Thank you Boatnerd excellent footage

That things been there for longer than I am old. Wow. Thank you

Sad day - great place to work and great employees to work with

It's a SHAME this power plant it NO MORE. It was moth balled By a Provincial gov't that was WAY OFF TARGET re: energy efficiency, now it's gone... Millions were put into building it, then modifying it to be as clean as possible why hadn't subsequent Gov'ts look at OTHER uses... I had numerous friends work there over the years and actually did myself for a short very period on construction.... SAD but excellent footage of the take down...

My mother had family members who worked there for years and years. Will miss seeing the smoke stacks in use along with the smell 🥴.

WOW! Fantastic footage.

Thought one of those houses were going down

Weird, all the other vids I saw showed the stack falling to the left, and they seemed to be from the river. Nice close up.

More efficient than any wind turbine, clean too. One more scrubber and it would have been one of the cleanest coal fired power plants. Thanks the Liberal government for that and you know who she is.

Sure wouldn't want to live downwind from that!

I heard that someone closed the wrong breaker causing a chain reaction of destruction

Man that's sad to see. Good jobs right there. Very disheartening.

Detroit River? Also, were those houses as close as they looked?

Now you see it...now you don't!

Was this today? February 12 2022?

Another horrible coal plant gone forever. Thank you. I worked for a power company management company. These things are worse than they ever, ever admitted.