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Andrew King

@twitandrewking • 21,510 subscribers

Artist & author of books & blog about local history. Enjoys jokes, good movies & classic cars…& the 80s. Join my adventures at https://t.co/yzncXvY12g

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They don’t make them anymore, so made my own LifeSavers Storybook… A staple for 80s Christmases…

They don’t make them anymore, so made my own LifeSavers Storybook… A staple for 80s Christmases…

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TIME TRAVEL TO THE 1980s Carlingwood Mall! CBC News footage of the mall in the 1980s

TIME TRAVEL TO THE 1980s Carlingwood Mall! CBC News footage of the mall in the 1980s

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A RE-IMAGINED SPARKS ST MALL With Ottawa in a perpetual frozen, snow filled void of darkness for 5 months, why don’t we build a place for us to relax and escape… Enclose Sparks St into an 80s style mall oasis with natural light, fountains, plants...

A RE-IMAGINED SPARKS ST MALL With Ottawa in a perpetual frozen, snow filled void of darkness for 5 months, why don’t we build a place for us to relax and escape… Enclose Sparks St into an 80s style mall oasis with natural light, fountains, plants...

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JULY 3rd, 1608… Samuel deChamplain creates a “Habitation”, a wooden fortress with a moat that was later replaced by a more substantial stone fortification in 1620, now known as Place-Royale in Quebec City. It would be the first permanent French settlement in North America. (🎥CBC)

JULY 3rd, 1608… Samuel deChamplain creates a “Habitation”, a wooden fortress with a moat that was later replaced by a more substantial stone fortification in 1620, now known as Place-Royale in Quebec City. It would be the first permanent French settlement in North America. (🎥CBC)

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BEHOLD THE MIGHTY PARISIENNE I’ve owned sports cars, European cars, Japanese reliables but my Holy Grail is this Parisienne. Inject this GenX promo directly into my veins…floating head 80s lady narration. Wood grain. Pure bliss. Backstory: The Pontiac Parisienne was a full-size rear-wheel drive vehicle that was sold by Pontiac on the GM B platform in Canada from 1958 to 1986 and in the United States from 1983 to 1986. For most of its life, the Parisienne was the Canadian nameplate for the top-of-the-line model sold in GM of Canada's Pontiac showrooms. At the request of US Pontiac dealerships who still wanted a full-size rear wheel drive car to replace the lost U.S. market share and gain back traditional Pontiac customers who longed for a large rear wheel drive car, the Parisienne was imported from Oshawa, Ontario, Canada and sold in the United States beginning in the 1983 model year, retaining the model name "Parisienne" and specs from the Canadian original.

BEHOLD THE MIGHTY PARISIENNE I’ve owned sports cars, European cars, Japanese reliables but my Holy Grail is this Parisienne. Inject this GenX promo directly into my veins…floating head 80s lady narration. Wood grain. Pure bliss. Backstory: The Pontiac Parisienne was a full-size rear-wheel drive vehicle that was sold by Pontiac on the GM B platform in Canada from 1958 to 1986 and in the United States from 1983 to 1986. For most of its life, the Parisienne was the Canadian nameplate for the top-of-the-line model sold in GM of Canada's Pontiac showrooms. At the request of US Pontiac dealerships who still wanted a full-size rear wheel drive car to replace the lost U.S. market share and gain back traditional Pontiac customers who longed for a large rear wheel drive car, the Parisienne was imported from Oshawa, Ontario, Canada and sold in the United States beginning in the 1983 model year, retaining the model name "Parisienne" and specs from the Canadian original.

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1980 “Good Things Grow In Ontario” commercial. It was a different world… (🎥YT-RetroOntario)

1980 “Good Things Grow In Ontario” commercial. It was a different world… (🎥YT-RetroOntario)

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I always associate Spring with this segment from one of my favourite childhood films, “Paddle To The Sea” Enjoy… (🎥NFB-YouTube)

I always associate Spring with this segment from one of my favourite childhood films, “Paddle To The Sea” Enjoy… (🎥NFB-YouTube)

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Yesterday we looked at an 80s Mac’s Milk, today it’s a 1983 Becker’s… Check out the Becker’s egg nog, glass bottle pop, Becker’s Ice Cream and the decor…classic 80s memories I can revive this in my mind like it was yesterday… (📼via FB- Old Toronto Series)

Yesterday we looked at an 80s Mac’s Milk, today it’s a 1983 Becker’s… Check out the Becker’s egg nog, glass bottle pop, Becker’s Ice Cream and the decor…classic 80s memories I can revive this in my mind like it was yesterday… (📼via FB- Old Toronto Series)

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Group Of Seven Artist A.Y.Jackson filmed by CBC circa 1955 in Manotick, where he built his new studio home. A unique glimpse of 1955 Manotick~the road into town at Mahogany Bay, the old bridge & Watson’s Mill, the subject of Jackson’s painting. Where is that painting today? 🤔

Group Of Seven Artist A.Y.Jackson filmed by CBC circa 1955 in Manotick, where he built his new studio home. A unique glimpse of 1955 Manotick~the road into town at Mahogany Bay, the old bridge & Watson’s Mill, the subject of Jackson’s painting. Where is that painting today? 🤔

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In a different time, in a different place, we’d end our evenings watching this before the TV signed off each night. …chills everytime. ✊️ Goodnight.

In a different time, in a different place, we’d end our evenings watching this before the TV signed off each night. …chills everytime. ✊️ Goodnight.

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Place D’Orleans Shopping Centre was the last area enclosed mall to feature a water fountain...part of the 1990 construction. Now removed, and tiled over. (📼YT-RiaFamily)

Place D’Orleans Shopping Centre was the last area enclosed mall to feature a water fountain...part of the 1990 construction. Now removed, and tiled over. (📼YT-RiaFamily)

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All the loons are freaking out…this is just incredible…wow.

All the loons are freaking out…this is just incredible…wow.

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