Why I Came Here: Heba Elshamy


Why I Came Here: Heba Elshamy

Heba Elshamy moved to Canada two years ago from Egypt. The Star caught up with her at Wexford Public School, where she teaches Arabic. Video by Randy Risling. (March 04, 2009)

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