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Carol Wolfe, a deaf Indigenous woman in Saskatoon, bravely shares the story of her daughter's disappearance in 2010. She creates an intimate portrait of a loving relationship between mother and daughter and the five years of anguish, searching and wondering, until her daughter's body was located on the outskirts of the city.
People living on a tiny islet off East Afrcia are on the front lines of climate change with nowhere to run. Two individuals with practical ideas energized the community to successfully mitigate the effect a warming climate has on their lives. Kokota: The Islet of Hope is an inspirational film that proves simple solutions can have huge impacts. In English and Swahili with English subtitles. Also available with French subtitles: Kokota: Terre d'Espoir.
This story of Norwegian immigrant Bill Hakonson follows his life from a mistreated runaway youth on the prairies to his arrival in Dawson City where he built a new life in Canada's far north.
Pictures Don't Lie portrays traditional life in the Yukon through the black and white images of JJ Van Bibber, a prolific Métis photographer who travelled the interior with his family, hunting, trapping and surviving on the land.
The crash of 19 stocks of Fraser River sockeye over a 15-year period finally forced the Canadian Government to close all fishing from 2007 to 2009. It looked like Fraser river sockeye populations were going extinct.
The mighty Fraser River sockeye run is in trouble. Beginning in the early 1990's, the sockeye salmon populations began to decline. Millions of fish were disappearing and fisheries scientists and managers were stumped.
