Faro is a vibrant community that has seen an increase in population despite the economic hardships it has faced. The town has recently acquired the old mining housing complexes and they are available for purchase. Faro is a wonderful town worth visiting and a great place to move to for young families looking to have a Yukon adventure.
I lived here,when i was in gr.3 and Faro was small but it had Gymnastics ,a theatre and where we lived up the hill from the school ,every house had ppl living in them. Faro is a good memory for me. Back in late 80s.
Hey Mandy, Upper bench is still full of people and lower bench is nearly full with people now too. The theatre has been closed for a long time as well as the businesses in the solar complex. There’s still a hotel, bank, gas station and grocery store, as well as the school, rec centre, ice rink, etc. There’s still around 450 people living in faro with lots of new families these days. Many of the abandoned buildings have been purchased and renovated. Thanks for watching!
In 2004 I capsized with my canoe on the Pelly River and went along the shore back to Faro. I did not forget this beautiful little town. Next year come back with a canoe. Please, open the Liquor store! ;- It seems to me, Faro ist a good place to live. I hope young families move to Faro.
Though it hurts my heart to see my home somewhat broken down like this, it is also great to see and hear that it is being fought for! It is still a beautiful and wondrous place, and I wish my children could experience it like I did. (Faro will always be my home, even though its been over 25 years since I have been there) I wish I could make it up there this summer..
It still has that great community feel and given that the town has now acquired the former mine properties, a lot of new life will be breathed into the town. We will definitely be doing our best to make it up there this summer for the 50th anniversary.
I also lived there around this time. I lived up the hill ,and would ride my bike diwn that big hill and get hurt .lol lots of kids when i lived there also. I was in gr.3 and they had a theatre,first time i ever went to movies and i saw Labamba .
I lived and worked in Faro in the late 60's and 70's first at the 66 gas station that was owned by Hendley then Stu Hunter, then I worked at Anvil mines as a truck driver my truck number was 11 the same on that is a tourist attraction , then became a mechanic ,my name was Charlie Lott
I live in Faro, and this is not true this is false. This is a vibrant town and you didn't show any of the houses where people live you missed almost half the streets their are over 400 people here and it is steadily growing to this day. THE BURGERS ARE GREAT!!!
Frank de Jong I’m aware of how many people live there, frank. If you read my posted comment, you’ll see that I do in fact address faro as a vibrant, albeit small community. I love faro, have a large amount of family there and even decided to get married there. I wanted to focus on what the town USED to be. Thanks for watching.
Faro is a vibrant community that has seen an increase in population despite the economic hardships it has faced. The town has recently acquired the old mining housing complexes and they are available for purchase. Faro is a wonderful town worth visiting and a great place to move to for young families looking to have a Yukon adventure.
What a great video! I lived in Faro for a year and miss so much about it. Tell Patti Anna says hi
I lived here,when i was in gr.3 and Faro was small but it had Gymnastics ,a theatre and where we lived up the hill from the school ,every house had ppl living in them. Faro is a good memory for me. Back in late 80s.
Hey Mandy,
Upper bench is still full of people and lower bench is nearly full with people now too. The theatre has been closed for a long time as well as the businesses in the solar complex. There’s still a hotel, bank, gas station and grocery store, as well as the school, rec centre, ice rink, etc. There’s still around 450 people living in faro with lots of new families these days. Many of the abandoned buildings have been purchased and renovated. Thanks for watching!
As a fellow former Yukoner I remember that bridge
What do you do for electricity?? Diesel gen powerhouse?
In 2004 I capsized with my canoe on the Pelly River and went along the shore back to Faro. I did not forget this beautiful little town.
Next year come back with a canoe. Please, open the Liquor store! ;-
It seems to me, Faro ist a good place to live. I hope young families move to Faro.
don't mess with that bagger it will chew you up even bears are afraid of them .
Though it hurts my heart to see my home somewhat broken down like this, it is also great to see and hear that it is being fought for! It is still a beautiful and wondrous place, and I wish my children could experience it like I did. (Faro will always be my home, even though its been over 25 years since I have been there) I wish I could make it up there this summer..
It still has that great community feel and given that the town has now acquired the former mine properties, a lot of new life will be breathed into the town. We will definitely be doing our best to make it up there this summer for the 50th anniversary.
Hi Jen!!
So cool, I lived there back in 87-89, I was just a kid and would love to go back!
I also lived there around this time. I lived up the hill ,and would ride my bike diwn that big hill and get hurt .lol lots of kids when i lived there also. I was in gr.3 and they had a theatre,first time i ever went to movies and i saw Labamba .
I lived and worked in Faro in the late 60's and 70's first at the 66 gas station that was owned by Hendley then Stu Hunter, then I worked at Anvil mines as a truck driver my truck number was 11 the same on that is a tourist attraction , then became a mechanic ,my name was Charlie Lott
Remember a Kerry Wagantall or Helen? She drove truck as well
@@JayBruceWorld yes I do remember them , I used to call him rodent, those were great times
I woked at the 66 gas station for a while
Ed Lampkin used to own a hardware store there in the 70's .
@@oldbiker9739 they’re still there in Faro
That is interesting that Faro had shut down ten years after Elsa had shutdown
This was the type of convenience store Elsa had
“Starvin Marvin”
Best keep Secret Is JaybruceWorld and his great videos , Keep them rolling
What the hell was that thing running across the road at the end?
A porcupine, dude :). They’re everywhere in faro.
the wife and I lived at 36 Hoole street
9 hoile gofl course, In june tee off at midnight... ok ok 2 am
I live in Faro, and this is not true this is false. This is a vibrant town and you didn't show any of the houses where people live you missed almost half the streets their are over 400 people here and it is steadily growing to this day. THE BURGERS ARE GREAT!!!
Frank de Jong I’m aware of how many people live there, frank. If you read my posted comment, you’ll see that I do in fact address faro as a vibrant, albeit small community. I love faro, have a large amount of family there and even decided to get married there. I wanted to focus on what the town USED to be. Thanks for watching.
Also, it’s worth saying that the quality of the restaurant food is completely dependent on who is working. A great little Faro quirk.
@@JayBruceWorld dont you just hate when ppl comment on the title of the vid instead of the actual vid? Then they never speak again...
White Alliance I’ve had to learn to not take things personally haha but yes it’s a piss off sometimes
@@JayBruceWorld good video bro i want to take a winter vacation in febuary next year i want to go to the Yukon! So researching now.