Transit across Canada. Life people, fauna and flora

DVD 2007

This video highlights some fascinating facets of Canadian life by examining the origins of its people, flora and fauna. The country's cultural diversity stems from waves of immigration that began thousands of years ago. Despite its boutiful resources, Canada's ruggedness and size have presented challenges to those who have made it their home - challenges that have also inspired such ingenius inventions as the snowmobile! [From container]

Item Details & Discovery

Explore Topics & Themes:

Botany Canada

Canada Description and travel

Canada Emigration and immigration

Multiculturalism Canada

Physical geography Canada

Physical geology Canada

Zoology Canada

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Documentary films Travelogues (Motion pictures) Video recordings for the hearing impaired

Part of a Series:

Edition Transit Transit

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Description:

1 videodisc (27 min.) : sound, color ; 12 cm
polychrome
digital
optical
stereo
NTSC
video file
DVD video

Target Audience Note:

CHVR: not rated

Other Title:

Life [DVD] : people, fauna and flora
People, fauna and flora [DVD]

Notes:

Director, Michael Barbeau ; producer, Mark Zannis and Pierre Lapointe ; writer, Daniel Frenette ; photography, Ernie McNabb ; editor, Eric Ruel ; narration, Thor Bishopric ; executive producer, David Verrall ; produced in collaboration with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and with the assistance of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada ... [et al.]
DVD-R ; letterbox ; stereo ; NTSC multi-zone. Some DVD players will not play DVD-Rs
Limited public performance rights
English audio. Closed-captioned

Control Number:

922147

UPC:

698193110738

Other Authors:

Barbeau, Michel
Canada. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Lapointe, Pierre
National Film Board of Canada
Royal Canadian Geographical Society
Zannis, Mark

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