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I would really love to visit this place one day 🙏

Heard about big white around 10 years ago - managed to come in feb 2024 with my wife and Son.. Now trying to come again with some of our extended family.. This place has a Magic about it loved all ten of my days skiing there, it was worth the effort to come from Gibraltar to ride there - see ya soon Biggie

Alright, Big White you win. I'm coming! Breeding lots of talent up there I see. Hat's off to everyone riding in this video!

As a local having skied here for 30+ years now I know we take it for granted. Missed opportunity to get Stan and Kelsey to send it off $500 rock... next time.

Ahh, love Big White!

Thank you, Big White. 18 Winter's, and my first summer. That says it all. See you in January.

Dave is an amazing videographer and a nice guy.

Kiinit alaván vey satapit nos onyara mogit sholovó okrintuya!

I'm a skinny white chic from Edmonton! Lol This story moved me. Kyle, you are precious. Your son is precious. Your wife is precious. We are all God's children and may we all know it. ❤

Those was the good old days I miss streetball from the 2000 I'm out here still coming up with new streetball moves everyday keeping streetball a live baby thank you notic for everything you have done for in streetball

Wish I was born into a family that set up businesses for me in Penticton. sigh Some win the lottery of life, others have to start with absolutely nothing. In fact, my father stole all the money out of my savings account when I was a teenager, that I had been working hard to save up for a vehicle for many years, doing yard work etc for Seniors in town.

She single?? im interested lol

It's so typical that this video has only 15k views. As an older person myself, I don't want to take away space from young people. I just want to live my life to the best of my abilities and that's all.

I used to watch ASL video lessons, and Nigel was often in them. I was interviewed by him through Douglas college when I was trying to see if some of my skills and experience could supplant some of the interpreter courses offered there. Years after that, my partner took ASL at UVic, and you should have seen my excitement when she told me Nigel was her prof! 😅🎉 I had to phone my interpreter friends in Kamloops where I had worked with Deaf kids. Nigel is so cool!

There is another type of discrimination, it is economic or money based. Classism is another ism!

Amazing film.

Bring back Season 1 - so good! I'm glad to see this project is still in motion.

Eveready suna hai, yeh ShivaReady kya hai?

Hopefully because you're a wine guzzling drunk. Or the homosexual iron man BS. Penticton is strictly a retirement place. A two month economy, means you don't have one to begin with. Don't forget about the sewer channel.

One of the best documentary reels I have ever seen! Cheers!!🍻

0:07 - 0:10 was fiiire! The Notic 4 Life!!

What is this song?

Love you Kyle!

I feel sorry for you folks in Canada, it's like there's no England no more.

They are the best .

I am also an activist for our aging population. I received my master's in Gerontology during the pandemic while continuing to work full-time at a global technology company. I now work to bridge the understanding between employers and their later career employees. We are promoting new ways of working for our generation of workers. In the film, I heard several references to "rights" of older workers. Are there legal rights for older individuals in the workplace? I find those guidelines very difficult to enforce because we are also an expensive commodity and are typically ushered out so that 2 younger workers can replace one tenured employee.

greetings from MD USA. I just watched this for my gender and film class. I really related to quinn and their story as a trans woman. thank you for making this.

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It's crazy to live in this province for 3 decades and hear no mention of the prisons holding refugees in any news media!

Awesome!!!! You rock brother! Had my own struggles with addiction and even though I only have a little Niitsitapi blood it lead me to the drum and to embrace that part of myself. Got close with of Lakota people that I do ceremony with and it's part of why I'm clean today. Thank you for this vid it made my heart soar!

Super nice documentary about the Lethbridge Judo Club. I look very much forward visiting Calgary soon and training at that club during my stay. 🥋

Finding freedom for Refugees … and dealing with PTSD.

Such a powerful story and great production

More senior housing but no SRO in Chinatown.

Where can you watch the full movie?

It’s shocking that this isn’t a video with millions of views. It’s so awesome. ❤

Enough with this shit already! There’s is so much harm in transitioning! Stop this mental illness push

"Nobody has the courtesy to talk to us about it" - rings so true. Not interested in getting any feedback from people with years of experience they can learn from.

Ageism hits women so much more - fifties is a bad time to try change jobs. I keep responding to all the FB posts admonitions/fashion advice for how women should not look old or show their age.

Thank you for this important film.

I applied for a CEO position at a small telecom company in BC, with more than 30 years of experience in the field from both a technical and business standpoint including running a successful business before, they told me that I was the best candidate but that I was too old at 55, and they hired a 25 year old with zero experience. The company is going downhill now and their customers are complaining about the service quality. They are always down, they don't even have battery backup on their services, and their website is filled with spelling mistakes. How can anyone take them seriously as a company. I wouldn't put up with it as their CEO, but you get what you choose.

As a visual artist (photography etc) in my 80's, who has never stopped my practice, in fact expanded it to include a few chapbooks, my difficulty is finding it impossible to be considered for an exhibition, as the trend now is younger younger artists. No room for us old folks!!

Thanks to Telus for making the film available. It's particularly good on the theme of younger "seniors" being discriminated against for their age while they're still quite able and ready to contribute in the working world. I didn't think older, retired seniors were as well represented. I'm a retired 71-year-old recently and rather suddenly having a mobility issue that makes me look older than during my physically active life. The ageism towards oneself is also an issue that was just briefly touched on in the film. Suddenly, everywhere I go I'm seeing all these other people with canes and walking pole like those I've just started using. I'm constantly aware there's a huge challenge to the health care system with a growing need for joint replacements and other kind of health care and social support that will be needed if seniors are going to not just survive pandemics, for example, but live a good quality of life. I don't feel confident, at the moment, there's enough political and social goodwill towards aging people to ensure needs of the elderly are going to be met. The "boomer remover" phrase reminder was chilling. People who equate social injustice with generational dynamics may go to some pretty ugly extremes with ageism. I do feel our culture tends to equate people's value with their occupations, their wealth and even their status as homeowners or tenants. If that's the scale on which we weigh each other, reductive discrimination is inevitable.

I first starting experiencing ageism in my fifties, it’s hard to ignore. I was point blank told I was not granted a interview because I was too old, the job was too physically demanding and they did not feel someone my age would be capable. The fact that I can literally run circles around males and females 20-30 years younger was irrelevant as I was never given the opportunity to prove otherwise. When I pushed the issue I was told they were looking for somebody with less experience whom they could mold, they thought someone with my experience, too set in my ways.