It's here!

Season three of my travel documentary series Seeing Canada!

I learned so much making this new series and ate some seriously delicious food.

This new Seeing Canada series connects viewers to Canada’s culinary scene, nature, diversity of cultures, Indigenous tourism, Black History and Southwestern Ontario's connection to the Underground Railroad.

To see the descriptions of the new six episodes please go to my website here: https://brandyyanchyk.com/seeing-canada-s3

If I filmed with you and you are not in these episodes you will be in season four which will come out in early 2023! I was a busy lady filming this year so I am doing two new seasons which is very exciting.

We are in post production now and the series will start airing at the end of June on public TV stations in the USA including PBS just in time for Canada Day which is July 1st.

The series will air in lots of other places in the future and I will update you as it all happens.

#SeeingCanada

Today Brandy Yanchyk found out from her international distributor, Flame Distribution, that her shows Seeing Canada, Seeing the USA, Dino Trails and The Dinosaur Echo will be airing on Tubi TV!

Thank you to the Flame team for all your hard work.

"Tubi is an American over-the-top content platform and ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox Corporation.

The service was launched on April 1, 2014, and is based in San Francisco, California. In January 2021, Tubi reached 33 million monthly active users." - Tubi TV

We can't wait to continue to explore Canada in season four of Seeing Canada! Thank you TravMedia for inviting Journalist Brandy Yanchyk to #IMM2022.

Brandy attended virtually this year and heard from different Canadian tourism departments about all the new exciting activities tourism operators have to offer.

IMM is the Travel Industry’s only Global Network Connecting Media and PR Professionals.

Please watch #SeeingCanada seasons one and two on Amazon Prime Video. Season three will come out on July 1st on public TV stations including PBS.

Season four will start filming this spring!

To commemorate #BlackHistoryMonth here’s a preview of season three of #SeeingCanada.

In this short clip Journalist, Brandy Yanchyk, interviews artist Teajai Travis at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum in Southwestern Ontario.

Teajai is a descendant of Underground Railroad Travellers and has done research into his ancestors.

This experience is part of Brandy's Seeing Canada season three series.

Teachers can access Seeing Canada's #BlackHistory short videos through McIntyre Media - Educational and Curriculum Video.

#DiscoverON #ontsouthwest #BlackHistory #YQG #UndergroundRailroad #SeeingCanada

Destination Ontario Brandy Y Productions Inc. Ontario's Southwest Tourism Windsor Essex

Here is a short documentary that Brandy Yanchyk made about the Dr. Roman Petryshyn who is from Edmonton, Alberta. The documentary is called "Visionary Collaborations: The Life and Work of Dr. Roman Petryshyn".

Recently Dr. Roman Petryshyn was awarded the Order of Canada for his leadership in the evolution of multiculturalism, and for his advocacy of ethnocultural inclusion in mainstream society.

This video was completed in February 2022 and was commissioned by the MacEwan University's Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre.

Click this link to watch the documentary.

#OrderofCanada #GGHonours

Brandy Yanchyk’s documentary "Attachments of Life" will start airing on PBS stations in March 2022.

Attachments of Life is a documentary about how our belongings alter our lives. The film follows five Albertans with distinctive relationships with their possessions: a collector of classic cars, a senior with hoarding disorder, minimalists living in a tiny house and a woman who has lost her possessions.

I think the picture says it all! Host, Brandy Yanchyk, had such a wonderful time in Abbotsford, British Columbia in September. We filmed Seeing Canada season three with Seaside Pearl Farmgate Winery owner Allison Zimmerman.

The wine was delicious.

Allison Zimmerman is so creative, charming and fun. We can't wait for you to meet her when the new episodes come out in 2022 on public TV stations in the USA including Create TV and on Amazon Prime Video.

Fortunately the Seaside Pearl Farmgate Winery was not hurt by the recent floods in the area.

Seeing Canada season three is now in post-production. The new episodes will air in 2022 on public TV stations in the USA including PBS and Create TV. It will also be on Amazon Prime Video.

#SeeingCanada #explorebc #TMACtravel#SchoolofBrandy #Abbotsford

Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk is so excited to be making her second documentary for the Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre - MacEwan University in Edmonton, Alberta!

This new documentary is about Dr. Roman Petryshyn. Dr. Petryshyn was appointed as Member to the Order of Canada on September 27th, 2021 and Brandy Yanchyk made this short video about him to celebrate. Click here to see the video.

Brandy loves learning about her Ukrainian Canadian heritage and the people who have worked so hard to keep this culture thriving across the country and in Alberta.

Roman has also helped lots of people in Ukraine by organizing some amazing programs.

You can read about Roman here: https://ridru.artsrn.ualberta.ca/.../clu.../roman-petryshyn/

Brandy is in post production on the longer documentary on Roman Petryshyn now.

We’re always having fun at Brandy Y Productions! Thank you World Congress of Science & Factual Producers - WCSFP for asking Brandy Yanchyk, creator of “Seeing Canada", to host this years Mix & Mingle: The Science of Cocktails at #WCSFP21!

The next time you book a holiday look for an Indigenous tourism operator to help you explore. There’s so much talent here in Canada.

Brandy Yanchyk, host of the travel series “Seeing Canada”, was thrilled to be invited by Indigenous Tourism Alberta to attend the Alberta Indigenous Tourism Summit.

It was a wonderful opportunity to meet many of the Indigenous tourism operators who are offering incredible, authentic First Nations experiences in Alberta.

The Summit was held at the Grey Eagle Resort & Casino on Tsuut’ina Nation land in Calgary.

#IndigenousTourismAlberta #SeeingCanada #DestinationIndigenous #TMACtravel