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This is great work, thank you!

This is one half of the T.O. streets story! What about Rexdale, Etobicoke??

born and grew up in scarborough...then lived in birmingham, uk for half a year, now i'm back in ontario living in mississauga. scarborough, though it can be unsafe in certain areas in certain times, it truly does have a special place in my heart...the sense of community and vibrant mix of cultures..it truly is a misunderstood, underrated place full of life and camoflauged potential

Big man fax

You got a nice smile and aura. I loved your doc on Susan. You are mad talented. Keep posting stuff when you can.

Say word you edited the show!!!

Love from a former Malvern resident. I'm surprised I'm just seeing this

Been around Scarborough back in the day and I see it to be keeping the arts culture alive it speaks in many different ways. Lotta immigrants and plenty representing their own .

Most Blessed region in The GTA.

Big ups from the Rex we all one city

Good work

I used to hang out at 3847 back in the early 80's my friend lived there next door at Susan plaza where bedrock restaurant is it used to be Caribbean cook restaurant Jamaican food definitely a lot of drugs going in and out but at the same token the drug men used to look out for us young teenagers hanging around back than Different era

I just sold my house in that area for 995K. On one of the side streets by Markham / Bellamy and Lawrence. It ain’t the hood no more.

Wish I seen this 3 years ago but it was nice visuals

Scarborough soft no cappp 1 murder a year that’s why I always liked Scarborough it’s easy to live there

i see my home

💯🤜🏿🤛🏿👏🏿👍🏽👍🏾Amazing documentary!

I was raised in apartment 508 3847 Lawrence Ave East from age 4 to 10 with my mother. Went to willow park elementary. Principal name was Mr. Snow. Summers was the best all the elders by the court playing loody doing their thing. Legendary block. Respect for making this!

Grew up in OP - I remember going to house parties in Susan those were some good times

Good stuff

Eyy bro keep upp the good work ! 🔥

I appreciate the work u put in my brotha

Living tchc is a cultural event I swear

lived here in the 80s love the life lessons this place gave me

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I'm from the west but the East is popping to

The Scarborough of the past is gone and has been taken over by Indians. Its crazy how fast it was over run, its all you see now. Are country is suppose to be diversity and yet we seem to be just becoming Indian.

there weren't one mirror in the building I lived in but for in my unit.

Very Dope!

I lived on Susan lol

This video was incredibly well made. 11k views but somehow less than 200 subscribers? Your channel will blow up soon. Keep up the great work

Great work

No respect. Losers big time .

Scarborough 30 years ago was a safe white working class community with little crime. What happened?

West end to the end

Canada is a great country and Scarborough is an amazing place where people have come from other countries and were given the opportunity to have a life that they wouldn’t have in their home country.

Big up Willow Park, I remember Rocky 4 pizza, Donut knook, Flintsones, Ed Young Fish and Chips I love home

Orton Park is Susan! 💯

That's funny Son! Lol!

Goated song right here

Why is he wearing so much anal beads?

This clown Jordan smh corniest nugga in the game

I love what they did for the neighborhood I used to live at 3847 Lawrence apt 503 I remember rocky 4 pizza 🍕, the doughnut nook & Flintstones variety store

Great vid man

Excellent documentary

Terrific. I am going to screen this in my grad course on asset based community development. Thank you!!!

3847 Apt 315 my home from roughly '77-80, rough times -- I sure relate to the guy saying as the oldest kid with no dad in the house and trying to help look after things but I was like 9 -- grade 2-5 at Willow Park. What pleases me most about this film is the positive sense of neighbourhood and community that seems to exist today. In my day it was a place to dream of escaping from, but now there are many positive aspects of living there. Love the mural, love the backyard festival/party, --- makes me actually want to go back and visit...

Grew up not far from here , the most under rated and misunderstood part of Toronto .

Shoutout to all the people living off Lawrence ave E

I grew up in a part of Scarborough where it was rarer to see a kid from a non-immigrant family than the other way around. Kingston and Cliffside...in some ways it was a quiet place, in others...I remember when I was in nursing school I got placed at a "high needs" elementary school in what I was assured was a "low socioeconomic neighborhood" where I could see and work against the social determinants of health we'd all just been educated on...imagine my surprise when this was the shortest commute to a placement NY entire nursing school career. In fact, this school was less than a five minute walk from my high school Talk about surreal. I now work as a nurse in children's crisis mental health, near the Jane and Finch area. Watching this brought up a lot of memories and feelings for me