then it vanished from my memory ever since.

Finally someone who talks about it, Theodore Tugboat is a good show!

most of canadas serial killers are kinda boring tbh, just your typical creeps that hunt the weak.

I was surprised at the absence of the Highway of Tears in this video, which is honestly a much bleaker subject than any single serial killer.

@@ConvincingPeople you are correct on that

@@DotADBX probably yeah, but it would be insightful to hear his take on them

Eh, i think the deeper part of the iceberg should be more obscure, not darker tbh. Its a range of things you should know vs things only a small group of people know, at least thats how it started

Not to forget about Yeti elements when discussing Sasquatch.

Total Drama (just kidding)

​@@GorillaFan_32that would make my day. 😂

That was so heartwarming. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

Ce n'est pas possible! Les ananas ne parlent pas!

This was my entire freshman French class, complete with bad acting 🤣

Back in the 1950's on a family vacation in the Okanagan my father pointed out an abandoned Japanese internment camp. I would have been quite young but I remember it as barbed wire enclosing some flimsy looking wooden huts with some tarpaper still hanging here and there. It sat on a bald slope beside the highway and must have been very hot in summer and very cold in winter.

@@chrisvickers7928 Indeed, and though they happened before my time they occurred in my backyard.

I'm always amazed how many people don't realize that the USA did that too. I did a project in like 6th grade on it. Awful stuff

Probably because the US did both first, lol. My Mom's family was interred at a camp in Arkansas. My Dad served in WWII, but wasn't in a combat role. (One of my Uncles was in the 442nd and killed in Italy. I think it was Italy.) The US Transcontinental Railroad was built 12 year before the Canadian one. Canada probably used the US Railroad as it's model. The Eastern half (from the Missouri River to Utah) was mostly built by ex-Civil War vets. The Western side (from Sacramento to Utah) used a tremendous number of Chinese work gangs...

And the interments were more extensive than the far more infamous ones in the United States.

I don’t feel like I ever stopped!

I too enjoy JJ's artwork. Please share more!

I know this is kind of a late comment, but there are quite a lot of great Canadian films and shows you could watch

Woah

That whole filming a screen showing some alleged evidence of the paranormal trend annoys the piss out of me. I must confess I'm the sort of binge those "Most Scary Ghosts Caught On Camera" (you do see creepy stuff sometimes, I actually like ghosts despite not believing in them) and I've realized over the years - I actually don't mind fake videos, if they done well, and do something surprising and unsettling. Aside from filming another screen on one's shitty camera phone, I'm also sick of seeing bugs on camera lens being mistaken for mysterious blobs or mists, ghosts that peep around corners and doorframes, moving objects on security cameras that _oh so_ conveniently move stuff within the confines of said security cameras frame, people projecting a shadow because they are stood in the way of a light source, and far too many reoccurring tropes than I detail here.

I believe in paranormal and supernatural creatures and events. Still, there could be many reasons one doesn't have a clear picture. For example, maybe at that moment I didn't have any professional camera ready to take a picture.

@@mapofthesoultagme7143 again, I just think that was a much more persuasive argument 30 years ago than it is today when everyone has a Hi-Rez camera in their pocket

Paranormal phenomena mess with electronics, that's a well known idea. Having the phone available doesn't guarantee a good photo. The behavior of witnesses during the events isn't always logical, either. Reports of disproportionate fear or baffling decisions the witnesses themselves can't account for are common. Of course, we have to assume honesty in these reports. "The truth is out there... but so are lies." -Agent Scully

lol every game "leak" looks like that. It's always some blurry photo of a screen

Come to think of it if there's anyone that the cinematic adaptation really pillories it's Dr. Gallow.

There is a doco on Netflix about him, it's fucking horrifying.

Why did you forget "purposely"? I don't understand.

I've read about in a classic paper magazine, before hopping on a train, because my phone had no data left. The location makes this highway just prone to such crimes. Here in Europe. Such a pattern might sometimes not even recognized, because in 800km you can cross many international borders. Cases of serial killer truck drivers are even a _"common"_ thing here too. It's just the perfect habitat for predators. And most of the drivers caught weren't really the smartest ones. It was just to effortless. I can imagine a more _"sophisticated/intelligent"_ serial killer taking a job as a driver, solely because the seen an opportunity go after his _"urge"._

@@yannick245 alot of people think that robert pickton got them on the hiway of tears. but they know he got alot of prostitues in vancouver. that guy should definatley imo have been on the bottom of that ice berg

Just over half of the murder victims are indigenous. And 40 murders in 50 years is really not a lot.

@R Northco I didn't even know about this

The people it was happening to were being killed by their own people, who have their own law enforcement which doesn't cooperate with the Canadian authorities.

I can relate to the discovery bit, learning about how residential schools have existed until relatively recently among other injustices against first nations people in Canada has really soured my whole opinion on the country, which sucks because I live here.

@@Shinigami13133 If someone doesn't have at least some soured opinions on their country cause of its history, they don't know enough of its history.

Hairless guinea pigs would be a good stand-in.

You should be relieved. Those little buggers would try and bite your finger off if they could

Don't you put it in youth, don't you put it in your mouth. Don't you stuff it in your face, don't you stuff it in your face. Though it might look good to eat, though it might look good to eat. And it might look good to taste, and it might look good to taste! You could get sick, ICK! Real quick! ICK! Real sick, real... ICK! Thirty years later, that one is crystal clear alongside the House Hippo.

I miss the days when YTV was the channel that I would go to watch a majority of the best shows on TV in the 2000s and early 2010s on Canadian television.

I loved watching Uh-Oh. Always wished they would come to my small BC town when I was a kid. (I was pretty stupid to think that)

@@TrickiVicBB71 Same here, I lived in a smaller city (probably a town in BC) in Saskatchewan. No way they were coming there, but I always hoped.

My friend and I would always cheer for the blue team without fail because we liked the color blue. We would watch the first half of the episode before school, and they’d play the same episode right after school so we would see the end of it then. Lots of suspense!

They did this in other parts of the British Commonwealth as well, my grandma was sent to Australia from Northern Ireland after WWII as part of this scheme. This also occurred in New Zealand, South Africa & Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe)

Yeah!

Are you trying to get him killed?

@@speedweed6747 This isn't russia lol

@@Murad_el-Kaffas still can get him killed. Maybe Canada is just better at covering up the murders 🤔

@@Murad_el-Kaffas it sure ain't Russia but you'd be surprised

Yeah no mention of Paul Bernardo and Karla Holmolka

Whoa. Talk about coming full circle

its important to note Douglas later rejected his thesis calling it cruel and when in power rejected his advisors who wanted to implement pieces of it

Good question

I'd say the disappearance of Ambrose Small in Toronto is a good example of an unsolved mystery. Prominent theatre owner just up and vanishes one day? It's even been fictionalized by Canadian author Michael Ondaatje

The highway of tears in Northern BC

Yeah I'd love to hear the Canadians weigh in but from my American perspective it's the highway of tears

@@ratmankey As a Canadian who's lived along that highway my whole life it's gotta be the creepiest and saddest unsolved string of missing people and murders. It's not just one person stealing indigenous and non indigenous hitch hikers off of that road, they've only really caught one or two of whoever these murderers are.

Definitely does. Grew up in Northern BC, always saw him on the news

Couldn't agree more, the morbidity of that story isn't just his actions but the indifference of law enforcement. Not to mention of course his method of disposal and the fact that his case had so much content they only convicted him of murdering six people when in all likelihood he killed 49.

Dark morbid fact about picktons pig farm: after he was arrested his pigs were sent to be slaughtered. The meat was still sent to be sold on market, so if you have eaten pork around that time you may have eaten a pig that ate a sex worker...

@@professordogwood8985 yeah I think the problem was they could either get him on those 6 or he walks. The prosecution didn’t want to take the risk of charging him with all and then not being able to prove all. Im not sure how law works in this cases but I vaguely remember this was the issue 🤷🏽‍♂️

It's not really much of a defense, as someone is still harmed by infrastructure being destroyed, even if not directly. But even criminals deserve a reasonable amount of humane treatment.

@@troodon1096 I would say that there is a world of difference between actually killing human beings and making it more difficult for freight trains to get from Point A to Point B in a timely fashion. To suggest that these are somehow equivalent harms is absurd.

@@ConvincingPeople They're not the same, but it's also fair to point out that most of the arson/terrorist attacks done by the Sons of Freedom were done to _other_ Doukhobors, and they directly helped the slow death of their own culture, ironically. And on the note of Peter Verigins death, they didn't particularly care about him, and in fact fundamentally disagreed with him to the point they're a possible suspect in his death.

The MS one surprised me

@@TrickiVicBB71 Yes! Me too!

It’s not. It was just a marketable theme at the time.

I love em too!

I was at Concordia when Jun Lin was murdered and I'd seen him one or two times at LGBT events at school, didn't really know him but it was surreal to be proximate to something so insane.

I don’t think America could be reduced to just one ‘berg

@@JJMcCullough one iceberg for each century! Each berg would still be huge

With America, I'd love to see the icebergs for various states.

@@retroroy8720 if your interested here’s an outline for Ohio Level 1 Nothing happens in Ohio Buckeyes Cleveland browns Michigan hatred Rust belt Harambe Swing state Wait it’s all ohio? Level 2 Ohio vs the world Fast changing weather Hastily made Cleveland tourism video Burning river Cincinnati chili OH-IO Toledo war Unique flag shape Level 3 Loveland frog Cleveland torso killer Newark giant basket Zanesvile animal maulings Ancient mound builders Ohio state reformatory Level 4 Ohio Grassman Crybaby bridge Giant corn field Cincinnati abandoned subway Cincinnati music hall South Bay Bessie Melon heads Gore orphanage Helltown Level 5 Jeffery Dahmer Ten cent beer night Witch’s tower Circleville letters Minerva monster Morgan’s raid Hangar 18 Worst defeat of us military by Native Americans Level 6 Headless motorcyclist Swallowed object exhibit Cedar Bog beast Crosswick lizard man Orange eyes OSU tunnels Charles mill lake monster Peninsula python Ohio mothman Dog man of defiance gnadenhutten massacre Level 7 Portage county ufo chase Ohio witch trials Tomato juice Buckeye confederates Buckston inn Ohio ABCs (Alien Big Cats) Kangaroos Level 8 James Ruppert Carmel area creature Bighead Norwalk ape Ohio trolls Akron lizard lady Thomas lee Dillon This is still a work in progress I may add more later

@@nojustno.justno Probably not put very far down on the iceberg, but the tunnels under OSU could be added on there. They were mentioned in the Internet Iceberg video that JJ talked about in a previous video.