Douglas & McIntyre Videos
 At Home with Chefs Vikram Vij and Meeru DhalwalaRecently, star chefs Vikram Vij and Meeru Dhalwala, owners of the ever-popular Vij's restaurant in Vancouver, opened their kitchen (and their fridge door) to the crew from TV Week. They took a look around at this dynamic couple's favourite place to be to see what they're really like "at home" (their ... TV Week, Sep 1, 2010 Read more >> |
 Lucky Budd on Fanny KeiferCheck out Lucky Budd on Fanny Keifer talking about his incredible archiving project that became Voices of British Columbia. (You'll hear how he came to called Lucky as well!) Studio 4 with Fanny Keifer, Aug 3, 2010 Read more >> |
 Darwin's Bastards: The Video!Want to know what you're in for with this wild ride? Check out our first-ever book trailer for Darwin's Bastards: Astounding Tales from Tomorrow. Starring Zsuzsi Gartner and her all-star cast! D&M Marketing, Mar 10, 2010 Read more >> |
 Adam Lewis Schroeder Reads from His New Novel In The Fabled EastGetting right into character, Adam Lewis Schroeder reads a section of his new novel, In the Fabled East, a sweeping literary adventure set against the backdrop of French Indochina. Try out your own accents by reading this excerpt too! Adam Lewis Schroeder, Jan 25, 2010 Read more >> |
 Anthropologist Aldona Jonaitis Explores the Myth of the Totem PoleTake a quick intercultural tour of the totem pole in North America. From a traditional art form to tourist draw to fashion, the totem pole has been a fascination since its inception. University of Washington Press, Jan 4, 2010 Read more >> |
 The Arctic Sovereignty Debate - What's At Stake For CanadaGlobal warming and the spectre of an ice-free shipping season in the Northwest Passage have given new urgency to issues of Arctic sovereignty. Michael Byers talks to TVO's Allan Gregg about what's at stake for Canada Allan Gregg, TVO, Nov 26, 2009 Read more >> |
 Scott Taylor's Unembedded Dramatized for Television with National GeographicStay tuned in the coming weeks to National Geographic Channel to see a harrowing dramatization of the story found in Unembedded of Scott Taylor's capture by the Taliban - just one of many intense adventures experienced by the journalist while in the world's conflict zones. National Geographic, Aug 18, 2009 Read more >> |
 Connecting with History, One Six String Nation Citizen at a TimeIn this video explaining the Six String Nation project and book, Jowi Taylor takes us from the idea's conception through to creation and the final spectacular product - and symbol - that emerged. As the number of people who have held this amazing instrument containing our shared history grows, as this ... Jowi Taylor, Jun 3, 2009 Read more >> |
 Paul Quarrington talks with Drew Hayden Taylor at Winnipeg's Thin Air FestivalHost Paul Quarrington talks to Drew Hayden Taylor, award-winning author, playwright, screenwriter and comedian. At the risk of dating himself, Hayden Taylor reveals that his first television writing credit was for the Beachcombers! Who knew? At THIN AIR 2008, Winnipeg's writers festival, he read from ... Book Shorts Inc. for Moving Stories Films, Oct 10, 2008 Read more >> |
 CBC's The National covers Kasztner's TrainAs a young teen, Peter Munk had a seat on Kasztner's train. CBC's The National reporter Susan Ormiston interviews biographer Anna Porter and Canadian businessman Peter Munk about Rezso Kasztner, the man who rescued thousands of Hungarian Jews. The National, CBC Television, Nov 27, 2007 Read more >> |