To celebrate Family Day 2011 in Ontario, Bruce Clemenger, president of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, appeared on the 100 Huntley Street talk show to talk about his experiences as an adoptive dad. He offers an excellent summary of the three ways that Canadian families can adopt, as well as how fulfilling he and his wife find being adoptive parents.
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