I was watching CBC news Winnipeg when I saw this video. I just had to check it out. What a great piece of Manitoban history! Thank you so much for posting! :)
My first time in Winnipeg was summer of 1967. And although I moved away many times I considered it my home base. Seeing the Monarch Building was a reminder of a lot of good times- I worked in that building for many years.
Excellent and somewhat optimistic view of Winnipeg in 1964, hosted and narrated by my brother's old teacher, Ed McCrea. My grandmother can be seen sipping coffee at 7:29.
I guess this proves Winnipeg was multicultural different kinds of civilized white people. lmao the liberals must have tried to burn this film. Sorry unlike other Cuckians I have the balls to mention the elephant in the room
25:55 "If we Winnipeggers could make time stand still..." I think we succeeded. Winnipeg peaked in the 60's and really hasn't changed much at all since. It's incredible to know that Winnipeg's population was almost the same back then and it was the biggest city in the west until you got to Vancouver. Now cities like Edmonton and Calgary have nearly surpassed Winnipeg by double the population as much more modern cities. Very cool video.
I was 3 years old in 1950, and that was when our family left Winnipeg to live in Vancouver....now I've discovered more about where I was born !!! I have lots of good Winnipeg relatives that live there now, in 2021 . !
As this is obviously filmed during the summer, I doubt very much it's 1964. "Air Canada" did not officially exist as such until January 1st 1965. Prior to that it was still known as "Trans Canada Airlines". Queen Elizabeth II flew on the very first plane to bear the name "Air Canada" at the end of her Canadian tour on October 13th 1964. This was probably filmed the following summer of 1965.
unfortunately you could not make a movie that convincing about Winnipeg anymore. all we are seeing is the decayed reminisce of what was 1964... and all of the garbage we see now. So sad. Let this video be a reminder of what was, and let this be a realization of what we are living in today so that we may focus on what the future needs to be.
@@pro-tection9140 I was thinking tat too. I was actually impressed that the indigenous culture was represented at all in the way of dances, and marketing their leather and beadwork stuff. They are just as much a part of our cultural fabric as any other group. I never understood why they were treated so badly and looked down upon so much. 😕. I'm a white woman born in Winnipeg and although I've moved away many hearts so now, some of this stuff was c still around while I was living there( a lot still is)
Unrecognizable. My Pops was a Cree pilot on the riverboats from '67 and on and off for years until they shut down. I lived there for a decade from the '80's to the mid '90's. I was attacked on my way to work on the morning of May 28th '98 and was in a coma for a month. After I got out of the hospital minus one eye and 7 skull fractures to heal up from I got mugged quite regularly every time I stepped outside, but not with the same deadly ferocity of the first episode. I've had an aunt stabbed to death in st. Vital when she was 12. I had a cousin shot execution style a couple years ago. I only return for necessities and never stay after dark. Meth will finish the city off. Watch.
That is beyond words, glad you survived. It's to bad you had this all happen. I've(so far) have been lucky but this is home for me. It's not always a shit hole but you still watch and are always on alert.
Thank God the old Queen Victoria statue is gone forever. Still won't take away all the indifference in Winnipeg but it's a step towards reconciliation.
As a white woman born in Winnipeg and lived there for almost half of my life I never ever understood why indigenous people were treated so very poorly. It was never fair. I'm very sorry that all that horrible stuff happened
That is my mom my dad My brother and two of my sisters in the convertible :) I have proof Find a video on my on my channel and you'll see my dad looks very much like me .
In Winnipeg, many of the parents ignore traffic laws with their children and many of these parents are civil servants. Youth in Manitoba actually deserve law-abiding, ethical and conscientious civil servants, because their future depends upon it. Let's double traffic fines in capital cities and watch long overdue, law-abiding streets and adults appear, in Winnipeg!!
@@TheTenthLeper Yup, any city who thinks calling their football team the "Bombers" instead of the "Blue Bombers', after having a lawyer's hand blown off and a car full of people bombed, is a suspicious one. Winners? or Losers? Lawlessness in any capital is obscene, to the Law-abiding Commonwealth Capital City Streets, Communities and Institutions Association, dude. Kids expect their civic servants to be conscientious, ethical and law-abiding at ALL times.
@@martinkent333 you sound like someone who got the short end of the stick in dealing with the city somehow . Also not sure if you meant football team as opposed to basketball
I grew up here, but left it behind because it had turned into such a total dump and terribly dangerous. The murder capital of Canada... Winnipeg in 2015 is an absolute cess-pool. Manitoba is a poor have-not Province, and its residents are taxed to death. Food is ridiculously over-priced and the water has become a horrid mix of dangerous chemicals, and the infrastructure is decayed /falling apart - something awful. What used to be an amazing city, has been transformed into a city of brown water and rotting EVERYTHING. Heaven help Winnipeg because in 20 years it will be resembling something of a 3rd world nation.
I was watching CBC news Winnipeg when I saw this video. I just had to check it out. What a great piece of Manitoban history! Thank you so much for posting! :)
My first time in Winnipeg was summer of 1967. And although I moved away many times I considered it my home base. Seeing the Monarch Building was a reminder of a lot of good times- I worked in that building for many years.
Excellent and somewhat optimistic view of Winnipeg in 1964, hosted and narrated by my brother's old teacher, Ed McCrea. My grandmother can be seen sipping coffee at 7:29.
I guess this proves Winnipeg was multicultural different kinds of civilized white people. lmao the liberals must have tried to burn this film. Sorry unlike other Cuckians I have the balls to mention the elephant in the room
@@erics9754 bet that elephant is indian and on welfare.
@@jason-ed6qs There is some truth in your statement
Lol. I have meet some natives with good jobs and million dollar homes. Mine is only worth 400,000
@@erics9754 Nice display of Inuit art.
25:55 "If we Winnipeggers could make time stand still..."
I think we succeeded. Winnipeg peaked in the 60's and really hasn't changed much at all since. It's incredible to know that Winnipeg's population was almost the same back then and it was the biggest city in the west until you got to Vancouver. Now cities like Edmonton and Calgary have nearly surpassed Winnipeg by double the population as much more modern cities.
Very cool video.
Winnipeg did peak probably in the early 1970s, but it has changed a hell of a lot since then!
...ohhhh the memories of Manitoba,,thanks for the share
Que belleza es una ciudad tan bien diagramada !! Futurista
Respeta sus tradiciones y x eso crece su educacion y los valores familiares son un ejemplo !!! Actualmente para tratar de imitar
Thanks so much for sharing this!
I was 3 years old in 1950, and that was when our family left Winnipeg to live in Vancouver....now I've discovered more about where I was born !!! I have lots of good Winnipeg relatives that live there now, in 2021 .
!
Nice video! Cool to see how our city was seen a half century ago.
That is my family in the blue convertible :) for real
Wow, your family did a great opening job.
Yes they are a gorgeous family...My oldest handsome brother and beautiful family...Ahhhh the memories. Yup I still love Winterpeg.
Thanks for sharing this. What an amazing look into our past :)
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
excellent, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing :)
I wished i lived my prime in the 60s instead of 90s....
sean askew exactly simpler times, not all the political bs nnoowadayys.
Thanks, Aaron.
To think, the Winnipeg Airport was considered the Taj Mahal of the Canadian Prairies.
I sometimes forget how posh Winnipeg once was.
Hard to believe people in here that are 25 are in there 80s now, god bless.
wonderful ....
The year Polo Park became the first enclosed Mall in Western Canada
winnipeg was a great city.
Hi Andrew. I'm wondering who owns this piece of footage? And what permissions I should seek to use a short clip of the airport.
Rae and Jerry's is the only restaurant I ever heard of - 22:25
Unfortunately the fish caught at 14:58 was already dead
lol
@@BoomRoomFive lol
I wonder when the upper decks were added to Wpg Stadium?
In the late 70s or early 80s.
As this is obviously filmed during the summer, I doubt very much it's 1964. "Air Canada" did not officially exist as such until January 1st 1965. Prior to that it was still known as "Trans Canada Airlines". Queen Elizabeth II flew on the very first plane to bear the name "Air Canada" at the end of her Canadian tour on October 13th 1964. This was probably filmed the following summer of 1965.
around 8min04sec can be seen 'trans canada airlines' just having landed.
Winnipeg is still a small town in 2020.
so what is your actual point to your statement?
800,000 isn't 'small town'.
anywho, what does it matter?
unfortunately you could not make a movie that convincing about Winnipeg anymore. all we are seeing is the decayed reminisce of what was 1964... and all of the garbage we see now. So sad. Let this video be a reminder of what was, and let this be a realization of what we are living in today so that we may focus on what the future needs to be.
Find it interesting that they show the lifestyle the upper-middle & middle-upper classes.
ya, they kept it clean.
and only white 'families' of European decent.
@@pro-tection9140 race-baiter!
@@pro-tection9140 I was thinking tat too. I was actually impressed that the indigenous culture was represented at all in the way of dances, and marketing their leather and beadwork stuff. They are just as much a part of our cultural fabric as any other group. I never understood why they were treated so badly and looked down upon so much. 😕. I'm a white woman born in Winnipeg and although I've moved away many hearts so now, some of this stuff was c still around while I was living there( a lot still is)
2:29 Ren and Stimpy music
Unrecognizable. My Pops was a Cree pilot on the riverboats from '67 and on and off for years until they shut down. I lived there for a decade from the '80's to the mid '90's. I was attacked on my way to work on the morning of May 28th '98 and was in a coma for a month. After I got out of the hospital minus one eye and 7 skull fractures to heal up from I got mugged quite regularly every time I stepped outside, but not with the same deadly ferocity of the first episode. I've had an aunt stabbed to death in st. Vital when she was 12. I had a cousin shot execution style a couple years ago. I only return for necessities and never stay after dark. Meth will finish the city off. Watch.
lolololol yea its the drugs lmfao
SO sorry you had to go through all that
That is beyond words, glad you survived. It's to bad you had this all happen. I've(so far) have been lucky but this is home for me. It's not always a shit hole but you still watch and are always on alert.
Thank God the old Queen Victoria statue is gone forever.
Still won't take away all the indifference in Winnipeg but it's a step towards reconciliation.
As a white woman born in Winnipeg and lived there for almost half of my life I never ever understood why indigenous people were treated so very poorly. It was never fair. I'm very sorry that all that horrible stuff happened
Is it true that Winterpeg only has 2 seasons?
Winter and mosquito?
NO! Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall
Gimmiegrant season all year.@@TrainmasterCurt
From Ballet to Boating? I see Winnipeg hasn't changed much... ffs
lol.
I will not say the obvious it would not be in my best interest.
That is my mom my dad My brother and two of my sisters in the convertible :) I have proof Find a video on my on my channel and you'll see my dad looks very much like me .
Cool, I was wondering if the car just had the Florida plate for the film.
In Winnipeg, many of the parents ignore traffic laws with their children and many of these parents are civil servants. Youth in Manitoba actually deserve law-abiding, ethical and conscientious civil servants, because their future depends upon it. Let's double traffic fines in capital cities and watch long overdue, law-abiding streets and adults appear, in Winnipeg!!
I wonder if you still think it's a good idea..
@@TheTenthLeper Yup, any city who thinks calling their football team the "Bombers" instead of the "Blue Bombers', after having a lawyer's hand blown off and a car full of people bombed, is a suspicious one. Winners? or Losers? Lawlessness in any capital is obscene, to the Law-abiding Commonwealth Capital City Streets, Communities and Institutions Association, dude. Kids expect their civic servants to be conscientious, ethical and law-abiding at ALL times.
@@martinkent333 you sound like someone who got the short end of the stick in dealing with the city somehow . Also not sure if you meant football team as opposed to basketball
I grew up here, but left it behind because it had turned into such a total dump and terribly dangerous. The murder capital of Canada... Winnipeg in 2015 is an absolute cess-pool. Manitoba is a poor have-not Province, and its residents are taxed to death. Food is ridiculously over-priced and the water has become a horrid mix of dangerous chemicals, and the infrastructure is decayed /falling apart - something awful. What used to be an amazing city, has been transformed into a city of brown water and rotting EVERYTHING. Heaven help Winnipeg because in 20 years it will be resembling something of a 3rd world nation.
+SlenderBlondegGtrGrl Its good you left then, we are better off now.
Yeah get out of town you Manitoba province hater!
Get you swan out of my face mister! 😂