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Daval Productions. DVD. 30 Minutes. History comes to life on the old settlement roads dotted with charming Victorian and mennonite villages, French settlements, old mining towns and vineyards scattered throughout Ontario'spristine countryside. Enjoy the natural and cultural wonders of the Canadian Capital region through this travel video tour. Attractions: Southern Ontario - the heart of the great lakes. Thousand Islands - historic sights and museums where Canada and the US meet. Muskoka - fish, camp, snowmobile, golf and canoe in this wilderness playground. North of Lake Superior - rich in rugged beauty and fur trade and exploration history. Upper Canada Village - sights and sounds of an 1860s village; including mills, trades shops, farms, churches and homes. Fort Henry - historically acclaimed fort originally built during the war of 1812. Toronto - Ontario's capital city, Canada's financial center and economic engine as well as one of the country's most important cultural, artistic, and health sciences centers. Ottawa - Capital of Canada, a vibrant city hosting many festivals, an incredible arts legacy and culture galore. Parliament Buildings - come see what Canada is about! Polar Bear Express - A stunning Northern Ontario train ride takes you through spectacular forests and rugged wetlands and across mighty rivers once navigated by early aboriginals, explorers and fur traders. James Bay - extreme rugged outdoor adventures (think ATVing or snowmobiling) or take it leisurely-it's all here. Niagara Falls - over the years it has evolved from a strategic military post to a prosperous trade center and into a world class year-round travel destination. Ottawa River - rafting, wilderness tours and kayaking along this former fur-trade and pioneer route. Algonquin Provincial Park - established in 1893 as a wildlife sanctuary; also 'discovered' by Tom Thomson and The Group of Seven. Royal Ontario Museum - Explore the world at the ROM--Canada's largest museum of world cultures and natural history. Art Gallery of Ontario - immerse yourself in its stunning and comprehensive collections and exhibits.

DVD. Exploring In September, Killarney moves at a peaceful pace. The harbor is empty, fall colors light up the surrounding hills, and for most people here, the season is over. But for another species a few miles to the north, it?s just beginning. Hunted almost to extinction, Trumpeteer Swans lost their instinctive knowledge of migration. Today, a small dedicated team seeks to reverse the damage done, training them behind an ultralight plane, and creating a new bond of trust between human and bird. Now the final test is at hand. When the swans fly south this winter, will they return to Ontario next spring, for their first homecoming in 150 years? Cruise with the EZ flyer beside the largest flying bird in the world Meet the people behind the Trumpeteer Swan Migration project Skim over the limestone remains of an ancient coral reef Join a local for his first open cockpit flight Sample Mr.Perch?s last catch of the season See the fiery fall colors of Killarney from the air 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.

VHS. Daval Productions. Experience the excitement and beauty of Canada's premiere holiday province, Ontario. This spectacular video tour takes you to Ottawa, the Thousand Islands, Algonquin Park, Muskoka, Toronto, Niagara Falls, north of Superior and many other world famous attractions. Length: Approx. 25 minutes.

Daval Productions. DVD. 30 Minutes. Nestled on the banks of three rivers-the Ottawa, the Rideau and the Gatineau-is the crown jewel of Canada and one of the most beautiful capitals in the world-Ottawa. The Canadian Capital does not hide its history in museums; its living heritage epitomizes the spirit of Canada-the True North strong and free. Experience the rich Canadian heritage and the pageantry of Canada's traditions in this travel video tour of Ottawa. Attractions: Ottawa River - white-water rafting, kayaking, fishing and hiking on the former fur-trading route of yesteryear. Rideau Canal - a series of beautiful lakes and rivers connected by canals; in the winter it's the World's Longest Skating Rink. Canadian Parliament Buildings - House of Commons, Library of Parliament, Hall of Honor, the Senate, and the impressive Peace Tower. National Gallery of Canada - Canadian & Aboriginal Art, European and American Art and Contemporary Art among many other collections. National Museum of Science and Technology - featuring marine and land transportation, astronomy, communications, space, domestic technology and computer technology. Museum of Civilization - promoting a greater understanding of Canadian identity, history and culture. War Museum - outstanding exhibitions explain Canada's rich military history from earliest times to the present. Museum of Nature - a natural history museum encompassing research, education, multi-media and innovation. Museum of Aviation - showing the history and development of flying. Mackenzie King Estate - charming and historical estate of Canada's 10th Prime Minister. Rideau Hall - home and office of every Governor-General since Confederation in 1867. Gatineau Park - from Algonquins to French fur traders, to Europeans, follow their legacies. Sparks Street Mall - early 1800s commercial trading center for the Ottawa Valley now a historic pedestrian mall. ByWard Market - one of Canada's oldest and largest public markets with museums, caf?s, specialty food shops, boutiques, galleries, restaurants, pubs, hair & aesthetics salons. Winterlude Festival - Rideau Canal Skate way, snow sculptures, ice masterpieces and Aboriginal snow shelters. Tulip Festival - a stunning yearly event stemming from a 1945 gift of tulips from Holland's then-Princess Juliana. Canada Day Celebrations - the best in the country! Changing of the Guard- on Parliament Hill; Ceremonial Guard of the Canadian Forces with music and drills; Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride - splendor, tradition and service highlight this magnificent equestrian performance team; Snowbirds - Canada's precision flying team.

VHS. Daval Productions. The beauty and fascination of Ottawa and Canada's Capital Region delights millions of visitors each year. On this video tour you'll marvel at the majestic Parliament Buildings, the pageantry of Canada's traditions, the National Galleries and Museums, the National Capital Airshow, the spectacular Canada Day Celebrations, the historical Ottawa River, Byward Market, the Rideau Canaland the park-like setting of North America's most charming metropolis. Length: Approx. 25 minutes.

Daval Productions. DVD. 30 Minutes. Each year millions of visitors flock to Canada's largest city to enjoy the celebrated attractions of this multicultural metropolis. In this exciting sightseeing video tour of Toronto and Southern Ontario you'll view the CN Tower, famous Niagara Falls, Canada's Wonderland, Royal Ontario Museum, Rogers Centre, the Metropolitan Toronto Zoo and many more fascinating sites. Discover why Toronto is Canada's #1 visitor destination. Attractions: CN Tower - World's tallest building; Rogers Centre - home of Major League Baseball's Toronto Blue Jays Ontario Place - internationally acclaimed cultural, leisure and entertainment parkland located on 3 man-made islands Eaton Centre - one of the #1 most visited attractions in Toronto Royal Ontario Museum - Canada's largest museum of world cultures and natural history Art Gallery of Ontario - the 10th largest art museum in North America, stunning Frank Gehry-designed expansion Black Creek Pioneer Village - 19th Century restored village with Victorian period costume-clad craftspeople demonstrating skills such as open-hearth cooking, bread-making, looming, milling, blacksmithing, sewing, printing and more Old Fort York - 'Birthplace of Modern Toronto', location of the Battle of York during the War of 1812, musket, drill and music demonstrations Metropolitan Toronto Zoo - Canada's premier Zoo, known for its interactive education and conservation activities. Casa Loma - the magnificent and romantic 'Castle on the Hill'-former 1911 estate of Sir Henry Pellatt, prominent Toronto financier, industrialist and military man; acres of beautiful gardens. Paramount Canada's Wonderland - Canada's premier theme park with North America's greatest assortment of roller coasters; 200 attractions and 60 thrilling rides. Niagara Falls - spectacular natural attraction also known as the Horseshoe Falls, take a ride on the The Maid of the Mist , visit the Skylon Tower, casinos and resorts. St. Lawrence Market - massive 19th Century brick building home to the city's largest public market; several dozen meat and deli stands, produce shops and fish stands located near Toronto's waterfront.

DVD. The Seasoned Traveler. 30 Minutes. Each season, The Seasoned Traveler picks a world-class city to explore in depth. This season, that city is Toronto, one of the largest, safest and most dynamic cities in North America. In this episode, viewers will see what makes Toronto so memorable and why it's Canada's most important city. 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.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. Today, we visit Collingwood, Ontario. We’ll slip on our blue suede shoes and hound dog over to the ever-popular Molson Canadian Collingwood Elvis Festival. Chris gets outfitted with an Elvis wig and some cool digs and learns a couple of moves from a bonafied Tribute Artist. Later, he’ll meet the Sweet Inspirations –a gospel trio that sang back up for the King in Vegas during his “I’m Back” era. And finally he’ll catch the Elvi as they shake their pelvi at the Elvis Tribute Championships. TANLINES turns up the heat at the best beaches and favorite exotic hot spots worldwide. Each week, host Chris Jackson takes you to a renowned exotic beach or summer hot spot. He explores the local beach culture, summer festivals and nightlife at each exciting location. It's a chance to see beaches like you've never seen them before. From Kite Surfing on the shores of Quebec's Magdalen Islands to the pulsating post-sunset nightlife of Miami's South Beach where the partying continues long after the sun sets.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. Learn more about Muskoka, Ontario --a cottager’s haven, and then follow Chris Jackson, as he checks out the 14th Annual Huntsville Bath Tub Derby. Watch and laugh as he dresses like a clown and gets in on the tub-action. Later we’ll check out PaddleFest, where we’ll meet kayak and canoe enthusiasts, including Kirk Whipper, who was awarded the order of Canada for his lifetime’s work in the world of canoeing. TANLINES turns up the heat at the best beaches and favorite exotic hot spots worldwide. Each week, host Chris Jackson takes you to a renowned exotic beach or summer hot spot. He explores the local beach culture, summer festivals and nightlife at each exciting location. It's a chance to see beaches like you've never seen them before. From Kite Surfing on the shores of Quebec's Magdalen Islands to the pulsating post-sunset nightlife of Miami's South Beach where the partying continues long after the sun sets.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. Get in on the action as power boaters descend on Penetanguishine, Ontario for the 14th Annual Power Boating Canada Georgian Bay Poker Run, considered the granddaddy of all poker runs. Then it’s a visit to the neighbouring Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, to take a canoe ride and net a few marsh critters. Finally, things wind down with a look at the comedic theatrics at King’s Wharf Theatre nestled within Discovery Harbour. TANLINES turns up the heat at the best beaches and favorite exotic hot spots worldwide. Each week, host Chris Jackson takes you to a renowned exotic beach or summer hot spot. He explores the local beach culture, summer festivals and nightlife at each exciting location. It's a chance to see beaches like you've never seen them before. From Kite Surfing on the shores of Quebec's Magdalen Islands to the pulsating post-sunset nightlife of Miami's South Beach where the partying continues long after the sun sets.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. Host Chris Jackson explores the intriguing Ontario Place, located in Toronto Ontario. He catches the BuskerFest –with an international ensemble of street performers such as magicians and jugglers. Next he checks out some of Canada’s hottest Beach Volleyball Players at the Ontario Place OKI Open Pro Volleyball Tournament. Come evening, it’s time to experience VAREKAI a performance by Cirque du Soleil –a circus troupe from Quebec that has taken the world by storm. TANLINES turns up the heat at the best beaches and favorite exotic hot spots worldwide. Each week, host Chris Jackson takes you to a renowned exotic beach or summer hot spot. He explores the local beach culture, summer festivals and nightlife at each exciting location. It's a chance to see beaches like you've never seen them before. From Kite Surfing on the shores of Quebec's Magdalen Islands to the pulsating post-sunset nightlife of Miami's South Beach where the partying continues long after the sun sets.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. Chris heads to the Wakestock World Cup – the largest wakeboarding festival in the world, held in Wasaga Beach, Ontario – to guest-judge the ever-growing Miss Wakestock competition. He also catches up with punk and ska bands GOB and Goldfinger, in town for the big event. TANLINES turns up the heat at the best beaches and favorite exotic hot spots worldwide. Each week, host Chris Jackson takes you to a renowned exotic beach or summer hot spot. He explores the local beach culture, summer festivals and nightlife at each exciting location. It's a chance to see beaches like you've never seen them before. From Kite Surfing on the shores of Quebec's Magdalen Islands to the pulsating post-sunset nightlife of Miami's South Beach where the partying continues long after the sun sets.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. On this episode of Tanlines, we explore Ontario’s Niagara Region, starting with a visit to Sherkston Shores, a long time favourite Lake Erie resort. Then we’ll head to the Falls. Next we head to Niagara-on-the-Lake were Chris hops aboard the Wet Jet Tour and gets soaked riding the wake up the Niagara River. After taking in the sights and a few gallons of water, Chris opts for a helicopter tour to see the rest of the region, including the many wineries. We’ll end off the day with a grand feast at the annual Tastes of Niagara food and wine festival. TANLINES turns up the heat at the best beaches and favorite exotic hot spots worldwide. Each week, host Chris Jackson takes you to a renowned exotic beach or summer hot spot. He explores the local beach culture, summer festivals and nightlife at each exciting location. It's a chance to see beaches like you've never seen them before. From Kite Surfing on the shores of Quebec's Magdalen Islands to the pulsating post-sunset nightlife of Miami's South Beach where the partying continues long after the sun sets.