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This video only need to be two seconds here’s how I’m going to conclude it Canada has better health care the us have a really bad health care system USA has more crime more expensive if Education and overall Canada is a better place to live and the us sucks even if I wasn’t Canadian I would probably say that Canada Is better

I watched this video with the genuine intent to learn about systemic racism in Canada. Other than the example of people of colour not having marijuana sentences reduced, I do not feel we are offered any concrete examples. We are only given examples of (terrible) historical injustices, as well as talking heads claiming systemic racism exists without offering any examples we can actually learn about to move forward.

I Love Canada ?? Canada ?? Canada ??!!!

Racism in Canada is here but not as open and in your face. I was a victim of racism while working at seaspan shipyards and mind you my tax paying dollars is funding that project. It has left me feeling lost and depressed . when I mentioned my treatment to human resource office...they justified whay happened to me by making excuses ..\nWe need a system where an advocate could step in and help

This video did a decent job of presenting some evidence regarding systemic racism in Canada. While we are better than the US in this aspect, we still have large room for improvement. However, I disagreed with the comments at the end regarding prime Minister Trudeau's knee. At the very least, that is a symbolic move showcasing his solidarity and empathy with oppressed individuals and his commitment for a better future. A mistake 20 years ago shouldn't devalue his 20 years of evolution and growth. Hopefully, the knee is accompanied by efforts aimed at police reforms and improved mental health support.

I think Canada’s proximity to the USA desensitized us to its problems. Canadians have a long history of defining themselves by the fact that they are NOT American but that doesn’t shield us from the fact that we have some growing to do. We have generally more socially favorable welfare programs than the US but that doesn’t mean there isn’t systematic racism, it just means it’s shown and expressed in different ways

Focus on the historical racism of Canada while they can't produce one tangible example of current systemic racism but just moan and groan about it. One of the weakest arguments for systemic racism yet. Great job Clown Broadcasting Corp.

Please bro please help me so I can come to canada easily

Powerful! Truth is power. Now we need to activate this power into societal change throughout Canada. Thank you for this voice.

Tim hortons is all over in the U.S. and for some reason my sons new girl friend from Canada had to come here to become an eye doctor Weird. Student visa I guess. And we took her for breakfast the other day at a Cracker Barrel restaurant and she never had a biscuit before. She loved them She said it was similar to some indigenous food but the biscuit was much better oh she tried the grits. It was fun she’s a good sport

It’s usually the Eastern European immigrants that are very obvious with racism in Canada. The Anglo Canadians are more subtle especially with high paying jobs.

Watching this. Will be tuning in Race in Canada tonight

Canada loves legal immigrants

Long live Punjab, long live punjabiat, long live Sikhs, long live Canada.

There is racism in Canada especially in the workplace

Hiii. So I plan on moving to Canada in maybe 3-4 years or so after I finish highschool? I’m black and I live in America, and I was wondering if there’s police brutality and racism towards blacks in Canada? The thought of being targeted because of my race terrifies me, and I don’t want to be around this. Also I don’t want to get into any trouble with anyone, considering the fact that I’ll be a woman, alone, but would my race or gender play a big part in my safety? If anyone could help me out, that’d be great. Thank you! <3

Should Add SUDBURY ON THAT LIST. LANDLORDS DO NOT LIKE TO LEASE to natives because they probably think we drink like crazy. I've been sober 14 years. \nYea CANADAS GOOD AT HIDDING THEIR RACISIM

Oh, overall it seems that racism is nowhere near as prevalent in Canada as it is in the US. Good for them.

I ended up growing very thick skin to racism in Canada....what's more,I expect it ,and don't care for it.

Hi Drew. Very good info. I’m American and have visited Canada more than 6 times. All the information is correct to my understanding. Happy Passover to our Jewish community.

Indian people not country USA Canada uk france Australia Newzealand go back punjab india punjabi tatte chugan gye aa goreya de gulam aa nauker aa goreya de gori lady right

Funny how ironic it is that Americans and Canadians talk about coming over here..haaa that's how modern America and Canada was founded..out of British and Eurooean immigrants. Also to be honest you had English language but changed that.

however i know nothing about canada

Can u immigrate to Canada with a high school degree and get a job?

Has anyone ever seen the movie Step Brothers? I feel like the relationship between Brennan & Dale is very similar to the relationship between USA and Canada. Just sayin...

Canada has a mixed market and Usa is mostly capitalist

If I was not from Canada I would agree with you on free healthcare, truth is healthcare is in free because you have to pay taxes, and not to mention Canada puts all their taxes towards that thing you still have to pay taxes to pay for it, No wonder the world thinks America stupid

Feeling pressure to be a muslim in Canada is a big make up lay. It is racism game they want to play to get stronger

Bro canada mai minimum salery mai kitna milta hai

I have btech ECE and 3 years experience in IT. What would be best way to come to Canada?

*Canada's official language is French lmao*

3:54 If a political party doesnt plan to ban this from Canada, then you are not getting my vote

Sorry Drew, did I miss it or you haven't touched upon that Canada is a British Commonwealth country. The Queen of Britain is also the Queen of Canada.

Incorrect I'm afraid. Canada is no longer a democracy. It is run by a traitorous dictator that is owned by the Chinese. The illegitimate offspring of Fidel castro is destroying this once great country. Wish we had someone like Trump!

Gun culture & violence in the us, we don't have guns in Canada and we have lot less violence/crimes.

Wtf Canada healthcare is free and college is cheaper, step up America ??‍♂️?

USA hockey teams are better and Canada puts viniger on French fries that's it

Canada has always seemed to me to be a lot of the same of what's here in America. And from the pictures I've seeing it looks a lot like any town in the US. Make their big cities look similar to the big cities we have here in America.

Para mi los paises mas bonitos del mundo son USA y Canada ?

Canada embassies in Africa are racist for africans who apply for visa for vacation

What do u mean about Canada?\nIsn't it USB?

The last point is what makes Canada Go more ahead

America??and Canada?? are both good friends of India ?? God bless both the nations......

US vs Canada\nI prefer Canada

French is the second official language of Canada.

The West coast of Canada is usually warm year round it's on the Pacific

How many US states shares border with Canada?

Actually USA is the 4th largest country in the world... 1st - Russia, 2nd - Canada, 3rd - China, 4th - USA, and 5th - Brazil. Just saying! Fyi.. I'm Canadian ????

canada is definitely for me

As a Canadian who has traveled to 12/13 provinces/territories (sorry NFLD) and all regions of the mainland USA I have couple comments. First, both Canada and the USA the accents and culture are very different depending on the area (another similarity!). People from Vermont have more in common with people from New Brunswick than they do with their fellow Americans in Texas. People from British Columbia have more in common with people from Washington than they do with Quebeckers. Second, I actually find that Americans are super friendly in some states, more outgoing than Canadians (like say Tennessee). Also, Drew, if you ever want to go to the Far North in Canada it's a whole other world of Inuit people speaking Inuktitut on Baffin Island - for me that area seems like another country!