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The series consists of unedited footage on 58 video cassettes and were made by Fred Easton and the B.C. Legal Education Project, a project funded jointly by the Federal Department of Justice and the Legal Services Society. The project's purpose was to record the community hearings of the British Columbia Royal Commission on Uranium Mining, and to produce a one-hour video documentary. The video material includes footage of commission members making on-site inspections of active uranium exploration sites (V1988:50/44-48), and of the September 1979 press conference at which the commission released its first interim report (V1988:50/58). There are also interviews with commission chairman David Bates (V1988:50/23), Environment minister Rafe Mair (V1988:50/52-53), and Health minister James Hewitt (V1988:50/49-51).

The item is a video copy of the proceedings of the Bates inquiry (Royal Commission of Inquiry, Health and Environment Protection, Uranium Mining).

The file consists of 13 video cassettes documenting the proceedings of the investigation into the collapse of the Save-On Foods & Drugs building at Station Square in Burnaby. Dan J. Closkey was the Commissioner.