Interesting...I looked but couldn't really find one obese person, male or female...hmmm...must be because there were no fast food outlets or much junk food? And more outdoor exercise?

Do you realize, traffic lights didn't exist yet

Before Olivia Chow and the Opioid Crisis 😂😂

My former regiment the glosters were at the battle of imjin

0:07 grandfather was there in 1916.

Where's the filling part?

My grandfather served with the 26th CFC near Gourock, Scotland. Very sparse information about them and what they did.

10:08 those who know 💀💀💀

Look at those ferries line up in perfect order. This was a well oiled city at one time.

Just think millions and millions of those were made like that

Many thanks for this trove of huge tiny treasures.💐

너무 아름답다 동아시아는 일찍이 문명이 꽃 피웠지만 알다시피 전투 민족이라 동시대의 유럽이나 미국에 비해 문명 수준이 하늘과 땅차이로 엄청 낙후된 것으로 확인된다 그럼에도 개성이 있고 아름답다 서로 다투지 말고 화합하며 잘 이룩해 갔으면 한다

White supremacy knows no bounds

Misleading, it was Japanese and Chinese.

My father Jacobus Behet served with the UN al volunteer in Korea. He was detached by the Dutch.

I love that

Great clips. Toronto was quite the bustling city back then. People dressed better. Look at all the hats! It's an odd watching all these people walking around, knowing that all of them died many years ago. They are all ghosts captured on film.

People are quick to judge. Looks like Cinese, Japanese, Monngolian, Tibetan, and more!

I want to go back in time to that place.

Lots of street cars! ❤

Quality control at 11:15

Great grandfather fought here before my grandfather was born

Workmen sticking their face so close to metal turning without eye or ear protection. Crazy

I love Toby

Moved there in 1984, it was a really nice place. By the time we moved away in 2012 it was a toilet, crime ridden, take an hour to drive 20 minutes place. A real shame what politicians did to that once pretty and freindly city.

the already colonized indian chief praying to the whitemans created god...what a sad image...

midnight arrival of🌃 a steam locomotive nickel plate road no765🚂🚃🛤

Bertram...One of the greatest machine tool builders in Canada, often equalling or exceeding the American equivalent machines, sometimes made under licence. We've had lots of Bertram machines, the latest was a VBM shipped to Alberta.

Most of them didn’t blow up things they blew up men! Sad!

First time I heard Toronto being called the Queen city…

Wish I knew where these salmon fishers were fishing

Ottawa was and still is a very beautiful town.

How they wore all that garb in the summer heat and kept their whites clean in the pollution...

9;11 　A cart pulled by a man passes by. From the mark on the side of the cart and the company name written on it, we can see that it is Naikoku Unyu Co., Ltd., the predecessor of the current Nippon Express Co., Ltd. (1825-). The company has 35,000 employees and capital of 70.2 billion yen.

World should recognize that there are no Korean traditional clothing Hanbok you can see in any old China's films. Chinese need to stop stealing traditions of it's neighbors culture and 86 different cultures of different provinces that makes up China today. They were never 1 culture and never 1 country till Communist committed this atrocity. Atrocity of erasing cultures and its people to take their lands and splitting it among small group of people.

7:51-10:00 is not china but Japan.

Really nice, cool stuff, very interesting, awesome nostalgia. Grandparents and parents were alive in this period, each parent just few years old, looking at these not having been born at this time feel something been drawn to it, maybe because being my parent's child there,s a psychic residue,feeling what they felt as they were growing up in 30,s and later on ? Historical perspective to me is this: Another four years before Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster (was cousin of Frank Shuster 9:46 of Wayne & Shuster comedy duo.] would successfully debut Superman in Action Comics#1. Five years later Bob Kane would create Batman & would debut in Detective Comics #27, original Robin the boy wonder kid sidekick wouldn't appear till Detective #38 in 1940. At this point Walt Disney,s Mickey Mouse & other characters are becomining increasingly famous & popular, Warner Bros. characters as well, Merrie Melodies cartoons are popular & have the original Bugs Bunny & Elmer Fudd among others. (Porky Pig & Daffy Duck cartoons in black & white in world war II effort propaganda cartoon episodes come later.) Lol. Way overseas in Belgium Remi Georges ( or is it Georges Remi? ) who,s pen name is Herge is on the fastrack of making Tintin and his other characters world famous, though adventures of Tintin would definitely be his most famous of his creations with Tintin,s dog Snowy, of course. Popeye,from Thimble Theatre comic strip,s breakout hit character & subsequent supporting characters (Olive Oyl, Bluto a.k.a. Brutus, Wimpy) were also popular cartoon creations, if not totally, well on their way. Lol. 😅😊.

What year I wonder, my grandfather was there in 1917

well your operations on stolen land has a expiry date also !!! not much of you walking around in the sun these days what happened ??

A very large amount of Canadian training footage here as well.

They all look so British 😅

Staying in this church shown at the end now. It's now an Airbnb. It's spectacular

The old building was so nice they should have kept the tudor style as it was instead of building the big modern elephan building! It lost it charm!

Film Daily of Oct 7, 1923 mentioned Raymond S Peck, director of the Canadian M P Bureau was back (in Ottawa) from Jasper Park, Alberta where he filmed this one-reeler based on Conan Doyle's poem to be included in the series "Seeing Canada". Hope this helps.

Great sharp print. Had to be at least 16mm film. Not cheap.

SUPERB.

Ah, when Canada was called a Dominion and we celebrated Dominion Day.

In addition to the history of this film, the man who is playing Captain Barker, whose real name is Bob Bartlett, has an incredible story of his own. He made a number of voyages to the Arctic, including one with Peary, and in one of them they were stuck in the ice for months. He walked hundreds of miles to save the lives of his men. The name of his ship was the Karluk. There are a number of books about this ordeal, and a good wiki page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_voyage_of_the_Karluk

Looks like transit was faster and more efficient back then.

Fantastic work!👍