The community name is Belleville for the uninformed.
@phildilcox6512 күн бұрын
I'm from the Burg, 40 years ago grandpa used to put me in the boat for a beer run over to your side of the river
@Richiesrant4 күн бұрын
98% Punjabi in Brampton now.
@Thundercat00075 күн бұрын
20:08 owct
@alaaneesful5 күн бұрын
I'm an immigrant living in Toronto Who got fed up with the problems big cities are facing, cost of living, crime rate, high competition , rude people I wish one day someone I'll be able to move out of Toronto to live a happy life
@Torsten3897 күн бұрын
I spent my summers there with my grandparents. I’d forgotten how quiet times were back then. Thanks for sharing this visual scrapbook of my youth!
I'll do Niagra Falls visa Buffalo thanks; get into journalism.
@jshanna0110 күн бұрын
My Grandfather and Grandmother (Rev. Paul and Rena MacKinney) moved there around 1951 or 1952 and founded a church, library and school. My Mother, Francis MacKinney taught at the school. My Father, James Hanna, was stationed at Goose Bay an Air Policeman but later became an Arctic Survival Instructor and Scout living in a Trapper's Cabin along the river. My Uncle, Dan MacKinney was a Missionary Bush Pilot out of there. My parents met, married and here I am! My Uncle died in his airplane Christmas Eve of 1958. My Grandfather died of infection from a cut early in 1959. Both are buried there. We're headed to Happy Valley this September to honor their memory. This is such a wonderful film to give us added insight to the stories we've heard all our lives! Thanks so much!
@ragnarrklangsrok168510 күн бұрын
I moved here from Ontario a year ago working two jobs and loving it out here. New Brunswick is absolutely gorgeous!
@InTheBox_hcs11 күн бұрын
Absolutely love this series! It would be so cool to have updated episodes!
@doveseye.466611 күн бұрын
Railroad and the US destroyed Sudbury, I didn’t forget!😢
@conciergestaff981812 күн бұрын
My mother's house is shown at 22:49
@DaveSkippy-fy8ly14 күн бұрын
Its a shit hole full of illigals and scam schools
@poufro18 күн бұрын
shame what was happened to brampton... khalistani insurrection. this country is going down the drain
@glengamble52620 күн бұрын
Played Cochrane as a touring musician in the 80’s. Played the Albert Hotel-it had an albino moose head in the lobby! I also remember it was near the train station and I think I remember going to the station had a cafe where you could get a good, cheap breakfast.
@Cratercitysmith21 күн бұрын
i loved going to the island to collect fossils
@krystalchamaillard360222 күн бұрын
Thank you for uploading this. My first house was in Hull. Lots of great memories. It is a shame that "la ville de Gatineau" has no interest in preserving history.
@juniordollimont693024 күн бұрын
posted to radar site 198- 1982
@karsonaccount297727 күн бұрын
Too bad the politics and the bulshit come into that town I used to live there I moved there when I was seven my last 15 years it went to hell
@paulovalente73827 күн бұрын
To bad now it’s a shit hole
@daveywavey1896Ай бұрын
Who the hell let what happened to Brampton actually happen? It's an absolute cesspool now!! And unfortunately yes, I still fucking live here.
@devonsmith4548Ай бұрын
Paris of the Prairies!
@guyjeremschuk4461Ай бұрын
You do a piece on Stratford and dont mention the Perth Regiment...F you..
@mrjocktАй бұрын
Did a couple of detachments to Goose Bay with the RAF when I was stationed in West Germany, thoroughly enjoyed my time there, it's a pity that most of the European NATO Air Forces that used to operate there decided to pull out around 2006/2007.
@HappilyFightАй бұрын
I have 400 acres in shelburne, ns. I tried to sell 100 acres for any price but cant find any buyer. This is why ?
@PissedChihuahuaАй бұрын
I think I speak for most Ontarian's when I say most of us avoid this city like the plague these days. Diversity is our strength... amirite? 😑
@GarthWinkletonАй бұрын
My good gay friend Mark Hewitt lives there he's openly gay...🎉
@natekernel4175Ай бұрын
Great times
@jb1934Ай бұрын
I've visited the island a few times, but that wasn't nearly enough to learn much about it, so this program really hits the spot. Didn't realize the jesuits still had a niche. Is there even one other mission left in all of Ontario?
@tonyzr2-lg7xv2 ай бұрын
Back in the 1970s to 1990, it was a great place to live. Today all you see is a drug-infested town with tons of theft going on and nothing done about it. Today you can't even buy a home unless you are a doctor or lawyer and if you do manage to buy a house you are not just dealing with a mortgage but also the ridiculous property tax they hike almost every year, There's way too much greed in this town they make it very hard for people to live here.
@JohnMackay-kn3rl2 ай бұрын
Cobourg police are skilled and professional but the woke ideology in town hall prevents law enforcement. Sincere thanks to the Cobourg Police officers
@JohnMackay-kn3rl2 ай бұрын
Lots of addicts for company but don't go downtown at night.
@JohnMackay-kn3rl2 ай бұрын
The Cobourg homeless camp provides convenient one stop shopping for opiates and stolen property such as bicycles
@drobertash2 ай бұрын
In the early 90's. I lived in Moosonee for two years and Moose Factory for two years. I had relocated there working for The Northwest Company AKA Northern Stores as well as local grocery outlet called Chilly Willies. Myself and family have very fond memories of the area and it's people. While it may be cut off from major centres I found it incredible to have met visitors from all over the world.
@Chudd7052 ай бұрын
There’s a child predator named Jeff Nihls that lives in Port Elgin. Keep your children safe everyone!
@markmielke52832 ай бұрын
Southern Georgian Bay was a great place to grow up in the 70's and 80's. Arguably the best time.
@InTheBox_hcs2 ай бұрын
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.
@evelynjepson59552 ай бұрын
Is no more.
@Quentino8082 ай бұрын
I grew up and live in Cornwall since 2000. Besides landmass/most buildings, everything is different. It's basically a crack town now
@Sc00terNut-zq3gs2 ай бұрын
I'll be visiting YK in 5 weeks. I'm so excited as I've been fascinated with YK and the NWT for a long time.
@greensombrero36412 ай бұрын
OPEN PIT ORE ROASTING! OMG! IN HINDSIGHT! GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU!
@glen69452 ай бұрын
EAST YORK HELD THE TALLEST APARTMENT BUILDING IN THOPRNCLIFFE PARK LEASIDE
@GeoDelGonzo2 ай бұрын
I always knew Brampton to be a city of concrete and cars, cars, cars.. Its nice to see what it once was. I want to brave the boundaries of highway and try to find what is left from the video. I once came from a small countryside of Stoney Creek, till Hamilton started to pave over it with its tight subdivisions and tall homes. I've taken my family to a small town of Acton, but most likely a boom will come to that town too.
@TheMarky262 ай бұрын
Back when brampton was a good place to live..The place i grew up.I miss my old home and im sad about what its become.
@i.cuthbert10032 ай бұрын
This is so poorly researched. For starters...Sarnia borders on the Lake Huron.
@kuruptflip212 ай бұрын
This guy said there is a KAUR to this community 👳♂️
@allisonchains__2 ай бұрын
Anyone here because of the announcement of $10 land for sale in Cochrane? 😂
@glen69452 ай бұрын
east ---york--------------home of the the little stanley cup of the world