Podcast appearances and mentions of alan drummond

In late April, the Haliburton Highlands Health Services announced it was cancelling emergency services in Minden and consolidating with the Haliburton hospital, approximately 30 minutes away. The closure is effective June 1. A grassroots group has formed and this week presented more than 16,000 signatures in support of reversing the decision to Queen's Park. To discuss why this measure is concerning residents of the rural town with population of 7,000 that swells during the summer cottage season, we welcome Patrick Porzuczek, spokesperson for Save Minden Ontario Emergency Room, and Dr. Alan Drummond, physician and emergency medicine advocate with the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dawn Dickinson previews Maclean's Magazine with a article about a solution to Canada's supply chain issue. She also shares an article about Alan Drummond, an ER doctor whose emergency department is close to collapsing. From the November 24, 2022 episode.

Macleans interview: State of Emergency: Inside Canada's ER crisis Guest: Dr. Alan Drummond, an emergency room physician, Chair of Public Affairs for the Canadian Federation of Emergency Physicians

Projectiles suspected to be Russian missiles strike Poland, killing two people  Will this trigger Article 5 in NATO or should there be a different response? Guest: Alexander Lanozska, Assistant professor, University of Waterloo and author of “Military Alliances in the Twenty-First Century” The skyrocketing price of lettuce  How are restaurants coping with a lettuce shortage? Guest: Mark von Schellwitz, Vice President, Western Canada, Restaurants Canada With bills and high costs stacking up for Canadians, how can we save money at the grocery store? Guest: Abbey Sharp, dietician and CEO of Abbey's Kitchen Inc. Trump officially sets his sights on a comeback in 2024, does his own party want him? Guest: Steven Schier, retired political science professor from Carleton College in Minnesota Macleans interview: State of Emergency: Inside Canada's ER crisis Guest: Dr. Alan Drummond, an emergency room physician, Chair of Public Affairs for the Canadian Federation of Emergency Physicians

Turning people away, not getting tests done in time, or just long waits in general. That's the state of our hospital system right now, and it's not getting any better. Dr. Alan Drummond is a Rural Emergency Physician at Great War Memorial Hospital in Perth, Ontario, and authored a feature for Maclean's about just how bad the system is. He joined Alex to talk about it, and where we're headed now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How are Ontario's hospitals, staff, and patients handling ER closures, staff burnout, wait times, and other pressures on the health-care system? Dr. Carolyn Snider of St. Michael's Hospital in downtown Toronto and Dr. Alan Drummond of Great War Memorial in Perth discuss the strain the province's hospitals face and what should be done about it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane Brown  is joined by NDP MPP (Nickel-Belt) France Gélinas and Dr. Alan Drummond, an emergency physician in Perth and co-chair of public affairs for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians. Ontario hospital ERs are feeling strained. In fact, Toronto General hospital issued an internal alert to notify that its ICU department is at full capacity and won't have room for more patients. Jane and guests react to the latest and weigh in on how much worse it could get with flu season upon us. ---- 84-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DENIED VAN RENTAL DUE TO HER AGE Jane Brown  is joined by Bill VanGorder, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Policy Officer of CARP and Julian Falconer, principal of Falconers LLP in Toronto. His practice focuses on human rights and public interest litigation. In the news: an 84-year-old Barrie woman was denied a van rental due to her age. Staff at Green Motion allegedly told her she could not rent or drive their vehicles because she is too old. Our guests react to the latest. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

We're going to Estonia and back on this week's Beer Hour! First we'll speak with Estonia's Põhajla Brewing's Ivar Aus, Peeter Keek, and Chris Pilkington about what it's like to be at the forefront of a nascent craft brewing scene. Find out what makes a Baltic Porter special, and where they plan to go next.Then we come back to Wynwood to chat with Coyotaco's Alan Drummond about bringing Mexican food to Miami, and his vast food and drink network. From the secret ingredient to a great tortilla to everything you've wanted to know about mezcal, listen in to get the best tips.

Ukraine Independence Day, what's behind the surge in ER closures this summer & Back to school  - August 23rd, 2022 Ukraine Independence Day: Reflecting on six months of war with Russia  Guest: Alexander Lanoszka, Assistant professor, University of Waterloo and author of “Military Alliances in the Twenty-First Century” Ukraine Independence Day: What does Ukraine need to win? Guest: Kira Rudik, Member of Ukrainian Parliament, Leader of political party Golos Ukraine Independence Day: where are those who fled Ukraine now?  Guest: Svitlana Prystupa, Kharkiv resident now living in the UK Code Blue: what's behind the surge in ER closures this summer and what can be done about it Guest: Dr. Alan Drummond, an emergency room physician, Chair of Public Affairs for the Canadian Federation of Emergency Physicians Back to school: What kind of teacher shortage does Canada face?  Guest: Allyson Jule, Chair of the Association of the BC Deans of Education, executive for the Association of Canadian Deans of Education.

Guest: Dr. Alan Drummond, an emergency room physician, Chair of Public Affairs for the Canadian Federation of Emergency Physicians

You share your emergency room experiences as patients, family members and healthcare workers with our guest emergency physician Dr. Howard Ovens. We also hear from Dr. Alan Drummond, co-chair of public affairs for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians.

Guest: Dr. Alan Drummond, ER and family physician in Perth, Ontario and co-chair of public affairs for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians

Health authorities across Canada cut hours of emergency departments, How Conservatives can unite, inspire, and take Canada forward, Dry July: Alcohol-free suggestions for your summer fun & Inside Ontario group homes where kids were called ‘paychecks' - July 5th, 2022   Health authorities across Canada cut hours of emergency departments Guest: Dr. Alan Drummond, ER and family physician in Perth, Ontario and co-chair of public affairs for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians   How Conservatives can unite, inspire, and take Canada forward Guest: Tasha Kheiriddin, principal at Navigator Ltd., political commentator, author of The Right Path: How Conservatives Can Unite, Inspire and Take Canada Forward   Dry July: Alcohol-free suggestions for your summer fun Guest: Sarah Kate, somegoodcleanfun.com    Inside Ontario group homes where kids were called ‘paychecks' Guest: Carolyn Jarvis, National Investigative Correspondent, Global News

Episode 314 ~ February 17, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics Paddling Adventures Radio turns 6 years old Alan Drummond joins us to talk about paddling in Florida, while John Van Barriger is in Florida paddling Building a canoe from mushrooms warrants a Guinness World Record The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe is based on […]

Episode 314 ~ February 17, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics Paddling Adventures Radio turns 6 years old Alan Drummond joins us to talk about paddling in Florida, while John Van Barriger is in Florida paddling Building a canoe from mushrooms warrants a Guinness World Record The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe is based on […]

Episode 288 ~ August 19, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics If money and time were not an issue, where would you like to go with your kayak?  Sean and Alan Drummond have both come up with 5 places they want to go Planes vs paddlecraft The Bikeraft Guide

Episode 288 ~ August 19, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics If money and time were not an issue, where would you like to go with your kayak?  Sean and Alan Drummond have both come up with 5 places they want to go Planes vs paddlecraft The Bikeraft Guide

Episode 281 ~ July 1, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Alan Drummond joins us to discuss a multitude of topics, including kayaks, a SUP Facebook group, using a SUP wing and foil, social media bullying, LED glow in the dark kayaks, and paddling in the Finger Lakes of New York state.

Episode 281 ~ July 1, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Alan Drummond joins us to discuss a multitude of topics, including kayaks, a SUP Facebook group, using a SUP wing and foil, social media bullying, LED glow in the dark kayaks, and paddling in the Finger Lakes of New York state.

Episode 279 ~ June 24, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Alan Drummond  joins us to talk about some of the great places he enjoys sea kayaking in Ontario A new permit system is in place for anyone planning to take part in any paddling activities in Banff National Park Vancouver Maritime Museum has a new […]

Episode 279 ~ June 24, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Alan Drummond  joins us to talk about some of the great places he enjoys sea kayaking in Ontario A new permit system is in place for anyone planning to take part in any paddling activities in Banff National Park Vancouver Maritime Museum has a new […]

We continued our tour of Miami by talking with food and restaurant connoisseur Alan Drummond. After growing up in Mexico City, Drummond had a dream of bringing authentic Mexican cuisine around the world, with his first stop being Wynwood. Drummond put Wynwood on the map by opening Coyo Taco, a fresh Mexican street food experience. Drummond, then, brought Miami its first food hall, 1-800-Lucky. He now spearheads all food and beverage initiatives at The Oasis Wynwood and the Moxy Hotel in South Beach. Watch to listen to Drummond talk about how he achieved his childhood dream and the expansion of his business around the world.

What can you expect when you visit the emergency room? Listen to Dr. Alan Drummond, a rural Emergency Medicine physician, explain what measures are in place to keep patients, Doctors and staff safe. 

The COVID19 pandemic is moving quickly, as is the news and information around it. That's why our team on the 2020 Network is focused on giving you some balanced perspective on the story as it develops. On this episode of the 2020 Network, host Jodi Butts speaks with Dr. Alan Drummond about gun regulation as a public health issue. Dr. Drummond is an emergency doctor in Perth, Ontario, a member of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians, co-chair of its Public Affairs Committee, which has long advocated for red flag laws to curb firearms suicides.

With a provincial election imminent, the leader of the official provincial opposition will suggest and discuss the changes we arguably need in Alberta if we are to meet the challenges facing us on many fronts. From health care, education and social services to balancing economic development with growing concerns about the environment and clean water security, the speaker will offer solutions. Speaker: Dr. Raj Sherman, Leader of Alberta's Official Opposition Dr. Raj Sherman was elected to his first term as a Member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly for Edmonton-Meadowlark on March 3, 2008. He served as parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Health and Wellness from March 2, 2008, to November 22, 2010. In September 2011 he became Leader of the Alberta Liberal Party and the Official Opposition. Dr. Sherman completed his medical studies at the University of Alberta, and after obtaining his MD from the Faculty of Medicine, he specialized in family and emergency medicine. During his medical career he served as a STARS flight physician, as president of the section of emergency medicine for the Alberta Medical Association (AMA), and as a member of the AMA Health Issues Council. Active in his community, Dr. Sherman is a director of the Society for Helping Lives in Poverty, a past member of the McKernan housing community, and a soccer and basketball coach. He also runs a small construction business designing and building custom-made homes. Dr. Sherman is a clinical lecturer at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Medicine and a past member of the University of Alberta Senate. He continues to be a keynote speaker and panelist at national health conferences. Among his many professional accomplishments Dr. Sherman received a gold pin for his service with STARS, a bronze medal from the Lifesaving Society Alberta and Northwest Territories, and the Alan Drummond advocacy award from the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians. In July 2011 he was voted one of the 50 most influential Albertans by Alberta Venture magazine. Dr Sherman continues to practice emergency medicine on weekends in Edmonton, Alberta.

With a provincial election imminent, the leader of the official provincial opposition will suggest and discuss the changes we arguably need in Alberta if we are to meet the challenges facing us on many fronts. From health care, education and social services to balancing economic development with growing concerns about the environment and clean water security, the speaker will offer solutions. Speaker: Dr. Raj Sherman, Leader of Alberta's Official Opposition Dr. Raj Sherman was elected to his first term as a Member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly for Edmonton-Meadowlark on March 3, 2008. He served as parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Health and Wellness from March 2, 2008, to November 22, 2010. In September 2011 he became Leader of the Alberta Liberal Party and the Official Opposition. Dr. Sherman completed his medical studies at the University of Alberta, and after obtaining his MD from the Faculty of Medicine, he specialized in family and emergency medicine. During his medical career he served as a STARS flight physician, as president of the section of emergency medicine for the Alberta Medical Association (AMA), and as a member of the AMA Health Issues Council. Active in his community, Dr. Sherman is a director of the Society for Helping Lives in Poverty, a past member of the McKernan housing community, and a soccer and basketball coach. He also runs a small construction business designing and building custom-made homes. Dr. Sherman is a clinical lecturer at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Medicine and a past member of the University of Alberta Senate. He continues to be a keynote speaker and panelist at national health conferences. Among his many professional accomplishments Dr. Sherman received a gold pin for his service with STARS, a bronze medal from the Lifesaving Society Alberta and Northwest Territories, and the Alan Drummond advocacy award from the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians. In July 2011 he was voted one of the 50 most influential Albertans by Alberta Venture magazine. Dr Sherman continues to practice emergency medicine on weekends in Edmonton, Alberta.