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Film details family roughing it in the Yukon

Suzanne Crocker joined Lucy van Oldenbarneveld on Our Ottawa this week to talk about the film, All the time in the world, which chronicals experience of a family living in a remote cabin in the wilderness.
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Our Ottawa: All the time in the world

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Suzanne Crocker and her family lived for nine months in an isolated Yukon cabin and documented the experience in a new film.

The experience of a family living in a remote cabin in the Yukon wilderness is the subject of a new film screening at the Wakefield International Film Festival this weekend.

Suzanne Crocker joined Lucy van Oldenbarneveld on Our Ottawa this week to talk about the film, All the time in the world. You can watch that interview in the video above.

Our Ottawa is CBC Television's weekly magazine program, airing at Saturday at Noon, Sunday at 11 a.m. and Monday at 1 p.m.

Join host Lucy van Oldenbarneveld for a look at what's happening in our community, plus lifestyle tips and stories about health, consumer, music, arts and entertainment.

Also this week on Our Ottawa:

  • Eating Disorders: Dr. Mark Norris from CHEO talks about a new educational website www.canped.ca. It's a new support for parents and caregivers of children and youth who are suffering from an eating disorder.​

  • Musical Prelude: The NAC Orchestra's new musical director Alexander Shelley unveils next year's season.

  • Lifeguard Trainees: A group from Iqaluit update their swimming and life saving skills at a recreation centre in Ottawa.

 

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