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Canada: Economy and Government

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Closeup of copper roof and clock of Peace Tower in Ottawa, Ontario, Canadian flag with red maple leaf prominent appears in the foreground.

Discusses Canada's evolved industries, relating how government and private business worked together to meet national needs, such as airlines and railroads. Notes that an expanding economy leads to environmental issues, including acid rain and over-fishing. Also covers Canada's parliamentary democracy, how it works, and its ties to England. Comments on some problems of the far-flung provinces and the French Canadian separatist movement.

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Runtime: 16 minutes

Topic: Geography
Subtopic: Canada
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 1997
Producer/Distributor: Benchmark Media
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Tall snowcapped mountains covered in lush green trees and a light green river with two rafts winding through the valley. Caption: Clearly this place has to be preserved.

Blurry product label as seen through clear film. Caption: Naphthalene doesn't occur naturally in ground water.

Film still of Charlton Heston in Call of the Wild wearing a heavy fur coat and sitting at a table with a red uniformed man. Caption. I can get you a bonus for getting back there quick.

Black and white photo of a crowd of men walking together below a bridge, waving small French flags. Caption. Many of French descent wanted the province of Quebec.

Outdoor stage performance. Person dressed as a snowman dances in front of an igloo castle. 2 men in brightly colored jester costumes are also visible on stage. Caption. Kicks off the largest winter carnival in the world.

Dirt road surrounded by grassland and wildflowers. Road leads to a gentle hill in the distance.

A stream flows through a mountainous region. Caption: Canada Coastal Forest. Latitude, 50 degrees North. Longitude, 125 degrees West. Rainfall, 3000 to 5000 millimeters. Winter Temperature, minus 2 degrees Celsius.

Closeup side view of a senior man looking down in front of a body of water. Caption. They have everything they need for their salute.

Wide shot of a moving passenger train with forests and mountains in the background. Caption. From a car, this is what our train would look like.