New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada

[@JoseMartins-nr3jv]

Canada Nova Scotia New Glasgow Bus 1988 🇨🇦 Playmobil

[@mskittypuss]

Wow!...what an amazing video of New Glasgow!..I'm from neighbouring Trenton, and the history isn't complete without us being included, as you see here! I love Pictou County, especially Trenton!...Thank you for making,and sharing this wonderful video!! 💖👏💖👏💖

[@MetropolisNoir]

What's great about Trenton? There's nothing there!

[@mskittypuss]

@@MetropolisNoir "it's home 💕, no matter what"

[@mattmurray517]

@@MetropolisNoir I’m from Trenton and I agree. What a shithole!

[@weldongreen1835]

What a great watch. Tons of history.

[@alisonbarratt3772]

Absolutely loved this video that lady talking about the buildings and looking up to appreciate them well I just love her attitude I agree with her 10000000000 percent.

[@Ns90212]

Thanks for the upload

[@BookFan2019]

Does anyone know the year of this? Trena

[@svgm7469]

I would say probably 1988 or early 1989. They talk about establishing new coal fields on the East River- which would be Westray. They also talk about the success of the railways, so I would imagine it would be before they were cut in late 1989.

[@derykfreeman6158]

This reminds me of the mid-80's. Just watched the final credits. It was 1995. Go check it out.

[@loribehr5967]

Thank you ,I was wondering what year this was made as well.

[@AB-ce5fg]

Never seen someone canoe the East river before lol

[@svgm7469]

I’ve done it lol. It’s shallower than it looks

[@AB-ce5fg]

@@svgm7469weird!! its suppose to be one of the deepest rivers in Canada. They dug it deeper during ww2 to get the ships in and out because it was too shallow.

[@AB-ce5fg]

@@svgm7469 the huge on eastlink digital cable box i watched a on demand show about Trenton. Thats how i learned it. They had huge war ships going in and out. On wikipidia all it says is " During World War II, management of the complex was taken over by the federal government for producing naval gun mounts as well as artillery and naval shells, just as it had done during World War I"

[@alistaircameron492]

Looks like a beautiful place to live