This episode of Talking Dateline was recorded on October 17th.

Hi everybody, I'm Josh Mayikkowitz and this is talking dateline and you know you didn't say that with very much enthusiasm I would tell you know hi everybody you want to give a little bit more guest. I think you should all right. I'll do it. I'll put a little bit more. You want me to do that a guest? I think you should.

All right, I'll do it. I'll put a little more pizzazz in it. Hi everybody, it's

Josh my Incuits and we're talking Dateline and our guest today is...

You're actually not very believable when you do it that way.

Oh, that was the point you're supposed to say your name there.

My guest is Keith Morrison.

We're talking about this story that sent Keith back to his home. Keith

back to his homeland of Canada.

In fact, to the city where I spent,

it was about a year and a half when I was eight years old. It was a great place.

Now to our audience, if you have not seen this episode on television or listen to it on

podcast, it's the episode right below this on the list of podcasts. So go there, listen to that or watch it on TV and then come back here.

So, you know, is it great to be able to go back to Canada and cover a story?

Always, always, yeah, it's a wonderful country in so many ways, and it's always a delight to be there to spend some time there.

Are you mobbed when you go there? Gosh don't be silly. Not mobbed anywhere Josh are you?

Oh no no no I I I sort of have this idea that when you return to Canada it's like

Frank Sinatra and the Bobby Soxers no come on that be silly well but it is nice to be.

You lived in Edmonton when you were a small boy.

Yeah, I remember vividly, toboggening down the side of the banks of the Saskatchewan River. My dad was a preacher at

McDougal United Church at the top of the hill and we'd slide down that hill every Sunday after church.

It was quite exciting.

...