Скачать или смотреть Life in 1965: The Astonishing Cost of Everything in Canada

What if we told you that in 1965, a loaf of bread cost 21 cents, gas was 35 cents a gallon, and a brand-new Canadian house cost just $15,000?
If you grew up in Canada during the 1960s, these numbers will bring back a flood of memories — and if you didn’t, prepare to be absolutely stunned.
In today’s video, we take you on a warm, nostalgic journey back to 1965 Canada, exploring the real cost of everyday life. From groceries, movies, and Coca-Cola to rent, salaries, and the dream of owning a home — we break down exactly how affordable life used to be, and why everything feels so different today.
This video is perfect for anyone who remembers a simpler time, or anyone curious about how dramatically Canada has changed over the decades.
🔵 In this video, you’ll learn:
• What Canadians paid for groceries in 1965
• How much gas, coffee, and movies cost
• The price of rent and new houses
• The average Canadian salary in the 60s
• Why life was so much more affordable back then
• Personal memories from a forgotten era
If this brings back memories of your childhood or your parents’ stories, comment below — we love hearing from Canadians who lived through it.
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Let’s keep these memories alive, together. 🇨🇦❤️