Cassiar closure

[@gigglybug75]

Aw i sure do miss that lil town. it was great for all of us kids!!! 💕💕

[@brianmaschewski8782]

What a crock of shit union fucked it all up for everybody and govt fucked it all up 2. Strike fucked it all up 2. What a shame and pity loved that place.

[@moondawg3693]

A buddy are I removed the hydro lines from the poles in 1993, in case anyone was wondering how this story ended. Sad, pretty houses without people, with childless swing sets creaking in the wind. Sometimes it was like working in the Twilight Zone.

[@paulwestenberger3710]

Wonder how many people died of lung cancer?

[@mikesantos2638]

I really miss the place...

[@bobsudeyko4088]

I was only there twice but you could tell that there was a real sense of community there.

[@ruthcartwright6110]

Are you related to olavo santos if so my husband Ian has been looking for him for years.

[@DiyMech]

3:24 the lady may be of Scottish origin ???, I hear a Scottish undertone/twang in her voice ??

[@josephbuyck7127]

There were people from all over the world who worked there I work with people from the middle east, Chinese. USA,Yugoslavia everybody seem to get along lots of first nation people work there from all over the yukon and British Columbia we all work together

[@josephbuyck7127]

What year was this because I seen my van in the video

[@P7777-u7r]

Ironically the attempt to go underground is what caused the total end of the town. People could still have lived there to a smaller extent for tourism etc but because of the tunneling machine disaster it contaminated the area. Its too bad Cassiar would have been the perfect place for BC to try and make a foray into nuclear energy because of its isolation thats how I would have given it a new life

[@bobsudeyko2575]

I did not know that. What sort of contamination was it.

[@trentk7525]

What a place to grow up.