Strangers to the Land This documentary, produced for broadcast on CBC’s Rough Cuts, focuses on nine young Aboriginal Canadians who return to the land to get in touch with their roots. We follow them through hardship and the ultimate success of their adventure in the Northern Ontario wilderness. No Time for Play Produced in both English and French for broadcast on TVO and TFO, this half-hour documentary personalizes the global issue of child labor through the life experiences of Nicaraguan child workers. It vividly documents the problem, and features some of the most effective solutions, including initiatives undertaken by children themselves, and by adult organizations, governmental and non-governmental, in Canada and Nicaragua. Career Café / Café de l’emploi Produced in both English and French, this nationally broadcast half-hour, daily news magazine style show was aimed at anyone seeking information about careers or choosing a career path. 185 episodes were produced for broadcast on CTV, Rogers, Shaw, Videotron, TFO, and Canal Savoir. April Verch – Roots Revisited This half-hour documentary, produced in association with CHUM, focuses on one of Canada’s rising “roots music” stars, April Verch. Concert footage from her homecoming concert, balanced with candid interviews, sheds light on what it takes to succeed in this dynamic music market. Malaika Angel A heartfelt documentary produced for WTN about the special relationships and bonding between the women of the award-winning musical group Malaika, showing the hard work and dedication that has made them such a success. Making Dreams Come True – The Bytown Fire Brigade Produced in association with the NewRO, this heartwarming half-hour documentary profiles the men and women of the Bytown Fire Brigade and their tireless work with numerous local charities, featuring highlights from their cross-Canada fire-prevention awareness tour. GIWAYKIWIN...Coming Home A stirring documentary produced for the Knowledge Network profiles Outward Bound’s Native Leadership course as we follow a group of young aboriginal people on their journey through the Canadian Outward Bound Wilderness School. Small Steps to a Healthy Future: The Igloolik Project Co-produced with ICSL, this half-hour profile of the Igloolik Headstart Centre, focuses on how the Centre has assessed their community’s needs and put together programs to respond to them. Produced in both English and Inuktitut for broadcast on APTN. Witness the Evil Produced in both English and French, this documentary focuses on the Canadian Forces’ experience in the tiny African state of Rwanda during that country's genocide horror in 1994. This program is now considered a breakthrough in the recognition, treatment and awareness of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, an ailment experienced by some soldiers who serve in war zones.