Celebrating the art, style, and history of the men and women that recorded our nation's cinematic past.

Rosemary Bergeron

Rosemary Bergeron is a retired archivist who specialized in Canadian film and broadcasting at Library and Archives Canada.

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George H. Valiquette, Pioneer Canadian Newsreel Cinematographer

George H. Valiquette, pioneer Canadian newsreel cinematographer, risked his life to get footage of the flooding Ottawa River in April 1922. At the time he was the cameraman for the…

January 7, 2022

Michal Ann and Patrick Lawrence CRAWLEY, CROSLEY

It is with a sad heart that I share the…

Celebrating National Canadian Film Day APRIL 16, 2025

Presenting the Canadian Cameo Series “Launched in 2014, CanFilmDay has…

Crawley College

by James A. Forrester F. R. “Budge” Crawley (1911-1987) was…

Beyond the Printed Word: Interview with Rosemary Bergeron

"All too often people dealing with history, studying history, think…

Rosemary Bergeron

George H. Valiquette, Pioneer Canadian Newsreel Cinematographer

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Michal Ann and Patrick Lawrence CRAWLEY, CROSLEY

Celebrating National Canadian Film Day APRIL 16, 2025

Crawley College

Beyond the Printed Word: Interview with Rosemary Bergeron

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Michal Ann and Patrick Lawrence CRAWLEY, CROSLEY

Celebrating National Canadian Film Day APRIL 16, 2025

Crawley College

Beyond the Printed Word: Interview with Rosemary Bergeron

Rosemary Bergeron – Canadian Film History Pioneer

Nass River Indians (Reconstruction)

John C. Foster: Messin’ With Old Thunder