Abandoned 1915 farmhouse in Milton, Ontario: interior photos (part 2)
Here's the second batch of photos from inside this abandoned farmhouse in Milton, Ontario.
Most of the original interior has been stripped out over the years through renovations, the staircase is actually the only piece confirmed to still be original to the 1915 build.
The surrounding land was farmed right up until recently, and the property is now tied up in a development application, so this house won't be standing much longer.
Full video walkthrough here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftz-1-IPMWc
Full history and photo gallery here: https://freaktography.com/abandoned-1915-farmhouse-milton-ontario
u/Academic-Brick-5080 — 28 days ago
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Calls mounting to halt sales of type of gun used in deadly Montreal shooting
I see how CBC just cherry picked the clips thats the most convenient for them and basically skipped over many context.
Also failed to mention thats the one of the affordable and available rifles left in Canada "after" they prohibited 2500 other firearms.
You don't just banned all the firearms and then calling the last one mass murder weapon.
And how many police officers died in the line of duty because of illegal firearms used by gangs and criminals? Where is the number for that?
u/GinnAdvent — 2 months ago
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Carney responds to calls for stricter gun control: 'We need a multifaceted approach'
Agreed, meanwhile, we also need car control, social media control, real estate housing control, and so on and so forth. Since lack of multi facet approach has caused substantial deaths through the years due to ineffective enforcement and loopholes in the system.
In fact, let's start with tighter knife control first because there were
2014 Calgary stabbing
2020 Quebec city stabbing
2021 North Vancouver stabbing
2022 Saskatchewan stabbing
2024 Ottawa stabbing
Last year 2025 Hollow Water First Nation stabbing.
And then the Burnaby RCMP Constable fatally stabbed in the line of duty in Oct 2022.
A multi faceted approach indeed.
u/GinnAdvent — 2 months ago