What's going on guys it's Daniel. So I'm a huge fan of Joe santagato, you probably
know who he is. Hilarious guy. And he has a series called Weirdest laws in the US.
And it got me thinking, I'm like are there any weird laws that are here in
canada? And yes by the way i do live in Canada. If you didn't know I live here in
Toronto
I am Canadian.
Eh
I don't actually say eh though
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But I thought that some of these laws would be like it's illegal to bump into someone
and not apologize and say sorry, or its illegal to ride your dog sled on the sidewalk
Oh what? Oh that's an actual?
That's an actual law. Okay. See?
Its an actual law in the Northwest Territories
So I did some research and I found some weird, strange Canadian laws. Not as good
as America, I got to say, but there's still some interesting ones.
Let me tel ya
So yeah like I said in the intro it is illegal to ride your dog
sled on the sidewalk in the Northwest Territories.
I can only imagine the cops are riding on their dog slide trying to chase after
the guy who's on the sidewalk riding his. I don't know though.
I do know that its really cold up there
and i also do know that this law probably doesn't help
the fact that a lot of people think that we all ride dog sleds in Canada
So yeah, this law doesn't really help us. Thanks Northwest Territories
This is a nation wide law: it is illegal to pretend to practice witchcraft.
So the Canadian government is acknowledging the fact that witchcraft
is a real thing. That people can actually cast spells.
That Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Harry Potter, the Genie from Aladdin: they're all real. That's real.
You can cast a spell and change someone from a human being
into a pile of shit.
So on Halloween you can't dress up as Harry Potter or a witch and pretend to
cast a spell. Kids beware.
unless you want to go to jail
This one here is also nation wide
It is legal to challenge someone to a duel and also accept an invitation for a duel.
You're probably thinking, duel?
Yeah in the western movies where they were like stick them up.
The amount of time that I've been out and I was
to challenging someone to a duel
I'm so glad that I didn't because I'd be spending my time in jail. If you want to
challenge someone to a fight
you can fight but you cannot duel. Duels are illegal in Canada, you can go to jail
for two years. Two full years for challenging someone to a lightsaber duel.
In Alberta it is illegal to set fire to the leg of a wooden legged person.
Yes. One day Rick with the wooden leg gets you really pissed off and you're
thinking you know what I'm gonna get that son of a bitch back
I'm gonna burn his damn leg I'm gonna burn his wooden leg to the ground.
But that actually happened for this law to be in effect
Someone's wooden leg got burned. Probably more than once
What's going on in Alberta there? Do a lot of people have wooden legs in Alberta?
So this one here was a good one.
In Etobicoke you can't have more than three inches of water in your bathtub.
I mean I don't know how the hell they're gonna track this dumb law because what's
gonna happen? Your neighbor is going to call the police
Uh Hi there 911. I just saw that my neighbor was taking a bath, I was peeking
through the window, and I think I have more than three inches of water in the
bathtub. Can someone go check that out? Then while you're sitting there in
the bathtub was like a candle going probably and like a champagne glass in
your hand. Cause that's what everyone does when they take a bath, right?
You hear a knock at the door and it's a police officer and they're like excuse me
we've heard that you're taking a bath with possibly more than three inches of
water
We need to come inspect that. What?
Who knew that staying clean could be so dangerous
In Souris Prince Edward Island
it is illegal for a snowman to be over 30 inches
I can just imagine parents raising a kid in this city. They're like okay Bobby
you can't say a bad words
don't pull people's hair
and don't build snowmen over 30 inches
All right? Don't do those things
Or else you'll go to jail
You know how they have those volunteer police officers, like the ones who do like
community type stuff, I can imagine them they're the ones who are walking around
neighborhoods with like a tape measure and going to measure every snowman on
someone's lawn. They're like oh 26.7 inches this one's fine.
Oh 30.9 inches
Martha come over here! We got one! We got one taller than 30! Call the police.
Call the police
In Alberta businesses must provide rails to tie up horses.
So, when they're constructing a new building they need parking spots, they need a bike
rack then they need a rail to tie up your horse.
So you know there I am Daniel Coz on his horse in Alberta. It's a beautiful day.
it's a hot day
I'm feeling a little parched. So I see the local 7-eleven and I gallop on over
to that 7 11 and then I get to the front of the building and I realize holy shit
there's no place to meet a tie-up my
There's no place for me to tie-up Bullseye. Bullseye!
But thats a law. Thats a real law
So those there were some weird laws in Canada.
They're all real laws that are still on paper to date. If you liked this video give
it a thumbs up and if you want to see a part two to this because i did find a lot
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