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...as-soft-sell-propaganda "Canadian Second World War propaganda films."] ''[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|CBC]]'', 2015 (originally broadcast on March 31, 1 ...floating ocean [[runway]]s, were being contemplated as future advances in aviation.

...oyal Canadian Air Force Women's Division|Woman's Division]] in the [[Royal Canadian Air Force]] (RCAF) during the [[World War II|Second World War]], who freed ...pe requires more aviators. The government responds by creating the [[Royal Canadian Air Force Women's Division]] in 1941. By 1943, 9,000 recruits, women from a

'''''Zero Hour''''' is a 22-minute 1944 Canadian [[documentary film]], made by the [[National Film Board of Canada]] (NFB) a ...torm troops": French commandos, U.S. Rangers, British Marines backed up by Canadian and U.S. paratroopers. At "Zero Hour", the strategic and tactical air attac

{{Short description|1941 Canadian propaganda film}} ...nationally in ''[[The World in Action]]'' series.<ref>Goetz, William. "The Canadian Wartime Documentary: 'Canada Carries on' and 'The World in Action'. ''Cinem

{{about|the 1942 Canadian film|the 1941 British film of the same title|Ferry Pilot (1941 film)}} ...vily on stock footage, including "enemy footage".<ref>Goetz, William. "The Canadian Wartime Documentary: 'Canada Carries on' and 'The World in Action'. ''Cinem

...s (running about 10 minutes in length) under this heading, with the longer films simply dubbed “specials.” For the most part, this was a handy marketing ...the main feature. By this time it was more profitable to re-release older films rather than make new ones, but theater owners expected a few “new” offe