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A distinguished film study of the tundra of Canada's sub-Arctic. It stretches from the polar sea to the southern treeline and supports, despite the permafrost, a surprising variety of life. Here you see the ungainly musk-ox, survivor of the Ice Age, and herds of caribou following the migrant trails; also birds and flowers, smaller animals, and insects.

1964, 13 min 40 s

La Toundra canadienne

Special Mention
International Exhibition of Scientific Films
April 1 1966, Buenos Aires - Argentina

Diploma of Honour
International Exhibition of Scientific Films
April 1 1966, Buenos Aires - Argentina

Plaque - First Prize
Film Festival
October 7 to 8 1965, Weyburn - Canada

Golden Sheaf Award for Best Film of the Festival
Yorkton Film Festival
October 19 to 21 1964, Yorkton - Canada

First Prize - Category: Natural History
Yorkton Film Festival
October 19 to 21 1964, Yorkton - Canada

Second Prize - Category: Children's Films
Mostra Internatzionale del Cinema
August 6 to 16 1964, Venice - Italy