Why I Love: Duncan
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- It may be one of the smallest towns in Canada, but Duncan has some of the biggest hearts. Meet a man whose life changed through music, see masks that reveal a fascinating history, and visit a farm that is growing hope.
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"there's lots of handouts out there. But if you're willing to accept the hands up that's a little different because you have to work a little bit you have to face your fears"
my favorite quote from the video
I bluntly have to state the obvious. We are going through a homeless crisis in the Cowichan Valley. The homeless resource are overwhelmed and this video is definitely a advertisement to the nation to encourage homeless population to relocate here. It is a beautiful video but the homeless population has increased substantially since it was posted. Kindly take down the video.
Yep we are most likely at a point of no return. Companies on the Eastside are closing down. It's so sad. I wonder who saw this coming.
Homeless Harold story is an important one!
Duncan had a good youth baseball team in the mid 70's.
Too bad they didnt mention the Duncan Garage cafe and bakery , located on the park of the music festival. A must-see.
I saw my dads car in the video LETS GOOO!!
We are so lucky to live in Maple Bay on Vancouver Island. Happy 2022!
also has huge property crime rates, and violent crime very high too, gee I wonder why.
Just like any other city. And just like any other city, a lack of housing that is affordable.
I never been to Duncan before
My parents were married in Duncan. Three of my older sisters were born there .
This was a very informative & beautiful video. Thank you so much for making this, Telus. Unfortunately, I didn’t see much of any ethnic diversity beyond the standardized Canadian Natives and European settlers’ latter generational progeny. Otherwise, it’s a gorgeously shot, well lit, and nicely edited video with a highly palatable music score! ... Duncan. Might visit there in the near future. We’ll see!👍
Is it still a mecca for homeless people? If so, no thanks. There is NO excuse for long-term homelessness in Canada and it should not be glorified as something noble.
Glorified??????? Nothing noble about being hungry, cold, set and not having a place to live.
Not everyone is rich like you.
I’m so glad I moved. It was so dirty there
Dirt is a side affect of living on Earth.
what about wine?
Beautiful natural surroundings but an unsophisticated cultural wasteland for most of the year.
#CrackheadVille
Type in: Dr Jordan Peterson _ University of Toronto. enjoy
No one asked you, misogynist.
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