The item is a film print of unedited footage from around 1958. It contains winter scenes with heavy equipment at work, surveying, plowing snow, office interior, power plant, substation exteriors, etc. and tunnel or penstock construction at Ash River project on Great Central Lake.

News item. Shows sno-cat ploughing snow to clear ski runs. Reporter Bruce Kirkpatrick speaks from the top of the longest ski run at Forbidden Plateau, where there is approximately 4.5 feet of compact snow. View of Georgia Strait to the southeast.

SUMMARY: This program was broadcast separately from the regular season's "People in Landscape" sub-series. The Rogers Pass snowslide of 1910, which killed 58 railroad workers, is recalled by Bill La Chance -- the sole survivor -- as well as Mr. and Mrs. Philip Parker, Andy Gray, Doug Abrahamson, and G.H. Williamson.

Amateur film. Shows family activities, community events, Stewart and Hyder buildings, and scenery in summer and winter -- including extensive shots of snow clearing. S.S. Alaska.