Heartwarming to see how this is treated as a cultural rite and part of its own community as opposed to a celebration worthy of recognition by the whole of society. Similar to wonderful Orange parades in County Donegal still held every July. A minority who deserve their annual moment to remember their proud history!
They don't have a proud history, the orange order has a history of sectarian hatred and discrimination against those who are not part of that narrow mindedness.
My goodness what a delight to so all our folks playing and walking so beautifully all over the world and our wee spot in Canada. We love you all from your muckers in your wee ulster. Cheers. Take care godbless.
This made my heart swell with joy. Happy two hundredth parade. Here's to two hundred more! May God Guide, Guard, and protect you all. From Glasgow Scotland.🇬🇧🏴🇨🇦🇬🇧
It's always great to see the Canadian parades. Not too long ago. I got a nippy sweetie on Facebook. He said he loved living in Canada because there was no OO. (Only in a really nasty post.) I was as nice as I could be. Even when he blessed me in Latin? I think he was more surprised that I thanked him, then done the same only in English. The hate that some of these people aim at the Loyal orders, baffles me. A lot of it goes back to the troubles in NI/Ulster. I used to have it out, and debate, or try and debate with them. The majority are too far gone. So now, I just try to smother them, in good reformed faith love and kindness. Some of them are completely baffled. Because this is not what they've had repeatedly been indoctrinated with, from their ma & da's knee. It's~ *"Orange Man Bad!"* We might not like the way their church is set up and run. But that's their church. Not their parishioners and normal Catholics. Although this is what they repeatedly spread.
@@stephenwalker850 And you're still in our shadow. God bless 55, & 56 is coming soon. 9 pedophiles convicted, 1 dead and another 8 being investigated.. Disgrace the place is still open. (for now anyway) at least 40 victims dead by suicide. You're a disgrace to this country. You chose the reputation of a football club, over the safety of the children in its care. Sick.
Oh yes.It was great to see the various amount of colourful banners that day (and the good variety of flags)....and....it was great that everyone taking part in the parade got recorded/included.....
Great to see the orange in good numbers and the parade still going strong. The Moyne Pipe Band from Donegal Republic of Ireland absolutely brilliant to see them there👌🏻 marched with them a few times before, if anyone in the Moyne sees this comment here's a hint of who I am, Edenderry Pipe Band.
@@kozen-Ronin-19 Except that Jesus didn't speak Greek, did He? He spoke Aramaic. So the phrase in Aramaic as Jesus would have spoken would have been: "Thou art Kepha, and on this Kepha I will build My Church". Nice try, Kozen-Chan, but epic fail! Don't take my word for it, take it from a former Baptist Elder, now Catholic, Steve Ray: ua-cam.com/video/0HY0PQ4Zuag/v-deo.html
Oh yeah, you've already surrendered! To the Globalist Communist Technocrats that control your kingdom. Should have sought union with the Papists when you had the change. Good luck living under left wing tyranney.
I should state that I saw this parade....on....the island in the middle of University Avenue;just south of College Street.(I was actually standing next the the flagpole which had the flag of the United Kingdom on it.[Of course,that specific flag--alongside six others--is on one of seven white flagpoles just south of College Street;to comm. the G7 event that happened in Toronto in June 1988.]) Not surprisingly,I had to make a brief-and-pleasant conversation with the two women in the parade (who were walking side by side & one was carrying the flag of the United Kingdom...and....the other was carrying the 1965 Canadian flag [of course,they walking before the men & women from the various lodges of the Orange Family in Brampton]) about how great it was to see (here in Toronto) the flag of the United Kingdom;on that day.....
@Llwellyn ap Werth Far from it mate. I was referring to Toronto's parade though. Around 80-100 years ago Toronto had the biggest Orange parade in the world. As for Ireland the Orange tradition goes on. In N Ireland there will be upwards of 20 parades on 12th July each year, and also a parade in Donegal in the Irish Republic. Though you're not really that interested,care you? You sound like a skeptic to me. There is also a widespread Orange tradition in Scotland and in parts of England, especially Liverpool and around Portsmouth. I don't know about Wales though??
@@apubakeralpuffdaddy392 Moved on from what? The Twelfth is still a Bank Holiday in Northern Ireland. There are still Twelfth demonstrations at around 12 locations each year. Hundreds of thousands attend. Traditions don't move on.
@@WHU63 Perhaps they should. You all be celebrating your victory in a battle over 400 years ago, meantime your country is overrun with jihadis & wokesters while governed by technocrats. Let me tell you something, Orange Man, the Papists ain't your problem.
Its been happening here in Northern Ireland and in Scotland for years and this where the orange lodge and the parades is strongest. In Northern Ireland we have a thing called the parades commission which we have to apply for a 11 bar 1 to march and they make restrictions and this commission has heavy Irish republican influence so they they have destroyed traditional routes and even banned parades in certain areas, then republican and socialist partys rips down our 11th night bonfires aswell which has been tradition for well over 1-200 of years. We are attacked at every corner may it be political or violently yet we stay strong and hold our ground. Fun fact, New York City used to have a 12th of July celebrations until the huge Irish influx of immigration caused the Orange Riots in the 1880s which got the parade band. Republicans and socialists are allowed their parades untouched yet we get the stamping all because of our faith, patriotism and traditional values. I done a parade just last month we there was a bomb scare called in, thankfully there wasn't any bomb but It wouldn't put it past republicans because it has happened many times including at a Remembrance Sunday I was at in 2017
@@ulsterinfidel9897 in the recent past left wing violence scared various towns into cancelling Christmas parades here in North Carolina. Anything related to Southern heritage is attacked and any parades banned.
@@msweat Aye I seen that on the news after all its your history and heritage and you have every God given right to celebrate and protect it. Fly the rebel flag high my man that flag is a symbol of freedom
@@ulsterinfidel9897 But these parades are our heritage and our culture, is the usual squeal. But that’s no defence. Apartheid was a part of the heritage and culture of white South Africans, that didn’t make it moral. Female genital mutilation is part of the heritage and practices of several cultures, but that doesn’t stop it being an offence against the rights of women. Discrimination against certain social groups is ingrained in many cultures. That doesn’t make it right. Just because yer maw and da were bigots doesn’t give you the right to be a bigot too.
Great to see and well done to one and all! Respect from a Belfast bandsman 👏🇬🇧🇨🇦
Heartwarming to see how this is treated as a cultural rite and part of its own community as opposed to a celebration worthy of recognition by the whole of society. Similar to wonderful Orange parades in County Donegal still held every July. A minority who deserve their annual moment to remember their proud history!
They don't have a proud history, the orange order has a history of sectarian hatred and discrimination against those who are not part of that narrow mindedness.
Proud? Spitting up the Church founded by our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ? Maybe ponder your pride, it's the greatest sin after all.
Great to see are Brothers and Sisters in Toronto out Celabrating are Culture. Great video and thank you for sharing
Best wishes to all our Canadian friends from Scotland and Northern Ireland
A Lovely sight to see 🇨🇦 🇬🇧👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.. here’s to the next 200 years
My goodness what a delight to so all our folks playing and walking so beautifully all over the world and our wee spot in Canada. We love you all from your muckers in your wee ulster. Cheers. Take care godbless.
Congratulations on your 200th parade! Love from England 🏴 🍊 🇬🇧
Loves yous guys... 💗 from loyalist springburn Glasgow xx
As a proud Ulster Orange Man, I love this! God bless
And how proud of you are your ancestors? Prior to 1600, they were all Catholic.
This made my heart swell with joy. Happy two hundredth parade. Here's to two hundred more!
May God Guide, Guard, and protect you all.
From Glasgow Scotland.🇬🇧🏴🇨🇦🇬🇧
It's always great to see the Canadian parades. Not too long ago. I got a nippy sweetie on Facebook.
He said he loved living in Canada because there was no OO. (Only in a really nasty post.)
I was as nice as I could be. Even when he blessed me in Latin?
I think he was more surprised that I thanked him, then done the same only in English.
The hate that some of these people aim at the Loyal orders, baffles me.
A lot of it goes back to the troubles in NI/Ulster.
I used to have it out, and debate, or try and debate with them.
The majority are too far gone. So now, I just try to smother them, in good reformed faith love and kindness.
Some of them are completely baffled. Because this is not what they've had repeatedly been indoctrinated with, from their ma & da's knee. It's~ *"Orange Man Bad!"*
We might not like the way their church is set up and run. But that's their church. Not their parishioners and normal Catholics. Although this is what they repeatedly spread.
Champions again
@@stephenwalker850 And you're still in our shadow. God bless 55, & 56 is coming soon.
9 pedophiles convicted, 1 dead and another 8 being investigated.. Disgrace the place is still open. (for now anyway) at least 40 victims dead by suicide. You're a disgrace to this country.
You chose the reputation of a football club, over the safety of the children in its care. Sick.
Great to see means so much to so many love and respect from Glasgow.
Thank you for your coverage from glasgow.
With love from east Belfast , keep up the great tradition .
Goodluck Toronto,from Belfast.
Excellent job, Michael and your Camera Crew
Oh yes.It was great to see the various amount of colourful banners that day (and the good variety of flags)....and....it was great that everyone taking part in the parade got recorded/included.....
Great to see the orange in good numbers and the parade still going strong. The Moyne Pipe Band from Donegal Republic of Ireland absolutely brilliant to see them there👌🏻 marched with them a few times before, if anyone in the Moyne sees this comment here's a hint of who I am, Edenderry Pipe Band.
Great to see keep it up guys loud and proud from a Londonderry bandsman and a member of the loyal orders 🇬🇧🇨🇦 👏👏
Absolutely brilliant , everyone looking and sounding great .
Big 👍🏻 from Carrickfergus
NO SURRENDER
great to see such a strong participation isn't it!! Place was mobbed!
Psalm 95:7 we are the people 🇨🇦🇬🇧🏴
Matthew 16:18 Thou art Peter, and on this rock I will build My Church
@@kozen-Ronin-19 Matthew 16:18 Thou art Peter, and on this rock I will build My Church
@@kozen-Ronin-19 Except that Jesus didn't speak Greek, did He? He spoke Aramaic. So the phrase in Aramaic as Jesus would have spoken would have been:
"Thou art Kepha, and on this Kepha I will build My Church". Nice try, Kozen-Chan, but epic fail!
Don't take my word for it, take it from a former Baptist Elder, now Catholic, Steve Ray: ua-cam.com/video/0HY0PQ4Zuag/v-deo.html
@apubakeralpuffdaddy392 the church he was speaking about is Christianity not the roman Church
Thankyou Toronto and very well done, best wishes to you all from Ulster.
Great to see🇬🇧🤝🇨🇦
Hello Toronto thank you
Once the Canadians start marching, start listening! Great warriors in the past!!!!
"GIve me Canadian Soldiers, British Officers, & American Equipment, & I will conquer the world". Winston Churchill
thanks michael '
…..Well done Toronto.
Best wishes from Belfast ! 🇬🇧
Well done brothers from bridgeton true blues LOL232
Happy 12th..great parade of orange men, excellent dands...... From Belfast northern ireland UK ... No surrender.. 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Oh yeah, you've already surrendered! To the Globalist Communist Technocrats that control your kingdom. Should have sought union with the Papists when you had the change. Good luck living under left wing tyranney.
Great to see this. Keep marching for another 200🇬🇧
I should state that I saw this parade....on....the island in the middle of University Avenue;just south of College Street.(I was actually standing next the the flagpole which had the flag of the United Kingdom on it.[Of course,that specific flag--alongside six others--is on one of seven white flagpoles just south of College Street;to comm. the G7 event that happened in Toronto in June 1988.]) Not surprisingly,I had to make a brief-and-pleasant conversation with the two women in the parade (who were walking side by side & one was carrying the flag of the United Kingdom...and....the other was carrying the 1965 Canadian flag [of course,they walking before the men & women from the various lodges of the Orange Family in Brampton]) about how great it was to see (here in Toronto) the flag of the United Kingdom;on that day.....
Good to see that the Orange tradition is still alive and well in Canada.
@Llwellyn ap Werth Far from it mate. I was referring to Toronto's parade though. Around 80-100 years ago Toronto had the biggest Orange parade in the world. As for Ireland the Orange tradition goes on. In N Ireland there will be upwards of 20 parades on 12th July each year, and also a parade in Donegal in the Irish Republic. Though you're not really that interested,care you? You sound like a skeptic to me. There is also a widespread Orange tradition in Scotland and in parts of England, especially Liverpool and around Portsmouth. I don't know about Wales though??
Yeah, because even the Proddies in North Ireland have moved on.
@@apubakeralpuffdaddy392 Moved on from what? The Twelfth is still a Bank Holiday in Northern Ireland. There are still Twelfth demonstrations at around 12 locations each year. Hundreds of thousands attend. Traditions don't move on.
@@WHU63 Perhaps they should. You all be celebrating your victory in a battle over 400 years ago, meantime your country is overrun with jihadis & wokesters while governed by technocrats. Let me tell you something, Orange Man, the Papists ain't your problem.
A very pale shadow all the same of what the Order once was in Canada and Toronto in particular with Toronto in effect an Orange run city.
Well done lads and lassies, all the best from fife Scotland
Best wishes to our brothers and sisters in Toronto from Scotland 🇬🇧🏴🇨🇦
Brilliant.
Great parade greetings from portadown
Well done guys and gals. 😍😍😍😍
No Surrender 🇬🇧🇨🇦
To what actually?
@@williamgoldsmith3796 to any threat against our protestant culture and faith!
Barry-->I have never seen the acronym "GBCA" before. What does it stand for?
@@cjjrtoronto Great Britain Canada. On my display it's showing the flags, you must be seeing letters instead. HTML error lol.
Congratulations Toronto great to hear the bands playing Christian hymns in God WE TRUST love from Ulster
Enjoy this sort of celebration while you can, as long as you can. Be ready. You may have to fight for the right to do it.
Its been happening here in Northern Ireland and in Scotland for years and this where the orange lodge and the parades is strongest. In Northern Ireland we have a thing called the parades commission which we have to apply for a 11 bar 1 to march and they make restrictions and this commission has heavy Irish republican influence so they they have destroyed traditional routes and even banned parades in certain areas, then republican and socialist partys rips down our 11th night bonfires aswell which has been tradition for well over 1-200 of years. We are attacked at every corner may it be political or violently yet we stay strong and hold our ground.
Fun fact, New York City used to have a 12th of July celebrations until the huge Irish influx of immigration caused the Orange Riots in the 1880s which got the parade band.
Republicans and socialists are allowed their parades untouched yet we get the stamping all because of our faith, patriotism and traditional values.
I done a parade just last month we there was a bomb scare called in, thankfully there wasn't any bomb but It wouldn't put it past republicans because it has happened many times including at a Remembrance Sunday I was at in 2017
@@ulsterinfidel9897 in the recent past left wing violence scared various towns into cancelling Christmas parades here in North Carolina. Anything related to Southern heritage is attacked and any parades banned.
@@msweat Aye I seen that on the news after all its your history and heritage and you have every God given right to celebrate and protect it. Fly the rebel flag high my man that flag is a symbol of freedom
@@ulsterinfidel9897 But these parades are our heritage and our culture, is the usual squeal. But that’s no defence. Apartheid was a part of the heritage and culture of white South Africans, that didn’t make it moral. Female genital mutilation is part of the heritage and practices of several cultures, but that doesn’t stop it being an offence against the rights of women. Discrimination against certain social groups is ingrained in many cultures. That doesn’t make it right. Just because yer maw and da were bigots doesn’t give you the right to be a bigot too.
@@ryddeen
Hypocrisy !
🇨🇦🇬🇧🏴❤️💙👍
Watp nice one toronto .
No surrender