This short documentary explores Flin Flon, Manitoba, a remote town with a rich history and vibrant community. From its mining roots to its celebrated hockey legacy, the film highlights the town’s past while showcasing its thriving arts and culture today. Flin Flon is a unique place where history, sport, and creativity come together to form a truly remarkable community.

Tutti Frutti Dessert Cafe in Edmonton, Alberta, where fun meets flavor in every treat. From creamy frozen yogurt to fluffy cotton candy, rolled ice cream, and refreshing bubble teas, the video captures the cafe’s unique dessert offerings. With its vibrant atmosphere and irresistible creations, Tutti Frutti is the ultimate destination for sweet indulgence and unforgettable moments.

Fran Nargang, owner of The Old Grouch's in Drumheller, Alberta, hosts an annual fundraiser for STARS (Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service) that holds deep personal meaning. Through heartfelt interviews and behind-the-scenes moments, the event’s significance is revealed, showcasing Fran’s dedication to supporting a life-saving service and making a difference in the community.

As the Drumheller Dragons prepared for the AJHL playoffs, the community offered their undeniable passion and support to the team. The Dragons have become an essential part of Drumheller, with fans of all ages rallying behind the team. This video showcases the deep connection between the town and its beloved team, embodying the pride and excitement that hockey brings to this vibrant community.

Gary Boucher, president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22 in Drumheller, Alberta, shares the importance of the Legion in supporting veterans and their families. The branch plays a vital role in the community, providing a place for connection, support, remembrance and even fun! The Legion is an essential part of Drumheller, honouring the sacrifices of those who served and ensuring their legacy continues.

The Homestead Antique Museum in Drumheller, Alberta, hosts the annual Show & Shine car show, where car enthusiasts and collectors come together to celebrate their passion for automobiles. It’s a a must-attend for anyone who loves cars and the culture surrounding them. This video highlights the excitement and camaraderie of the event, showcasing a stunning collection of rare and classic cars.

In the heart of East Coulee, Alberta, Bird Land is more than a food truck—it's a must-visit destination in the Alberta Badlands. Owned and operated by Jason Van Kleef, Bird Land serves up unforgettable meals, from hearty sandwiches and fresh salads to hot, comforting coffee. With its inviting atmosphere and stunning location, it’s the perfect spot for visitors to relax, enjoy nature, and savor a truly exceptional dining experience.

Neoen’s corporate event brought together employees, investors, and executives to celebrate the company’s first solar farm in Canada. This video recaps the memorable day, featuring speeches from project managers and the CEO, highlighting the hard work and dedication behind the project. It’s a celebration of Neoen’s success and commitment to sustainable energy in Canada.

This short documentary tells the story of a remarkable discovery at Carolside Reservoir—a vertebra belonging to a Mosasaur, a massive, extinct marine reptile from the Cretaceous period. To commemorate the discovery, Dinosaur Valley Studios creates a life-sized replica of the mosasaur, now displayed at the reservoir, celebrating the ancient history that once lay hidden beneath its waters.

On October 14, 1947, Captain Charles “Chuck” Yeager flew the bullet-shaped "Glamorous Glennis" to supersonic speeds over the Mojave Desert, proving that breaking the sound barrier was possible. This video for the United States Air Force Flight Test Museum uses state-of-the-art archival footage to recount the groundbreaking story of the historic flight that marked a new era in aviation history.

Dinosaur Valley Studios brings SK-10, a remarkable cougar, to life by mounting his skeleton onto a custom steel armature. Now displayed alongside his taxidermy mount at the Manitoba Museum, SK-10 offers a rare glimpse into the lives of cougars in Manitoba. This exhibit sheds light on their resilience in adapting to human-altered prairie ecosystems, bridging the gap between natural history and conservation awareness.

In the summer of 1947, a field crew member discovered an enormous ammonite fossil near Fernie, BC, while mapping coal outcrops for the BC Geological Survey. Initially described as "a fossil truck tire," it was later identified as Titanites occidentalis, the 12th largest ammonite in the world and one of the largest in North America. This video plays next to an exact replica exhibit of the fossil.