Part of a television public affairs program with host Knowlton Nash featuring reports and interviews.~Another report on a mining company, the Transarctic Exploration Limited, that claimed land within the city of Kamloops, British Columbia without the city's consent. Doug Collins talks with the people involved: Gordon Nicol, Mayor of Kamloops; Ralph Shaw of the McQueen Lake Study Centre; Crawford Hamilton, land developer; and Eugene Dood of Transarctic Exploration Limited. Shots of the land areas that were staked, and of the beautiful nature reserve of McQueen Lake Study Centre, also staked by the mining company. Unlike the previous report on the mineral claims on John Lammers' land in Yukon, this company finally decided to withraw their claims, considering the arguments brought on by the residents of Kamloops.~A film on the world's most seductive honeymoon resort, catering exclusively to the needs and desires of honeymooners, located in the Pocano mountains of Pennsylvania. Sequence on planned activities of the resort, recreation facilities, exotic dancers, heart-shaped beds, and and bubble baths. Air to ground shot of the resort and an interview with the two owners of Cove Haven.~A report on the labour demonstrations that occurred in Sept-Îles, Quebec in which a young man, [Armand Saint-Joly], died in an accident. Sequence on the funeral procession. The union men were protesting against the jail sentence of the three union leaders in Quebec. On site, Clément Godbout of the Steelworker's Union, describes the situation. Shots of riot policemen, and the damged building. Robert Fleury, publisher, talks about the people's reaction.~A film report on, and analysis of, the nearly four-day occupation of the premises of the psychiatric Institute Albert Prévost by striking nurses, technicians, maintenance staff, and several doctors sympathetic to their cause. Included are interviews with l'abbé Louis O'Neil; Dr. Joel Kreps; Pierre Lachance, orderly; Pierre Godu, social worker; Dr. Jacques Brunet, Deputy Minister of Social Affairs of Quebec; and Jean-Louis Bourret, administrative director of the institute. Sequences on union meetings held inside the institute and also in a church basement. Shots of riot police standing by, and a helicopter patrolling the area. This occupation is also the result of the imprisonment of the three union leaders in Quebec.~An interview with Jacques Parizeau, deputy leader of the Parti québécois, l'abbé Louis O'Neill, professor of social ethics at Laval University; and Jérôme Choquette, Quebec Justice Minister, who give their views of the causes and methods of the recent strikes and riots of organized labour movements in Quebec. <45mn>
