QUEBEC CANADA, JULY 1977

Footage from the Saint Lawrence river towards St Lawrence. The lens focuses on the Frontena Château, continues on the Clock Tower, focuses on Price Building and captures the picturesque buildings alongside the river at St. Lawrence. The filmmaker and his company walk in the plains of Abraham, an area outside the city where the decisive battle of 1759 took place. We watch a royal guard and a policeman who corrects his bearskin hat, and another royal guard performs honorary duties. We continue our tour of the Dufferin Terrace which is surrounding the Château Frontena. Dufferin Terrace is made of wooden boards with a unique river view and plenty of coffee shops. We watch cannons and small kiosks alongside the terrace. The magnificent Saint Lawrence Hotel poses in the lens (designed by Bruce Price and built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1893). The film closes with views from the city's picturesque streets with outdoor artists, passers-by that stand at the exhibitions and carriages that move around in the streets.