Canada Vignettes: Bridging the Gap
An animated allegory demonstrating the need to integrate the disabled into general society.
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An animated allegory demonstrating the need to integrate the disabled into general society.
A vignette based on the story of John McIntosh, the Ontario developer of the McIntosh apple.
Animated images showing the variety of people who live in Canada.
A film about Ukrainian easter eggs, their religious and cultural significance and how they are made.
This installment in the Canada Vignettes series depicts the Canadian Forces Air Demonstration Aerobatics team at work.
A team of divers assemble a big bubble in the Arctic Ocean.
It is like a miracle that has occurred five times a century since 1797. The Fête des Vignerons frees the character of the Vaudois from their legendary restraint. It turns an entire region into a gigantic drunken boat. Th
An animated film about the hardships of voyageurs' lives in the early Canadian fur trade.
Two hundred years ago Captain Cook stopped briefly at Nootka Sound. This animated vignette depicts how he began the sea otter trade which led to the development of the Pacific north west.
The story of an aspiring model and a mysterious sketch artist.
True pioneers, those winegrower ladies work close to nature. They unlocked the secret of wine and create worldrenowned nectars.
An animated film showing a woolly mammoth and its offspring. These animals lived on the Canadian tundra over ten thousand years ago.
Contextualizes the achievements and activity leading up to the Astoria neighborhood’s inaugural Pride in 2023.
An award-winning short featuring an interview with actress Colette Haywood of CHAMELEON STREET.
This short vignette features coal mines in New Waterford and Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, along with traditional Cape Breton folk songs sung by Men of the Deeps - a miners' choral group.
An animated film depicting the evolution of the City of Toronto from 1749 to 1978.
A montage of watercolour images of the work and occasional play of a farm family.
A vignette using animation and live action to depict mussel farmers digging in the mud through the ice on bays and estuaries in Prince Edward Island.
A vignette on the travelling calliope (also known as steam organ), a musical instrument that produces sound by sending steam through large locomotive whistles.
Vignettes of the New England Steam features the films of noted rail photographers Albert Michaud and William P. Price, as they document the handsome steam power (and the occasional pesky diesel) of the Grand Trump, Centr