In 1966, Bill Mason released his acclaimed live-action short film Paddle to the Sea with the National Film Board. The Oscar-nominated film became a fixture for Canadian children in schools for decades. This is the story of that film. 📸 NFB 🧵1/10

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PETERBOROUGH! Tickets are getting low for our SHAKESPEARE MY BUTT anniversary show at Market Hall on November 13th. We'll be performing the album start to finish. Special guests will be the fantastic Kingdom Of Birds! click ==> www.tixr.com/groups/marke...

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Peterborough's Canadian Canoe Museum started with the gift of one canoe in 1957 to an outdoor enthusiast. Today, it holds the largest collection of canoes in the world. This video was sponsored by @canucklegame.bsky.social youtu.be/tq9Ney62MdA

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NIAGARA FALLS will host the season finale of our SHAKESPEARE MY BUTT... 35th Anniversary Celebration. We'll be at the OLG Stage at Fallsview along with the amazing Junkhouse on November 21st! Hope to see you there!

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Bill Mason Called The Patron Saint of Canoeing, his books and films helped introduce many Canadians to canoeing. His outdoor films won numerous awards, including an Oscar nomination. Mason received the Order of Canada and was honoured with a stamp after his death.

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