Tells about the high and low points Canadians experienced in the 1960s through the early 1980s: Expo 67, the triumphant World's Fair some Canadians regarded as "the best thing Canada had ever done"; the FLQ crisit of October 1970, when a terrorist group who believed Quebec should leave the rest of Canada held many in fear for their lives; environmental groupd' and government agencies' struggles to balance efficiency and ecology; and in 1982 Canada's final ownership of its constitution after prolonged and often heated political debates.