Alberta native Tim Van Horn is travelling across the country interviewing and photographing thousands of people. (1)
The Inside Story with Avery Haines
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The Inside Story: Innisfil teen signs up for Mars One project
It's always his dream to travel to space and now Cody Alexander, 19, is one step closer. Video
The Inside Story: Woman aims to shut down alleged cult
Carol Christie lived in fear and isolation for decades in an alleged cult said she wants the government to shut down the "church" and save those who still live there - including her youngest son. Video
The Inside Story: Brampton family endures nightmare after their children are kidnapped
Two young brothers are kidnapped in 2008 and held for ransom. The Inside Story’s Avery Haines talks to the Brampton family about the crime, the conviction, and the startling revelation about the perpetrator’s fate. For victims of crime to register to be informed about a criminal’s status you can call the Victim Support Line toll-free Read the Rest of the Entry Video (1)
The Inside Story: Fallout from a Life with Billy
On Friday Avery Haines met with the minister responsible for Child and Youth Services in Ontario. Video
The Inside Story: Life with Billy
The award winning 'The Inside Story: Life with Billy,' originally aired Apr. 12, 2012. Video
The Inside Story: Cambridge teen gets new lung
Kayla Baker, 14, underwent a lung transplant at the Hospital for Sick Children on Wednesday after a two-year wait for a donor. Video
The Inside Story: Jays Care, Pathways helps one man achieve a bright future
Although baseball has never been a part of his life, Wares Fazelyar says he owes his future to the Jays Care Foundation and Pathways to Education. Video
The Inside Story: Autistic boy’s science videos make him a YouTube hit
Jordan Hilkowitz, an 11-year-old Richmond Hill boy, has parlayed his love of science into internet celebrity — all with the help of his caring babysitter. Video
The Inside Story: One woman speaks out about the ripple effect of violent crime
Shannon Moroney found out that the man she loved was living the most extreme of double lives. Video
