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Canada's Decline: What Happened to My Hometown? | Documentary 2025 | White Rock/South Surrey, BC

I departed from my west coast small Canadian beach town, outside of Vancouver, BC, in 2017 and returned in the mid 2020s to discover something shocking! Where is my home? From record "immigration" levels and rapid urban "development" with towers and apartment blocks replacing family homes with yards to a brutal rental and job market and a housing crisis with our middle class suburban homes priced in the millions of dollars... ...from an increase in homelessness and crime to a loss of local Canadian customs and traditions... ...from social and psychological degradation and expressions of mental illness and isolation to a displacement of the Canadian people and a loss of our cohesion and our community... ...this is what it looks like when those in power choose globalisation over nationalism, when they aid and abet the exploitation of our home. My hometown, White Rock/South Surrey, BC, is dear to many of us and this destruction has not been our choice. This on-the-ground documentary film acknowledges this shocking and unjust transformation. It records this change and loss from the real local hometown perspective. It is our voice. What Happened to My Hometown? Canada's Decline 2025 Trailer Here:    • What Happened to my Hometown? Documentary ...   - - - - - - - - - Part of Forever News Media | Part of Forever | DM - - - - - - - - - Interested in helping? Please get in touch. Use of interview footage (audio only and audio with video) is prohibited unless in exceptional cases where written permission from Part of Forever is received in advance. Use of non-interview footage requires crediting: logo on the video clip or image itself and a clickable link to the source in the description. There must also be something added to the footage (such as your own commentary); stand-alone use of footage is prohibited. Footage use cannot exceed 20 seconds within a project. All Rights Reserved. Copyrighted. DM of Part of Forever. - - - - - - - - - - This film is intended to be watched from start to finish. As reference: 00:00:00 - Interviews 00:01:23 - Narrator Introduction 00:02:48 - Housing Prices 00:04:45 - Housing Buyers 00:06:44 - Foreign Style Houses 00:08:31 - Lot Sizes and Creek 00:09:56 - Multi-Storey Blocks 00:11:09 - Foreign Nationals Brought In 00:13:07 - Pressure on Local Families and On Camera Interview 00:14:29 - Towers 00:15:39 - Renting 00:17:34 - Displacement, Homelessness and Crime 00:21:01 - Online Poll 00:21:23 - Local Places and Foreign Workers 00:24:19 - Psychological and Social Environment 00:25:45 - WWII Veteran and Socializing 00:27:28 - Ethnicity Statistics 00:28:13 - Cohesion and Population 00:30:20 - Public Opinion Statistics 00:30:50 - Way of Life: Customs, Culture and Religion 00:32:58 - WWII Veteran and Society 00:33:58 - Additional Destruction 00:35:08 - Looming Threat of Demolition and Tearing Down Homes 00:37:12 - Education and Teacher On Camera Interview 00:39:58 - More Demolition and More Imposed Changes 00:41:44 - In A Way Not Really Being Home 00:42:54 - Less Demolished Part of Town 00:43:35 - Nearby Town and Drive-In 00:44:39 - Nearby Farm Town 00:45:32 - Report to the Government Line 00:46:07 - Canadian Town Centre 00:46:53 - First Towers Proposed and Our Town 00:53:17 - It is Being Taken From Us 00:55:47 - This is Our Home 00:57:32 - Our Homes, Our Houses 00:59:18 - Local Voice, Young Local Speaker 01:00:37 - Credits, Interviews and Stories