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  • Polar Bears: A Guide to Safety

    Polar Bears: A Guide to Safety

    This program contains important information on how to reduce your chance of encountering a polar bear and how to respond appropriately if you do meet a bear. Live, travel, and work safer in polar bear country with this practical advice. For Multi-User Digital Pricing, Please Call for Details 1-866-999-5292.

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  • Les ours polaires: Guide de sécurité

    Les ours polaires: Guide de sécurité

    Ce programme contient des renseignements importants sur la façon de réduire vos chances de rencontrer un ours polaire et la maniêre appropriée de réagir si jamais vous en croisez un. En suivant ces conseils pratiques, apprenez à vivre, à voyager et à travailler en toute sécurité dans le pays des ours polaires. Aussi disponible en anglais – voir Polar Bears: A Guide to Safety, 51414-013.

  • Namaste – Season 1

    Namaste Season I features 13 episodes all shot on location in high definition with over 6 hours of yoga practice to help you live a healthier, happier and more serene life, everyone, from beginner to advance student can benefit from practicing this program at home. Disk 1 contains the following movements: The Exalted Warrior, Sun-Moon, Firebird, Gate Opening. Disk 2 combines beginner and intermediate poses: Dancing Sun, Half Moon, Earth Series, Lotus Link. Disk 3 contains the following movements: Water Light, Revolved Triangle, Head to Knee, Crane Series, Riding the Wind (bonus episode).

  • Storytime with Jazz and Andy

    Loveable puppets, Jazz and Andy, have a knack for bringing old fairytales to life. Delight in their imaginative renditions of classics such as Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Three Billy Goats Gruff, Lion and the Mouse. Includes the following classic story parodies: Gunniwolf, Happy the Clown, Monkey for Lunch, Little Blue Riding Hood, Wizard’s Sneeze. These timeless tales are sure to entertain the young and the young at heart.

  • Brush Up Your Skills 1

    Ed presents a detailed examination of the paints, brushes and equipment, along with the basic techniques to create the phenomenon of the Northern Lights and a bouquet of vibrant wild flowers.

  • Brush Up Your Skills 2

    Ed presents the basic techniques to paint clouds, water, mountains and rocks. Utilize these techniques to paint a tropical storm, snow capped mountains and icy blue mountains in wintertime.

  • Brush Up Your Skills 3

    Ed presents the basic techniques to paint cabins, fences, trees and bushes. Utilize these techniques to paint fall splendor, old barn under a sheet of crisp snow, and a pond in the woods.

  • Stephen Lewis on Community

    Stephen Lewis on Community is an inspiring engagement with Canada’s most compassionate speaker, Stephen Lewis. This one hour special features this activist’s talk on how the power of community can influence social change. Throughout the program Stephen Lewis shares both personal and global stories; about biting his leftist tongue when he met conservative Richard Nixon; about his exhausted rage at the world for allowing the AIDS epidemic in Africa to grow. Articulate, factual and heartfelt, Stephen Lewis on Community will embolden your spirit and empower you to take action in your own community.

  • Toronto: When Past Meets Present

    Toronto: When Past Meets Present

    Palmer suggests that Cat and Sid explore the world of the First Nations right here in the City of Toronto, with bus tokens in hand Sid and Cat head out. First stop on the tour is Baby Point, where they meet-up with Professor John Steckley. Professor Steckley tells both Sid and Cat not to be fooled by this residential area that actually hundreds of years ago, the area was a large Seneca village called Teiaigon. Professor Steckley then sends our two hosts out to meet-up with his friend Ron Williamson who has uncovered another historical long house village under a sub division located right in the suburb’s of Toronto. Once learning about this village Sid and Cat meet-up again with Professor Steckley who tours them through a recreated long house village and shows them how the First Nations prepared their food for cooking. Coming to an end of their whirlwind tour Sid and Cat head-up to the Sixth Nations Reserve where they learn first hand on how to make corn bread with a local Elder and Cat has a friendly game of Lacrosse with the bantam six nations team.

  • Point Pelee National Park of Canada

    Point Pelee National Park of Canada

    A carefree Sid and Cat fly kites on a bright, windy day. Just as Cat is praising the beauty of the day and the wonderful birds, she gets an unexpected surprise. A flock has decided to poop on her! Even though it’s a little gross Palmer tells Cat not to worry since there’s an old legend that says getting pooped on by a bird is good luck! Legend or no legend, Cat doesn’t have any hard feelings towards the birds – she still loves them. Palmer suggests since Cat likes birds so much, they should go visit Point Pelee National Park in southern Ontario. It’s one of the best places in Canada to see lots of birds. Leaving their kites behind, Sid and Cat head off to do a little bird watching.