Canadian aid worker describes his kidnapping in Kenya Add to ...
A Canadian aid worker who was kidnapped in Kenya in June is happy to be home and plans to rest for a while. Steven Dennis says he is grateful for his rescue after being taken by captors in a hail of gunfire and held for days.
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