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The Fashion Centres of 1991 - about as "early 90s" as it gets
Retrontario’s primary mission is the preservation, research and exhibition of rare videotape recordings (1970s to 1990s) recorded off of any and all Ontario (and surrounding area) TV channels; footage which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. We also hope to create an ongoing oral history of this content through comments left below the videos. Please add to this evolving history, if you know more information pertaining to the clips, fondly remember them or have a modern thought all comments are welcome! For more information on how to help in our mission please visit us at: retrontario.com
The Fashion Centres of 1991 - about as "early 90s" as it gets
Retrontario’s primary mission is the preservation, research and exhibition of rare videotape recordings (1970s to 1990s) recorded off of any and all Ontario (and surrounding area) TV channels; footage which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. We also hope to create an ongoing oral history of this content through comments left below the videos. Please add to this evolving history, if you know more information pertaining to the clips, fondly remember them or have a modern thought all comments are welcome! For more information on how to help in our mission please visit us at: retrontario.com
![CITYTV - CITYLINE PARTIAL EPISODE [MARILYN DENIS EATS MUSHROOMS] (March 28, 1994) 🌈](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nyc0TXaF8TE/hqdefault.jpg "CITYTV - CITYLINE PARTIAL EPISODE [MARILYN DENIS EATS MUSHROOMS] (March 28, 1994) 🌈
The 2nd half of an early 1994 episode of Cityline, shepherded through the years by our good friend Erich Reinhardt - thanks for donating this amazing segment to Retrontario!
Retrontario’s primary mission is the preservation, research and exhibition of rare videotape recordings (1970s to 1990s) recorded off of any and all Ontario (and surrounding area) TV channels; footage which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. We also hope to create an ongoing oral history of this content through comments left below the videos. Please add to this evolving history, if you know more information pertaining to the clips, fondly remember them or have a modern thought all comments are welcome! For more information on how to help in our mission please visit us at: http://www.retrontario.com")
