"A Place to Stand" - Ontario (Part 2)
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"A Place to Stand" - Ontario (Part 1)by leo819603,698 views- 2:50
Dolores Claman's Theme From Ontario Place 1970sby Retrontario3,455 views
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Expo 67: The Expo Expressby expolounge2,690 views
- 8:00
Slave Memories Part 1by princemalon68,354 views
- 9:46
In the labyrinth, expo 67 Labyrinth pavilion movie part 1by gsprv8,290 views
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A Place to Standby stimpyloveseggs34,678 views
- 1:08
A Place to Stand, A Place to Growby bonzo198620,906 views
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There's No Place Like This - Ontario - Aline Moralesby FnCool115,530 views
- 8:43
North of Superior (clip 1)by thevideobaron7,506 views
- 1:07
"A Place to Stand" (from the Ontario Pavilion, Expo 67)by expolounge8,175 views
- 0:22
South Park Clip - I'm Not Your Buddy Guy.wmvby kouyate2448,560 views
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"A Place to Stand" recorded by Westview Centennial Bandby westviewcentennial888 views
- 2:44
Canada - something to sing about in this land of ours!by peoplestandup25,978 views
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Maureen Forrester sings "Psyché" and "Mandoline" from Expo '67by kadoguy20061,236 views
- 1:52
Scout House in Canada Day Parade in Cambridgeparade 09by photoman61,429 views
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There's No Place Like This - Molly Johnsonby Munvo2,593 views
- 2:43
Canada vs. Americaby cutewithchris1,242,213 views
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Expo 67 This Was The Futureby ThisWasTheFuture8,258 views
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Donald Lautrec - Un Jour Un Jour - Expo 67 Montreal - 45 RPMby vincei20064,145 views
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Expo 67 Montrealby lootlite43,079 views
That is my home province alright. Not to mention the Toronto City Hall is still the same as it was in 1967. I was even able to recognize Hwy. 401 and Allen Rd.
sheltv100 1 month ago
It's hard to believe a place like this existed.
stereocowboy 2 months ago
I think the opening of this segment is the Kensington Open market in downtown Toronto. If not, it looks like it.
Tiqerboy 6 months ago
Awesome.
I was a kid in the 1970s.
'nuff said.
Nunavuter1 9 months ago
How have only barely 300 people viewed this?
StephenHarpersNutsak 1 year ago
"A Place to Stand" is one of those icons of Canadian cultural mythos which, to anyone of a certain age, is highly resonant. One can only marvel at a time when the sensorium/scanning patterns of people's eyes were such that this now "quaint" film dazzled the eye with its constantly shifting multiple images. The ingenious theme - a staple of Ontario Elementary School music programs well into the 70's - was composed by Dolores Claman of "Hockey Night in Canada" theme fame.
Autostade67 1 year ago 2
The orchestration is very well done on the main theme.
Quality and Pride went behind the making of this film
CanadaguyRudey 1 year ago