The Good Samaritan
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Ongoing, First published Jan 17, 2017
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This short story questions what it means to be a good Samaritan.

This is Mark Vidulin's winning entry for the Canadian Paraplegic Association Ontario's 1994 "Voice of Hallowe'en" student writing contest, as read by Andy Barrie, host of CFRB 1010 radio, on Saturday, October 29th, 1994 at the Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, Flora McRae Auditorium, Toronto, Ontario.  Also in attendance were: Russ Germain, Co-Host of CBC Radio, Judy Maddren, Co-Host of CBC Radio, and Jane Urquhart, author of the then-recently released novel, Away.  Subsequently read live on air by Andy Barrie on CFRB 1010.
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