This program is about communities implementing health programs for the nine determinants of health, and the importance of community involvement in the programs. Ruth Nyton (Coordinator-Coaldale Community Food Bank Society) talks about the importance of community helping their food bank.
This program is about communities implementing health programs for the nine determinants of health, and the importance of community involvement in the programs. Ruth Nyton (Coordinator-Coaldale Community Food Bank Society) talks about the importance of community helping their food bank.
“We wont let him die” 2 awards, Kendell Gibson accepting the awards. CFACTV Lethbridge won for “Ski West” producer accept award, CFACTV Lethbridge won for “The Sound of Sculpture”. Chairman of the Canadian association of broadcasters presenting an award and winner CFACTV Lethbridge “Drugs, laying i…
“We wont let him die” 2 awards, Kendell Gibson accepting the awards. CFACTV Lethbridge won for “Ski West” producer accept award, CFACTV Lethbridge won for “The Sound of Sculpture”. Chairman of the Canadian association of broadcasters presenting an award and winner CFACTV Lethbridge “Drugs, laying it on the line.”
Brian Philips host of the show. Fred Sherratt- Vice Pres. Of Operations CHUM Ltd, Toronto; Ross mcCreath-President All Canada Radio & Television LTD; Vincent Gabriele- Program Director CFTM TV Montreal talked about the formation of CanPro. CFTF TV Montreal “Telethon of stars” winner, CKCO TV Kitche…
Brian Philips host of the show. Fred Sherratt- Vice Pres. Of Operations CHUM Ltd, Toronto; Ross mcCreath-President All Canada Radio & Television LTD; Vincent Gabriele- Program Director CFTM TV Montreal talked about the formation of CanPro. CFTF TV Montreal “Telethon of stars” winner, CKCO TV Kitchener “Scan” winner,
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Jim Robson-CRTC talks about making CanPro more public. Music and drama series awards: CFTM TV Montreal winner, CKUTV Vancouver “Loverboy” winner, CFACTV Lethbridge “The Sound of Sculpture” winner. The Ladies Choice Blue Grass Band sings at the end.
CanPro 81 in Victoria BC. Annual festival to give awards to local broadcasters. A look at behinds the scenes of CanPro 81 and a glimpse of that year’s nominations.
CanPro 81 in Victoria BC. Annual festival to give awards to local broadcasters. A look at behinds the scenes of CanPro 81 and a glimpse of that year’s nominations.
CanPro Awards 1984 in Lethbridge Alberta. Hosts Therese Champagne and Al McCann and guests Pete Barbutti, The Streetscape Dancers, and The Pro Band. Children’s Programming – Winner Market A CFTO-TV “Welcome to my World”; Winner Market B CKCO-TV “Oopsy”; Winner Market C CKY_TV “All for Fun.” Light E…
CanPro Awards 1984 in Lethbridge Alberta. Hosts Therese Champagne and Al McCann and guests Pete Barbutti, The Streetscape Dancers, and The Pro Band. Children’s Programming – Winner Market A CFTO-TV “Welcome to my World”; Winner Market B CKCO-TV “Oopsy”; Winner Market C CKY_TV “All for Fun.” Light Entertainment- Winner Market A CFCF Montreal “CFCF Introduces”; Winner Market B CKVU Vancouver “Sleepless Nights”; Winner Market C CKY-TV “Special Request: Francine Kirsch”; Winner Market D CJPM-TV “Mont Ste.Claire”; Winner Market E CFAC TV “Rock Avenue”. Sports & Outdoors- Market A Winner CHCH “Football ‘83’”; Winner Market C CFCN Calgary “Stampede Go-Round”; Winner Market E CFAC Lethbridge “Ski West”. Performing Arts- Winner Market A CFTM Montreal “Place De L’Opera”; Winner Market C CFAC “Musical Portraits”; Winner Market D CKWS “Music Meant For You”. Preforming Arts Dramatic series Winner Market A CHCH Hamilton “Sword of the Prophet”. News & Publis Affairs- Winner Market A CHCH “Special Presentation”; Winner Market B CFRN Edmonton “Blowing in the Wind”; Winner Market C CFAC Calgary “Gift or Curse”; Winner Market D CHEM-TV “One Marche A Travers L’Historie”; Winner Market E CFTK “Young Offenders”. The Award of Excellence Winner City Tv Toronto “City Pulse, Raymond No Fixed Address”.
CanPro Awards 1984 in Lethbridge Alberta. Hosts Therese Champagne and Al McCann and guests Pete Barbutti, The Streetscape Dancers, and The Pro Band. Children’s Programming – Winner Market A CFTO-TV “Welcome to my World”; Winner Market B CKCO-TV “Oopsy”; Winner Market C CKY_TV “All for Fun.” Light E…
CanPro Awards 1984 in Lethbridge Alberta. Hosts Therese Champagne and Al McCann and guests Pete Barbutti, The Streetscape Dancers, and The Pro Band. Children’s Programming – Winner Market A CFTO-TV “Welcome to my World”; Winner Market B CKCO-TV “Oopsy”; Winner Market C CKY_TV “All for Fun.” Light Entertainment- Winner Market A CFCF Montreal “CFCF Introduces”; Winner Market B CKVU Vancouver “Sleepless Nights”; Winner Market C CKY-TV “Special Request: Francine Kirsch”; Winner Market D CJPM-TV “Mont Ste.Claire”; Winner Market E CFAC TV “Rock Avenue”. Sports & Outdoors- Market A Winner CHCH “Football ‘83’”; Winner Market C CFCN Calgary “Stampede Go-Round”; Winner Market E CFAC Lethbridge “Ski West”. Performing Arts- Winner Market A CFTM Montreal “Place De L’Opera”; Winner Market C CFAC “Musical Portraits”; Winner Market D CKWS “Music Meant For You”. Preforming Arts Dramatic series Winner Market A CHCH Hamilton “Sword of the Prophet”. News & Publis Affairs- Winner Market A CHCH “Special Presentation”; Winner Market B CFRN Edmonton “Blowing in the Wind”; Winner Market C CFAC Calgary “Gift or Curse”; Winner Market D CHEM-TV “One Marche A Travers L’Historie”; Winner Market E CFTK “Young Offenders”. The Award of Excellence Winner City Tv Toronto “City Pulse, Raymond No Fixed Address”.
25cm of textual records; 255 photographs; 22 - 35mm slides
Scope and Content
2019.1029/001: Overview Research on Donald W. Buchanan Part 1/2, 1934-2008.
2019.1029/002: Overview Research on Donald W. Buchanan Part 2/2, 4 photographs, 1938-1966.
2019.1029/003: Buchanan Art Collection, 28 photographs, 22 slides, 1958-2008.
2019.1029/004: The Buchanan Collection Artworks wit…
25cm of textual records; 255 photographs; 22 - 35mm slides
History / Biographical
Donald W. Buchanan was born in 1908 in Lethbridge, Alberta. He was the son of Senator William Ashbury Buchanan, the publisher of the Lethbridge Herald. He studied Modern History at the University of Toronto and Oxford University. In 1934, he received a fellowship from the Carnegie Corporation to train in museum administration. Following his research fellowship, Buchanan founded the National Film Society of Canada, as well as he worked for the Canadian Radio Commission (now the CBC).
Buchanan was always involved in the arts and he was a firm believer in making the arts accessible to the public. In 1963, Donald Buchanan, and his brother Hugh, offered many fine works of art to the City of Lethbridge. This became the first significant public art collection ever to exist in Lethbridge. He believed that art was meant to be shared and enjoyed by all. After leaving the Canadian Radio Commission, Buchanan worked for the National Film Board, where he established the stills division; from 1947 until 1960 he was employed by the National Gallery of Canada, serving as director of the Industrial Design Division (1947-1953). His work with the National Industrial Design Committee and the curated the revolutionary exhibition “Design for Use in Canadian Products” (1946) which changed the standards of Canadian art.
Donald W. Buchanan served as the Associate Director of the National Gallery of Canada, and took a leave of absence to explore his own artistic endeavors of photography while travelling throughout Europe. Buchanan returned to the Gallery in 1963 as a member of its Board of Trustees, and he became the Director of the International Fine Arts Exhibition at Expo ’67 in Montreal. In the last few years of his life, his friends recall him being busier than ever, organizing the exhibition. He never was able to see the fruits of his labor, however, because of his sudden death in 1966 after being struck by a car in Ottawa. His legacy centered on the accessibility of art to the public and his impact on the art community in Lethbridge.
Scope and Content
2019.1029/001: Overview Research on Donald W. Buchanan Part 1/2, 1934-2008.
2019.1029/002: Overview Research on Donald W. Buchanan Part 2/2, 4 photographs, 1938-1966.
2019.1029/003: Buchanan Art Collection, 28 photographs, 22 slides, 1958-2008.
2019.1029/004: The Buchanan Collection Artworks with Descriptions, 47 photographs, 1963-1985.
2019.1029/005: The Buchanan Library Art Collection Information, 2 photographs, 1956-2004.
2019.1029/006: DESIGN Exhibitions and Resources Part 1/2, 1946-2008.
2019.1029/007: DESIGN Exhibitions and Resources Part 2/2, 1947-1958.
2019.1029/008: DESIGN: Umbrella Theme for Buchanan’s Works, 1948-2007.
2019.1029/009: Donald W. Buchanan Website by Nancy Townshend, 2001-2008.
2019.1029/010: Resources used by Nancy Townshend for Donald W. Buchanan Website, 1938-2007.
2019.1029/011: Written Works by Donald W. Buchanan Part 1/2, 89 photographs, 1934-1947.
2019.1029/012: Written Works by Donald W. Buchanan Part 2/2, 61 photographs, 1945-1967.
2019.1029/013: EXPO ’67-Montreal, Part 1/2, 1960-2008.
2019.1029/014: EXPO ’67-Montreal, Part 2/2, 1965-2003?
2019.1029/015: Buchanan’s Photography, 21 photographs, 1959-2008.
2019.1029/016: Tributes to Donald W. Buchanan, 3 photographs, 1955-2008.
2019.1029/017: Miscellaneous Documents related to Buchanan’s Will, 2007-2008.
2019.1029/018: National Gallery of Canada Archives, 1963-2007