These powerful, award-winning programs have been revised and shortened for classroom use. Videos 1-4 of this series have become bestsellers since their release in 1993. Both sets provide students with rich and complex images of First Nations contemporary reality, their sense of identity and their relations with Canada. This collection of 13 documentaries includes programs about cultural revival, residential schools, low-level bombers in Labrador, hydro dams on James Bay, alternative justice, environmental pollution from uranium mining, and Canadian missionaries in South America. Air , Land, Water , Fire and Life .
Beautiful cinematography combines with lively animation for an information-packed series.
Perfect for Canadian Social Studies. These videos are in letterbox format, which best preserves the filmmaker's original framing. An energetic overview of how air and climate have affected agriculture, human activities and the landscape in different regions of Canada, from ancient ice ages to recent dramatic events such as floods and ice storms. And no other country has as much of this priceless resource as Canada. But there's still a need for conservation and responsible use.