Thank you for creating this. I never attended the actual Expo, but through videos like this, you have taken me there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. If I could take a trip anywhere, I’d love to go (back in time to) there. But, that’s not possible. I’ve been to the site numerous times, and I could always sense the excitement and hope and joy and amazement that was present all those years ago. I’m envious of all of those who were able to experience it first hand.

We visited there when I was 10. I still have good memories as I'd never seen anything like it before. It was a very promising view of what the future might look like.

Merci beaucoup de ce partage. Je n'étais pas née à ce moment-là, mais ma mère et m'ont père m'en ont aussi parlé avec énormément d'enthousiasme

I was there with my parents. It was amazing!

Is that Cynthia narrating. Hi it’s John Gore. I was there I was 6. Great memories. Cool. 😎

It was amazing!

Expo 67 and the subsequent years of Man And His World are some of my earliest memories and I'm haunted by them to this day. Even as a young kid, I sensed the harmony and optimism people speak of.

Thank you so much and thanks to your mother for her memories. She describes exactly what I remember. The best summer of my life.

Shame, time machines don't exist. Expo 67 would be worth the risk.

A wonderful shared memory.

I was 15 when our family went. We took the Metro from the southside of the river and when we got off it was like going to Disneyland. My brother and I would try our best to get our passports stamped as many times as possible. Great memories for Me, thanks for sharing your memories and photos.

Fantastic

Amazing. Just amazing. Thank you.

My parents where there and had a great time. I was born 9 months later! 😆

I was 7 the summer my family went. The hovercraft,sphere,Canadian exhibit and some lounge under a plaza that’s entrance 😮was down a ramp

I was 14 when my family went to expo 67, I still recall the buildings and pavilions and travelled by metro to thevislans

Thank you for sharing!!!

Montreal's finest hour.

@abrahamdozer6273

10 ай бұрын

The Olympics were a bust but Expo definitely was Montreal's finest hour.

@josephforest7605

3 ай бұрын

The last good year , before Montreal died .

@jeanbolduc5818

Ай бұрын

@@josephforest7605Montréal is the best city in Canada . The world most sustainable city . The Canadian capital of culture . Architecture , history . 3 rd world largest aerospace in the world , world leader in AI ,médecine , pharmaceuticals , engineering . You must be an angry irrational anglophone .

I was there!!

Great video, thank you!

@EndangeredStories

6 ай бұрын

Thanks

Man & His World was the moniker that triumphed though, as the gushing over its establishment had been merely momentary, you see

I was 9 years old, I still have my passport.

It wasn't the balade... it was the monorail that gave the aerial view. They took the last remaining one out of La Ronde just a few years ago.

@abrahamdozer6273

10 ай бұрын

... the "Minirail... (from Switzerland)

@johndanylewich

10 ай бұрын

@@abrahamdozer6273 Yes, you're right! The minirail!

Don't forget the corruption around the fair and the infamous Jean Drapeau.

even their tacky jingle bellows those damn 'hallmarks' of Corporateria's .. I mean, do you reckon these neo-feudally cleptoparasitic barons could've ever got away with launching COVID-67..? 🌬brrrRrr🌬

@EndangeredStories

3 ай бұрын

Confused.

I'm suprised that no one has accused the Markles of wrecking it. I WAS THERE AGED 9. IT WAS GREAT.