Class production as always bud. The crows kicked of right on que as the curtains moved in the wind. Pure Hollywood.😎 🍀

Great photography but flat narration could send you to sleep! Sorry.

once everything is extracted and taken away, they leave

You sure that aint pronounced Kit-SOO?

Thank you so much for sharing your trip and for disclosing when you took the shots you included. I can't get over how beautiful the sky is. 11:13. I hope the weather holds up when I go.

where is that exactly ?

why is there electricity in the pub? 1:28

My Dad passed away a little more than 10 years ago now. During his life, he and his close friend Bill Barlee would often travel through thick bush to get to old BC ghost towns in the Kootenay region of British Columbia. Dad loved his trips with Bill and would often tell me stories about the adventures. I remember when i was 11 years old, Dad boost me up to reach a hole in the ceiling of an old dilapidated house near Tulameen in the vicinity of Princeton. It was the attic and i pulled out a slightly fire damaged newspaper. It was the Chicago Sun Times, dated September 1911. Thanks for this great video!

Walk in the clouds

I like how there are no computers... anywhere.

Am I hearing right? Digging up Molly lol? 😂

I would move there. I like peace and quiet. It should be perfect for me.

The waterfall is beautiful

So many homeless and this whole time is empty

We lived there for approximately one year between 1968-69. It was wonderful ! Lotsa great memories! Kit Kats were 10 cents 😂

Is it possible to just take possession of an abandoned property? If there was another town nearby, I'd gladly go and take over one of those homes. Some of them look really nice.

The mall looks perfect. What's the idea here, to someday reopen a town trapped in the 80s? How strange.

If there's a zombie apocalypse this is the place to be!

Saskatchewan has these abandoned houses everywhere. Drive four to eight miles in any direction and there will be an abandoned home or Business. They are everywhere!

New subscriber. Thank you so much for taking us with you, providing direction and placement with maps and photos. Excellent and fascinating.

There was a guy who came visiting from Winnipeg once and he walked the landing pad in the middle of the night. Told his wife he was going for a walk. And nobody has seen or heard from him since.

Give it back to the free nations and let them live there.

In 2004, the ghost town was bought by Indian-Canadian businessman Krishnan Suthanthiran for $5.7 million; he has spent $2 million maintaining the town.

The ship is very special to me. Thanks for showing us.

great video

Who is talking about this place being a movie shooting location Unfortunately, I think you are the ones who stopped in time in the 80s sorry saying this While you are using a smartphone and watching KZbin and saying something like this, oh my God, do you not feel technological development yet? There is such a thing called photography studio. Why would they venture out? Would actors camp out in an empty and desolate place seriously talking Photography techniques in 2024 are beyond imagination. They do not need to be transported to rugged or desolate places to photograph There are many very advanced techniques in the field of film photography

I cant believe that this Channel has not more subscribers. Absolute stunning visuals and a sensational Style of Story telling. Greetings from Germany.

with the housing crisis going on, this is a shame that no one lives there. They should start the town up again. Those houses look nice and the its still looks liveable.

Very nice video.. How much distance approximately from parking to the pond?

How come people don’t live there?

Grave Encounters-vibes.

❤❤❤ love your vdo, very informative, calm, peaceful.

Which dayz map is this?

I wanna move in!

Nobody in their right mind wants to live in Canada.

Awesome video brother. That voice was creepy and awesome. Hospitals will forever be haunted, abandoned or not.

Thank you, Wade, for sharing this. I've watched too many "Ghost Adventures" - type programs to not wonder whether or not there are residual spirits in those buildings. Even in the mortal plane, I found myself wondering what kinds of stories were played out within those walls - births, deaths, suffering, grieving, miraculous recoveries... so many tales that will just pass on into nothingness. I concur with the others in the musical selection comments.

Sleep 5 nights by yourself for 5k?

Remember these from a few years ago. they look a lot worse now after a few years. The door blowing in the wind did sound like you Had company. I'm glad it is you looking around these abandoned places and not me.There always seems that a lot of things are left behind. they just up and leave. Music is right on as always.

To bad for those beds they could be used except for the mattresses,nice music

Hi Wade. I would not want to be inside that derelict hospital at night. Pennywise and Nurse Ratchet might come out and get you !! I would have brought along a medium to see who was still hanging around the old place.

Abandoned town in Canada: hiring caretakers to preserve and maintain everything. Abandoned towns in the US: left to rot away, vandalism, trespassing etc. Just compare it to Yellowdog PA, which was abandoned in 2011, and already looks like shit, this town is abandoned since 1983 and mostly looks like it was abandoned a week ago, especially in terms of the interiors being perfectly maintained and even clean.

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This must be extremely well guarded, so there must be tight surveillance and policing. How is this implemented? Are there gates and id taken to enter the town? How come no visitor goes rampant? Because anywhere in this world when a building sits empty some idiots (the scum of civilisation) will arrive and completely trash the place.

It just seems very eery that it looks like the people just walked away and left all their belongings behind like Chernobyl or something. What does it look like inside the homes. Who pays for the electric to stay on? Is the water on too? Why did the people just move away? You can live in one town and work in another. Interesting video but lots of unanswered questions. Surly there’s people that would benefit by living here

So many homeless people and what a waste of land housing

I had the chance to spend a couple days in Lunenberg a few years ago. Took a whale watching tour, saw the Bluenose, Canada’s most famous ship, under full sail, walked the waterfront and visited museums, learned some of the history; great memories!

Why don't they get the homeless and put them in this town? Not only will the tongue come back to life but the homeless gets a proper housing.That's all I have to say

Why dont they home people who need housing? You're keeping a town mainatined for nobody.

No plan, no life.