Born and raised in the Sudbury Region, I've since decided to relocate. While I love learning about the history of my hometown, it also makes me miss being there. I absolutely loved this video and appreciate everything I've learned from it. Thanks for sharing. No matter how far I roam, Sudbury will always be home.

Thank you for posting this. I remember seeing it on tv years ago on deja vu or tv land. Lived my 45 years on earth in Sudbury!! Hope our Sudbury Wolves can win a championship after 50 years!!

It is really nice to see Don Hopkins raking his front yard at 400 Laura Ave. (at the 16 minute mark in the video). Wouldn't we all like to be that young again. The video is a great presentation of the early history of Sudbury.

My Uncle, a hard working miner at Falcon bridge Mine , Marc Brosseau, now passed❤

Thanks for posting these gems. They are time capsules. 😊

Posting this to the I Grew Up In Sudbury FB group.

Thank you 👏🇨🇦

We had black bears in our backyard and large deer, on Vermilion Lake Road formerly Brosseau Road, We had the whole Road to our family, Elzear,Marc,Ovidé, and Hannah and the younger ones, Ernest, Alcide, my cousins

Really well researched and written. That was the Sudbury I grew up in. It included a few home I used to deliver the Northern Life to. Wonderful share.

This is an amazing video, so much to learn and appreciate. Thank you ❤

This was awesome to watch, thank you for sharing!

I lived here in the 60’s / need 😂 I say my heart is Brosseau, Vermillion River

Thanks for sharing!

Oh what I would give for this town to be like that agen

OPEN PIT ORE ROASTING! OMG! IN HINDSIGHT! GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU!

Sudbury... Worthington married secondly after spending time near St Mary's ( see St Mary's ) and went to work with the railroaders who sent him to build an extension north of Nipissing lake... his section of line basically moved along the Salter ( see Windsor and Lambton ) baseline created in the 1850's. They named the Junction near the Creighton mineral anomaly located by Salter as Sudbury ( this vid ) in honor of the Hitchcock ( second inlaws of Worthington ) .... so on ... these vids rock but they might be slightly biased on the promoters imo - Creighton fault opened c1902 when INCO became a corporation.... Falconbridge became a corporation in 1927 when Canadian National became a corporation.. INCO and Falconbridge controlled nickel ( mineral prices ) while CP and CN ruled the Canadian hauling prices...

luv how Prof Pearson notes the 1856 activities of Murray of the Geological Society ... did Logan ( and and his sub Murray ) ask Salter to double check on some Geological Surveyor site ? In other reports Murray notes Salter as having assisted him and his crew greatly when their steamer had become useless. Salter helped them back to ( Killarney ) Shibahahaning where an old trading post once existed and where the Collin ( and a Murray group ) had forestry interests near Collin's Inlet....

This is a very old video! Sudbury looks a lot better now!

Boomers really did just enjoy everything and take it all with them. So sad watching this place fall apart due to greed.

Outlying areas nice. Sudbury is run down, downtown shabby, petty crime, panhandlers all over, roads all over sudbury so bad they will damage car. Go to espanola instead. Far prettier and safer