Half Way There 14 year old Zack Starkman's kidneys don't work. "If I could have anything in the world it would be a transplant. That would fix everything." The first step was to have both kidneys removed at Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital. LESS

Crokinole Crossroads Jamie McDonald is agonising. Should he follow his passion to be a writer or follow in his father's footsteps and be a farmer. How will he decide? Simple. Compete at the World Crokinole Championships in Tavistock Ontario! LESS

They Served a Sentence Suzanne Urpecz wondered how a family copes when one of them is serving time in prison. For Doug Smith, he says his family served a sentence while he served a sentence. Doug Smith's children were 3 and 5 when he went to prison and now they are teenagers. After 13 years in prison, Doug Smith was released to a halfway house and is now able to see his family again. Suzanne finds out how they are coping. LESS

Losing it Slowly Molly Burke of Oakville Ontario is an ordinary teenager in every way except one, she's going blind - and it makes her angry; "why do I have to slowly lose my sight, why wasn't I born blind, that would have been much easier." LESS