Montréal - 1957

[@iLauu-x3i]

Wished i lived there in montreal in 1957 Im born in 1995 but living in 1957 must of been a great life

[@argopunk]

Oh my God! English signage!!! Where were the Language Police?!?

[@louern123]

such a simpler life 💔

[@denisfil6453]

La belle piscine c etait ou svp

[@Ferst60]

Île Ste-Hélène

[@poochie49]

Born in Mtl 1949. Moved away 1n 1982 for economic reasons. The opening scene almost reminds me of a German newsreel from the 30"s. But those were the days. Notice caucasian faces exclusively. A lot different today. Elm trees downtown. Then the Dutch elm disease took over in the mid sixties. Streetcars! I remember riding the Rosemont sreetcar with my grandmother. Also took the streecar to belmont park. I believe Expo 67 was the Climax of Montreal's glory days. The memories remain but the city, as every other city in the world, has changed. For the better or for the worse?... your interpretation I guess.

[@samuelhoran7898]

I'm a chinese immigrant living in Montreal right now. I came with my parents in 2003. Nothing wrong with being whites. Anti-white identity politic is a mental disease. Montreal was a great city then. Peace.

[@elfulano5884]

I was born too late 😞

[@ingemayodon5128]

Pourquoi les commentaires ne sont pas en français ??

[@kagetty]

Parce-que c'est un documentaire destiné aux touristes, principalement aux américains.

[@tiouip]

Parce que le Québec était (et est toujours) une colonie.

[@ingemayodon5128]

@@tiouip Je regrette, mais cela ne fait aucun sens. Au Québec on parle français en ce qui me concerne.

[@avigdorromilly19]

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