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Donald, BC may be a small town, but it has a big story. Once a booming railway hub, it played an important role in Canada’s early infrastructure. Over time, the town dwindled, leaving behind only traces of its past, until now. Edison Motors chose Donald as the site for our headquarters, transforming it into a center for hybrid electric vocational trucks. What was once a ghost town is now a place where the future of clean transportation is being built. Discover the history of Donald, BC, and see how Edison Motors is connecting the past with the future. Watch to learn why a forgotten town became the perfect home for innovation. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @edisonmotors   0:00 – Chace wants to make a documentary video about Donald, BC. 0:45 – Chace’s History Class Vol. I 0:52 – 1st of July, 1867 and Confederation 1:16 – Construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway 1:32 – 1884 CPR Acquired Donald, BC 1:41 – First Crossing1:57 – Mountain and Pacific Time 2:17 – How Was Donald Back In The Day? 2:54 – 1886 - Renaming Donald, BC 3:38 – 1887- First Church Built, First School and First Hospital 4:02 – 1896 - Telephone Service and Plan of Relocation 4:24 – 1897 - Population Growth and Construction of Golden Donald Upper Road 4:45 – Donald, BC is relocated to Golden, BC 5:20 – 1902 - The Town Officially Ended 05:30 – World War I 6:14 – Small Sawmills Pop-up In Donald 6:29 – Great Depression 6:50 – Construction of the Big Bend Highway 7:19 – World War II 8:09 – New Small Mills 08:27 – 1960s Rogers Pass Highway 8:52 – Construction of Mica Dam 9:08 – 1965 - Evans Forest, Another Major Project 9:55 – Donald Was Abandoned 10:25 – 2025 - Edison Motors Rebuilding Donald, BC 10:38 – Chace’s Conclusion