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Watch this great Canada travel video and visit the country from coast to coast to absorb its rich European culture, travel through its lands and mountains and get a glimpse of its contemporary life. Daval Productions. DVD. 1 Hour. Canada Destination Travel DVD. Spanning from the Atlantic, to the Arctic, to the Pacific is the second largest country in the world- Canada- a land that challenges and rewards. Canada travel video Canada's moods and landscapes have been captured in this informative and superbly filmed tourism video. Travel to the major natural and cultural attractions of the Maritimes, Quebec, Ontario, the Prairies, Alberta, the Rockies, British Columbia and the far north. Explore the wealth and diversity of Canada's people, culture and scenery. Attractions: Newfoundland - lobsters, East-Coast hospitality, foot-stomping fiddle music. Nova Scotia - historic landmarks, sandy beaches, harbor fronts. Prince Edward Island - Anne of Green Gables, Celtic history. New Brunswick - St. John, Bay of Fundy. Toronto - capital of the province of Ontario, museums, art galleries, the Canadian National Exhibition, home of the National Hockey League's Toronto Maple Leafs. Ottawa - Canada's capital, the magnificent Rideau Canal, Tulip Festival, National Arts Centre, NHL Senators. Niagara Falls - the awesome Horseshoe Falls, vineyards, 'get-away' country. Thousand Islands - boat excursions, farmland. Quebec City - Winter Carnival, horse-drawn carriage tours. Montreal - International Jazz Festival, cafes. Manitoba - Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Louis Riel, concerts. Saskatchewan - stunning prairie fields. Alberta - Calgary Stampede, the West Edmonton Mall, Banff, Jasper, Canadian Rockies. British Columbia - Whistler, Victoria, Vancouver, Vancouver Island, the Okanagan, world-class skiing, fabulous cuisine.

DVD. Globe Trekker. Contains two shows - Arctic Canada and Western Canada - Bordered by the Pacific, Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, Canada is the world's second largest country. Influenced throughout history by a plethora of cultures and traditions it has grown into a thriving, multicultural country full of confident and characterful cities. In contrast it's also home to some of the biggest mountains in North America and a virtually unpopulated, spectacular wilderness. Traveler Ian Wright begins his journey through Arctic Canada in Montreal, Canada's largest French speaking city. From there he travels to Yellowknife before heading further north to the visit the Inuit people of Baffin Island. He ends his journey searching for polar bears on Broughton Island. Canada travel video Meanwhile Zay Harding explores Western Canada starting his journey exploring the province of Saskatchewan before flying to Alberta's capital Edmonton. After hitching a ride to the famous Calgary Stampede he travels through Whistler to end his journey in the beautiful, isolated province of Yukon. Along the way... $_$_START_LIST ? Take a four day dog sled across the arctic wilderness. ? Fly through the tree tops ziptrekking in Whistler's old pine forest. ? Taste a traditional Calgary Stampede delicacy - Prairie Oysters. ? Experience the spectacular aurora borealis or northern lights. ? Taste delicious maple syrup freshly produced in a Quebec sugar shack. $_$_END_LIST

DVD. Cosmos Global Documentaries. 52 Minutes. Halifax is the capital of the province of Nova Scotia and the oldest British settlement in Canada. One of the most impressive ways to explore Canada is to travel by train. The journey across the second largest country in the world begins at the train station close to Halifax Harbour and travels from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast covering thousands of miles. The trains of today's Via Rail are both comfortable and nostalgic and their elevated panoramic windows provide an excellent view of Canada's remarkable scenery. Quebec was founded in 1608 by famous explorer Samuel De Champlain but the city's most well known and prominent landmark is the 19th century Chateau Frontenac Hotel, the traditional stopover hotel of the Canadian Pacific Railway that offers first class service plus a lavish and historical ambience. Qu?bec's historic buildings, various gates, city walls and old houses that date back to the18th and 19th centuries are still in remarkably good condition. Up until the late 18th century the city was a French possession but following several decades of hostilities the British finally conquered the city. Canada travel video In Montr?al the architecture of bygone times blends in with the modern skyscrapers of today. Around three million people live in Canada's second largest city, the biggest French-speaking metropolis outside France. The Ville Souterraine, Underground City is an amazing world of shops and extends for almost thirty kilometres with a large network of tunnels, magnificent shopping arcades, hotel and cinema complexes and two thousand retail stores. The next stop on this journey across Canada is Toronto, one of the fastest growing cities in North America. A prominent landmark is the fabulous CN Tower, the highest freestanding tower in the world. Nearby is another spectacular building, the Skydome, a huge multi-purpose arena that can seat seventy thousand spectators and is home to the city's baseball team, the Toronto Blue Jays. Niagara Falls, The Rocky Mountains and the last stop on the journey, Vancouver - one of the most beautiful cities in the world - Canada is a truly vast paradise in a fast-changing world!

DVD. 7 Days. 52 Minutes. The journey starts in Halifax and stretches right across Canada, from east to west and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Halifax is situated in a deep, well-defined bay on the Atlantic coastline and has one of the most beautiful natural harbors in the world. Ville De Quebec is the capital of the likewise-named province of Canada. In this European-orientated city on the St.Laurence river, French is the main language. In 1608, Samuel De Champlain established it as a centre for the fur trade. The massive and world famous Chateau Frontenac is the city's best known landmark. In Montreal, Canada's second largest city, the massive Basilica, the Oratoire Saint-Joseph, is an important pilgrimage destination and in the charming French-style area of the city which is located between the harbor and the modern banking quarter, numerous old buildings have been restored. Although Montreal is located 1600 kilometers from the open sea, it owes its wealth to its waterways which stretch from the country's interior, to the ocean. In Native American, Toronto means, `Meeting Place' an accurate description for the capital of Ontario Province and Canada's largest city, a multi-cultural city with giant skyscrapers and noisy streets. The CN Tower is the tallest free-standing building in the world and in less than a minute its lift ascends 335 meters to the top. Niagara Falls lies between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario on the Canadian-American border. A trip on the `Maid Of The Mist' is a magnificent experience where the tremendous power of the water is awesome. Three times a week, the Canadian, with its 30 wagons, 2 locomotives and total length of more than a kilometer, winds its way through the Rocky Mountains the water from which accumulates from mountain glaciers and flows into three oceans: the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Arctic. The capital of the south west province of British Columbia, Vancouver, is located beside the Pacific Ocean and is the third largest city in Canada and one of the most beautiful on the North American continent, A fitting final destination for a tour of Canada's wonder world of magnificent contrasts. Canada travel video

DVD. Aerial Adventures. 45 Minutes. The great resorts of Canada's rugged west coast. Experience the unsurpassed natural beauty of these famous resorts, the majestic scenery that surrounds them and enjoy kayaking, helicopter tours, Killer Whales and world class salmon fishing at it's best. Experience an ever-changing panorama of land, sea and human drama from a perspective that few ever get to see: a heli-journey of pure exhilaration. Nature is the instrument, and the land from Canada's rugged west coast and north to Alaska is the spellbinding score. Unsurpassed natural beauty and unexpected scenic delights are at every turn. Shot by world renowned aerial camera expert Russ Heinl.

Questar Video. VHS. Approximately 90 cultural groups, representing more than 25 million people, live in the world's second largest country. This video journey travels through all 10 provinces; exploring the colorful sights and sounds of Quebec City, Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Victoria, Vancouver, and more. Also captured on video are Prince Edward Island, Madeline Islands, Lake St. Jean, Niagara Falls, Jasper, Banff, the "Calgary Stampede," and the majestic Canadian Rockies. 55 minutes.

Daval Productions. DVD. 1 Hour. Complete Canadian Rockies Destination Travel DVD. This superbly filmed travel video guide includes the beautiful scenery and enjoyable activities of all the major parks of the Canadian Rockies: Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Waterton and Kootenay National Parks as well as Kananaskis Country and Mount Robson. Enjoy the world famous sights, the Columbia Icefield Snocoach Tour, the Great Canadian Rail Tour, skiing, whitewater rafting, fishing boat tours, canoeing, hiking, wildlife, resorts, spectacular aerial photography and more. Attractions: Banff - rugged alpine beauty, first-class amenities and the best powder skiing in the world Jasper - an internationally recognized, four-season destination Kananaskis Country - horse-back riding, 360 degree mountain views Fairmont Hot Springs - Canada's largest all natural hot mineral spring water pool complex Maligne Canyon - a mysterious lake with beautiful hiking Mount Robson - the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies Sunwapta Falls - one of the many waterfalls in Jasper created by hanging valleys Waterton Lake - unusual geology, mild climate, rare wild flowers, and an abundance of wildlife Radium Springs - a mountain village offering unlimited outdoor activities, fine dining, golfing, skiing and Natural Hot Springs pools Yoho National Park - climbing, hiking, the Burgess Shale, boating, canoeing and rafting Columbia Icefields - World famous Brewster Ice Age Adventure on the Athabasca Glacier, relax over lunch or dinner and watch the light change over the ancient rock and ice at the Columbia Icefield Centre Kootenay National Park - south-western region of the Rocky Mountains, from cactus to glaciers.

DVD. On Tour. 26 Minutes. Jasper, a small, quaint Canadian village, is the starting point for a 230-kilometre journey on the `Dream Road Of The Rockies.' The Rockies are the eastern range of the North American Cordilleras and extend through Canada for 1,200 kilometres. The Jasper Tramway is Canada's longest and highest cable car and travels up Whistler's Mountain into a world of stunning mountain scenery, not to mention the Jasper National Park which is the largest and most northerly mountain park in Canada. The Columbia Icefield contains around 30 glaciers and is the largest ice mass in the Rockies.Traveling by snow coach, the stunning scenic splendour of the glaciers and the shining sky are in wonderful contrast to the icy light blue depths of the abyss. After raging waterfalls and frozen ice fields the journey moves on to tranquil lakes, a vast area where Man is only a visitor and Nature belongs to the deer, grizzly bears, elk and birds of prey of this region. From the top of Mount Whitehorn there are magnificent views across the white peaks of Bow Range and down into the deep valley that contains Moraine Lake The Canadian Rockies are a natural world that stretches across high mountains, captivating valleys and huge national parks.

DVD. Nature Parks. In Canada's Rocky Mountains, in the centre of the 5 largest National Parks in the world, lies the idyllic city of Jasper along with a gigantic conservation area, which covers 20,000 square kilometres, a large ecosystem in which the treasures of nature and the cultural roots of North America's Native Indians are cherished and preserved. The Jasper Tramway travels into the fantastic mountain world of the Rockies. The grandiose panorama from the summit of Mount Whistler gives an awesome first impression of this majestic mountain region. Whistler Road winds through fields of stones, whose barren wastes are like those of a strange planet and then the route opens up into a landscape which existed when the earth was in its infancy. Deep into the heart of this magical world, the journey leads to the Icefield Parkway past huge forests with tracks leading nowhere, of which only the indigenous Indians and the woodland animals are familiar with the terrain. On a plain, which extends 300 square kilometres, the Columbia Ice Fields includes Mount Columbia, which rises 4,000 metres toward the heavens. Experienced mountain guides explain this wonder world of nature. Lake Louise is probably the most famous of Canada's mountain lakes and is located at the foot of the 3,464 meter tall Mount Victoria. The chateau Lake Louise was built by the Canadian Pacific Railroad in1886. Far from civilization and the hectic pace of city life, it offers a good level of service and comfortable accommodation. Canada's icy wilderness offers majestic mountains, deep green lakes, mighty glaciers and all the excitement and adventure of nature's final frontier.

DVD. Nature Wonders. 10 Minutes. The most spectacular sights in the Canadian Rocky Mountains are to be found mainly in its Northern region. Over the course of millions of years, it was here that a unique and fascinating world of stone developed, abundant with natural beauty and awesome power. From the top of these mountains there's a breathtaking panorama of surrounding peaks, glaciers and never ending valleys of stone. With unfettered power and in a wild cascade, the freezing molten ice of the glacier runs through narrow gorges until it finally reaches the valleys below. Even the most massive of these ancient rocks was unable to prevent the relentless journey of the molten ice. The rivers pass beautiful dark forests that contain an immense variety of wildlife. The sparkling splendor of the Columbia Icefields covers an area of 300 square kilometres and dates back to the last Ice Age. In some areas, the ice is up to 600 metres thick. The incredible power of various past landslides is evident along the shorelines of a number of mountain lakes including uprooted trees, wooden skeletons crushed by heavy masses of scree. In the course of time, various trees became petrified and have thus been preserved forever. The beauty of the Rocky Mountains is a veritable wonder of nature and one of the last natural paradises on Earth.

DVD. 1 Hour and 40 Minutes. Canadian Rockies, Vancouver and Beyond - Explore a region renowned for its hot springs and hundreds of miles of trails that offer superlative downhill skiing, backcountry treks and astounding panoramic vistas where an array of wildlife roam free. Indoors, there is boutique hopping, elegant dining and chateaux retreats. Even "getting there" can be high adventure, with train rides aboard the Rocky Mountaineer, scenic drives along the Continental Divide, and Snocoach rides across treacherous ice fields. The vibrant city of Vancouver blends the call of the wild with big city charm. Extra Features: Photo galleries, Banff and Jasper, Vancouver and beyond.

DVD. A Doug Jones Travelog. 80 Minutes. A Breathtaking Trancontinental Journey Aboard the newly restored "Canadian" * Toronto * Winnipeg * Saskatoon * Edmonton * Jasper * Banff * Lake Louise * The Canadian Rockies * Kamloops * Vancouver * Victoria Join Doug Jones, one of America's foremost travelog producers, on the most spectacular long haul rail journey of the world! In 1955 the Canadian Pacific inaugurated the "Canadian", a new train designed to offer the ultimate in rail luxury. It was then, and remains today, one of the longest rail journeys of the world. After years of constant use, VIA Rail took on the daunting task of completely restoring all the original 1855 stainless steel equipment including the bullet lounge Park Cars, the observation dome cars, the dining cars and bedroom cars. The newly restored equipment was then put back into service on the beautiful northern route of the old Super Continental. The result of this giant project is captured in this film. You'll see footage of the original laying of the tracks at the turn of the century, early steam trains crossing the prairies, film of the original 1955 Journey of the "Canadian" and you'll visit the yards in Montreal today and watch the historic rolling stock being restored. You'll also tour Toronto, visit the Royal York Hotel, watch the train being prepared for departure, and join in the excitement as this great transcontinental train leaves westward on a truly spectacular journey. You'll meet the bedroom stewards, the conductor, have "dinner in the diner", sleep in a rolling bedroom, ride in a locomotive and see all of the behind-the-scenes operations of this great train. You'll also visit Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper, Lake Louise, Banff, Kamloops, Vancouver and Victoria. You'll see the most breathtaking scenery on earth from the comfort of one of the greatest trains in the world. The brand new, feature length film will take you back to a bygone day when "the going was good." So come aboard, sit back and relax and experience a beautiful and intriguing journey on board the new "Canadian" with Doug Jones as your guide.

DVD. On Tour. 26 Minutes. A very special train journey begins Toronto and travels a distance of 4500 kilometres to Vancouver.The three day journey promises discovery, adventure and momentous Nature as well as lively modern cities and time-honored traditions. Canada travel video In Toronto, the CN Tower is the highest freestanding building in the world and provides a thrilling view across the city.When the weather's good it's possible to see as far as 120 km.to the distant haze of Niagara Falls. The Skydome is located next to the CN Tower and is a multifunctional sports arena with enormous proportions that has an extendable dome under which many types of sports events and concerts take place. The main route of the Canadian Pacific Railroad that travels through western Canada dates back to1885 although the comforts offered by the famous train, The Canadian, are far from dated as for additional comfort there's the Bullet Lounge, the Mural Lounge and the Art Deco Bar. The landscape opens up and in the autumn light dense forests and dark blue lakes create an enchanting scene with a wonderful variety of colours that range from ochre-yellow and dark red, to purple. Passing endless cargo trains we head to Winnipeg, the `City of Trees' that lies at the mouth of both the Red River and the Assiniboine River.Containing more than 2 million trees this former settlement is now Canada's fourth largest city. The high peaks of the Rocky Mountains come into view, the former domain of gold-diggers, hunters and pioneers, where the city of Jasper is the starting point of many interesting excursions in the mountain area. The shining blue Moraine Lake is situated in the Valley Of The Ten Peaks, while the Chateau Lake Louis is one of the oldest and most beautiful railway hotels in the Rocky Mountains. Finally, Vancouver, and it's far from easy to say farewell to the most inspiring and famous railway journey in the world - The Canadian!

DVD. The Seasoned Traveler. 30 Minutes. All aboard! George Bauer takes viewers on the grandest train ride in Canada. VIA Rail Canada's Canadian service takes passengers from Toronto to Vancouver, traveling through the breathtaking Canadian Rockies en route. The Canadian passes through the lakelands of northern Ontario, the western plains and the mountain town of Jasper, ending its three-day journey on the Pacific coast. It's a trip that train-lovers and seasoned travelers alike will cherish. Canada travel video George Bauer, the Traveler, is a radio and television journalist with 30 years of experience. He's been a reporter and anchor on local stations and national networks in the United States and Great Britain. Now he has decided to change course and give in to a nagging desire--to travel and tell others about exciting places across the globe. The Seasoned Traveler is a unique series created especially for today's over-50 explorer. Award-winning broadcast journalist and travel aficionado George Bauer presents destinations and useful travel tips in a style that is informative, fast-paced and fun. The series caters to both the active explorer and the traveler who prefers a more relaxed pace.

Boxed Gift Set. DVD. 5 Hours and 10 Minutes. Captivating views, historic trains, and award-winning videography come together in Canada By Rail, a 4-DVD collection of rail videos that explore the legendary trains that travel Canada s majestic countryside. The journey begins by following the Tracks of the Beaver, Canadian Pacific s main line between Exshaw, Alberta and Revelstoke, British Columbia. Next, take in the chilly scenery as you cross the Rocky Mountains in A Yellowhead Winter. Continue on through the mountains with Canadian Pacific s Heart of the Rockies, running between Field, British Columbia and Exshaw, Alberta. Finally, wind up your trip with a journey over Rogers Pass, between Field and Revelstoke, British Columbia, in Canadian Pacific s Mountain Sub & Rogers Pass. From spectacular scenery to legendary locomotives, rail fans and hobbyists alike will find something to love in Canada By Rail! Tracks of the Beaver Award-winning videographer Peter Crook takes you on the trip of a lifetime along the Tracks of the Beaver, Canadian Pacific's main line between Exshaw, Alberta and Revelstoke, British Columbia. Marvel at the stunning scenery of Canada's Rocky and Selkirk Mountains and experience the overwhelming beauty of vast landscapes featuring bear, mountain goats, elk, mountain sheep, bald eagles and osprey. On your journey, travel through the longest tunnel in the western hemisphere, Mount MacDonald tunnel, and be awestruck at the incredible engineering feat of the spiral tunnels. Winner of a 2006 Silver Telly Award! APPROXIMATELY 85 MINUTES A Yellowhead Winter Ride VIA's famed flagship train #1, "The Canadian" west from Edmonton through Canada's magnificent Rocky Mountains over Yellowhead Pass. Along the way, you'll be spellbound by the winter scenery and the wildlife. Accompanied by a full musical score, written especially for the program, and captivating narration, the history of the exploration of the Rockies is brought to life in this stunning video. Finally, take a winter ride through the magnificent scenery of the Icefields Parkway! Canada travel video Winner of a 2006 Bronze Telly Award! APPROXIMATELY 76 MINUTES Canadian Pacific Heart of the Rockies Take a journey through the heart of the Rocky Mountains on the Canadian Pacific! Running between Field, British Columbia and Exshaw, Alberta, find yourself surrounded by stunning, snow covered mountains and spectacular, geographic views. Explore the spiral tunnels, the rare Canadian National detour train, the Rocky Mountaineer, and behold the beautifully restored F units on publicity runs for the Royal Canadian Pacific. As you pass through, take in one of the most magnificent railway locations on the continent, Morants Curve. Awarded the "Canadian Rockies Railroad Museum Award for Outstanding Achievement in Railroad Video" APPROXIMATELY 75 MINUTES Canadian Pacific s Mountain Sub & Rogers Pass Superb, magnificent, and overwhelming cannot adequately describe the scenery found along Canadian Pacific's Mountain Sub line, as it runs over Rogers Pass, through the Rockies and the Selkirks. Passing through some of Canada s steepest territory, the Mountain Sub is a formidable challenge even to today's high-tech high-horsepower locomotives. From Field to Revelstoke, British Columbia, through breathtaking scenery and the Mount MacDonald and Shaugnessy tunnels, the Mountain Sub is a spectacular ride across amazing countryside! APPROXIMATELY 75 MINUTES

DVD. Modern Times Wonders In Halifax, on Canada's east coast, one of the world's most famous train journeys begins. On the Canadian Railway, an amazing journey across the North American continent and the Canadian Rocky Mountains on a railroad that extends for 6,000 kilometres, with comfortable trains that feature observation wagons for some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. First stop, Ville de Quebec, capital of Canada's likewise named province and then on to Montreal and Toronto to take in a few of the sights of these fabulous cities. The luxurious railway hotel, Chateau Lake Louise, is a reminder of the glorious pioneering days of earlier times when remote areas could only be reached by train. Thus, the railroad marked the beginning of Canada's Tourist Age. The final destination, Vancouver, Canada's third largest city and surely one of its most beautiful. A dynamic metropolis in a beautiful setting that enjoys not only a mild climate but also a multicultural ambience. Traveling by train will never be the same again!

DVD. Luxury Trains of the World. 55 Minutes. Discover the world's most luxurious trains and relive a bygone era, when the journey itself was the most significant part of the experience; rather than simply getting there. A journey where the passenger becomes a real traveler and is able to experience the much more gracious way of travel - in a living recreation of the golden age of rail. A journey on the Royal Canadian Pacific is not just a journey through the spectacular and dramatic Canadian landscape, but also a journey back through time in the footsteps of Kings and Queens, back to a more genteel age, a Golden Age of travel, when nothing was too much trouble.

DVD. Luxury Trains of the World. 57 Minutes.

Travel Video. DVD. Exploring. Gros Morne Mountain has ruled majestically over the remote western rim of Newfoundland for millennium. Today, it's a national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned and protected for its odd geology. From a dusty trek across the exposed earth's crust to a rare aerial view high above the fragile Tablelands plateau, this is a 360 degree perspective of a natural phenomenon. The Atlantic waters have been the source of life here for generations, and as well as a wind surfer's dream, are the source of study at an on-site biology lab. Whether the goal is adventure, exploration or fun, the rule is the same: respect the environment, and the rewards are magical. Find true east coast hospitality at a down home party Gear up for a seaside bike tour of Norris Point Catch a day of windsurfing at Parson's Pond Soar over the mysterious Tablelands plateau Hike over the Mars-like surface of Gros Morne Mountain Meet marine biologists who study their subjects on site From the aerial view to the human perspective, Exploring Horizons travels off the beaten path to the remote corners of the world and finds those places where civilization moved in without taking over.T hree stunning seasons cover a cross section of culture, adventure and amazing places that make up our global village.

Travel Video. DVD. Exploring. The island of Newfoundland lies at the far end of Canada's east coast. On the tip of its northern peninsula, the small town of St. Anthony is surrounded by icebergs, whales and a wealth of natural beauty, creating a stunning backdrop for a thousand years of human history. From the Vikings who settled the shores of L'Anse aux Meadows to missionary William Grenfell, whose century old legacy is honored through the museum that was once his home, the community here celebrates it past, weaving it with an east coast welcome, and leaving all who pass through here with the knowledge that this is a truly special place. Chill out on an open cockpit flight over an iceberg Walk in the footsteps of Viking Leif Erickson Meet Prof.John Lien and his good friends, the whales Discover why the people here love the wild life Touch down at peaceful Tuckamore Lodge Experience a UNESCO World Heritage Site From the aerial view to the human perspective, Exploring Horizons travels off the beaten path to the remote corners of the world and finds those places where civilization moved in without taking over. Three stunning seasons cover a cross section of culture, adventure and amazing places that make up our global village.