Documentary: Film on forests and tree harvesting in Saskatchewan. There are scenes of operations at the Carrot River saw mill, the Big River saw mill, the Green Lake saw mill and the Saskatchewan Forest Products Corporation saw mills. As well, there is footage of the Prince Albert Pulp Mill which shows the products the above mentioned companies produce.

Note: Presented by Saskatchewan Forest Products Corporation and the script and post production by Helen Lumby.

A golfer on the fairway at the Prince Albert Golf Course.

A group of men at the bandshell in Prince Albert park, possibly gathered for a convention.

A group of people watch a gathering of one-man sleighs pulled by horses in front of the J.B. Kernaghan hardware store.

A group of Roman Catholic clergyman on the steps of the Bishop's Palace in Prince Albert.

A group of soldiers standing at attention at Prince Albert.

A. H. Woodman general agent and auctioneer building on 1st Avenue East, Prince Albert.

A horse-drawn buggy passing by the Bank of Ottawa in Prince Albert. Two men standing at the entrance to the bank.

Documentary profiling a peer literacy training program for First Nations male prisoners at the Prince Albert Correctional Centre in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Delivered in cooperation with the Prince Albert Indian and Métis Friendship Centre, the program encourages literacy as a means of building empowerment in inmates while in prison and upon release. Interviewees include: David Simpson, Director, Prince Albert Correctional Centre; Karen Dvorak, Literacy Coordinator, Prince Albert Correctional Centre; Bernice Sayese, Prince Albert Indian and Métis Friendship Centre; and several unidentified inmates. Produced by Heartland Motion Pictures in association with Canwest Television. Dub of master with commercial blacks.

A large brick house with a long side veranda, possibly in Prince Albert.