Documentary

• Documentary about Buffy Sainte Marie wins International Emmy Award

  The documentary 'Buffy Sainte-Marie: Carry It On,' made before her Indigenous ancestry was called into question, has won an International Emmy Award.

  Canada

  Nov 21
  
• New documentary follows Penticton, B.C., woman’s journey as an organ donor

  Twelve years ago, Shelley Hunt became an altruistic kidney donor, offering to give one of her kidney's to a stranger. Her story is now the centre of the new film "Because I Can."

  Lifestyle

  Nov 19
  
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• Record-breaking, Calgary-born cave explorer featured in award-winning film

  A new movie that just won an award at the Banff Mountain Film Festival shows the incredible sights and dangers that cavers encounter.

  Canada

  Nov 10
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• ‘I understand the pain’: Film explores residential schools’ intergenerational impacts

  "WaaPaKe" (Tomorrow) follows the generation raised by residential school survivors and is inspired by Jules Koostachin's brother, who passed away several years ago.

  Perspectives

  Sep 26
• TIFF 2023: ‘Boil Alert’ doc examines most ‘egregious’ water crisis examples in North America

  Throughout the film, Staats shares her own personal battles as a person reconnecting with her Mohawk identity.

  Entertainment

  Sep 13
• This Alberta filmmaker is humanizing people who experienced anti-Asian racism during the pandemic

  Calvin Hudson Hwang's documentary illustrates the implications of racism and stigmatization mainly through the eyes of a man named Andy.

  Canada

  Aug 14
• Okanagan filmmakers’ documentary now streaming on Amazon, Tubi

  Wendy McAlpine and her daughter Renee Braun came up with a unique way to support local business owners by including them in a documentary called 'When Life Gives You a Pandemic.'

  Lifestyle

  Jul 27
• SkyHawks parachute team to soar over Victoria Beach in Cobourg, Ont. for documentary

  Canadian military parachute team SkyHawks will be completing a sunset performance at the beach in Cobourg, Ont., on Wednesday, May 24.

  Canada

  May 17
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• Oscar-nominated Quebec filmmaker confronts rail industry with Lac-Mégantic tragedy docuseries

  Drawing on the harrowing first hand-accounts of victims and interviews with railway officials, the docuseries traces how the small town became the site of the 2013 rail disaster.

  Canada

  Apr 29
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• Sex assault victim of ex-PQ legislator Harold LeBel wants her identity made public

  The woman asked Quebec Superior Court Justice Serge Francoeur Thursday to lift the ban on April 18, when a documentary about her case is scheduled to be released.

  Crime

  Mar 23