Traces the history of hunting, describes how birds and mammals were driven nearly to extinction for their feathers and fur, and looks at big game hunting
Peter Verney Knihy
After being jilted at the altar, Ed Brown seeks a fresh start by moving to a remote town in Alberta to teach. He aims to produce a school performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado, but faces opposition from the local pastor, who threatens to keep his congregation's children from participating. As Ed navigates the challenges of rural life and community dynamics, he strives to bring the joy of theater to the town while confronting the pastor's influence.