Main Speaker(s): Joan Watson. Video is a paper presented by Watson on the current consumer's view of Canadian health care, comparing and contrasting that with the provincial government's plan for innovating health care. She describes the effect cutbacks are having on both the consumer and the government's plan for the future. She also offers some suggestions as to how the government should innovate and improve Canadian health care, as well as suggestions for consumers regarding health care.

Main Speaker(s): Dr D. Sinclair. Location: lecture room . Video is a speech by Dr Sinclair where he introduces the purpose and theme of the conference, which is the significant challeges faced by health care ministers, as well as the innvoation required to improve Canadian health care. He also introduces the future presentations in the conference.

Main Speaker(s): Raisa Deber, Dr S. Mathwin Davis. Location: Dining Hall. Video is the final speech in the Health Care Conference series, with Deber commenting on the papers delivered in the conference. She critiques the views of the speakers as well as the presentation of the speakers themselves. Afterwards Dr Davis takes the podium and thanks the conference organizers.

Main Speaker(s): Dr John Marshall. Video is of a paper by Dr Marhsall on how continuous quality improvement can help Canadian health care meet its current challenges and expand its impact on society. He also discusses how health care delivery can achieve his principles of constant quality improvement.

Main Speaker(s): Dr Raynald Pineault. Video is of a paper presented by Dr Pineault on potential improvements and innovations to the health care system in Quebec. He presents a plan of reform for the system, as well as a historical analysis of the current health care policies in Quebec.

Roy Bonisteel narrates on screen an informative programme about the role of chaplains in a hospital setting.

File is a film of Head Start (Queen's)

Print from negative.

A recording of the play "Hard Maple" as performed by the Peterborough Theatre Guild.

A recording of the play "Hard Maple" as performed by the Peterborough Theatre Guild.