Heritage Minutes: Edwin A. Baker

The film tells the story of Edwin A. Baker, who lost his sight during the First World War. His journey showcases his determination and resilience as he co-founded the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. This key organization has played a vital role in empowering Canadians who are blind to live independently.

With a focus on social issues and historical significance, this film appeals to those interested in Canadian history and advocacy for the disabled. The top cast includes Bruce Horak and Donovan Tildesley, who portray pivotal roles in bringing Baker's story to life. This film is part of the Heritage Minutes series, which aims to educate viewers about important Canadian figures and events through engaging storytelling.