CANADIAN EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENARY SERVICES

Sample of Independently Produced Educational Documentaries by Todd Harris

Toronto’s Dirty Little Secret – Keele Valley Landfill Site – In development Part 1 Watch on Vimeo – Password: 2023

Toronto’s Dirty Little Secret – Keele Valley Landfill Site – In development Part 2 Watch on Vimeo – Password: 2023

Grace Hartman: The First Woman to Lead a Major Union in Canada – 1997-1998 Broadcast Nationally – Vision TV

Grievance Arbitrators in Canada: Their Changing Role Over Time – 2003 Broadcast Nationally – ACCESS, the Education Station and Canadian Learning Television

Grievance Arbitration in Canada: Their Changing Role Over Time – 2003 Broadcast Nationally – ACCESS, the Education Station and Canadian Learning Television

You Can’t Jail the Strike (the Gainer’s Strike) – 1986

Gainers Update and Settlement – 1987

Site 41: A Quarter Century Fight to Preserve Clean Water “Best Investigative Journalist Documentary”
University of Toronto Film Festival – 2010

Contracted Documentaries

University of Toronto: Three Cities Within Toronto – Educational Documentary: 2010

Toronto: The Divided City – Trends

Toronto: The Divided City – Forces Dividing the City

Toronto: The Divided City – Possible Solutions

York University, Faculty of Environmental Studies: Educational Documentary

Perspectives on Toronto’s Next Urban Transformation: Ideas for the Future of Tower Neighbourhood Renewal – 2012

Photos of Interviews by Todd Harris Conducted for an Environmental Educational Documentary

Myra Hird – Professor and Queen’s National Scholar in Sociology at Queen’s University and Director of Waste Flows, an interdisciplinary research project focused on waste.

Gord Miller – Ontario Environmental Commissioner 2000-2015

Dianne Saxe – Ontario Environmental Commissioner 2015-2019. One of the world’s leading environmental lawyers recognized provincially and globally for her work, focussing on the climate crisis

Site 41: A Quarter Century Fight to Preserve Clean Water

“Best Investigative Journalist Documentary”

University of Toronto Film Festival – 2010