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Canada: Magnificent Journey
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Canada: A Magnificent Journey
Canada – A Magnificent Journey is a three hour visual odyssey that takes viewers on an exciting and spell-binding journey across a great land.
Our magnificent journey is presented in three parts – New Frontiers; Treasures of the Land; and Stories of Our Past. Viewers cross the land to discover beautiful vistas, come face-to-face with a diversity of wildlife, and learn the fascinating history of the men and women who explored the land and shaped its destiny.
The series contains over three hours of dynamic documentary video footage accompanied by a powerful music track and informative narration. In addition we hear from historians, experts and present day participants.
3 x 60 minutes
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Canada: Undiscovered Land
Canada: Undiscovered Land
Discover a Canada you must see to believe! From the glistening snow-crowned peaks of the magnificent Rockies to the bird-filled beaches of the wild Atlantic coast, you’ll travel to untouched corners of a land rich in wilderness and ancient heritage.
With breathtaking visuals, haunting musical scores, and fascinating narration, this exclusive video collection will take you and your family on a trip to a Canada few have seen before.
3 x 60 minutes
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Canadian Waterways
Canadian Waterways
This series documents the greatest waterway system in the world. Canada has a dramatic coastline that traces along three oceans. It also has the largest freshwater supply in the world. Each of these three one-hour documentaries tells fascinating stories as it explores Canada’s Waterways
3 x 60 minutes
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Destination Parks
Destination Parks
“Destination Parks with Peter Trueman” showcases ten of Canada’s most spectacular parks. Host Peter Trueman takes viewers on a journey of discovery to his favourite natural spaces. The series is characterized by Good Earth Productions’ stunning signature photography, and captures Canada’s protected lands and the magnificent creatures that inhabit them. Peter’s personal reflections add insight and intimacy to each show.
10 x 30 minutes
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Great Canadian Lakes
Great Canadian Lakes
Great Canadian Lakes explores the historic relationship between Canada’s lakes, the people they have influenced and the communities they have shaped.
Fronted on three sides by ocean and webbed with fresh water, the lakes of Canada have long molded the lives of the people who have reached their shores
Canadian history is rich with tales of exploration; migration; settlement; industry; commerce, and recreation. Through the people and communities tied to the lakes today, we will tell the stories of our varied ancestors and their struggle to survive and thrive in these places of abundance and peril.
6 x 60 minutes
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Great Canadian Parks
Great Canadian Parks
Great Canadian Parks celebrates the incredible diversity of Canada’s natural environments, by exploring the natural history and cultural heritage of its protected areas. From the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean, with the great forests and plains in between, Great Canadian Parks discovers what makes each of these great parks unique, it’s topography, wildlife inhabitants and hidden treasures. We examine the elements that tie them together in one of the most comprehensive park systems in the world. Great Canadian Parks offers a stunningly beautiful collection of episodes characterized by abundant wildlife, stunning natural beauty and compelling stories.
Host Peter Trueman asks the questions of the people who know their parks, and visits the people who love and use them. It is an exploration of Canada through it’s Great Canadian Parks
65 x 30 minutes + 5 x 60 minutes
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Great Canadian Rivers
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Great Canadian Rivers
In Canada, our rivers are inextricably linked to our past, and to our identity. First Nations used them for travel, to mark territory and to provide for their people. European adventurers followed these same pathways and used them as avenues of trade and inroads to settlement. Modern adventurers seek out rivers to explore the Canadian wilderness, and to re-live a Canadian tradition.
Our great rivers provide a window onto the vastness and diversity of the Canadian landscape. Our rivers wind through mountains and tundra, salt marshes and vast plateaus. Grizzly bears ply their waters for salmon, pelicans nest on rocky islets, and caribou herds follow ancient river crossings.
Today, our rivers echo their colourful pasts, and faithfully balance their duties of the present. They are a study in contrasts. Rivers surge over artificial dams and carry millions of pounds of freight; yet they retain their power and wildness. Our rivers ring with the voices of our ancestors, and are the last vestiges of our great wilderness.
GREAT CANADIAN RIVERS features 39 rivers that represent both the natural and cultural heritage of Canada. Each half-hour episode focuses on one river. They represent a variety of landscapes, regions and stories; and be a balance of wilderness rivers and ‘working rivers.’
39 x 30 minutes
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HistoryLands
HistoryLands
From an ancient buffalo jump to a Cold War fallout shelter; from a house that inspired one of our greatest literary legacies to the site of our own Civil War; HISTORYLANDS documents Canada’s most compelling Historic Sites. We travel across the country; to Ellesmere Island and downtown Toronto, to the Rockies and the Labrador coast, bringing to life both the prehistoric and recorded history of Canada’s most fascinating landmarks.
To fully understand where we are today, we must discover our past. HISTORYLANDS celebrates the events, places and personalities of our rich land.
65 x 30 minutes
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Inside Paradise
Inside Paradise
INSIDE PARADISE follows the exploits of a group of “locals” who work in the tourism industry on St. Martin, a Caribbean island whose economy relies almost entirely on tourist dollars. The series follows their struggles over the course of one tourist season as these locals try to pull in a year’s worth of income in just four short months. At stake is their survival. If they can’t build a bankroll in high season, they won’t make it through the rest of the year. Our locals range from the high-rollers peddling the spectacular villas and multi-million dollar yachts to the water sports specialists who run a rental kiosk on Orient Beach, the most famous strip of sand in the Caribbean.
13 x 30 minutes
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Sacred Spaces
Sacred Spaces
Our network of national parks is something of which we should all be proud. They stretch across this vast land, protecting a myriad of natural wonders and cultural treasures. Sacred Spaces captures, for the first time ever, all of Canada's breathtaking national parks in one program, combining the very best of the Great Canadian Parks series, stunning new footage and the incomparable narration of Peter Trueman. Journey to where it all began in Banff, our first national park. Be one of the few to witness the splendour of Nunavut's Sirmillik, our newest park. Explore the fragile sanctuary of the endangered whooping crane in Wood Buffalo, and learn about the highest tides in the world at Fundy. Sacred Spaces includes only the most compelling stories, the most fascinating characters, and the most spectacular footage. Join us on a stunning, emotional journey across our country
1 x 90 minutes (or 2 x 45 minutes)
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Top Ten
Top Ten
Canada is blessed with world famous Parks and Canada’s untamed wilderness is home to a vast array of wild and wondrous creatures. In these two, hour-long documentary adventures, we take viewers to some of the most spectacular regions of Canada.
2 x 60 minutes
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Ultimate Response
Ultimate Response
There are nearly 1,000 Wardens in Canada’s National Parks, but only a small group has the real heart pounding jobs. They’re the specialists who get the call when a hungry cougar is on the prowl, a herd of bison needs to be wrangled or a raging forest fire is threatening a town. These are the men and women who are called when an ULTIMATE RESPONSE is needed.
3 x 60 minutes
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Wordslingers
Wordslingers
It’s a clash of titans that involves tens of thousands of words, fanatical devotion and intense concentration in Las Vegas, Nevada. When the dust settles, either the Chicago options trader in a Hawaiian shirt or the mild-mannered music professor from Canada will reign supreme over the world’s Scrabble boards.
This documentary follows four elite-level players to the ultimate Scrabble championship. Their scores are expert but their styles couldn’t be more different.
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TRIPPING The Rideau Canal
A remarkable four-hour journey in real-time along Ontario’s magnificent Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and North America’s oldest continuously operating canal system. Considered an engineering marvel, discover the Rideau Canal’s rich history, unique culture and breathtaking beauty in this special presentation
www.trippingtherideaucanal.ca
TRIPPING The Niagara
This stunning 3 hour documentary allows viewers to fly like a red-tailed hawk along the lower portion of the Niagara River. Soar for 24 km, above one of the most beautiful areas of Ontario. Visit historic forts, vineyards, orchards, treacherous white-water and the world’s most famous waterfalls
www.trippingtheniagara.com
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TRIPPING The Bruce
TVO Original TRIPPING The Bruce takes viewers on an uninterrupted 3-hour sailboat journey along the breathtaking coastline of the Bruce Peninsula. From Wingfield Basin to the famous harbour town of Tobermory, diving for shipwrecks along the way, and ending at the sea stacks of Flowerpot Island.
www.trippingthebruce.ca
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TRIPPING Train 185
Offering a front row seat on one of Ontario’s most beautiful and unique rail lines, TRIPPING Train 185 takes viewers on a mesmerizing 480 km train journey northwest from Sudbury to White River. For some northern Ontario communities, the “Budd” train is their main connection to the outside world. These vintage rail cars are the only ones still working a regular route in North America. For over 100 years, VIA Train 185 has ferried both people and their goods along this storied “flag stop” route.
www.trippingttain185.ca
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