Global Edmonton Profiles in Courage 2022

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Global Edmonton’s annual holiday special “Profiles in Courage” features some of the most inspiring Albertans of the year. They have all endured difficult medical journeys and made a difference for others along the way. If you need a mental health lift, or perhaps even some motivation to reach a certain goal, this show is for you.

The 2022 special celebrates eight Albertans, including Jan Fletcher, who was paralyzed in a horseback riding accident, but inspired others by getting back in the saddle in her own way. Also featured are two children: Aria Gutmann, a young girl with special needs who found an unlikely group of mentors in a junior hockey team; and Karter Bourgeault, a six-year-old battling an aggressive brain tumour whose family found a creative way to give him courage – thanks to his love of the Edmonton Oilers.

“Profiles in Courage” is hosted, written and produced by award-winning Global Edmonton Health Matters reporter and anchor Su-Ling Goh.

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