Still Standing

For 100 years, Amherstburg was known as the home of the Boblo Island Amusement Park - a theme park that employed hundreds and entertained hundreds of thousands every year.

For over one hundred years, small-scale farming in the warmer months and small-scale logging in the colder ones fuelled Gracefield's economy.

For 50 years, the tiny, one-of-a-kind town of Southport began as an air force base where thousands of pilots lived out their dream of learning to fly.

Temagami, Ontario is synonymous with old-growth and the struggle to balance economics and conservation.

Dawson City’s claim to fame is the brief Klondike Gold Rush at the turn of the 20th century.

Five years before Fort McMurray, catastrophic wildfires ripped through the community on the weekend of May 14/15 2011, destroying 40% of the town.

In the spring of 2013, High River, Alberta experienced the worst flooding event in the province’s history.

M'Chigeeng First Nation is located on Manitoulin Island, which for thousands of years was a key stop on a traditional trade route and a political and spiritual centre.

For years, airliners on the way to Europe needed to stop in Gander to refuel, making it 'The Crossroads of the World.'

The forced relocation of the Membertou First Nation 100 years ago from the coast of Cape Breton to just outside downtown Sydney, Nova Scotia sent the community into crisis.