Pioneer Life in the Maritimes: Part 1

1972Film: Documentary

Direction: Wes HeeneyFloyd Elliott

Production: Don Hopkins

Drawings depict the early life of the Acadian settlers who came to the Maritimes from France. Explains ways the Indigenous People helped the early settlers to hunt and fish. Examines Scottish settlements at Port Royal and on Cape Breton Island. An appendix of photographs of authentic Maritime pioneer artifacts is included.

Subject categories


  • Francophone Communities > Acadia
  • Indigenous Peoples in Canada (First Nations and Métis) > Atlantic RegionHistoryLiving in non-Indigenous Communities
  • History - Canada - Pre-1867 > Atlantic RegionImmigration and SettlementIndigenous PeoplesPioneer LifeRelations between Indigenous Peoples and Europeans

Credits


director
Wes Heeney
Floyd Elliott
producer
Don Hopkins
photography
Harry Barash
artist
Steve Bloomer
research
Don Feather