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Vancouver Diamond Jubilee - City of Vancouver Archives
Vancouver's Diamond Jubilee was a celebration of everything the community had achieved in its 60 years as an incorporated city, and for that the locals decided to hold a shindig.
The film celebrates everything the city wanted to stand for, and while some of the fashion, buildings and scenes may look a little dated, it's surprising how much of the narration could be repurposed today (though perhaps with some different wording).
City of Vancouver Archives reference: AM1487-: 2018-008.1
The film celebrates everything the city wanted to stand for, and while some of the fashion, buildings and scenes may look a little dated, it's surprising how much of the narration could be repurposed today (though perhaps with some different wording).
City of Vancouver Archives reference: AM1487-: 2018-008.1
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But price tooooo high
How did you do the power steering?
what is the guy who caught the fishes username
we need this flag store chain in the states!! seeing this as a flag collector is torture!
It seems that they used the drivetrain from the HMMWV, other than the engine. That would explain the noise. There are benefits to it, but I just could NOT put up with that noise.
The best way to experience pink floyd was in vancouvers planetarium with surround sound. The Wall is still playing. Second best in really good headphones in the dark in an air chair leaving you weightlessor sensory dep tank
I love this store and the people there (Wally and the staff, and all the regulars) are so friendly and awesome. Support this local legend! Go Wally!
hope you good❤
Captain yarrface lied
Ahh. The memories
I’m of Cossack descent that converted to doukhorbor…. Try that out ! 😊
He was my father’s great uncle I believe. My father David John Tibbs told me this story one day.
Looks like it needs a good cleaning
This video is TV level production
I found a few Expo 86 benches on Mayne Island.
the concrete coated motorcycle is in a backyard off Broadway and St. George St.
Should come with a side of diabetes medication
The modular pavilion building bought by the lumber mill next to the Skytrain in new west. The giant hockey stick in 100 mile house. The bc pavilion that became the casino. Science world Canada place coquihala hwy, skytrain expoline BC Place Upgraded Cambie bridge The world class city they said we’d become, the real estate which has become a safe easy investment for the entire world’s rich people, mostly free of obstruction from local government regulation, Instead of housing for locals. 😊
My grandfather was a very rich industrial in France and he knew very well Charles Bedaux, but he did not like him. My grand father created his own company in France and he made trains and planes with about 2000 workers. One day, Charles Bedaux came to see him to propose to work with him, so that to make the workers more productive. It is in that way Bedaux became wealthy, because he created a working system that he sold to great companies. So my father met him several times in the 30's, he had great dinners with him and talked to him a lot, but at the end, he refused to work with him, essentially for three reasons : At first, he learnt Bedaux murdered several people in France and in US, which did not please to my grandfather at all. Second, the working system he proposed made suffer much workers. My grandfather had good relationship with his workers and he did not want to lose this advantage. Third, Charles Bedaux was Adolf Hitler's personal friend and found nazism great for all countries, of what my grandfather disapproved a lot. He was a real democrat, he was not antisemitic and he loved his country. During the Second World War, while Charles Bedaux collaborated much with Adolf Hitler against France, England and US, my grandfather helped a lot of jews to escape to England for free and became a Resistant. At the end of the war, that my grandfather never saw because he died a few months before, the French army succeed to capture Charles Bedaux and gave him to the American army because he was an American citizen too. Once in US, rather to spend money from the tax payers for a trial about a war criminal, president Truman ordered to kill him in his jail.
I bought a cheap cottage in port moody is haunted but cheaper cost of living. The refurbished building materials my own a lot only I bought it still haunted many noise disturbing at night it is my house.
I remember this and it was a big deal..My grandfather as a Rotarian was quite involved in it. Job well done!!
Is the first ball savory? Or sweet?
Hopelessly in love...collectors know the feeling!
vancouver can afford to host world cup games in 2026……they should be able to afford a other winter olympic in 2030
I have bean here soo many times
Wow I have bean here sooo many time
@ 2:06, that building was in Shoreacres, BC.
Im of Doukhabor descent, we are still around.
so at no point of the interview did you ask how many horsepower, and how much range this thing can go?
im from grand forks its spelled doukhobor smh
Kelowna is not even a shadow of it's former self. Moving there in the mid-80's, it was a family paradise. Now, because of Mayors Gray, Shepherd and Basran, it is a cesspool. The junkies have taken over the entire valley, you can find a needle on almost any block - even in the country. Plus, by allowing all these developments, skyrises and carriage houses, the population has exploded, bringing with it, big city problems. Greed runs the place now, both by businessmen/developers, and drug dealers, absolutely ruining what was once a paradise on earth. They've taken away all the family fun aspects that made it great - Flintstones and the waterpark there, the Boardwalk roller rink, Malibu racing and arcades, Wild N Wet in WestBank, ... do they still have the go-carts, and the tank rental thing there along the highway? Or is it another golf course for the rich?
Takes the fun away
Diljit is coming 🎉
Diljit Dosanjh is going to perform here 🔥🔥🔥🥇🏂🏼
This is the scene when the damn bursts at Alkali Lake in X2 lol
Thank you for the episode, it was really informative! What music did you use at the end?
Andrew Bennett is a nut that shows people photos of literal logs and claims they're "baby ogopogo" he wants to believe so badly he bends reality to fit his narrative. if you dont believe me this is the video where he spins the yarn th-cam.com/video/-h9V4r7Kcp0/w-d-xo.html at 17:50
She couldn't be luckier.
Now its quite ❤
Aww so cute
Thank you for interviewing Kelce Charlie/tixweltel. I was wondering how you got in contact with Kelce (protocols etc). I would love to learn more about the Sts'ailes Sasquatch blanket (2min 27 seconds).
lol why !!
Well done for a short explanation 😊
All hail 🎉
Interesting
I like everything about this except for that horrid sound as it drove away! I haven't heard any other electric vehicle sound like that and if they did you probably wouldn't see any on the road. No way I could listen to that going down the road. Build me a silent one and I'm all in!
Metal straw stuffed with paper towel or cotton absorbing the oil in a container. People are stupid if they are paying $70 or more for the set or $45 for just the “candles”😂
Hands up Cock suckers
We did this for my 48th birthday last year and it was amazing. It brought back such great memories of my childhood going to the local arcade. Now my son is going to have his birthday there and he’s now getting to have the same experience I had. Except they don’t have to remember putting that quarter on the screen marking “next turn” like we did.
Mr. PG was made out of logs that came from the mill A factory worker (and we will not mention any names) got a bug bite on his back side and came up with an idea. with a chain saw in hand (actually in the back of his pick up) he cut pieces to use for the original highway 97 Mr PG. In the morning, when you came in to town, there he was, All Spruced Up.
My new idea have them mlb team and nfl