Newly arrived Canadians of Polish origin embrace the traditions of their former homeland. This excerpt puts traditional crafts like spinning, doll making and wood carving on display. The narrator comments that Canada is not a melting-pot, but a place where distinct cultures appreciate each other. A soundtrack of traditional music adds to the spirit of the film.

The film opens with the traditional Easter ceremony of the Polish-Canadian community. Coming to Manitoba with the hope of a better life, these hard-working people developed their own skills and devices, keeping their traditions as they added their strength to the agricultural work-force. Spinning, woodcarving, embroidery and dance are among the many activities which reflect their Polish heritage.