I love that you guys research your demographics in the regions your travel to , your content is on point

29:50 Canadian tire stores began as more of an automotive place. Then over time branched out to sell housewares. It is a great seasonal store for whatever you may need for whatever season. You can purchause various automotive, housewares, seasonal supplies here and get your car fixed. They speacialize in tire sells and changes but will install sterios etc for vehicles.

45:50 careful Turning right on RED is prohibited on Montreal Island everywhere, (ok anywhere else in the province however), but nice video :) I live in Montreal, glad you enjoyed your stay

Thanks for showing me a part of the city I had never visited. I grew up in Montreal age 1-14 (1958-1972) then we moved to Toronto. I have lived in Florida for 20 years. I notice how slow the pace of life is there. It looks a lot like other parts of the city low-rise sprawl. I would be surprised that there was danger in Montreal. Unless it is at night.

Woow😮 your Haitian accent is impeccable. SALUTE

The "look" of these neighborhoods in Montreal remind me a bit of St. Louis, where I live. One difference is that we don't have all the balconies and outside stairways that seem to be common in Montreal.

tres beau video juste jaimerai savoir avec quelle camera tu a enregistre vraiment tres clair

Awesome you all are in Beautiful Canada 🇨🇦 great street art 🎨 also 😀

You just had a rare Miami moment in this video with that crazy driver.

At the 4:04 mark you see the exit (74) to Iberville Street (Rue d'Iberville). That's the off ramp I would take often to visit my in-laws, who at the time lived in the St. Michel district. You'll notice an 'Frenglish' billboard ahead on the right. ('RIRE" means laugh) It's promoting a local comedian's (Sugar Sammy) standup show themed on growing up in Montreal as an ethnic East-Indian (Punjabi) and going to French school growing up.

It sucks you didn’t know that a depanneur is a corner store when you passed by it at 18:45

Nice drive. You guys are the 2020s version of Lucy and Ricardo! 🤣 👩🏻‍🦰 👨🏻

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but graffiti is not an outlet for staying off drugs in any country it is primarily a way for gangs to mark their territories. Also if you are so much in love with canada why do want to get back to the us so bad for hotels.... One last thing Florida is one giant yardsale...

You have to see Notre Dam in Old Montreal it is stunning the inside is pure gold, it is so beautiful.

Looks can be very deceiving! Outside may look ok but inside the apartment is much different

You are driving in Montreal North near Henri Bourssa. I stay out here now. I’m originally from NYC though

Montreal is built on an Island 10 times the size of MAnhattan with 5 million people... divided in 19 boroughs ....Outremont , Le Plateau, Mo;e-end, Old Montreal, Ville-MArie , Westmount , Hochelaga, Villerey, Rosemont, Ville Mont Royal , west Ilsand etc ... The best areas are Outremont, Westmount, Old Montreal, The Plateau , Mile-End , West-ISalnd

Others are: Ville St Pierre and Duff court in Lachine, Goyer, Barclay and Bedford in Cote des Neiges is the worst in terms of substance abuse, Airlie street in Lasalle and Lasalle heights, Walkley street in NDG, little burgundy Thats basically the west end.

The Dap is the bodega of Montreal ✨ Nord is the hood but only because the new immigrants move that way Cote des Neg is a little ruff on some blocks

I like montreal and the rest of the province, in fact Montreal is the most multilingual city in the north america, a quarter of the population speaks 3 languages, is not only haitians in there, there's tons of north africans, lebanese, francophone Africans, latinos, french people" France", it's a diverse city of Francophone nationalities, but sadly the rest of Canada don't like them just for being Quebecois .

Haitians are located in Montréal nord use to live there there were shellcases next to a stopping light and gunshot sounds are heard sometimes and a crazy dude trying to jump off of a building 😂

yo Jose a suggestion you should take a Ferry from Connecticuit to Long Island you can put your car on the ferry then you can drive through Long Island into Queens. Just a suggestion jose.

Livirasion means delivery. Also St. Michel has also a lot of Haitians as well as North African.

Great video! Try coming to England and the rest of the UK. The food is amazing and half the price of the US!

You passed my best friends garage r.i.p Pat that garage was the best place such great memories

🏖Hi from Virginia Beach! Have a Happy Memorial Day!!🇺🇸

Crazy to see the streets I dive on every day here

@Montréal 🇨🇦...merci beaucoup !👌

You should have stopped by Lapierre and Pascal corner Thats my old spot It was rough in the 90s and 00s, especially around the time the riot happened. Lot of shootings but it calmed down now. A lot

Montreal North is where they should fence the city off and let them fester among themselves. Or St-Michel or Cartierville and all other similar places.

Take a ferry in Block Island Rhode Island bring a drone I never had a chance to see a tour in of Block Island and I’m from East Providence Rhode Island

bro you were so close to the worst hood in mtl north, when you drove past the ppl staring at you thats the middle of it but all the dozens of side streets above and below that is where the hood is at including the most hardcore spot were all the action goes down and rap videos are shot just 2 blocks below where you were and more places above it, when you went to those high rise towers that was outside of the hood a couple blocks too far east, oh well at leas tyou went throguh park of it

Oh wow Canada!!! Alaska soon?!?

why you want to leave Canada already?

At 21:12 you turned right on a red light, which is forbidden all over the city of Montréal, just like in New York. At 21:27, you also crossed a pedestrian priority passage and you didn't stop for the pedestrian that was about to cross... Not good! Otherwise, interesting visit by an American in Montréal. Bienvenue!

Too bad it gets so cold..

0:52 if you turn right it’s where I live

Lol I saw my previous apartment on Pie-ix

Countless hoods in Toronto, Ottawa, Nova Scotia, etc..

You passed right in front of my apartement!

Depanneur is the Quebecer name for Corner store ahah ;)

Livraison means delivery

specialiste de fabrication sur mesure = custom order fabrication basically

Id avoid those bad neighborhoods.

18:54 "Dépanneur" is a corner store.

not the hoods of montreal at all

I worked for a company that did business in Montreal. They were not easy to deal with. The rest of Canada is no problem at all. Very nice people.

Canada is where it's at! Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Van City...all dope places!

At 9MIN 49SEC What does that store sign say? lol

Montreal was just ranked 3rd safest large city in the world. But there are many places in Canada which have 'hoods' that are dangerous. Kingston / Winnipeg / Thompson, MB / Toronto / Thunder Bay, Ont. / Edmonton / Vancouver's Downtown East Side.

Remember about is pronounced a-boat.

This are is ain't that bad!!

Haitians and Somalian people look nothing alike? How can you not tell them apart? They usually don’t even have the same skin color.

Laval- the New Jersey of Canada

why she seem so annoyed with you??

Hello it's great to hear about my childhood city with another gaze. I see it in another angle. I have to say that Montréal was greater before 2000, when the administration was corrupted. I watched my city become dirt and less welcoming year by year. But its soul still alive and I hope for a rebirth.

Don't judge the rest of Quebec by what you'll find in Montreal. If you want to see a perfect city go to Sherbrooke.

I was in Montreal for a week when I was a kid. Outside of the historic district, that city is drab.

Depanneur is a corner store😂 no dispensary..you passed right by it

Montreal is very bad city with lots of homeless people and crime

yeah can you just leave the French alone, love ur content though. But please leave the French alone. Livraison (means delivery).

next time come see me i show you

Hell's Angels rule Quebec

Montreal drivers are the rudest in Canada. They're nuts.

Even the "hoods" in Montreal are so safe and clean compared to the United States, remarkable.

I can look at the geography and setup of Montreal and tell its not for me. Ontario however I absolutely LOVED. Especially the city of Mississauga.

I am an Uber driver who has worked in Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal. I ask tourists for their opinions about Canada and write them in a notebook. I have been an Uber driver in Montreal for a year. More than 50% of the tourists I have driven have said that this year is the first and last time they will come to Canada, especially Montreal. They believe that Montreal is not a developed, clean, beautiful, or safe city. They were surprised by the worn asphalt, graffiti, garbage, and the countless number of homeless people and drug addicts. They were also surprised by the number of dilapidated houses and broken sidewalks. They said that, until today, even in poor countries, they have never seen such a large number of stray, homeless, addicted, and violent people. They believed that most of the good things they had heard about Canada were false advertising, and they described Montreal as a run-down third-world city.

The Gaza of Canada

Are you Brazilian?