Very good episode Demoiselle Lisa. I started collecting the year this Louis Riel stamp was issued. My father, who was a longtime collector, told me that he was one of the great men of our country. A very human being in these qualities of bringing together diversities, values that my father has always defended and educated me. Your report touched me greatly in the accuracy and complementarity of the facts that I did not know. Un gros merci pour nous partager ta passion et tout les efforts que vous mettez dans votre travail. Au plaisir de voir la prochaine vidéo.
Merci beaucoup! Il est intéressant de voir comment la façon dont l'histoire est racontée a changé au fil des ans. J'ai demandé à mon père et il a dit qu'en grandissant (à la fin des années 1950 et au début des années 1960), on leur avait appris que Louis Riel était un fauteur de troubles, un peu comme les mots de l'essai du journal. Je suis heureux que le Canada ait maintenant fait un effort pour revoir notre façon de penser et être plus tolérant et reconnaître certaines des erreurs et des méfaits. Comme toujours, merci d'avoir regardé !
@@StampCatStamps Très beau partage. En effet les temps changent pour le mieux ici dans le pays même si certains tensions sont présentes en ces temps difficiles. Ils faut éviter les divisions et déchirements. C’est difficile même pour moi par moment d’éviter de tomber dans le piège. Prendre un moment de recul, une grande respiration et essayer de se mettre les pieds dans les mocassins des autres et de marcher un moment dans leur réalité avant de juger. C’est par la discussion et le compromis que les solutions naissent et que le pays pourra grandir. Bonne journée a vous et vos proches.
Thank you for summarizing and explaining the history so well. I have been looking for a video to share with my class about Louis Riel and the Red River Rebellion. The videos I watched before yours would not have kept their attention, but you are concise and engaging. Thank you!
Who knew the curious brown stamp in my collection without a caption had such a deep history? Thanks to this informative video (and the one before) about the many big and little events surrounding Fort Garry, now I know. Thanks Stamp Cat!
Great video and thanks for presenting the un-sanitized facts. Always welcome to hear the real narrative that stands apart from the textbook versions. Great job!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad to see Canada (or at least Canada Post) making an effort to be more tolerant and at least acknowledge some of the 'injustices' and misconceptions of the past.
great video about the history of Canada. thank you, I looked with pleasure. I noticed that you use medical tweezers, you can not do this. the teeth on the tips of the tweezers can scratch the stamp. it is better to use tweezers with smooth tips. or tweezers made of plastic. they can be found in stores for collectors or in online stores
Nice one again. I know some history of Canada just because of you.
Glad to share- thanks for watching again, Richard!
Ooo the Riel essays are interesting. It definitely looks like a phrygian cap. 🤔
Another cool episode Lisa! Thank you for sharing 😊
As always, thanks for watching, Graham!
WOW what a fantastic piece of history, great video, thank you!
Thank you- Glad you enjoyed it!
Very good episode Demoiselle Lisa. I started collecting the year this Louis Riel stamp was issued. My father, who was a longtime collector, told me that he was one of the great men of our country. A very human being in these qualities of bringing together diversities, values that my father has always defended and educated me. Your report touched me greatly in the accuracy and complementarity of the facts that I did not know. Un gros merci pour nous partager ta passion et tout les efforts que vous mettez dans votre travail. Au plaisir de voir la prochaine vidéo.
Merci beaucoup! Il est intéressant de voir comment la façon dont l'histoire est racontée a changé au fil des ans. J'ai demandé à mon père et il a dit qu'en grandissant (à la fin des années 1950 et au début des années 1960), on leur avait appris que Louis Riel était un fauteur de troubles, un peu comme les mots de l'essai du journal. Je suis heureux que le Canada ait maintenant fait un effort pour revoir notre façon de penser et être plus tolérant et reconnaître certaines des erreurs et des méfaits. Comme toujours, merci d'avoir regardé !
@@StampCatStamps Très beau partage. En effet les temps changent pour le mieux ici dans le pays même si certains tensions sont présentes en ces temps difficiles. Ils faut éviter les divisions et déchirements. C’est difficile même pour moi par moment d’éviter de tomber dans le piège. Prendre un moment de recul, une grande respiration et essayer de se mettre les pieds dans les mocassins des autres et de marcher un moment dans leur réalité avant de juger. C’est par la discussion et le compromis que les solutions naissent et que le pays pourra grandir. Bonne journée a vous et vos proches.
Thank you for summarizing and explaining the history so well. I have been looking for a video to share with my class about Louis Riel and the Red River Rebellion. The videos I watched before yours would not have kept their attention, but you are concise and engaging. Thank you!
Who knew the curious brown stamp in my collection without a caption had such a deep history? Thanks to this informative video (and the one before) about the many big and little events surrounding Fort Garry, now I know. Thanks Stamp Cat!
You're very welcome, thank you for watching these episodes!
Great work. You're a fabulous story teller - - A+
Thank you kindly, and thanks for 'listening' !
So much information in such a short episode. Well done as always!
I also like her videos
Haha thank you both, Lawrence and Jack!
Thank you for sharing
A lot of nice history. Thank you.
Thank you, Lawrence!
Great video and a great overview of Riel.
Oh wow! Thanks so much, I hope your class enjoys the video 🙂
Great video and thanks for presenting the un-sanitized facts. Always welcome to hear the real narrative
that stands apart from the textbook versions. Great job!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad to see Canada (or at least Canada Post) making an effort to be more tolerant and at least acknowledge some of the 'injustices' and misconceptions of the past.
Great video, thanks Lisa!
Another good one on a great piece of Canadian history.
Thanks for 'tuning in' again !
Another great presentation.
Thanks for watching again, Don!
@@StampCatStamps @youtube - this lady deserves more views. Let's make her go viral.
great video about the history of Canada. thank you, I looked with pleasure. I noticed that you use medical tweezers, you can not do this. the teeth on the tips of the tweezers can scratch the stamp. it is better to use tweezers with smooth tips. or tweezers made of plastic. they can be found in stores for collectors or in online stores
Thanks for watching! Oh dear, you are right! I need to get a proper pair of tongs!
How interesting. Some of the old commentary is just so shocking and cringeworthy.
It is indeed! Really shows how times have changed. And if it was that racist in the 1950s imagine how bad it must have been in the 1860s!
@@StampCatStamps I know, right?