Thursday May 24, 2012
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French Immersion registration crunch
| A spot in the French Immersion Kinderstart program appears to be the hottest ticket in town. Anthony talks to Bruce Vey - the assistant director of Programs with the Eastern School District to find out if waiting in a lineup at four in the morning is the only option for registering children in the program.
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Youth care
From hotel rooms to 24-hour care: Anne Whalen is the executive director of Blue Sky Child Youth Family Care - a company that has ramped up its care of young people needing a safe place to live. She speaks with Anthony about the youth care situation stemming from a debate in the House of Assembly on Wednesday.
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Community garden
| Right now it’s an overgrown, unused vacant piece of land tucked away at the end of Cavell Avenue in St. John’s… but a group of green thinking neighbours want that to change. Their plan is to raise the cash to turn that contaminated land next to a playground into a blossoming community garden. Sara Tilley lives in the neighbourhood at the foot of Signal Hill, and she speaks with Anthony about the garden plans.
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