Rose’s Notebook and the Great War: Last Episode
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as First World War is unfolding.
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Explore First World War with Rose’s Notebook (9/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as First World War is unfolding.
Rose’s Notebook: A Resource to Teach the History of the Great War (8/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War I is unfolding.
Photo Friday | The Trenches of World War I
100th anniversary of Vimy Ridge | Reflect on the price of war with these incredible stills from Claude Cloutier's short animation The Trenches (2010).
Photo Friday | Inside Kingston Pen, 1979
Take a look inside Kingston's infamous high security prison with these amazing photographs from A Warehouse for Bodies, a short 1979 doc about life inside Kingston Pen.
Revisit WWI’s History Through Rose’s Notebook (7/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as World War I is unfolding.
Photo Friday | Bill Mason’s Face of the Earth
If anyone could brings rocks to life, it was Bill Mason.
Photo Friday | Colin Low’s Fogo Island In Colour
Travel to magical Fogo Island with these never-seen-before photos shot by legendary NFB filmmaker Colin Low in 1967.
Uncover History of First World War With Rose’s Notebook (6/10)
Discover Rose’s Notebook. This historical series follows Rose Dubois, a young French Canadian archivist. She describes her daily life and her thoughts as First World War is unfolding.
Photo Friday | Canada the Land
Enjoy a great selection of photographs from the production of Canada the Land, a short doc made specially for the Osaka World Fair's Canada Pavilion in 1970.
Photo Friday | Wilderness Survival in Fort Nelson, BC
Enjoy these few photos that show R.C.A.F. airmen being taught how to stay alive in the event of a wilderness crash in Fort Nelson, BC, in 1953.
Mother Earth | A Soothing Collage Film for Troubled Times
Watch Mother Earth, a 10-minute short by Oscar-winning filmmaker Terre Nash (If You Love this Planet) made from haunting visuals selected from half a century of NFB productions.