I live on Fort Street, about a block away from Portage and Main where all this went down... it's pretty cool living in a place that is so historic, and so many of those old buildings are amazingly still around and well-preserved in our Exchange District. Power to the people! Lol
Since when is Crescentwood south of the Arlington Bridge? It's way across the city, south of the Assiniboine River. The area south of the Arlington Bridge is either downtown or the West End.
Not really a political history of a nation to find much pride in those elected to serve us. I suspect this is why most Canadian's do not have blind trust in governments and politicians in general. I have read that our politicians have the shortest average tenure of all governments in the free world and history such as this gives explanation and understanding. • The lesson is to either work for us or be gone. And that is how it should and must be in a true Democracy. • We do have a better welfare sense of state because of history such as this. Harper, for example, failed miserably in his drive to Americanise the politics and civil culture of our nation, to take away the care for the poor and average Canadian, and he certainly did not win a place in the Canadian heart. And that is why he shall never stand amidst the likes of greater leaders.
Unfortunately, despite all the cruelty, injustice and violence, the human race never changes! Stories such as this will continue until the Earth's population self-destructs!
This a very educational historic film that definitely shown in all schools even colleges and universities.
This should be shown in every school in Canada
Larry Mutter it is
what grade?
10
I'm in University and this is the first I have learned of it
It is part of the new curriculum.
Great documentary 👏
I live on Fort Street, about a block away from Portage and Main where all this went down... it's pretty cool living in a place that is so historic, and so many of those old buildings are amazingly still around and well-preserved in our Exchange District. Power to the people! Lol
Since when is Crescentwood south of the Arlington Bridge? It's way across the city, south of the Assiniboine River. The area south of the Arlington Bridge is either downtown or the West End.
The International Proletariat shall never be defeated. Workers of the world unite!
History that has been buried due to shame!
Not really a political history of a nation to find much pride in those elected to serve us. I suspect this is why most Canadian's do not have blind trust in governments and politicians in general. I have read that our politicians have the shortest average tenure of all governments in the free world and history such as this gives explanation and understanding.
• The lesson is to either work for us or be gone. And that is how it should and must be in a true Democracy.
• We do have a better welfare sense of state because of history such as this. Harper, for example, failed miserably in his drive to Americanise the politics and civil culture of our nation, to take away the care for the poor and average Canadian, and he certainly did not win a place in the Canadian heart. And that is why he shall never stand amidst the likes of greater leaders.
big shoutout to RRC
I like that quote at the end. very inspirational.
Any idea if that's a public library at 14:30 ? Or if its even in Winnipeg?
0:44 😧 oh shoot
I love my self
@@meaganparry4453 ???
100 hundred years ago was hell
Nothing has changed, or will change buddy!
That's something I didn't know...one shot to death by the RCMP...or was it the North West Police?
Divided society. (6:00, 13:55)
21:10 30:35 Escalation.
So many views yet so little comments xD
I commented but what's the point?
Humans never learn from their past and GREED rules supreme!
Unfortunately, despite all the cruelty, injustice and violence, the human race never changes!
Stories such as this will continue until the Earth's population self-destructs!
全世界無產階級，團結起來！