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Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2007
Human trafficking The RCMP estimates that between 600 and 800 people are trafficked into Canada each year, and another 1,500 to 2,200 people are believed to be trafficked into the United States through Canada. But those numbers don’t tell the full story – the authorities admit it’s difficult to identify victims of human trafficking because many are fearful of coming forward. Steve Rennie reports.
Podcasting pupils Two teachers at A. Lorne Cassidy elementary school in Stittsville are changing the way students in their classrooms learn. ‘Portable Radio’ is their online radio podcast production that’s helping students get inspired and bringing the classroom home for parents. Midweek’s Alana Range has this documentary.
You can listen to the student's podcasts at: http://portableradio.edublogs.org/
International careers A recent Carleton University seminar taught students how to gain international experience and prepare themselves for exciting work abroad. Alanna Petroff spoke with lecturer and author, Jean-Marc Hachey, to get insider tips on how to impress international employers.
Dancing disability Kellen is learning to dance through his cerebral palsy with the help of a special teacher. Shara Weaver leads a class through exercises to build confidence and grace. This documentary was prepared by Nadya Bell and Steve Rennie.
Swing revolution Bryn Morin and Byron Alley, Ottawa swing dance instructors, take us through a dance lesson. Through its interesting history and inspiring music, swing dance is a growing favourite in Ottawa. This documentary was prepared by Alana Range and Stefania Zilinskas.
Producer: Sarah McQuillen Audio Editor: Stefania Zilinskas Copy Editors: Jessica Bird and Lindsay Tate Music Editor: Jacqueline Sharkey Chase Producer: Katie Daubs Hosts: Elizabeth Howell and Alana Range
