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Anne Lauzon boards the elevator with Anne Sophie. Will the City of Ottawa's Chief Archivist convince our young host that she has the best job in the world?

Initially, Anne Lauzon wanted to become a translator. What happened along the way that led her to become an archivist? And does she still enjoy her career change? Watch the video to find out!

Martin Deschâtelets is a superhero illustrator. But is he doing the best job in the world? That's what he'll be trying to prove to Anne-Sophie.

How does one become a superhero illustrator like Martin Deschâtelets? Do you have to come from another planet?

As a physicist, Karin Hinzer's job is to create high-performance solar panels! Is it the coolest job in the world?

Karin Hinzer is a physicist who specializes in solar energy, but that wasn't always the case! It was the students in a course she was teaching who convinced her to take it up!

Éric Hernandez Aragon is a fashion designer. Is there anything cooler than designing your own clothes? Éric thinks not, but will he be able to convince Anne-Sophie?

Éric Hernandez Aragon may not have known he was going to be a fashion designer, but fashion has always been something that appealed to him!

As a milliner, Madeleine France Cormier creates hats from scratch! Without a doubt, it's a creative profession!

Wearing a hat is easy. Making one is another story! How did milliner Madeleine France Cormier get from one step to the next? Watch the video to find out!

No need to travel to the doctor! Just turn on your TV with Annie Hébert, a telemedicine nurse!

Not so long ago, telemedicine didn't exist! So how did Annie Hébert become a telemedicine clinical nurse coordinator? Listen to her explain her journey to Dalí!

Annie Jacques is an Interpretive Officer at the Canada Science and Technology Museum, which means she helps create exhibitions. Now that's a cool job.

Would you like to one day prepare museum exhibits? If so, listen to Annie Jacques explain how she became an interpreter at the Canada Science and Technology Museum!

Audiologist Camille Bégin spends her days helping people hear better. So there's no doubt it's a rewarding job. But is it the best in the world? Listen to the video to find out!