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Award-Winning Canadian Productions provide an incredible overview of Canadian History, Geography & Culture

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To purchase DVD copies or streaming rights, please contact McIntyre Media Inc. All tles all available on our CORE streaming pla orms. HistoryLands Series 65 episodes x 30 minutes each From an ancient buff alo 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 fascina ng landmarks. To fully understand where we are today, we must discover our past. HISTORYLANDS celebrates the events, places and personali es of our rich land.

Episodes include:

HistoryLands (Season 1) Fort Steele, Bri sh Columbia Head-Smashed-In Buff alo Jump, Alberta Motherwell Homestead, Saskatchewan Kingston Peniten ary, Ontario Exchange District, Manitoba Chilkoot Trail, Bri sh Columbia & Yukon St. Roch, Bri sh Columbia Diefenbunker Na onal Historic Site, Ontario Abbo Pass Refuge Cabin, Alberta Elgin/Winter Garden Theatre, Ontario Deline (Fort Franklin), North West Territories Banff Spring Hotel, Alberta Buxton Se lement, Ontario Green Gables House, Prince Edward Island Batoche Na onal Historic Site, Saskatchewan HistoryLands (Season 4) Fortress of Louisbourg Na onal Historic Site, Nova Sco a Vimy Ridge - The Soldiers’ Story, France Grosse Ile Na onal Historic Site, Quebec Churchill Research Range - Rockets Across the Tundra, Mani ba Red Bay Whaling Sta on, Newfoundland The Montreal Main - Boulevard of Dreams, Quebec Chinatown Na onal Historic Site, Bri sh Columbia Minister’s Island - A Forgo en Shrine, New Brunswick Fort Conger, Nunavut Fort Ba leford - A Crossroad of Confl ict, Saskatchewan Signal Hill - A Special Place, Newfoundland HistoryLands (Season 2) Moravian Missions - A Culture Divided, Newfoundland Pointe au Pere, Quebec Women’s College Hospital - A Legend of Caring, Ontario Old Fort William, Ontario CFB Esquimalt - Ready Aye Ready, Bri sh Columbia Lunenburg, Nova Sco a Mclean Mill - Steam Power , Bri sh Columbia Gulf of Georgia Cannery, Bri sh Columbia Dundurn Castle - Trials and Triumphs, Ontario Wanuskewin, Saskatchewan York Factory- The Most Respectable Place, Manitoba Quebec City, Quebec Rogers Pass - Avalanche Country, Bri sh Columbia Dawson City, Yukon L’Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland HistoryLands (Season 5) HMCS Haida, Ontario Beaumont Hamel, France Skoki Ski Lodge, Alberta Turner Valley Gas Plant, Alberta Algonquin Park, Ontario Central Experimental Farm, Ontario Nuns ng, Bri sh Columbia Hatley Park, Bri sh Columbia Bar U Ranch, Alberta Saint John Old City Market, New Brunswick Neubergthal Street Village, Manitoba HistoryLands (Season 3) Methye Portage, Alberta & Saskatchewan Province House , Prince Edward Island Stanley Park, Bri sh Columbia Royal Canadian Mint, Ontario , Ontario For fi ca ons of Quebec, Quebec Fort Anne/ Port Royal, Nova Sco a Ba le Harbour, Newfoundland Marysville, New Brunswick Queenston-Chippewa Hydro-Electric Plant , Ontario Union Sta on, Ontario Trent-Severn Waterway, Ontario Kejimkujik Na onal Park, Nova Sco a

McIntyre Media Inc. tel: 800-565-3036 [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca Great Canadian Parks 65 episdoes x 30 minutes each + 5 episodes x 60 mins 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 Atlan c 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. Great Canadian Parks off ers a stunningly beau ful collec on of episodes characterized by abundant wildlife, stunning natural beauty and compelling stories. Host Peter Trueman asks the ques ons of the people who know their parks, and visits the people who love and use them. It is an explora on of Canada through it’s Great Canadian Parks Great Canadian Parks (Seasons 1) Wri ng-On-Stone Provincial Park, Alberta Kluane Na onal Park, Yukon Jasper Na onal Park, Alberta Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Alberta & Saskatchewan Cape Sco , Bri sh Columbia Gros Morne Na onal Park , Newfoundland Hecla Provincial Park, Manitoba Wells Gray Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Terra Nova Na onal Park, Newfoundland Saguenay-St. Lawrence Na onal Park, Quebec Garibaldi Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Waterton Lakes Na onal Park, Alberta & Saskatchewan Point Pelee Na onal Park, Ontario Ts’il?os Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Ellesmere Island NP Reserve, NWT & Nunavut (60 mins) Fundy Na onal Park, New Brunswick Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta Great Canadian Parks (Seasons 4) Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario Muskwa Kechika, Bri sh Columbia Evolu on of City Parks Fathom Five Na onal Marine Park, Ontario Cape Breton Na onal Park, Nova Sco a Aulavik Na onal Park, North West Territories Glacier Na onal Park, Bri sh Columbia Pukaskwa Na onal Park, Ontario Yoho Na onal Park, Bri sh Columbia (60 mins) Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Katannilik Territorial Park, Nunavut Great Canadian Parks (Seasons 2) La Mauricie Na onal Park, Quebec Gwaii Haanas Na onal Park, Bri sh Columbia Kootenay Na onal Park, Bri sh Columbia Nahanni Na onal Park Reserve, North West Territories Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, Alberta Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, Newfoundland Kouchibouguac Na onal Park, New Brunswich Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario Kananaskis Country, Alberta Kitlope Valley Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Elk Island Na onal Park, Alberta Prince Edward Island Na onal Park, P.E.I. Bruce Peninsula Na onal Park, Ontaro Juan de Fuca Marine Trail, Bri sh Columbia Spirit Bear (Princess Royal Island), Bri sh Columbia (60 mins) Wapusk Na onal Park, Manitoba Willmore Wilderness Park, Alberta Great Canadian Parks (Seasons 5) Mingan Archipelago Na onal Park, Quebec St. Lawrence Islands Na onal Park, Ontario Lac La Ronge Provincial Park, Saskatchewan Khutzeymateen, Bri sh Columbia Riding Mountain Na onal Park, Manitoba Prince Albert Na onal Park, Saskatchewan Ivvavik Na onal Park, Yukon Tuktut Nogait Na onal Park, North West Territories & Alberta Banff Na onal Park, Alberta (60 mins) Cape St. Mary’s Ecological Reserve, Newfoundland Mount Revelstoke Na onal Park, Bri sh Columbia Great Canadian Parks (Seasons 3) Pacifi c Rim Na onal Park, Bri sh Columbia Forillon Na onal Park, Quebec Vuntut Na onal Park, Yukon Mount Robson Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Auyui uq Na onal Park, Nunavut Georgian Bay Islands Na onal Park, Ontario Greenwich Na onal Park, Prince Edward Island Herschel Island Territorial Park, Yukon Wood Buff alo Na onal Park, North West Territories & Alberta Grasslands Na onal Park, Saskatchewan Churn Creek Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Goat Range Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Kejimkujik Na onal Park, Nova Sco a Tatshenshini-Alsek Provincial Park, BC & Yukon (60 mins)

McIntyre Media Inc. tel: 800-565-3036 [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca Des na on Parks 10 episodes x 30 minutes “Des na on 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 Produc ons’ stunning signature photography, and captures Canada’s protected lands and the magnifi cent creatures that inhabit them. Peter’s personal refl ec ons add insight and in macy to each show.

Episodes include:

Tatshenshini-Alsek Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia, Yukon & Alberta Banff Na onal Park, Alberta Ellesmere Island Na onal Park, North West Territories & Nunavut Spirit Bear Provincial Park, Bri sh Columbia Wapusk Na onal Park, Manitoba Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario Prince Edward Island Na onal Park, P.E.I Forillon Na onal Park, Quebec Fathom Five Na onal Park , Ontario

Great Canadian Lakes 6 episodes x 60 minutes Available in English & French Great Canadian Lakes explores the historic rela onship between Canada’s lakes, the people they have infl uenced and the communi es 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 explora on; migra on; se lement; industry; commerce, and recrea on. Through the people and communi es ed 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.

Episodes include:

Great Canadian Lakes Lake Ontario, Ontario Great Slave Lake, North West Territories Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba Bras D’or Lakes, Nova Sco a Kootenay Lake, Bri sh Columbia Lake of the Woods, Ontario

To purchase DVD copies or streaming rights, please contact McIntyre Media Inc. All tles all available on our CORE streaming pla orms.

McIntyre Media Inc. tel: 800-565-3036 [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca Great Canadian Rivers 39 episodes x 30 minutes In Canada, our rivers are inextricably linked to our past, and to our iden ty. First Na ons 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 se lement. Modern adventurers seek out rivers to explore the Canadian wilderness, and to re-live a Canadian tradi on. 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 du es of the present. They are a study in contrasts. Rivers surge over ar fi cial 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 ves ges of our great wilderness.

GREAT CANADIAN RIVERS features 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.’

Episodes include:

Great Canadian Rivers (Season 1) Great Canadian Rivers (Seasons 2) Great Canadian Rivers (Season 3)

S kine River, Bri sh Columbia Snake River, Yukon Exploits River, Newfoundland & Labrador Churchill River, Saskatchewan Skeena River, Bri sh Columbia , Ontario , North West Territories Green River, Bri sh Columbia Milk River, Alberta , Ontario , Bri sh Columbia Moise River, Quebec , Yukon & Bri sh Columbia Mackenzie River, North West Territories The Three Rivers, Prince Edward Island , Alberta Slave River, Alberta , Bri sh Columbia , Manitoba Bow River, Alberta O awa River, Ontario St. Croix River, New Brunswick Clearwater River, Alberta & Saskatchewan Grass River, Manitoba Gataga River, Bri sh Columbia Qu’appelle River, Saskatchewan Saint John River, New Brunswick , Ontario Red River, Manitoba , Alberta & , Bri sh Columbia St. Lawrence River, Quebec Saskatchewan Red Deer River, Alberta Hillsborough River, Prince Edward Island Klinaklini River, Bri sh Columbia , Nova Sco a Main River, Newfoundland Miramichi River, New Brunswick Columbia River, Bri sh Columbia

Canadian Waterways 3 episodes x 60 minutes This series documents the greatest waterway system in the world. Canada has a drama c coastline that traces along three oceans. It also has the largest freshwater supply in the world. Each of these three one-hour documentaries tells fascina ng stories as it explores Canada’s Waterways. Episodes include: 1. Mighty Rivers 2. Spectacular Lakes 3. Rugged Coasts

To purchase DVD copies or streaming rights, please contact McIntyre Media Inc. All tles all available on our CORE streaming pla orms.

McIntyre Media Inc. tel: 800-565-3036 [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca Canada: A Magnifi cent Journey 3 episodes x 60 minutes Canada – A Magnifi cent Journey is a three hour visual odyssey that takes viewers on an exci ng and spell-binding journey across a great land. Our magnifi cent journey is presented in three parts – New Fron ers; Treasures of the Land; and Stories of Our Past. Viewers cross the land to discover beau ful vistas, come face-to-face with a diversity of wildlife, and learn the fascina ng history of the men and women who explored the land and shaped its des ny. The series contains over three hours of dynamic docu- mentary video footage accompanied by a powerful music track and infor- ma ve narra on. In addi on we hear from historians, experts and present day par cipants. Episodes include: 1. New Fron ers 2. Treasures of the Land 3. Stories of Our Past

Canada: Undiscovered Land 3 episodes x 60 minutes Discover a Canada you must see to believe! From the glistening snow- crowned peaks of the magnifi cent Rockies to the bird-fi lled beaches of the wild Atlan c coast, you’ll travel to untouched corners of a land rich in wilderness and ancient heritage. With breathtaking visuals, haun ng musical scores, and fascina ng narra on, this exclusive video collec on will take you and your family on a trip to a Canada few have seen before. Episodes include: 1. Atlan c to the St Lawrence 2. Great Lakes to the Prairies 3. Rockies to the Far North

Top Ten Places to See Canadian Wildlife Canada’s untamed wilderness is home to a vast array of wild and wondrous creatures. We’ll count down the Top 10 places to see Canadian wildlife. #10: Churchill, Manitoba; Polar Bears, Snow Geese. #9: Firth River Valley, Yukon; Caribou. #8: Saguenay River Estuary, Quebec; Beluga and Humpback Whales. #7: Elk Island Na onal Park, Alberta; Elk, Buff alo, Trumpeter Swans. #6: Squamish River, Brackendale, B.C.; Bald Eagles, Black Bears, Marmots. #5: Muskwa-Kechika, B.C.; Wolves, Black Bears, Elk, Caribou, Stone Sheep, Moose. #4: Banks Island, N.W.T.; Musk Ox, Arc c Foxes. #3: Cypress Hills, Alberta; Elk, Buff alo, Swi Foxes, Antelope, Prairie Dogs, Hawks. #2: Wood Buff alo Na onal Park, N.W.T. and Alberta; Buff alo, Whooping Cranes. #1: Khutzeymateen Valley, B.C.; Grizzly Bears.

Top Ten Canadian Parks This one-hour countdown adventure takes viewers to some of the most spectacular regions of Canada. The country is blessed with world famous parks and our camera crews bring the natural beauty of these preserves to you. Top 10 Canadian Parks takes viewers on an odyssey of natural beauty and awe-inspiring grandeur. We’ll countdown the Top 10 Canadian Parks: #10: Qu nirpaaq Na onal Park, on Ellesmere Island; #9: Fathom Five Marine Park; #8: Prince Edward Island Na onal Park ; #7: Dinosaur Provincial Park; #6: Spirit Bear Park; #5: Nahanni Na onal Park; #4: Gwaii Hannas Na onal Park; #3: Cape Breton Highlands Na onal Park; #2: Tatshinshini / Alsek Park; #1: Banff Na onal Park

McIntyre Media Inc. tel: 800-565-3036 [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca Sacred Spaces 1 episode x 90 mins Available in English or French Our network of na onal parks is something of which we should all be proud. They stretch across this vast land, protec ng a myriad of natural wonders and cultural treasures. Sacred Spaces captures, for the fi rst me ever, all of Canada’s breathtaking na onal parks in one program, combining the very best of the Great Canadian Parks series, stunning new footage and the incomparable narra on of Peter Trueman. Journey to where it all began in Banff , our fi rst na onal 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 Buff alo, and learn about the highest des in the world at Fundy. Sacred Spaces includes only the most compelling stories, the most fascina ng characters, and the most spectacular footage. Join us on a stunning, emo onal journey across our country

Ul mate Response 3 episodes x 60 minutes There are nearly 1,000 Wardens in Canada’s Na onal 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 fi re is threatening a town. These are the men and women who are called when an ULTIMATE RESPONSE is needed.

To purchase DVD copies or streaming rights, please contact McIntyre Media Inc. All tles all available on our CORE streaming pla orms.

Contact us at: tel: 1- 800-565-3036 email: [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca

McIntyre Media Inc. tel: 800-565-3036 [email protected] www.mcintyre.ca