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This channel showcases films from the Archives of Ontario’s Sound and Moving Images collections and other fascinating things happening at Ontario’s provincial archive.
The Archives of Ontario collects, preserves, promotes, and makes accessible the documentary heritage of the province of Ontario.
Learn more: www.ontario.ca/archives
This page is governed by the Ontario Government’s Social Media Terms of Use. Please consult www.ontario.ca/page/social-media-terms-use for more information.
Ce poste présente des films des collections audiovisuelles des Archives publiques de l’Ontario et d’autres événements fascinants qui se produisent aux archives provinciales de l’Ontario.
Les Archives publiques de l’Ontario recueillent, conservent, rendent accessible le patrimoine documentaire de la province de l’Ontario et en font la promotion.
Pour en savoir plus : www.ontario.ca/archives
Cette page est régie par les conditions d’utilisation des médias sociaux du gouvernement de l’Ontario. Veuille
The Archives of Ontario collects, preserves, promotes, and makes accessible the documentary heritage of the province of Ontario.
Learn more: www.ontario.ca/archives
This page is governed by the Ontario Government’s Social Media Terms of Use. Please consult www.ontario.ca/page/social-media-terms-use for more information.
Ce poste présente des films des collections audiovisuelles des Archives publiques de l’Ontario et d’autres événements fascinants qui se produisent aux archives provinciales de l’Ontario.
Les Archives publiques de l’Ontario recueillent, conservent, rendent accessible le patrimoine documentaire de la province de l’Ontario et en font la promotion.
Pour en savoir plus : www.ontario.ca/archives
Cette page est régie par les conditions d’utilisation des médias sociaux du gouvernement de l’Ontario. Veuille
CFPL-TV, TV Newsreel Air-cuts, October 15-18, 1954: Hurricane Hazel
This silent video features a CFPL-TV daily news program edited air-cut (i.e. film prepared as the visual component of a news story for the London, Ontario television station's daily news broadcasts). The clip features footage of Hurricane Hazel’s impact on communities in Huron, Bruce and Middlesex Counties in October 1954.
Cette vidéo muette présente un extrait final d’une émission quotidienne d’information de CFPL-TV (c’est-à-dire, un film préparé à titre de composante visuelle d’un reportage pour les journaux télévisés quotidiens de la station de télévision de London, en Ontario). L’extrait présente une séquence video des effets de L’ouragan Hazel dans les communautés des comtés de Huron, Bruce et Middlesex en octobre 1954.
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ontario.ca/archives
This archival video does not necessarily reflect the views of the Government of Ontario today.
Cette vidéo d'archives ne représente pas nécessairement l'opinion du gouvernement de l'Ontario d'aujourd'hui.
Cette vidéo muette présente un extrait final d’une émission quotidienne d’information de CFPL-TV (c’est-à-dire, un film préparé à titre de composante visuelle d’un reportage pour les journaux télévisés quotidiens de la station de télévision de London, en Ontario). L’extrait présente une séquence video des effets de L’ouragan Hazel dans les communautés des comtés de Huron, Bruce et Middlesex en octobre 1954.
F 4396-1-1-59
ontario.ca/archives
This archival video does not necessarily reflect the views of the Government of Ontario today.
Cette vidéo d'archives ne représente pas nécessairement l'opinion du gouvernement de l'Ontario d'aujourd'hui.
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Footage of 1990 Toronto Gay Pride Parade (1990)
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This silent video features footage taken by filmmaker David Troster of the 1990 Gay Pride Parade in Toronto, Ontario. Cette vidéo muette présente des séquences filmées par le cinéaste David Troster du Défilé de la fierté gaie de 1990 à Toronto (Ontario). C 56-5-0-5 ontario.ca/archives This archival video does not necessarily reflect the views of the Government of Ontario today. Cette vidéo d'ar...
Footage of 1992 Toronto Gay Pride Parade (1992)
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This silent video features footage taken by filmmaker David Troster of the 1992 Gay Pride Parade in Toronto, Ontario. The footage includes scenes of the “Die-In” demonstration on Yonge Street, led by the community-based activist group AIDS Action NOW! to advocate for more government funding for HIV-related treatments and bring attention to the thousands of lives lost as a result of the HIV/AIDS...
Réalités Ontario (1988)
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This documentary was produced by the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines to demonstrate the diffusion of Franco-Ontarians across the provincial economy at the end of the 20th century. The film also uses historical vignettes to connect modern Franco-Ontarian identity to the first French explorers who traded and settled in what is now Ontario. Ce documentaire a été produit par le m...
Ice Follies (ca. 1940s)
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This silent film by amateur photographer Albert J. Kinsey features scenes from the touring Ice Follies skating variety show held at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto between 1941 and 1946. It opens with brief scenes of a Christmas tree and red advent candle adorned in a wreath. Ce film muet du photographe amateur Albert J. Kinsey présente des scènes du spectacle de variétés itinérant de patinage Ic...
Snowplow (1967)
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This public service announcement was released by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation in 1967. It warns the public to watch out for snowplows. Ce message d'intérêt public a été publié par le ministère des Transports de l'Ontario en 1967. Il avertit le public de faire attention aux chasse-neige. RG 14-154-1-2 ontario.ca/archives This archival video does not necessarily reflect the views of the...
CFPL-TV, Television Newsreel Air-Cuts, September 16, 1959 (1959)
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This silent video features a CFPL-TV daily news program edited air-cut (i.e. film prepared as the visual component of a news story for the London, Ontario television station's daily news broadcasts). The clip depicts research activities on a decommissioned Royal Canadian Navy destroyer, the Port Dauphine. The collected water samples provided various Ontario ministries with data necessary for ma...
Plein feu sur le laboratoire des services de préservation
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Vous êtes-vous déjà demandé comment les documents historiques sont préservés et entretenus afin que de multiples générations puissent accéder aux histoires du passé de l’Ontario? Les Archives publiques de l’Ontario constituent l’une des principales sources d’information sur l’histoire de cette terre que nous appelons aujourd’hui l’Ontario et sur sa population, avec des documents uniques qui rem...
Inside the Preservation Services Lab
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Have you ever wondered how historic records are preserved and cared for so that many generations can access the stories of Ontario’s past? The Archives of Ontario is a premier source of information about the history of the land we now call Ontario and its people, with unique records dating back to the 16th century. In this video you’ll explore the purpose-built Preservation Services lab and exp...
Tout ce qu’il faut savoir sur nos chambres fortes
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Les Archives publiques de l’Ontario constituent l’une des principales sources d’information sur l’histoire de cette terre que nous appelons aujourd’hui l’Ontario et sur sa population. Cette vidéo vous emmène dans les coulisses de nos chambres fortes, révélant la technologie et les exigences de préservation de ces espaces de pointe. Regardez la vidéo pour en apprendre plus sur les mesures mises ...
Unlocking our Vaults
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The Archives of Ontario is a premier source of information about the history of the land we now call Ontario and its people. This video takes you inside our vaults, revealing the technology and preservation requirements of these custom-built spaces. Watch to learn how the Archives’ vaults keep our collections safe for current researchers and future generations. A descriptive transcript for this...
CFPL-TV, TV Newsreel Air-cuts, March 24, 1955: Students at Hamlet Public School, Stratford, Ontario
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This silent video features a CFPL-TV daily news program edited air-cut (i.e. film prepared as the visual component of a news story for the London, Ontario television station's daily news broadcasts). The clip features footage of students at Hamlet Public School in Stratford, Ontario making and decorating papier mâché animals. Cette vidéo muette présente un extrait final d’une émission quotidien...
CFPL-TV, Television Newsreel Air-cuts, November 1954: Music class in London, Ontario
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This silent video features a CFPL-TV daily news program edited air-cut (i.e. film prepared as the visual component of a news story for the London, Ontario television station's daily news broadcasts). The clip features footage of students at a London school learning how to read music and play the piano and violin. Cette vidéo muette présente des extraits finaux d’une émission quotidienne d’infor...
Sturgeon Falls at Ontario North Now (July 9, 1985)
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This clip from a video produced by the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines documents displays by the town of Sturgeon Falls and the West Nipissing Public Service Association at Ontario Place in Toronto on July 9, 1985. The displays were created for Ontario North Now (ONN) - eight interconnected silos built in 1980 on the west island of Ontario Place to present exhibits about Nort...
Archives of Ontario and You
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Have you ever wondered what Ontario’s provincial archives might have in store for you? The Archives of Ontario is a premier source of information about the history of the land we now call Ontario and its people, with unique records dating back to the 16th century. In this video, you’ll learn about our collections and services and how to access them. Please note: This video was shot and edited b...
Les Archives publiques de l'Ontario et vous
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Les Archives publiques de l'Ontario et vous
CFPL-TV, Television Newsreel Air-cuts, June 28, 1973
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CFPL-TV, Television Newsreel Air-cuts, June 28, 1973
The New World Wine Tour - Episode 10: Silken Laumann, Angelo Pavan and Graeme Gatenby-Wilson (1995)
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The New World Wine Tour - Episode 10: Silken Laumann, Angelo Pavan and Graeme Gatenby-Wilson (1995)
CFPL-TV, Television Newsreel Air-Cuts, November 4-6, 1954 (1954)
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CFPL-TV, Television Newsreel Air-Cuts, November 4-6, 1954 (1954)
Footage of 1961 Toronto Labour Day Parade (1961)
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Footage of 1961 Toronto Labour Day Parade (1961)
I've spent many years in this area of Toronto. This documentary and footage is emotionally moving.
The best school in my younger days 1969(ish) when the school was newly built . Back when teachers were great teachers, school staff was excellent and us kids actually got an education. There were no bullies, kids respected each other other than some mild fun teasing. Mrs Nichols was my home room teacher, probably my most favorite teacher of all time. I really luved this school and never forgot it. I even tried to visit it for a short tour in the mid 90's but got turned away as a possible danger to the school and kids, and rightly so, as sadly there was a rash of questionable characters trying to get into some Ottawa schools for some nefarious reasons. I remember being totally insulted by the turn away, but knowingly realized the procedure was in fact the proper course of action. One day i hope to tour the school again before i croak, as there is a sentimental bond. I certainly can't say that about most of my education throughout the following years,lol. Glen Ogilvie Public School was uniquely built, and i remember clearly some of the flooding in the lower sections of the school when it rained hard. They did do repairs and i don't seem to remember any further issues after that. I went on to Gloucester high school for grade 9, another great school, but lost was the innocence and happiness of Glen Ogilvie.
Does anyone know if there is a copy right on this video?
Lots of things not allowed to be praised now...strip mining, deforestation, smoking, shooting at ducks, etc
Very interesting footage, these clips are fascinating to watch (CFPL being by local station). Can you confirm if this footage was taken in 1959? The flag shown flying from the ship (1:20-1:22) looks like the flag of Ontario that was only adopted in 1965.
What an uplifting theme song for a once great Province. So what's Ontario's theme now? "Highway to Hell?" "Pigs (three different ones)?" Or "Welcome To The Jungle?"
Thank you for the education. I never knew this.
What's the mileage on those 17 inch tires?
Great video
Great video guy!
It's a shame how Toronto has changed in the last few decades
Looking back through time, from 2024 ? I want THAT Ontario back again !!
6:51 -7:00 - I STILL have my glass sculpture exactly like that, and it's even the same amber/yellow colour. My little bit of Canadiana ! :)
I love his laugh.
And then came the brampton boyzz..
My first Pride. Count myself lucky to have lived there during its heyday. I especially miss the chocolate martinis at Babylon.
I was 25 in1984 born and raised in Toronto ❤
Ontario was better designing dirt roads. Certainly do not know how to build roads for drivers! Stop and go is all Ontario drivers are capable of doing. I loath driving in Ontario!
I really miss those days. I too spent many summers in the 70s as a kid at Ontario Place.
And now Kensington is dead
Xerox marks the spot. 🛰🗺❔️
Back in 1989, not too long after I got my license, I went into a skid at about 70 km/h on a wet gravel road, and the car turned backwards and flipped onto its roof in the ditch. I was wearing my seatbelt and all the only "injury" I suffered was a nick on my right palm crawling out over the broken glass. I still shudder to think what might have happened to me if I hadn't been wearing my seatbelt.
You were a smart kid back then. I had a similar experience also. In 1978 when I turned 16, I got my grandparent's 1970 Buick Electra to drive. It had the old-style lap and separate shoulder belts which I ignored. However, printed above the steering column was "Fasten Seat Belts" which I constantly saw while driving, so one night, mainly out of curiosity, I buckled up both the lap and separate shoulder belts. They took a bit of adjusting as the shoulder belt did not have a retractor and really held me in place, but I was surprised at how much better the car handled and drove with me securely strapped in place. I was quickly in the habit of wearing them every time I drove. All of my friends thought I was nuts for buckling up those old -style belts and I was usually the only one in the car with belts on. Rarely a front seat passenger might use the lap belt after seeing me get buckled in. My routine was to get in the car, insert the key, turn the ignition, push in the lighter, buckle both belts, light a cigarette, shift into drive and take off. Fast forward to one Friday night in 1982 and I was coming home from college for the weekend. I had driven 75 miles and had only about 4 miles before getting home when a drunk driver in a Chevrolet Suburban crossed the center line and hit me head on. My 12 year old Electra was totaled, but because of the size and quality of the car, along with me wearing both the lap and shoulder belts, I walked away with minor scrapes, scratches, and heavy bruises from the seat belts. The drunk driver surprisingly was wearing his three-point seat belt, but had the shoulder belt under his left arm and had serious injuries to his face and chest from impacting the steering wheel. His unbelted drunk passenger went through the windshield and landed on the hood of the Suburban, also with massive head injuries. At the age of 16 I started wearing the seat belts for the enhanced driving experience, along with the obvious safety aspect. To me it was just a no-brainer to do so.
Amazingly, after my accident, my grandfather admitted that he had only worn both the lap and shoulder belts once and that was on a trip he made soon after he bought the Electra and he found the shoulder belt to be "too confining" and had maybe worn the lap belt only a "handful of times" after that. I guess it was just a sign of the times. Go figure.
Bring the archives back to real life pls
Chatham, Ont. @ 6:44
what a great doc! didn't expect to see this when i cliked on something titled spadina.
24 seconds in and you start with an egregious lie. Descendants of settlers, not immigrants.
How our politicians can bring in billions of immigrants and not widen the roads is unbelievable.
How is Dial A Bus working out?
back when brampton was not a shit hole with indian people stinking up the place
Huh, guess the jews were driven out off Spadina by the influx of Chinese migrants, Chinese have Spadina (one of four Chinatowns...) and the Jewish folks dominate Bathurst and Lawrence area.
hahaha I love it.
Cool to see how the Canadian Horseshoe Falls looked on the left before they built Niagara Falls State Park on the American side. Those small thin Falls are no longer there.
once upon a time i guess, because 2024 ontario is a very different place...
I was alive during the time of this movie. I agree that the prosperity was far greater then, than it is now sadly.
The narrator is 100% Canadian.
all vancouver has is skid row granville street and the yellers
like vancouver think they have highways lmao
Wow , I was 16 in 1984. Loved the 80s. This is great
I thought it was the starting credits but it was actually the ending credits
I remember, in mid 80's driving with my parents from Canada's wonderland on HWY 7...and slept in a brand new Holiday Inn, and Markville shopping Center was brand new.
Wow no nudity 😮
HAHAHAHAHA. What happened
I was born in Aug ‘53 so I don’t remember Hazel. But then I was living in Toronto so it may not have been affected. Since 1980 I have lived in Florida so have seen too many hurricanes, including Katrina, which blew my roof off.
Oh look no god damned pick up trucks every five meters driven by absolutely small dick bozos. Good old days.
1903 10 miles an hour in urban areas, well we must be going back in time the way they keep reducing the speed limits in urban areas today.
Living as a Jew in Canada has become a nightmare. Thank you Socialism.
and today most dirt roads in America are in better shape then our paved roads do to all our tax money going to countries to build their new bridges and super trains and better ports and better medical advances and our military fighting their wars
should be called the road that destroyed every small town in America
How do you figure that? This is in Canada.
I miss this Ontario, now it stinks. Moved to Alberta and no regrets.
Now the climate change globalist demons want us on the bike path in 15 minute cities while conducting their war on freedom and our beautiful cars.
Great film classic music