CANADA - 1927 - Women purchase myriad goods from a shop that sells goods made by members of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - A young woman receives an invitation to join a friend in Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park.
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CANADA - 1927 - A man drops off woven crafts made by men at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - Teenagers get permission from their parents to visit Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - Tourists drive further into Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park after getting directions from a ranger.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - Tourists begin riding horseback up a mountain trail in Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - Tourists ride their horses down a mountain trail in Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park, and tie them by trees next to a lake.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - Tourists in Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park see a small waterfall after tying off their horses.
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ALBERTA - 1931 - Tourists enjoy scenic hiking in Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - An electrical company dispatches a car to take care of a short at one of their substations in Quebec.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Electrical substations are heralded as proof of mankind's victory over nature.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - The supervisor of an electric substation network in Quebec gets a phone call about a shortage.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Final installations are put into place for a new electrical power station.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Welders and brick layers work on the construction of a new electrical power plant before a giant transformer is moved into place.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - A storm threatens the transmission lines of a new power substation in Montreal.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Construction begins on the site for a new power plant in Quebec.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Engineers design plans for electrical substations in Quebec.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Voltage regulators and a control panel at an electrical power substation are explained.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - The work of circuit breakers at a power substation is explained.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - The control panel at an electrical power substation undergoes regular inspection.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - An electrical plant provides energy for a neighborhood in Quebec.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - A transformer's relationship to electricity is likened to a cashier's relationship to money.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - A man uses animation to show what a transformer looks like at a power plant.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Transformers at a power substation help provide the electricity for things like a boy's model train.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Men construct transmission towers to carry electricity.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - A man harnesses the hydropower of a waterfall by using a gardening hose in his yard.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Exteriors of electrical power substations built in and around Montreal.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Electrical power substations exist across Quebec, Canada.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Generators produce electrical power at hydroelectric plants, and power lines carry it across the region.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - Electricity is used to power locomotives, model trains, and instruments in a scientific lab.
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QUEBEC - 1950 - A farmer brings his cows into the barn during a lightning storm as the narrator talks about how mankind has harnessed the power of electricity.
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CANADA - 1922 - Halibut is packed in ice for shipment.
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CANADA - 1922 - Fishermen put halibut from the hold of a boat into cargo nets to be hauled onto a pier.
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CANADA - 1922 - Fishing nets filled with halibut are hauled ashore to a pier in British Columbia.
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CANADA - 1922 - Small fishing boats are hoisted back aboard a bigger vessel.
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CANADA - 1922 - Two fishermen in a rowboat begin hauling their line back up by hand.
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CANADA - 1922 - Halibut are cut and cleaned on a fishing boat.
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CANADA - 1922 - Fishermen in British Columbia begin hauling halibut aboard their boat.
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CANADA - 1922 - The value and geographical reach of British Columbia's halibut fishing industry is shared.
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TORONTO - 1915 - Canadian football teams face off in a Grey Cup championship game, and spectators walk a busy Toronto street afterwards.
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GREENLAND - 1924 - Canadian explorers use Inuit canoes as well as their own ships to navigate waters off the coast of Greenland.
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GREENLAND - 1924 - Inuit women's hairstyles are shown to be very different from the European colonists', but all enjoy smoking cigarettes.
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GREENLAND - 1924 - A Canadian governmental expedition ship sails past ice floes towards a Greenland harbor.
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USA - 1894 - James J. Corbett and Peter Courtney stage an exhibition boxing match.
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1936 - Secretary of State Cordell Hull expresses the FDR administration's support of the young National Archives.
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1936 - Members of the National Archives Council chat with each other as they wait for a meeting presided by Secretary Cordell Hull to begin.
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CANADA - 1951 - Fishermen begin hauling up the net from their trawler.
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CANADA - 1930s - A motorcycle cop talks about the number of car accidents he sees every year in Ontario.