Being a Deaf Tour Guide

By Scott on May 16, 2009 5:22 PM | 0 Comments

Victoria, author of this VLOG, writes, "...my summer job [was] as a tour guide with Parks Canada. I go on to encourage other Deaf Canadian youth to try and apply for jobs with Parks Canada (Young Canada Works)."


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