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This Hour Has 22 Minutes is a long running political satire series hosted by the CBC every 2 weeks. The series originally aired in 1993, and follows the format of mock news reporting, especially on public political figures, but also celebrities in general.

The series can be watched on CBC Gem (Free for any Canadians with a CBC account!) or on the linked youtube channel.

From the video description:

Canadian PSAs:

I have a ton of nostalgia for these PSAs that used to pop up on TV when I was a kid. Sometimes it's the music or the silly visuals that stick in my head- but sometimes it's the fear and distrust they inflicted on my mushy youthful brain. I set out to try and cover a bunch of the most memorable, but I quickly got sidetracked and just stuffed a bunch of PSA parallel skits into this video- i have no idea if there is a message that people get from this, but here it is:

The lovely Canadian PSAs were wonderful, terrifying, and educational- sometimes all at the same time. I believe that we consume so much more content than people used to so it's important to have these educational messages to help us gain a little knowledge, dodge and teach about misinformation, and because other people deserve to have a nice piece of nostalgia sitting at the back of their heads that brings them great joy.

If you want to see a bunch more PSAs i saw growing up, you can go check out ‪@ccacanada‬ , most of the ones they made during their time are uploaded on their channel. My recommendations (or possible future part 2 clips to cover): Health Rock, What's Your Thing?, Smart As You, Hip Choice, and The Trap. There's also Don't Put It In Your Mouth, but it doesn't appear to be on their channel, but you should be able to find it. I love puppets.

Although i did not set out to cover every single PSA that i wanted to in THIS video, I hope you guys enjoyed some of the dumb jokes and skits :). Thanks for watching! I'm gonna touch some grass and get married.

Special thanks to my brother for making the funny dinky song in my pitched PSA- he actually makes real music too so you should go check him out: @StArnaudband‬

And to my friend Calmy for helping throw in some sound effects!!

You can find him on twitter and twitch: ‪@Calmynism‬

AND SINCERELY TO WHO IT CONCERNS:

I WILL MAKE PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS IF YOU WANT THEM!!!

hehe bye bye :)!!

Dan rolls is part of the Canadian coin collecting community. He regularly does live streams on youtube showing him coin hunting (opening up rolls of coins from the bank in hopes of finding rare coins) and metal detecting around Canada, in I believe the Niagara region of Ontario.

You can talk to Dan as well as other passionate coin collectors in the very friendly and active canadian coin collectors discord! You can find their subreddit and the discord link at r/CanadianCoins. Foreign coin collectors are allowed into the discord -- a significant number of the community is actually foreign!

If you like homesteading, DIY repairing, and the beautiful scenic views of the East coast, you'll likely enjoy this channel! As per the title, the channel now focuses on the repairing of an off grid house on an island off the coast of Newfoundland. The older videos feature Matty Clarke doing outdoors videos in places all across Canada, but has since chosen to settle down on the island with his wife Kelly Clarke. Together, the two regularly post videos about their time fixing up the homestead.

I haven't seen many of their videos yet, so I don't know how good the content is, but I thought it fit the community

Connor Creates is a channel I ran across recently and liked quite a bit.

His titles and thumbnails seem like they would be clickbait, but I've watched more than a few of his videos and by all means he actually does what the title says he will do. He is kinda higher energy than I typically prefer, but he seems like a pretty nice and genuine guy -- not just putting on a weird fake high energy content creator persona. He gives strong dad energy, which makes sense considering he is actually a dad. He is kinda like Canadian William Osman but family friendly and less compsci stuff.

I'd definitely recommend this channel if you like DIY stuff, and especially if you have a child. All of his videos and projects lean towards to low budget side, so it would be feasible to recreate some of the stuff he does with your own kids.

Absolutely love Tasting History, I just wish there were more videos about Canadian recipes! Poutine itself would make for a wonderful episode.

This youtube channel has caught my attention recently, I think it is a truly unique and well crafted series of videos that is getting regular updates. The project itself is interesting, and the cinematography is top notch. For anyone that wants a really laid back series to listen to and enjoy watching people create stuff and work with their hands, this would be ideal for you.

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Garbage Time (or more commonly known by his most popular channel, Dank Pods) is one of my most favourite Australian content creators.

I'm posting this video to highlight rule #2, in which a video does not have to be made by a Canadian to be welcomed here -- so long as it features Canada prominently in the video.