Primary Health Care Services of Peterborough commissioned a series of videos detailing their initiative known as the Youth Sports Concussion Program. The program was intended to establish best practices in the area of concussion and recovery, as it relates to sport. This was the introductory video to the program.

Next in the Youth Sports Concussion Program series from Primary Health Care Services of Peterborough; the focus of this video was the education of trainers and coaches in the field of concussion diagnosis and treatment.

Also from the Youth Sports Concussion Program series from Primary Health Care Services of Peterborough; this video sought to educate through the eyes, and experiences, of students and teachers, whose lives have be reshaped by concussion.

Crossing the River (CTR) was a paranormal investigation show that featured locations around Ontario, Canada. It was initially created for the Cogeco Network; but, the goal was to try and get picked up by a network! This is the pilot episode.

The Crossing The River team visits a restaurant with a long history of ghost stories. Chemong Lodge in Bridgenorth, Ontario is believed, by owners and visitors alike, to be haunted by several spirits. Crossing The River is there when things start to go bump in the night.

Crossing The River captures some of its most startling evidence to date at the old Historical Cornwall Gaol in Cornwall, Ontario. In its day, the gaol housed untold numbers of innocent men, women and children. The Gaol is steeped in paranormal history and the Crossing the River team may have made contact with some of the souls said to linger there.

All alone in this Muskoka landmark, the Crossing The River team gets a ghostly invitation to visit a room with an unseen occupant. This Ontario location, so steeped in ghost stories, it named its dining room Ghosts. On their overnight stay the CTR trio collects audio and visual evidence they just can’t explain.