Canada Centennial Year NFB film and blog commentary

[Robert Roaldi]

This is probably only of interest to Canadians on the forum. It is a NFB curator blog entry and link to a 50 min film made back in 1966-1967 as a centennial project. The film maker toured the country on a helicopter with a film camera and edited it down to this film. Some nice scenery, some tongue-in-cheek narration, good fun especially if you're old enough to have been around at that time, https://blog.nfb.ca/blog/2020/06/26/canada-in-all-its-glory-circa-1966-curators-perspective/.

[churly]

Robert - thanks much for posting this.  It was a hoot combined with some great scenes.  However, once again I note that the eastern Canada ends at Nova Scotia. 
Chuck

[Robert Roaldi]

Robert - thanks much for posting this.  It was a hoot combined with some great scenes.  However, once again I note that the eastern Canada ends at Nova Scotia. 
Chuck

I know what you mean. Even if they didn't have budget to fly the chopper over to Newfoundland, they could taken the ferry and rented a flight there. Or at least apologized.