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Part 1. Main Speaker(s): S.U.R.P. Planning Committee. Video contains a pitch to develop part of Kingston's waterfront delivered to the planning committee, after which citizens of Kingston discuss their concerns regarding the development.

Video slideshow created by QTV showing photographs from throughout Queen's TV's history.

Video is a brief advertisment for Queen's University, potentially to be played on TV. The narrator describes some of the perks and achievements of Queen's, while a page-flipping animation goes through several accompanying photos.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Harry Brown. Location: Take 30 studio. Clips from CBC TV show Take 30. Begins with segment on The Jupiter Effect which would end the world on March 10, 1982 (the day after the show). Afterward comes a segment on a group of Canadian tapestries on loan to the Barbican Centre. The next segment is on how more and more Canadian families are getting multiple sources of income due to the increased number of wives joining the workforce, as well as the downsides of that.

Song by Georgio Rongeo about Toronto featuring a slideshow of city landmarks. Afterward, a short PSA on the importance of using your seatbelt provided by a businessman.

Song by Georgio Rongeo about Toronto featuring a slideshow of city landmarks. Afterward, a short PSA on the importance of using your seatbelt provided by a businessman.

Main Speaker(s): Lyn Williams, Pat Beherrial, David Helwig. Video is of several interviews by representatives of the Kingston Arts Council. First interview is of Williams, who is asked about her opinion on the impact of the arts on Kingston's community and economy. Next Beherrial is asked about how the theatre groups in Kingston have developed in the last 30 years. Afterwards, there is a clip of a fire thrower juggling torches with some shots of a market in Kingston. Finally, Helwig is interviewed and also asked about the impact of the arts on Kingston.

Main Speaker(s): David Kemp. Video begins with an interview with Kemp, who is asked about how he feels the arts are prioritized in Kingston. Afterwards he reads an excerpt from Barry Broadfoot's novel "10 Lost Years".