Tomorrow In London, Canada

What's going to happen tomorrow in London, Canada? The London Economic Development Corporation invites you to discover the astonishing innovations, achievements and people that make London proud.

Set to a sweeping, driving instrumental musical bed from 'Made in London, Canada' band Wild Domestic (myspace.com/wilddomestic), and taking you behind the scenes of some of London's most interesting businesses such as Big Blue Bubble, Labatt's, Voices.com, McCormick, and even AAA video game producer Digital Extremes, "Tomorrow" has something for everyone.

For more information on this video, or on the London Economic Development Corporation, please visit www.ledc.ca.

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[tfelsky]

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[Kochmilk]

@beholdingembrace london is so white 

[BGMK90]

@kimmy9964 I've watched this video about 6 times mostly for the wild boys. I cannot get enough of their music....

[kimmy9964]

I think its important to give kudos to the amazing London based band, "Wild Domestic". They too are a proud part of London, Ontario and did a great job with the background music to this video!!!!! Well done boys! Love your music :)

[daniellebrown99]

Thumbs up if you are watching this because it was in today's London Free Press! :D

[MrBeav62]

soooo.......how to attract 10000 new jobs to london. any ideas ppl?

[TBone1515]

I've lived in London my whole life and I enjoy living here. That being said, I fail to see how this video will attract new business to the city. Instead of listing off all of the companies that are located in London why not speak to why they are located here. This city is close to Toronto and Detroit. A billion dollars in commerce pass down the 401 everyday. We have a leading research university and a college that produces skilled workers. I don't see any of that in this video.

[PCCSqueezy]

Got rid of all old flash versions and uploaded the latest and it still insists that I upgrade ... WTF!

[keborama]

My great-aunt was a self-effacing single woman, the child of a housemaid in northeastern England. Auntie was born in 1890, arrived in London in 1905, and worked at McCormick's her whole life until she retired in the 50s. In its day, McCormick's was a model of industrial hygiene.

My grandfather, a union man, worked for many years at Somerville, another of London's industries. Check your old jigsaw puzzles; he may have done the colour. ;)

[keborama]

My grandparents all immigrated to London from England in the early 1900s, and I grew up there in the 50s and 60s ... yes, the whitest place in the world, at the time. When my brother was three he saw a "chocolate man" on the bus for the first time and was thrilled.

But if you were one of the "great unwashed" from East of Adelaide, like us, you were about the equivalent of a visible minority, in the London of rich Conservatives and insurance company bagmen. I left when I was 16. ;)

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[klew83]

Raised in London but live in small town northern Ontario now but as far as cities go London will always be the best and a place I proudly call my hometown

[TheMrSolidsnake]

Little too repetitive, shows the innovation in London as very white and doesn't it look very similar to the The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation : In Our Lifetime video?