The Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Pen in Laval, Quebec has been decimated.

The movie "Death Race" about a sadistic prison warden (played by Joan Allen) was filmed at the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul prison, Laval, Quebec.

To see a recent birds-eye view of the former prison, Google "3 Place J. Eudes-Blanchard, Laval."
Thanks a lot Canada Lands Company, you can add this property to the long list of Canada's heritage that you have ruined, so that you can add millions more dollars to your bank account:
-the Kingston, Ontario Outer Station on Montreal Street.
-Prison for Women, Kingston.
-the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa, sold by CN Real Estate to the real estate arm of the Canadian Pacific Railway by the Mulroney government. Modern condominiums are being added to the Chateau-style hotel.
-Dominion Public Building next to Union Station, Toronto Ontario.
-armouries that resemble castles in Montreal, Windsor, and Ottawa (Wallis House.)
-Denison Armoury, Toronto.
-CFB Rockcliffe.
-the London, Ontario CN Tower.
-20 Strachan Avenue, Toronto - Central Prison Chapel.

Is some type of mind-control experiment or a psyop being perpetrated on the citizens of Canada? There must be a reason for the systematic destruction of Canada's prisons, lighthouses, post offices, armouries and train stations.People fight for what they love. I love Canada's architecture; our National Parks; my Maple Leaf Flag and the song "O Canada." I love to visit the Parliament Buildings; the Chateau Frontenac Hotel in Quebec City and the Citadelles in Halifax and Quebec City.
Symbols are important---they unite a country, and give the people a sense of nationalism, a sense of pride and continuity. I grieve when I see a National Historic Site demolished or neglected---a railway station; a prairie grain elevator; a lighthouse. I feel a sense of loss when Canada's Maple Leaf Flag and Coat of Arms are stripped from government buildings when they are privatized. I feel like Canadians are losing their sense of identity, their collective soul, when traditions become obsolete; when landmarks are divested.
When New York investor Carl Icahn and a Saudi Arabian Prince were fighting over the Fairmont Hotels I thought "How could this happen? How could a CANADIAN politician sell my hotels to the highest bidder?  Our descendents are the rightful owners of the Jasper Park Lodge, the Fort Garry Hotel, Hotel Macdonald, the Hotel Montebello and the Lodge in Banff."
How dare you, Canadian politicians, privatize "The People"s Railway" and talk about selling Canada Post, the CBC and Via Rail.

Ottawa's "Mile of History" is now dominated by foreign embassies and the Old War Museum was sold. I would not be surprised if the Canada Lands Company privatizes the Connaught Building, the headquarters of Revenue Canada, and the Royal Canadian Mint.

Who will fight for Canada, when the Canada Lands Company  privatizes all federal government buildings and military bases. Who will feel patriotic, when foreign billionaires, royalty and the Canadian provinces own the National Parks. I frankly could not care less about trips to outer space, because I believe that the super-rich want to colonize other galactic dimensions. I care about my own country, my fellow Canadians; our wildlife and environment; I care about saving and documenting my country's history, traditions and symbols.
The barbarians are still at the gates, and they want more and more---more Crown corporations; more Crown property and more natural resources.

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The former Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Penitentiary in Laval, Quebec---a National Historic Site of Canada now mostly gone from the face of the Earth:
See the YouTube video "Vieux Pen".
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Benny Farm in Montreal was a Canada Lands Company housing project, while the Vieux Pen (what is left of it) is the property of Canada Lands Company. (The article is from the Montreal Gazette newspaper, July 11, 2010. By David Johnston@thegazette,canwest.com.)

Another "Death Race" photo. The Vieux Pen was constructed with limestone.