The City’s latest video for the Our Oshawa campaign takes viewers inside the Canadian Automotive Museum to capture the city’s rich automotive history. This is the third installment in the video series and it features Alex Gates, Manager and Curator at the Canadian Automotive Museum, providing insight into the museum’s unique collection of cars.

The Canadian Automotive Museum was established in 1962 as a community project and was later incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1964. Located at 99 Simcoe St. S., the museum has 18,000 square feet of dedicated exhibit space filled with both Canadian and imported cars.

“The automotive industry is very much a part of Oshawa’s history,” says Councillor Amy McQuaid-England, Chair of the Corporate Services Committee. “It’s great to see that the community is exploring past and present accomplishments throughout our city. I hope people continue to engage and share their Our Oshawa stories.”

Videos for the Our Oshawa campaign will continue to be filmed and released throughout the year, all with a central focus on achievement, culture and positivity within our community. Other videos in the series feature The Robert McLaughlin Gallery and Spark Centre.

Residents are encouraged to share their stories about what Oshawa means to them online at Connect Oshawa (www.connectoshawa.ca). It is these stories that will inspire future videos and promotional materials, which will be available throughout the city and posted on the City’s Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

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