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Winnipeg : window to the west [dvd]
Contributor(s): Bobb, Sid | McCormick, Cat | Summerhill Entertainment | Distribution Access (Firm) | Aboriginal Peoples Television Network.
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Visual materialPublisher: [S.l.] : Edmonton : Summerhill Entertainment, Inc. ; Distribution Access [distributor], [c2000?]Description: 1 videodisc (25 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm.Subject(s): Assiniboine Park (Winnipeg, Man.) | Assiniboine Forest (Winnipeg, Man.) | Red River Floodway | National characteristics, Canadian | Cities and towns. -- Canada | Parks -- Manitoba. -- Winnipeg | Urban forestry -- Manitoba -- Winnipeg | Floods -- Manitoba -- Winnipeg | Flood control -- Manitoba -- Winnipeg | Flood dams and reservoirs -- Manitoba -- Winnipeg Region | White-water canoeing | Kayaking | Winnipeg (Man.) -- History | Winnipeg (Man.) -- Description and travel | Manitoba -- History | Manitoba -- Description and travel | ABORIGINAL STUDIES | SOCIAL SCIENCES (GRADES 7-12) | SOCIAL STUDIES (GRADES K-6) | GEOGRAPHY (GRADES 7-12) | CANADIAN HISTORY (GRADES K-12)DDC classification: D 971.2743 W55
Production Credits: Writer/story editor, Dawn Parrish ; directed by Karen McDermott, Theresa Kowall-Shipp ; editor, Dave Reaune ; executive producers, Ronald Lillie, William Johnston, Lee Herberman.
Hosts, Sue Bobb, Cat McCormick.Summary: Designed to introduce viewers to the geography, culture, and ecology of Canada. In this program, Sid and Cat travel to Winnipeg to find James Bond. Along the way, they learn of Winnipeg's history and the facts of our province's settlement. They also discover Assiniboine Forest - one of the largest urban forests in Canada, tour the Red River Floodway, and do a little white-water kayaking not far from the city.
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