When you hear the footprints crackle in the snow, you know it is cold.

@jrus690

3 жыл бұрын

It snows in Saskatchewan, news to me, thought that was a particular type of gravel they were using. lol...

I’m from Prince Albert and personally I love when it get down to -40 because you get so used to it that when the temp drops to -10 it feels like summertime

@ancientkeyboardwarrior

3 жыл бұрын

Today's beautiful

@mrniggaplease12

3 жыл бұрын

Wordd feels like spring. you know your Canadian when you say it’s beautiful outside when it’s -5 loll

@Drack-eu7xm

3 жыл бұрын

weak! come to norway and you will feel frost! minus 40 is summer

@mrniggaplease12

3 жыл бұрын

@@Drack-eu7xm that’s lies it’s like 0 degrees over there right now and it’s mid winter lol.

@Drack-eu7xm

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrniggaplease12 hey man it was a joke!

From LA, Love Canada, been all over Canada except Saskatchewan. When its open up, definitely visiting SASK.

@brandonreimer184

3 жыл бұрын

Lol go north that's where the best scenery is. The south half is pretty boring.

@nicolevolkov6793

3 жыл бұрын

Saskatoon is a pretty good place, Downtown has amazing food. I usually go to Sticks and Stones, Cactus Club and Browns Social House

@olhaok357

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicolevolkov6793 I like Saskatoon

@mikepech1648

3 жыл бұрын

In southern Saskatchewan is pretty flat. They say if your dog runs away, you can still going for two days.

@jrus690

3 жыл бұрын

Yes when things open back up, if you are driving to Saskatchewan, you will definitely notice how 'opened' up things are in Saskatchewan. The province is fairly flat, rumor has it that when you get into any tall structure, especially the one in my town, you can see everything from there. If Alina is in Prince Albert when you go to Saskatchewan you can use a telescope to see her from anywhere. lol...

Hi 🙋🏻‍♂️ Alina... your dad is a very nice and humble person...Always take care of him...😀👌🏻🙏🏼

@triyogenergy4781

3 жыл бұрын

Always love your humble DAD. More vids expected.Great.

@elisechakarova5203

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful relationship 😻

@BMWRR-rg5ev

3 жыл бұрын

Hope canadians are constists of couples, fathers, mothers, children But instead of that they recently add other bad relationships which will erase these great relationships. No body knows what does "family" mean except who try it

@immigrationbyrenusharma5176

3 жыл бұрын

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Prince Albert took a big hit when the Pulp and Paper mill shut down but things should look a lot brighter now that the new owner is looking at restarting the Pulp mill. Great content Alina and always a nice touch including your favourite co-star!!

It’s extremely cold every winter here in PA. I love it though . Proud of where we come from 👍

-40 is the only temperature that would mean the same to Canadians and Americans. The same temperature in both scales. :)

@mrjones1705

3 жыл бұрын

its funny how it works 0c is 40in the states

@aidenserne166

2 жыл бұрын

Duckin cold is what it means

Thanx for the tour of Prince Albert - it’s almost 20 years since I was last there! The PA area is wonderful in summer with all of the lakes and great fishing; also an abundance of wildlife. Trusting that you and your Dad had an enjoyable Valentines Day and that you also will have a memorable birthday on February 17th. 🎉🌹🥂

Enjoyed your video. I lived in PA during the winter of 1975-76 in my early twenties working mainly with the Cree and loved it. It's sad to hear about the crime rate. I also understand that meth and gangs are a problem like everywhere else in North America. I was very impressed with the generosity and friendliness of the Crees I got to know like the Greyeyes family who gave me a loaf of fresh bread right out of the oven on my way home on foot. Nothing like warm fresh bread on a cold winter's night. Hockey is still my favorite spectator sport. Cheers from Kentucky.

Going back to places from your childhood after being away for so long is always a good time!

@user-ze6qx1py2l

3 жыл бұрын

Agree. I did graduate study at the University of Saskatchewan. I want to visit there in the near future.

I lived in Saskatoon back early 90's for graduate study at the University of Saskatchewan. It's a cold place and but the people are really nice and friendly. Have a great memory. At the school I met a girl from PA, she was very beautiful and sweet.

Thank you for struggling with the fridged temperature and showing us more Canadian scenery. Beautiful day except for the cold. Keep warm my dear.💞💞💞💞🌡️🌡️

14:43 the Canadian sky colors are very beautiful even in winter 🎨👍... you can open your own photo gallery with all the panoramas you've collected ✌

I go through this town every week. I live in Nipawin Saskatchewan, born and raised. Nipawin is a beautiful place, PA has always been the city you drive through to get to a better one!

@heronimousbrapson863

3 жыл бұрын

My mother-in-law was from Nipawin.

@PandaMan-xy1he

2 жыл бұрын

I lived just over in Carrot River for a number of years!

"The Gateway to the North" has a hidden gem of a golf course in Cooke Municipal overlooked by many. Any one going to Waskesiu Golf Course in Prince Albert National Park should stop and play this wonderful public course.

@que7996

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a nice one right next to meadow lake provincial park called the northern meadows

I’m not sure why P.A looks so much better from your camera than it does actually walking through and experiencing it in person..

@Fvckedwithaknife

3 жыл бұрын

Truthhhhhhh hahaha

@jamiepiche8510

3 жыл бұрын

Get jumped by the nash lol 😂

@tysonsheinin6900

3 жыл бұрын

Lol YES!

@profortperson1186

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@JustGriims

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it looks way worse than it did in the video

Recipe for an AMAZING video: + Alina's impressive artistic talent. + Dad's great love and devotion. + Father & daughter interaction. (Priceless). + Skill share. = MAGICAL VIDEO. Alina, congratulations on reaching 90K subscribers and happy 30th birthday on Wednesday 🎂. Keep living life to the fullest. Take great care of yourself and your lovely Dad. =)

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Красота! Люблю зимние пейзажи! Nice to see you and your Dad!

Enjoy quality time with your dad, like he did when you were younger

I like the way your dad said - " Oh no problem " when you thanked him for being a co-star @14:00

@immigrationbyrenusharma5176

3 жыл бұрын

You can checkout more information on immigration to Canada at kzread.info/dash/bejne/pWVpusSTprXXc6Q.html

It's not just malls in Saskatchewan but a swath of malls in the US precovid were emptying out. Probably worse now. There's a guy on YT that goes around malls & record all the emptiness of the place.

@TT-zd6nr

3 жыл бұрын

In the UK our equivalent of the malls is the High Street. And these are suffering badly. When/if the pandemic becomes history I suspect that these areas will be converted to housing with a number of food outlets - and pubs of course. Retail will migrate to the outskirts (malls in US and likely this term will be eventually be used in the UK)

@brandonreimer184

3 жыл бұрын

Covid didn't kill the mall here it was the group of people who hang around the north entrance. Nobody wants to go there and be hassled by them.

Can definitely relate to the weather! You do a great job with your videos and hopefully allot of your world wide followers can appreciate our country even more from watching. I always look forward to new and exciting adventures! Keep up the great work! 🙂

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I grew up in PA from 1952- 1972, then moved to Calgary. It was and is a great city to grow up in. Thanks for the Memories!

Your dad is awesome for tagging along and making this video possible. Thank you for sharing. All the best from Winnipeg, MB.

I love those cold views in sun - and even more with hoarfrost! There usually such special silence... only my frosty steps.

I've only been to Saskatoon. You've heard about my salmonella ordeal already, but aside from that I found the people the friendliest I met anywhere in Canada. The city also had a lot more culture than I'd expect for a small city of less than 1/4 million in the middle of the prairie. Wanaskewin was a great spot to learn something about the geography and history of the area.

@billfarley9167

9 ай бұрын

Saskatoon is the best city in Saskatchewan.

I'm from Oregon, but I went through Prince Albert in 1984 on my way to Nipawin and Swan River, Manitoba. I felt like a pioneer. Loved your music again.

Literally the only video that makes Prince Albert look good

Wait your in Prince Albert that’s cool I live here

@shyrym

3 жыл бұрын

I also live here!!!

@Silly_Pup

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!! well close to it anyways

@GoofyGrils

3 жыл бұрын

me too

@lynettebird670

3 жыл бұрын

Me to

@YanksandBritsProductions

2 жыл бұрын

I’m from England, I have a friend that lives there ……what it Really like ……you can tell me????? …….LOL

As an Australian I've been fascinated by the cold. 3 years ago visited Mohe in China, experienced -40C. There are no hippies in cold places.

@TomMarvan

3 жыл бұрын

@@freddiethompson58 Ouch, burn... but as much as if you get caught in the Aussie outback where, in complete contrast to what we see in Alina’s video, temperatures easily reach 40C+, causing many tourists to get lost and even meet their demise. Please, all be careful, wherever you may be today!

@ralphwiggum250N

3 жыл бұрын

Stop being fascinated by that. When you visit Canada, go to BC, the western province, and go in the summer time.

@sehejmodgill9423

3 жыл бұрын

Lived in perth Western Australia for 2 years. It can get pretty hot. But Saskatchewan is totally crazy. I thought regina was crazy until i moved to tisdale 😁

@mvnorsel6354

3 жыл бұрын

@@freddiethompson58 I agree, much easier to live in a warm place than a cold one. Not only physically but also psychological. Respect the Greenlanders.

@mvnorsel6354

3 жыл бұрын

@@ralphwiggum250N I'll go the grave with my cold fascination. Now I have to open the fridge door to send this.

Alina, love when you and your dad get together. The cinematic quality of your videos capturing the beauty of Canada in winter and your music mix is fantastic. Kudos from another one of your south of the border fans!! P.S. looking forward to the tease of plans regarding your next adventure or even the ten year plan!

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

I clicked this because of minus 40 and reignited my feelings when I lived in Moose Jaw SK when I was young. Plugging the car included the battery warmer.

what an absolute darling your dadda is ! love & all the best to all your family.

I was in PA for a few weeks.... in the 90's. Looks like nothing has changed.

@mikoyanig5512

3 жыл бұрын

It hasn’t.

Enjoyed this video and Sahara in Saskatchewan video. I was in Saskatoon in 1999. Spent the Summer and bit of Fall in Qu'Appelle Hall of the University of Saskatchewan before settling in Vancouver for a year and a half waiting to obtain US Immigrant visa to join my older brother in New York. I planted trees in BC while awaiting the visa as a member of Co-op. Enjoyed BC wilderness tremendously. We drank water right off the wild streams. Six years later I went to visit my friends in Vancouver and took trip to see the trees my Co-op planted. They were magnificient. Alas, they may have been cut down as timber by now. such is life ! I have been to many places in Saskatchewan but never made it to Prince Albert. Lac La Ronge is still fresh in my mind with the sounds of loons after 10pm.

the squishing snow sound, you can tell it's colder than -30

So pretty!! I can’t feel the cold there , but I feel the quiet vibe . Such a cute little city

Hoi, Alina, well done with the new vid. It looks like so cold. Been to Alberta, ok during the summer months, but not to SK. Really good to follow you´re impressions. Take care and stay safe.

I lived in Prince Albert for 10 years.Great that you did the video with your dad.Thank you for taking the time to do the video.

@calbreckenridge2192

3 жыл бұрын

Its a great video Louise

Yikes Alina...I almost couldn't finish watching the vid because I was feeling so chilled just watching :) Anyway, good to see you hanging with your dad...thanks for sharing your life and your history with us. Cheers!!! Peace and blessings

Looks like a livable town. Nice you get to spend quality time with dad. I enjoy your life experiences.

The coldest I have felt was -30C in Ottawa where I used to live. Even at that temperature everyone went out to the frozen Rideau canal festival with outdoor food stalls, dancing with live music, ice sculptures, a temporary zoo and even horse races on the ice. Now I live in Portugal where the coldest night was 1C but with houses without central heating or insulation I am often colder than in Canada. At the school where I now teach I have measured 7C inside the classroom in the early morning. I sure miss the warm Canadian houses.

@brandonreimer184

3 жыл бұрын

Last winter the twmp was -35 during the winter festival and I don't think anybody stayed home. When you live in it it gets easier, most of us have a hard time handling anything more than +30

@g00gleminus96

Жыл бұрын

If your schoolrooms are 7c in the morning then you really could do with some insulation. A cheap alternative to modern building materials like fiberglass or styrofoam is dried straw. If you sandwich thick blankets (batts) of dried straw between two sheets of vapour barrier (tarpaper or tyvek) and then use that to insulate a wall it can significantly improve the efficiency of the heating source. Just be sure that the straw is very dry and that it stays dry. If the straw gets wet then it will eventually start to rot, which is why you must use a vapor barrier. To ensure you don't trap moisture inside the straw blankets, install it on a hot dry day. Insulation works becasue it traps small pockets of air in small spaces. This slows down the transfer of heat from one side of the insulation to the other. The more holes the more insulation. effectiveness

@antoniocruz8083

Жыл бұрын

@@g00gleminus96 There are a few problems 1. Insulation only works if it is very well done, with no heat escape areas, meaning not just the walls but the ceiling and even the floor must be insulated and all this is not easy in an already existing building all made of ciment. 2. Cost, there are about 15.000 schools in the country, that would cost upwards of a hundred million euros. 3. The climate here during 6 months has continously a certain wettness to it due to the proximity to the cold ocean, where +10° feels very cold, you feel it in your bones and the ciment absorbs moisture from the air and also from the ground, where it is in direct contact without often a ground air box. This makes the buildings even more uncomfortable, you practically feel like you are underwater at times. 4. Even if insulated you still need a heating source which for such large buildings is very costly, most schools have no heating system at all. The schools were built in the 80's or earlier with no heating in mind unlike new houses which follow modern insulation codes.

@antoniocruz8083

Жыл бұрын

@@g00gleminus96 Also, here we have 6 months of dry hot weather where there is a large fire hazard and I think straw is quite flammable. Nevertheless I know someone who built a cottage out of straw square stacks, very comfortable indeed.

VERY enjoyable video, with references to the past along with how much Prince Albert has changed. The good along with its struggles makes it honest and real. And obviously father and daughter have a great connection. Congrats (from Toronto). One thing. I bet the air smells clean and pure

Simply beautiful and relaxing...thank you so much.

It's amazing how many things here look similar to what one sees in little towns in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming.

I only experienced -1C in Athens, Greece where i live. I can't imagine hadling -40C so well. I would be dead. Also, the last part with the music and the scenery was amazing!

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

Lol it does get unbearable after a while

@bkucinschi

3 жыл бұрын

I experienced almost +40C visiting Athens, I don't remember wearing a dry shirt... got all soaked from sweating one minute after leaving the hotel. Still, better than -40C in Saskatchewan... I love Greece and Athens in particular.

@annamaleficent

3 жыл бұрын

@@bkucinschi true! Heat is better than cold. But when is 40+C here we usually stay at home with the air conditioner on all day or head to the beach. That's why in the summer the capital is empty because of the heat. It's unbearable.

Oh my goodness It’s extremely cold 🥶 Thanks for sharing your wonderful video ❤️❤️

Nice video I really appreciate it One of my favourite country is Australia because of the beautiful places and it's English accent. So sweet seeing you with your amazing dad together traveling. Planning to go there later. Thank you so much for making this wonderful vlog. Great camerawork btw. All the best.🥰

Never have experienced such cold or sushi!? They have to be hearty and resourceful People to live in such tundra region! Nice video as always!

I could always feel the history in Prince Albert. Great area, some tough social reality. 😉👍🇨🇦🌲

As a new subscriber to your channel its so nice to have come across with your videos on Canada. We rarely get to see and hear anything about from Canada. Thank you for sharing and making these videos.

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome!

Thank you. Your vid brought me back to my past. 🙂

Wow, that looks COLD! And here I'm complaining about -15/-20 in Ontario haha. Beautiful video, especially the footage in the end. PA is definitely on my list of places to visit in Saskatchewan, alongside Moose Jaw and Athabasca Sand Dunes, which I think is way up north and only accessible by float plane.

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

Lol yeah Toronto has a fairly nice winter in comparison. Moose Jaw is a great little city!

@randyscott8660

3 жыл бұрын

Yes the dunes are on the opposite side of a lake close to Urainium City..It was a city in the north of Saskatchewan that everyone left because of shortage of work and no summer road..

its been at least 35+ yrs since I was in PA, looks totally different now, lots of new bldgs and homes, interesting to see it now.

Thank you Alina , now I can share this video to my family in Philippines. Take care and stay safe, hi to your dad.

The sound of walking on snow in really cold temperatures. Love the western winters.

P.A. Love it, you are a brave girl.

@jacquelinerosser7777

3 жыл бұрын

Brave why? Born and raised here and left for over 20 years( got married) but did come home again!! I have lived all over Canada including Edmonton, Winnipeg, the NWT and VICTORIA and by far this is still the best of them all. That's why I came home! Please stop painting Prince Albert as a shit hole!! Its no worse than anywhere else! Sure things have changed like they have all over! I feel a heck of a log safer here than I ever have in the states!!!

Awww, wish you could’ve shown some of the nicer parts of PA. There is beauty here, even in -40. 😂

@dellahicks7231

3 жыл бұрын

I agree! I find it unfortunate that not even two minutes into the video, crime is being mentioned, rather disappointing.

@mrniggaplease12

3 жыл бұрын

What beauty? I’m from pa and there’s nothing beautiful about it

@dellahicks7231

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrniggaplease12 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, it is unfortunate you do not see it in PA.

@northernsasky6944

3 жыл бұрын

lol where? PA makes me want to head home to nipawin and thats saying lots haha

@que7996

2 жыл бұрын

It’s -40 in lot of places and where I live on the prairie the wind chill makes it to -50

Thank you for the wonderful tour of your old stomping grounds. I hadn't seen PA for years, and only in the summer. It was a real treat to see the place through the prism of your Dad's and your memories, remembrances reflected in those Prairie Sky eyes of yours. Stay safe and stay well.... and most of all, stay warm!!

Thanks for sharing PA with us. I am a Saskatchewan born girl, living in Manitoba now.

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome!

Even in the uncomfortable cold air, you showed that this town has its own charm. Well maintained homes and you are also right. Malls are not the most popular to shop in, the big box stores and large chain stores have taken away that, and I also believe that this will end up closing a lot of malls as shopping places, it usually happens when they price themselves way overpriced in rent for a lot of businesses to afford. I think this town will change and let's hope that the crime rate will be much better than you said. Great showing, but time to get warmed up now, I got cold just watching this. ))))) Cheers!!!

Its always coldest when its clear. Glad its not night ! Cold !!

This is My first opportunity saw that a beuatiful place! Thank you for that! Have a Great Year! Rodrigo from Brazil

Hi Alina, welcome back nice tour😊

I was the MP for PA from 2000-2008. I appreciate the video. It brings back a lot of good memories. One can see what e-commerce and the pandemic has done to the mall and the retail shops. I was living in Nipawin and in my capacity as the MP I made many trips to PA and I got to know a lot of good people from PA. As I recall there was a very substantial migration of aboriginal people from the northern reserves. I believe the school population in some of the elementary schools was approaching 50% aboriginal. . I suspect that trend has continued. It did present some challenges. It was my belief that many of the disadvantaged had been victims of child alcohol syndrome. A sad situation. Anyways thank you for this video.

@billfarley9167

9 ай бұрын

Racism reigns supreme in PA.

I like PA. Been there 10 years ago. reminded me of the town I grew up in Alberta, call Grand Prairie. Now has population almost 100,000 people

Thanks for The tips. Happy Monday

Thank you Alina🌍

you can hear the ice cold crispy snow below you feet while you're walking ...40 below gees ...

@Sotto_

3 жыл бұрын

You know it's cold when it sounds like you're walking on styrofoam. Nothing can imitate that sound.

nice to see recognition for this city, pretty bad area but a lot of characters to meet. place really has everything but it's still not known to the public eye

Thanks for your nice informative video about Prince Albert. Special thanks for your dad for supporting in your videos vlogs.👍👍

Another great video, and love the various music selections.

I live in PA and the city looks better through your camera 😂 wish I could move somewhere else

@kita3638

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile me being a Bangladeshi whose dream is to move to saskatchewan 👁👄👁.

The gateway mall has been dying out for years , sasktel is about the only reason to go there, coles died cause of COVID

My home town! Love it! Thanks Alina...

Great Sunset and beautiful song!

Feels good to come home when you have gone long and far. Your dad is a prince among men.

Was hoping to see Bingo Garden, but it’s probably not there any more either. Nice vid

@dellahicks7231

3 жыл бұрын

Bingo Garden closed down quite some time ago now, other entities occupy the building now.

I live in Saskatoon and this February it was -45C without a windshield for like a whole week!! I get how she is feeling .”lol

I loved growing up in PA. Thanks for sharing.

Hey I am also from Prince Albert and I like the good old city. It's not the best but every city has there problems. I don't mind it dropping to -40°c because when it warms up to like -5°c, you can wear a shirt.

@alekshukhevych2644

3 жыл бұрын

Are there a lot of Ukrainians there?

There's an Ardenes in the mall it can't be that bad

I actually felt very sad watching this video- however I loved the way the music and landscape were synced together so nicely. Thanks you for sharing this Alina- especially as this little town has some special memories for you as a child.

@dellahicks7231

3 жыл бұрын

No need to feel sad for us here in Prince Albert Mark, for the most part we are doing just fine! Do we have poverty and crime? Yes, show me a city our size that doesn't. We also have many positive things going on in Prince Albert, unfortunate that people are judging our city on a video less than 20 minutes long!

@markbudd5250

3 жыл бұрын

@@dellahicks7231 Thanks Della. That's good to hear and I'm sure Prince Albert has another side to it. . What saddened me most was seeing the empty malls, but of course this is the case in most places at the present time....

My husband and I have watched a few videos and enjoyed your Dad's jokes so much! Looks like he has a great sense of humor. More videos with Dad)

How Alina you’re dad is so cool!

The most terrible is not a temp but wind and high humidity😁

@stevejepsen9332

3 жыл бұрын

then make a trip and come here to Saskatchewan when it's like this...maybe you'll change your mind

@muratomar6502

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevejepsen9332 not need😁 last week we had minus 30 C and a wind could move you, Kazakhstan

@torehaaland6921

3 жыл бұрын

Efficient temperature....the combined effect of temperature, humidity and wind. 40 colds in a relatively dry climate, is very cold, but it's still a solid step away from let's say gale force wind and 35 minus with sea humidity. My personal frost record.

@stevejepsen9332

3 жыл бұрын

ya that's true...if we were near a sea with humidity it would be worse...but we definitely get our share of wind here in Saskatchewan

Amazing elina thank you for the wonderful adventure of prince albert i like those little town feel keep safe.

ALINA... SO NICE TO GO BACK TO YOUR CHILDHOOD MEMORIES! 🙌THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR SWEET TOUR .🤍🕊

Prince Albert is like a little Winnipeg.

@fionafiona9133

3 жыл бұрын

no sort of Mars

@davegiannotti758

3 жыл бұрын

Both Dumps ruined by the same Element of society.

Jails are for defendants who are awaiting trial, whereas a penitentiary is for the ones who have already been found guilty. Unrelated interesting fact: -40 celsius is also -40 degrees Fahrenheit.

@nigonkouk1770

3 жыл бұрын

And sentences up to a year or less, I did 7 months in jail in 1988, and it was the worst time of my life, it scared me straight and ultimately proved to me that God is with me.

@dougpeebles2383

3 жыл бұрын

In Ontario sentences up to 2 years less a day are done in the provincial jail system.

@stubones

3 жыл бұрын

Cool!

@dellahicks7231

3 жыл бұрын

Actually Tim, having family members that work both at the provincial Correctional Centre and the Penitentiary, that isn't completely accurate. The Correctional Centre houses inmates that are generally sentenced to two years less a day, but there are exceptions to that as well. There is a unit that primarily houses those waiting trial or currently on trial, but primarily the Centre is living quarters for the majority of the inmates.

@dellahicks7231

3 жыл бұрын

@@dougpeebles2383 They are here at the provincial Correctional Centre in Prince Albert as well Doug. Unfortunately there is a little misinformation in some of the comments here.

My old stompin' grounds. Miss it and all my friends, but those days are gone as they should be. Enjoy life friends, it goes by fast. Thanks for sharing Alina, it's appreciated.

I bet it was even colder in the open spaces with the windchill factor. Love all the sun and clear blue skies. Take care Alina.✌

It shouldn't go unnoticed that you picked a day when it was -40 Celsius, which is the same as -40 Fahrenheit, so as not to confuse our American friends! You think of everything Alina!!!

@AlinaMcleod

3 жыл бұрын

lol

You really havent seen the worst of the prairie cold if you havent been to Manitoba-thats where all the prairie colds converge and settle

@keithng2517

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, Winnipeg is way way colder than any place Saskatchewan. Especially during winter but its nowhere as dead as Prince Albert in businesswise.

@Sotto_

3 жыл бұрын

Winter-peg.

@goldenboyi1989

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sotto_ absolutely

@karlhungus545

3 жыл бұрын

@@keithng2517 Ha, wrong bud...try Black Lake in Jan-Feb.

@siglavikingkearns8108

3 жыл бұрын

This reverse boasting is silly. If you live anywhere from Winnipeg to Edmonton you have seen -40. Winnipeg hasn't seen -40 (not including windchill) for years. (-38 a couple of times though)

Very nice thank you for sharing

Thanks for the review

Never experienced -40 in my life. This place probably colder than most of Russia, colder than European part of Russia for sure.

@mrniggaplease12

3 жыл бұрын

Prince Albert is where I’m from and you get used to the cold weather, it’s not as bad as people think. Unless your out there for a long time but only an idiot would do that

@andreamartineau1197

3 жыл бұрын

It gets as cold as -50C with horizontal winds that will knock you off your feet. The folks in Saskatchewan are a kind and durable bunch 💗

Wel I see people survive in-40C Right now Dallas/Forth Worth in Texas is -20C.

@zoom5024

3 жыл бұрын

wtf that blows my mind, i always pictured texas and surrounding areas as deserts where u could travel to and enjoy summer heat during the winters in northern Europe. So does mexico's capital also get really cold during winters? 🤯🤯

@Passerbythatwastaken

3 жыл бұрын

@@zoom5024 snow storm going on lol.

Originally from Ottawa. Moved to PA for a career change. Didn't think I would last 3 months there but ended up living there for almost 10 yrs. Moved back to Ottawa in 2020 - early onset of Covid. First 4 years in PA was rough but adjusted my attitude and made the best of it. Now I miss the friends that I made there , Vu's garden on 6th Ave East and the many somewhat nearby communities like KInistino, Melfort, Birch Hills, Shellbrook, Spiritwood, Big River, Meadow Lake. Enjoyed your video, brought back many good memories. Thank you. I don't miss the cold however. 😃

That was a nice tour. Heard about Prince Albert never seen it. Thank you.