Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

[@robsj6838]

Such an amazing video tribute to my home city of Saint John, New Brunswick! I will be back soon. Currently living in Edmonton Alberta. See you soon Saint John. I miss you❤️

[@brianferris1233]

God bless you for showing this incredible film I live here and learned more from this video than I ever learned while I was going to School.

[@robsj6838]

Hello Brian, just wondering. I think we went to high school together. My name is Rob Hooley. I went to St.Malachy's. Graduated 1988.

[@cali-tm1ec]

​@@robsj6838what a time to be alive in the 80s. I went to st Vincent's for grade 10 then Simonds for 11-12. graduated in 84. excellent video and info👏👏

[@01hondascott]

Born and raised in West Saint John. I sure miss when our city looked like this.

[@renzbu1]

I feel so blessed to be living in this beautiful city.

[@rps1689]

I never have, but my standards are quite high.

[@MrTroySinister]

I grew up straight across from the falls in indiantown. Went to Voc. From a Scots/Irish family that immigrated in the early 1800s

[@alishanesbitt453]

What a great find! I live near SJ and this makes me appreciate it so much more! Sooo history rich! I am so sharing this!

[@jackeason1537]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@gnarlyalso]

Thank you for posting this video, I think that is my cousin Peter Tonner at the 7:25 mark.

[@terrycrouse9846]

Nice job Harold Wright thanks for posting it.

[@brianferris1233]

God bless you thank you for sharing your video 🙏✝⛪

[@alyshabeshara3197]

This was super cool. Thank you for sharing!

[@lesleypaulvj_TVPM]

Wonderful description about St Johns, NB

[@wandalondon4531]

"Saint John" NB

[@brianferris1233]

A great video 🙏

[@brianferris1233]

My God...

[@mattheweveleigh6351]

What year was this filmed?

[@Dargonkin527]

Well there, I was not aware a McGowan had been a lighthouse keeper on partridge island. Makes me wonder how close a relative he would be to me....

[@h.e.wright4412]

hi Jeff, you are not related.

[@nickolasgyrlevich4767]

What year is this taken in?

[@MrJayehawk]

1990

[@timkaczmarowski8151]

wen was this doc dun? early 1990s?

[@h.e.wright4412]

It was 1990.....

[@rps1689]

This is a nice video. May I suggest a better title for it; it doesn't do the informative video justice; also the correction of the Spelling of Saint John may help.

[@beavercreekpictures9809]

Glad you enjoyed it. That's the title I got. used the spelling on file. Let's go with Saint John then :)

[@rps1689]

@@beavercreekpictures9809 I hope more pay it a visit. I'm old enough to remember some of the images. I remember getting so excited as a kid going to MRA. My great grandfather worked at a nail works on the river in Saint John.

[@nickolasgyrlevich4767]

@@beavercreekpictures9809 Long ago Saint John was actually called St. John! they changed it to Saint John sometime between 1990-2000, i think atleast! im from here so i think i have an idea haha

[@Dargonkin527]

@@nickolasgyrlevich4767 it was officially changed way earlier then that lol the powers that be were not consistent in the old days on record keeping so now we have this great debate on our name. it also does not help there are other cities in Canada with names close to ours as well.....

[@davidwatson6725]

Changed in the 1800s so as not to be confused with St. Jean, Quebec.

[@skottlee8959]

Hasn't changed much

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

Irving Corp. owns Saint John and its people.

[@rps1689]

Saint John like NB, is the epitome of a captured state situation in modern times, in which a family essentially takes over making policy for government. It's a fact that every politician knows that if you want a long career, you need to cozy up to the Irvings. After all it is the only “Company Province” in Canada, which has been quite a detriment to this province especially Saint John.

[@ratiug75]

Amen!