I wonder if any of you recognize some of these places. I don't. 
Clips of Toronto in the Late 60s, Early 70s (and other cities)
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The halcyon days for working class men. Might even see a real blonde too!I wonder if any of you recognize some of these places. I don't.
This film is poignant to me. I moved to Toronto about a year after this movie came out. My life had some scary parallels to these two.
I know Toronto's population was about 1M back then but it looks like a pandemic, people in lockdown. LOL!I wonder if any of you recognize some of these places. I don't.
0:10-0:20 was shot outside Queen's Quay Terminal.I wonder if any of you recognize some of these places. I don't.
0:42 the old ramp from Gardiner e/b to Yonge/Bay/York
1:04-1:14 Maple Leaf Mills / Monarch Flour, now HTO Park
6:03-6:20 looking east on Front outside Union Station
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at 6:54, The Picadilly Tube @ Yonge and Edward, venue where Rush played before making it big.
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fiery port for the islands
DT Toronto (front street/royal York)
Nathan Philips square/city hall
Old city hall
Front street Union station.
University Ave near Queen/Dundas
Castle Loma
CNE (they used to have cable cars up until late 80s/early 90’s same with centre ville )
don’t remember a double Ferris Wheel.
Old Toronto proper.
DT Toronto (front street/royal York)
Nathan Philips square/city hall
Old city hall
Front street Union station.
University Ave near Queen/Dundas
Castle Loma
CNE (they used to have cable cars up until late 80s/early 90’s same with centre ville )
don’t remember a double Ferris Wheel.
Old Toronto proper.
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