A dual American/Canadian resident on the cultural differences between the countries.

[votesparks]

Run time: 10:26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymiVtU4TVAk   Posted on YouTube: May 28, 2011 By YouTube Member: daytoninformer Views on YouTube: 12   Posted on DU: May 30, 2011 By DU Member: votesparks Views on DU: 1786

 

[votesparks]

1. They like to share and cooperate, and we don't

and thus, the huge gap in social difference.

[crim son]

2. Yep.

I moved to the States when I was fifteen and have never become acclimated. The people are entirely different, something my American father has never noticed, not surprisingly.

[votesparks]

3. If you don't step out of it to look from the outside

then you only know what is your experience, unfortunately.

[Fiendish Thingy]

4. not really a comparison of Canada and US

this is more of a discussion of the evils of suburbs and materialism and the loss of a sense of community. An interesting discussion, just not really about what the headline says. There's only one brief comment about Toronto's use of space and Canadian's surprise at US property values in the entire 10 min. clip. If you're looking for a comparison of Canadian and US culture, this ain't it.

[riverbendviewgal]

5. I agree

I am American born and Canadian by choice....

I really didn't see them discussing the differences between Canada and the USA.

There are plenty of differences. Canadians are happy with their country.

[votesparks]

6. Perhaps a better headline would have been

talks about the result of the cultural differences.

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[votesparks]

8. Piers Morgan

is much more boring than regular folk.