Documentary

The Reel Artists Film Festival, a project of the Canadian Art Foundation, is an annual event presenting documentary films and talks about visual artists.
http://www.canadianart.ca/REELARTISTS/index_micro.htm

This site contains the artist and canoeist, Becky Mason; Paul Mason a cartoonist, canoe instructor & author and Reid McLachlan, a figurative painter.
http://www.redcanoes.ca/becky/canoe/solovideo.html

Features biography and interview with Alanis Obomsawin, documentary filmaker, director at the National Film Board of Canada and member of the Abenaki Nation who has directed over 20 documentaries on issues dealing with Canadian Aboriginals.
http://citizen.nfb.ca/onf/info?did=561

National Film Board WWII documentary newsreels pertaining to June 6, 1944, also known as D-Day. Features five newsreels entitled L'Assaut, Reportages No 70 (both in French), Breakthrough, Wasp Wings and Canada at War.
http://www.onf.ca/enclasse/dday/dday.html

The Documentary Network functions as a meeting place for reflection and discussion to ensure that documentary film retains its importance in the world of cinema.
http://www.ridm.qc.ca/observatoire/nouveau.e/

The Documentary Organisation of Canada is the national voice of the independent documentary filmmaker. Industry news, information about membership and POV magazine.
http://www.docorg.ca/

Film festival devoted to presenting independent and innovative documentaries and educating the public about documentary film as an art form. Achieves its goals through public screenings, workshops, panel discussions, public forums, and master classes.
http://www.vcn.bc.ca/doxa/

The eXtremis series, rather than solely focussing on global failures, want to shine the light on the path that lays ahead, and highlight the urgency of refinding a collective will for change.
http://www.extremis.tv

Documentary focusing on Henry Bibb, Alexander Ross, the city of Chatham and the roles they played in the fight against slavery.
http://www.cbc.ca/canadianexperience/freedomsland/

Virtual exhibit on one hundred years of documentary film in Canada.
http://www.nanouk.ca/index2.html