Joseph Rosendo's Travel Scope, Season 8, episode 11, Northeast Ontario : Canada's canoe culture and First nations

The Resource Joseph Rosendo's Travel Scope, Season 8, episode 11, Northeast Ontario : Canada's canoe culture and First nations
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Joseph Rosendo's Travel Scope, Season 8, episode 11, Northeast Ontario : Canada's canoe culture and First nations
Title number
Season 8, episode 11
Title part
Northeast Ontario : Canada's canoe culture and First nations
Statement of responsibility
KQED presents ; American Public Television ; executive producer Joseph Rosendo ; producer Julie Rosendo ; written and directed by Joseph Rosendo
Title variation
  • Joseph Rosendo's Travel Scope
  • Travel Scope
  • Travel Scope
  • Joseph Rosendo's Travel Scope
  • Northeast Ontario : Canada's canoe culture and First nations
  • Joseph Rosendo's Travel Scope
  • Northeast Ontario
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Television producer
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Language
eng
Summary
In the city of Sudbury Joseph explores Northeast Ontario's industrial and geological past at Dynamic Earth and Science North. On the historic French River he learns that to the French voyageurs and First Nations people, the Northeast's lakes and rivers were a highway to prosperity, while to modern day outdoor enthusiasts they are a never-ending source of pleasure. On Manitoulin Island Joseph joins his First Nations guide at a powwow and hikes along the Niagara Escarpment
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TEFMT
Characteristic
videorecording
Dewey number
917.13/13
Language note
In English
LC call number
F1057
LC item number
.J67 2015
PerformerNote
Guide, Joseph Rosendo
Runtime
26
Technique
live action

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