Podcasts about Alliston

Longtime Liberal minister Steven Guilbeault talks to us about today's cabinet appointments, and what his present company means for Canada's future. British Columbia is making the case that American health care workers worried about Donald Trump should relocate to Canada. A nurse from Texas tells us things are unsettling, so she's considering resettling. Honda delays its multi-billion-dollar EV plant in Alliston, Ontario. The town's mayor tells that –- auto industry troubles aside – he believes the project just needs some time to recharge. New research into WIFW – which, of course, stands for "water-inducted finger wrinkling", reveals some analog truths about our digital appendages.A group of Finnish Eurovision fans are driving a sauna to Switzerland for this year's contest. One tells us getting people to grab a towel and join them is proving to be no sweat. And, one of the world's largest snails is filmed for the first time doing something with its neck that makes the hairs on ours stand on end – laying an egg. As It Happens, the Tuesday Edition. Radio that provides full-throated support.

In this episode of the Guide to Awesomeness Podcast, powered by Coldwell Banker Ronan Realty, host Sarah engages in an insightful conversation with Colleen, the events coordinator and social media expert at the Circle Theatre in Alliston, Ontario. Colleen shares the storied history of the Circle Theatre from its inception in 1938 b to its eventual purchase and renovation by Peter and Kate Vander Zaag. The episode delves into the theatre's various renovations, memorable community events, the hurdles of movie selections, and Colleen's personal experiences and excitement for future projects, including the Tecumseh Film Festival and the celebrations for the theatre's 85th anniversary. Colleen also touches on her favourite recurring events like the Rocky Horror Picture Show and highlights the collaborative spirit with local businesses in Alliston.Learn more: https://www.circletheatre.ca/00:00 Introduction to the Guide to Awesomeness Podcast00:39 The Heart of Circle Theatre01:18 The Origins of Circle Theatre02:05 Renovations and Changes Over the Years03:46 The Theatre's Revival and Recent Milestones07:27 Community Events and Traditions09:36 Future Plans and Exciting Projects12:37 Colleen's Personal Reflections and Closing ThoughtsLooking to buy or sell a home or business? Curious about becoming a Realtor?Let's Connecthttps://ronanrealty.com/https://www.facebook.com/CBRonanRealty/https://www.linkedin.com/company/coldwell-banker-ronan-realty/

In this episode of the Guide to Awesomeness podcast, we're joined by Skye Barnes, the communications and marketing specialist at Matthews House Hospice in Alliston, Ontario. This episode explores the history, growth, and impact of the hospice, highlighting its commitment to serving the community and providing compassionate care to those facing life-limiting illnesses and their families. By sharing this story and highlighting its wide range of services, the Matthews House Hospice hopes to continue building awareness and serving the needs of the community for years to come. For more information visit https://www.matthews.house/Looking to buy or sell a home or business? Curious about becoming a Realtor?Let's Connecthttps://ronanrealty.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CBRonanRealty/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/coldwell-banker-ronan-realty/https://www.instagram.com/cbronanrealty/ https://www.tiktok.com/@cbronanrealty

On this episode of the Strong Towns Podcast, Chuck discusses street safety with Melany Alliston, a project manager and civil engineer with Toole Design. They cover the role of engineers in creating safe streets, Alliston's work with Toole Design and her experience participating in a number of Crash Analysis Studio sessions. ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES Melany Alliston (Toole Design site). Register for the virtual press conference where we will release the report “Beyond Blame: How Cities Can Learn From Crashes To Create Safer Streets Today”. Learn more about the Crash Analysis Studio method. Chuck Marohn (Twitter/X).

Pet Grocer is proud to support and shine a spotlight on the incredible work our local rescues do for our community. This month we have the pleasure of featuring podcast interviews with three local rescues an we are excited to help them get their message out.Alliston & District Humane Society (ADHS):The Alliston & District Humane Society (ADHS) has been serving the community since 1988, providing shelter and care for stray, unwanted, and neglected animals across several townships. Operating a no-kill policy for adoptable animals, ADHS runs a comprehensive range of programs, including a dog, cat, and small animal adoption service, as well as a feral cat neutering program. The shelter is supported by volunteers and medical staff and offers humane education and wildlife services to the community. Since opening their first permanent facility in 2010, ADHS continues to be a vital resource for local animal welfare.Location: Everett, OntarioWebsite: allistonhumane.comTop Three Things to Know About Alliston & District Humane Society:Longstanding Community Presence: Operating since 1988, ADHS supports animal welfare across multiple townships with a dedicated volunteer team and medical support.No-Kill Policy: ADHS strives for a 100% adoption rate, with a no-kill philosophy for all adoptable animals.Diverse Programs: The shelter offers adoption programs for cats, dogs, and small animals, along with feral cat neutering, lost & found services, and humane education.Rescue Needs:Monetary donationsPaper towelsCat and kitten foodLaundry detergentVolunteersFollow Pet Grocer on FacebookFollow Pet Grocer on InstagramVisit our Website **The content in this podcast is not meant to replace veterinary advice. Always consult your holistic veterinarian prior to using any recommended items or supplements.**

Happy Monday, Fabulous Listener! Happy Labor Day to everyone in the US celebrating this fabulous holiday. Sending you tons of blessing that you are enjoying the fruit of all your labor. This evening, we have the pleasure of having the fabulous debut author, Angela van Breemen joining us. We are chatting about her recent novel, Past Life's Revenge. This is a thrilling story with a unique perspective. Angela van Breemen is a graduate of the University of Guelph with a degree in management economics and was a co-owner of a dental supply company. After the company was sold, she turned her focus to writing, music, and volunteering her time as a website administrator at Procyon Wildlife in Beeton, Ontario. Her first novel, Past Life's Revenge, is a crime thriller with a twist of spiritualism. Angela's genre is writing crime fiction thrillers that explore the use of the paranormal to solve cold cases. She is an avid writer of poetry, belongs to the Wordsmiths Writers' Group based out of Alliston, Ontario and is a member of the Crime Writers of Canada and the South Simcoe Arts Council. Music and poetry have been an integral part of her life and in April of 2024 she launched her debut album, In The Breeze. Celtic in nature, it includes three original pieces of music, based on her poetry. To learn more about Ms. Angela's books and music, check out her site at. https://angelavanbreemen.ca/. Thank you for joining us this evening. Always a pleasure bringing you new books from incredible authors. If you are enjoying the podcast and would like to stay in touch, subscribe. You don't want to miss a single episode. Happy Listening, DC

In this episode of the Guide To Awesomeness, we are joined by Vito the founder and owner of Alliston Martial Arts. Vito shares his journey of founding Alliston Martial Arts Academy and his vision for bringing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to the town. He discusses the importance of balancing work, teaching, and running the academy with the support of his family. Vito highlights the values and principles emphasized in his classes, focusing on discipline, teamwork, confidence-building, and self-defense. He also shares insights on the impact of martial arts and the rewarding moments he experiences with his students. Check out their website https://allistonmartialarts.com/ or on social media @‌allistonmartialarts on Instagram and Facebook.Learn more about Coldwell Banker Ronan Realtyhttps://ronanrealty.com/https://www.facebook.com/CBRonanRealty/https://www.youtube.com/@cbronanrealtyhttps://www.instagram.com/cbronanrealty/https://www.tiktok.com/@cbronanrealty

This week's episode of the Practical Horseman Podcast, sponsored by Purina, is with international eventer James Alliston.In early July 2024, Alliston and Karma, his and Ric Plummer's U.S.-bred Oldenburg mare, helped the U.S. Eventing Team earn a second-place finish at CHIO Aachen in Germany. Also, they finished as the highest-placed U.S. combination in ninth place. To give you a little more background on Alliston, his journey with horses began as a child riding in England to now representing the U.S. on the world stage. He has tallied numerous top international placings and CCI5* completions as well as represented the U.S. on several Nations Cup teams. He made his senior Nations Cup team debut at the 2022 Boekelo CCIO4*-NC-L in the Netherlands with Nemesis. Alliston returned to Boekelo the following year with Karma, and they finished as the top-U.S. combination in 14th place. Alliston had three CCI4* wins in 2023 and has earned another CCI4* win thus far in 2024.In our discussion, Alliston talks about what he enjoys about eventing, how he handles big competitions and his training philosophy.This week's Practical Horseman Podcast is sponsored by Purina. There's more talk than ever about the importance of probiotics in equine health. But not all probiotics are created equal. New Purina Systemiq Supplement remains live & active after the pelleting process and throughout the digestive system making it all the way to the hind gut. Systemiq was designed to support normal recovery after exercise and occasional gastrointestinal stress. Whether you're using a probiotic now or not, it's time to use a live and active supplement from a name you trust. New Purina Systemiq probiotic. Be sure to visit PurinaMills.com to learn more.

In this episode of the Guide to Awesomeness, we are joined by David Weir, lawyer and owner of Galbraith and Weir Law Firm in Alliston, Ontario. David shares on the history and evolution of Galbraith and Weir, as well as David's personal journey into the world of law. His approach is shaped by international experiences, driving his commitment to exceptional service and going above and beyond for clients, while also recognizing the importance of community support during tough times. To learn about Galbraith and Weir visit their website at: https://www.galbraithandweir.com/ or contact them 705-435-4324

In this episode on the Guide To Awesomeness we are joined by Jane Clarke, the President of the Alliston and District Humane Society. We explore the origins of ADHS, its evolution into a prominent no-kill shelter in South Simcoe County, and the challenges the shelter currently faces. Jane elaborates on the upcoming expansion project for ADHS, highlighting the need for more space to accommodate the growing number of animals in need. The episode also sheds light on the impactful initiatives undertaken by ADHS, including the pet food pantry program. Jane Clarke shares insightful stories of successful animal rescues and the organization's commitment to providing a second chance to animals in distress. The episode concludes with a discussion on ways to support ADHS's mission, encouraging listeners to volunteer, donate, and engage with the shelter's resources to make a positive difference in the lives of animals within the community. Visit ADHS on their website at https://allistonhumane.com/ and on social media at https://www.facebook.com/allistonhumane and https://www.instagram.com/alliston_humane/Mentioned in this episode:17th Annual Ronan Realty Charity Golf TournamentSave The Date! We're excited to announce the date for our 17th Annual Ronan Realty Charity Golf Tournament! Join us on Thursday, August 15, 2024, at the stunning Hockley Valley Resort for a day of golf in support of our local charities. Stay tuned for more details and get ready to hit the greens with us! https://ronanrealty.com/golf/

In this episode of the Guide to Awesomeness, we are joined by Jackie and Myriam, the owner and founder of OM Yoga Studio in Alliston, Ontario. They discuss their journey with yoga, the classes they offer, and their partnership in running the studio. Jackie and Myriam share their favorite classes to teach and the yoga poses that resonate with their personalities. They also talk about the importance of community and the welcoming atmosphere at OM Yoga. Listeners will gain insights into the transformative power of yoga and the holistic approach to fitness that OM Yoga promotes. Check them out online at their website: https://omyoga.biz/ or social media at Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/omyogainalliston and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omyogainalliston1/

After an announcement at a Honda plant in Alliston, Ontario that will bring billions in new electric vehicle investment, the Prime Minister sat down with The Big Story to chat in-depth about the climate crisis, the future of electric vehicles and his government's efforts to find opportunity amid a world on fire. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or by calling 416-935-5935 and leaving us a voicemailOr @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

Happy Thursday! Today we cover Ford's stock price recovers due to hybrid sales, Honda invests $12 BILLION in EV supply chain, and automatic refunds when your next flight gets canceled or delayed.Ford's Q1 earnings were released yesterday and sparked an overall optimistic tone as well as a stock price bump as they bumped up their full year free cash flow figure. Ford reports a solid quarterly profit driven by strong sales of work trucks, vans, and a 36% increase in hybrid vehicle sales.Despite a downturn in the EV market, Ford's Chief Executive Jim Farley emphasizes affordable EVs as a future growth area, with potential models priced between $25,000 and $30,000.Ford Pro, the division focusing on fleet services and work vehicles, reported exceptional profitability, contributing significantly to the company's earnings.Ford Blue: $21.8 billion in revenue, EBIT of $905 millionModel e: $100 million in revenue, EBIT loss of $1.32 billionFord Pro: $18 billion in revenue, EBIT of $3.01 billionRegarding the future profitability of EVs Farley said, "We are going to build a sustainably profitable EV business," highlighting lessons learned from pricing strategies that boosted sales of their Mach-E SUV.According to reports mentioned in Automotive News, Honda is set to unveil a significant $11 billion investment plan to establish an integrated EV battery supply chain in Ontario, Canada.This investment includes the construction of an EV battery plant in Alliston and two supplier plants in partnership with South Korea's Posco Future M and Japan's Asahi Kasei.This sets a new high for automotive investment in Canada, trumping the $5B investment by VW, and $7B investment by Sweden based NorthvoltCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other top officials will join Honda's announcement, marking a major expansion of Honda's Canadian operations."This move supercharges our North American electrification efforts," said Jean-Marc Leclerc, Honda Canada President, highlighting the strategic importance of this comprehensive investment.Pretty soon, canceled or significantly delayed flights will mean fast refunds for air travelers as new DOT Regulations Mandate Automatic RefundsAirlines will now automatically refund passengers who don't accept changes or credits for flight cancellations, significant changes, or delays exceeding three hours for domestic and six hours for international flights.The Department of Transportation's new rules also cover refunds for delayed checked baggage and undelivered paid services like Wi-Fi.These regulations, which roll out within the next 6-12 months, aim to simplify the refund process, ensuring passengers receive prompt and automatic compensation."These measures ensure fairness and transparency in air travel, benefiting consumers significantly," the DOT highlighted in their announcement.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

AutoForecast Solution Vice-president of Global Auto Forecasting Sam Fiorani talks about Ford's decision to delay EV production at Oakville Assembly, assesses the likelihood of more Honda output in Alliston, Ont., and weighs in on whether ZEV mandates are doing their job. AutoForecast Solution's Sam Fiorani on Ontario EV output

Today Jon and Rick are taking the show around the globe.  We start with up and coming rider Saffron Cresswell from the UK and learn all about her horses and business.  Then we head to the west coast of the US to visit with James Alliston.  James tells us all about his experience in the Emerging Athlete program, 2023 Boekelo and his plans for this spring. S5E1

This Monday has that ‘new car smell' as we give a CES preview to start off. We also cover a ginormous investment being mulled by Honda, as well as a Millennial trend that will require more cars. As the Consumer Electronics Show readies to open its doors tomorrow in Las Vegas, there are several things the auto industry is keeping its eyes on. First, there is a glaring difference between auto industry participation from last year to this, as the big three and many other automakers have opted out. Hyundai will be turning its focus to revealing its VertiportVinfast, who has been making news as it launches its Dealer network will be revealing 2 vehicles which may be coming to the US; a 20k VF3 Microcar as well as a pickup the company is calling their “latest electric vehicle concept” which the company says will reach productionAuto suppliers are in full force revealing many new products focusing on tech deployment in vehicles such as AI enabled cameras and sensorsAutomotive News Exec Editor Jamie Butters says there is something to learn from CES leveraging new advancements to draw consumers in as auto shows across the country struggle to attract OEMs and visitorsBTW, you can pick up your CES badge right at the airport…Starting off with a relatively measured approach in the EV race, Honda is coming to life as they are considering a massive $14 billion investment in an EV and battery plant in Canada near its Alliston, Ontario factory., aiming to bolster its presence in North AmericaThe proposed plant, expected to start production in 2028, would be Honda's second EV facility in North America.Canada's attractive incentives for EV investments, including tax breaks and renewable resources, are drawing major players like HondaRecently Volkswagen and its battery company PowerCo are working on building a gigafactory in St. Thomas, Ontario, slated to start production in 2027.Honda's partnership with LG Energy Solution in Ohio and plans to convert existing plants to begin manufacturing its new e:architecture platformAccording to new data, Millennials, once the driving force behind urban revitalization, are increasingly being priced out of cities and relocating to suburbs, reshaping both urban and suburban landscapes in their search for affordable living.Millennials are moving to suburbs due to high costs in urban areas, despite their preference for city amenities.The Suburban Jungle Group, a firm who helps NYC residents move to the suburbs reports a surge in calls from millennials, alarmed by soaring rents in New York City, facing rent increases up to 30% or more upon lease renewal.As one shopper puts it, “Drive until you qualify.”Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

Today's episode features two interviews on disruption and innovation in legal, with the two keynote speakers from the inaugural Knowledge Management & Innovation for Legal Conference held recently in New York City: Andrea Alliston, partner and leader of knowledge and practice innovation programs at Fasken, Canada's largest law firm, and Mark Smolik, chief legal officer at DHL Supply Chain Americas.  This conference, held in New York in October, was organized by Patrick DiDomenico, president and founder of InspireKM Consulting, and Joshua Fireman, president and founder of the strategic consulting firm Fireman & Company, an Epiq Company. This was the first year of this conference, which was organized to fill the gap left when another KM conference – one that had long been held in New York – moved to Chicago.  The two-day conference featured two keynote speakers. Andrea Alliston kicked off the first day with a talk on leading through change, complexity and disruption. Mark Smolik gave the second-day keynote, speaking on the topic of winning strategies for new business: insights on innovation from a chief legal officer.  LawNext host Bob Ambrogi was at the conference and sat down live with each of the speakers after their keynotes for the interviews in today's episode.    Thank You To Our Sponsors This episode of LawNext is generously made possible by our sponsors. We appreciate their support and hope you will check them out. Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks. TrialPad, an easy-to-use app to organize, annotate, and present evidence CARET serves over 10,000 firms with practice management and document automation technology to enable savvy professionals to refocus their expertise on what truly matters.   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  

Old barns have long been a part of rural history in Ontario... and are swiftly disappearing from rural landscapes. But just how important are they to local history? Ontario Barn Preservation has launched a census to track them. A proposed plan for Barrie's long-vacant former fairgrounds could threaten the future of a long time tenant of the property : the Barrie Curling Club. We heard from one of its advisory team members. Last Thursday, the founder of a children's reading program told us it may have to leave its long-time home, the Alliston library, due to behavior of homeless individuals at the facility. Today, a different voice on the story. If you are thinking about getting into birding, the annual Christmas Bird Count might be the best way for you to start.This morning we spoke with the Ontario Regional Editor of the Christmas Bird Count for your best way in.

Everyone's talking about artificial intelligence, but what can it do for your dealership? Neil Alliston has some ideas. His company, Ravin AI, has begun working with U.S. car dealers on ways AI can help drive inventory acquisition from the public, create better and faster vehicle appraisals, avoid service department disputes, and mine dealership databases to find inventory and create sales. Alliston shares those and other ideas – and discusses the “hype cycle” surrounding AI – in the latest edition of the Auto Remarketing podcast, recorded during last month's Used Car Week conferences.

Peter's Bio: As part of my career in the dental industry, I authored many techno-clinical articles which appeared in various dental journals and I was an associate publisher for a denturist magazine. After my retirement, I decided to develop my creative writing side and took a course at the University of Waterloo on Advanced Fiction Writing. I am a member of the Wordsmiths, a writers' group based in Alliston, Ontario, and I am a member of the Crime Writers of Canada where I have benefited from the mentorship program. I am an avid British sports car enthusiast who spent two seasons racing with Jagged Edge Motorsports, former president of the Headwaters British Car Club and a student of taekwondo with a second-degree blackbelt. Make sure to check out this author's website: www.peterthomaspontsa.com You can also connect with Peter on Instagram @peterthomaspontsa You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, or visit my website www.drkatherinehayes.com

Season 3 - Episode 22 The Craft Beer Connoisseurs review Barnstormer Brewing out of both Barrie and Alliston, Ontario. We are joined by Producer Bryan where we discuss and review 2 beers. Mirror Pass, which is a Rye IPA qnd Czech List which is a Pilsner.  We also discuss their expansion and lovely food items. Then, we talk about flight and airplanes.  Instagram: CraftBeerConns - YouTube/Untappd: Craft Beer Connoisseurs Feel free to throw us a comment, like and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts!

Now retired from his dental supply business, Peter Pontsa enjoyed sharing his knowledge through writing techno-clinical articles. He was also president of the College of Dental Technologists of Ontario, where he helped develop the quality assurance program. Now he combines his passions-British cars and writing. During his tenure as president of the Headwaters British Car Club, Pontsa wrote numerous stories about cars in its newsletter, "British Driven." He's currently a member of the Wordsmiths, a writing group based in Alliston, Ontario, and is also a member of the Crime Writers of Canada. Peter Pontsa lives in Loretto, Ontario, with his wife, Angela, and their orange tabby, Mr. Tee. You can find out more here: https://peterthomaspontsa.com/ And for more about our host Lisa Kessler visit http://Lisa-Kessler.com Book Lights - shining a light on good books!

Hollis English is the Owner of Murphy's Farm Market and Bakery in Alliston, ON. She enjoys supporting her team and co-creating exceptional customer experiences and delicious and comforting baked goods. She loves contributing to product design, marketing and creating the foundations of a thriving company culture. She is a certified Khan Method Coach and has launched a leadership coaching practice called Merit and Co. She uses her knowledge and experience in leading teams for over 12 years to help entrepreneurs and teams be more effective and confident leaders at work and at home. She believes kindness and empathy are the keys to great leadership and building genuine connections with others is what life is all about. She is a mother to 4 children under the age of 8 who keep her entertained and busy. She loves travel, food, interior and graphic design and is dedicated daily to personal and professional growth and the pursuit of creativity.https://www.murphysfarmmarket.com/

Fr. Eric gave a talk on "Becoming More Receptive to God" in the context of a Lenten Mission hosted at St. Paul's in Alliston, ON. This presentation has been divided into two videos in the context of the podcast to reflect the fact that there was an intermission during the live event. The video feed for the first video was discontinued abruptly because of a power issue, but this was restored for the second video following the intermission. Fortunately, the sound was preserved for the entirety of the presentation. Fr. Eric reviewed various parables in the Gospel of Matthew illustrating various facets related to the Kingdom of God, including the Parables of the Sower (Mt 13:1-23), the Weeds and the Weed (Mt 13:24-43), the Mustard Seed (Mt 13:31-32), the Leaven (Mt 13:33), the Buried Treasure (Mt 13:44) and the Pearl of Great Price (Mt 13:45-46). Fr. Eric was planning to speak about the Parable of the Net (Mt 13:47-52), but had to stop before doing so because of symptoms stemming from a lingering cold. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

Fr. Eric gave a talk on "Becoming More Receptive to God" in the context of a Lenten Mission hosted at St. Paul's in Alliston, ON. This presentation has been divided into two videos in the context of the podcast to reflect the fact that there was an intermission during the live event. The video feed for the first video was discontinued abruptly because of a power issue, but this was restored for the second video following the intermission. Fortunately, the sound was preserved for the entirety of the presentation. Fr. Eric reviewed various parables in the Gospel of Matthew illustrating various facets related to the Kingdom of God, including the Parables of the Sower (Mt 13:1-23), the Weeds and the Weed (Mt 13:24-43), the Mustard Seed (Mt 13:31-32), the Leaven (Mt 13:33), the Buried Treasure (Mt 13:44) and the Pearl of Great Price (Mt 13:45-46). Fr. Eric was planning to speak about the Parable of the Net (Mt 13:47-52), but had to stop before doing so because of symptoms stemming from a lingering cold. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

On this Episode 319 of Health Solutions, Shawn Needham, R. Ph. discusses early intervention for at risk infants with Teresa Alliston. Teresa is a physical therapist, specializing in pediatrics, and has practiced in many services. Watch to learn about Teresa's passion and how her cash-only practice started! EP 319: Teresa Alliston on Early Intervention for at Risk Infants with Shawn Needham, R. Ph. Episode Resources Facebook ~ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054451541004 LinkedIn ~ linkedin.com/in/teresa-alliston-0155b6159 YouTube ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFC3VigGJOE Website ~ https://ptows.com/ ~ *** Ben Shapiro & Dave Ramsey Fans. Learn how to be in the driver's seat for your healthcare choices {not the system or doctors!}

GUEST OVERVIEW: Dr. Emad Guirguis (Dr. G) graduated from McMaster University with a BA in Psychology, an MD, Family Medicine Certification, and Clinical Research and Epidemiology. He then completed his General Surgery Qualification at University of Ottawa. He practiced General Surgery in Barrie and Alliston, Ontario for 30 years.  He has published numerous academic papers in prestigious peer-reviewed medical journals. He retired from Medicine to pursue a Master of Theological Studies for Pastoral Ministry and Counselling. He is currently a Medical Investigative Reporter, an author, and a recognized speaker.  Dr. G loves playing hockey and is a loyal Toronto Maple Leaf fan!  He loves music and plays guitar, harmonica, and sings. Above all, Dr. G has a deep faith in God and is awed by His incredible and intricate design of the human body. GUEST WEBSITE: https://www.lifeinmedicine.info/ 

My name is Leonard and I'm a social camper. I normally camp with friends and family and this time I'm solo camping and these are my adventures.   Camping Site: Earl Rowe Provincial Park 4998 Concession Rd 7, Alliston, ON L9R 1W1   For a list of camping equipment visit: https://www.campingwithlenny.com/equipment    For more Podcast Episodes visit: https://www.campingwithlenny.com/episodes    For business inquiries or if you just need reach me visit: https://www.campingwithlenny.com/contact    If you like what you hear, consider support this Podcast by buying me a cup of coffee: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/leonardramos

In this episode, the years around 1921 are explored in further detail - including Banting's pathway to starting a research project related to diabetes. Details of Dr. Banting's life on a farm in Alliston are revealed, together with some important history of the small farming town.  Dr. Banting's appreciate for Canadian's indigenous people is also explored in this episode.

Last week, Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gathered at a Honda manufacturing plant in Alliston, Ontario to announce how their governments would invest millions to help retool the plant. On this week's podcast, hosts Steve Paikin and John Michael McGrath discuss why governments subsidize the auto sector. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The provincial and federal governments are committing millions in upgrades for the Honda plant in Alliston to produce hybrid cars. What does the investment mean for the future of electric vehicles in Ontario? New modeling from the Ontario COVID-19 Science Table is predicting more people will be hospitalized as restrictions are lifted. This -- as the province is set to scrap most mask mandates on Monday. And with mask mandates dropping, what happens to mask makers and sellers -- and the booming new mask industry that took off during COVID-19? The CBC's Haydn Watters found out. Faculty members at Ontario's 24 publicly-funded colleges are not on strike this morning after a new collective agreement was reached with the province yesterday. Sounds like here with Jared Hillel featuring Huttch A new series explores the true story of how in 1979, one NBA team went Hollywood and never looked back. Solving the mysteries of long COVID. We heard about the results from a study out of Western University that looked into how brain fog works... and how it's affecting people's lives. Imagine cutting into a sneaker, a bowling ball … or a taco. And finding out it's actually a very sneaky CAKE. That's the premise behind a new reality show premiering on Netflix today.

Customised Faith - Commitment On My Terms - Steve Alliston - 13th March 2022 by Crawley Community Church

Customised Faith - Transformation On My Terms - Steve Alliston - 27th February 2022 by Crawley Community Church

Kingdom Breakthrough - Hezekiah's Prayer - Steve Alliston - 9th January 2022 by Crawley Community Church

In today's episode, I am joined by a colleague of mine, Dr. Tracey Teasdale, ND. Dr, Tracey shares her incredible story then we dive deep into exercise, exercise and the immune system, and pain management.   We explore how pain doesn't always mean tissue damage even though our brain thinks so. Pain can lead to fear of movement and avoidance because it's uncomfortable, but that doesn't always mean it's bad. We dive into how exercise can have an analgesic and an immune modulator effect on the body. And how exercise has the means to improve self-confidence, self-efficacy, and trust in your body  We talk about the exercise stress vs recovery time model and how we can use that to help safely progress with our exercise plans.  This was a great conversation with Dr. Teadale, ND and I'm excited to share it with you.  ----------------------------------------- More about Dr. Tracey Teasdale, ND Dr. Tracey Teasdale, ND, CISSN is a naturopathic doctor and certified sports nutritionist practicing out of both Barrie and Alliston, as well as virtually across Ontario. She also leads the Sports Medicine program at The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine.  Dr. Tracey believes that being an athlete is a state of mind and not the numbers you put up on the board. You have the potential to improve your performance and your health by balancing your training (or exercise), nutrition, lifestyle, and mindset and you have the power to adopt these factors in pursuit of your goals. Dr. Tracey is passionate about leveraging sports, exercise, and physical activity to improve your health, your performance, your longevity, and your quality of life. Exercise doesn't have to suck. It doesn't have to be hard. And most of it isn't Instagram-worthy. But engaging in it regularly will change your life. Even if you don't really want to. Chronic illness and pain doesn't have to take you out of the game. In fact, exercise is included in treatment recommendations for everything from acute pain to cancer, and pretty much everything in between. The trick is to make it work for you. Connect with Dr. Tracey  www.traceyteasdale.com https://www.facebook.com/TraceyTeasdaleND https://www.instagram.com/drtraceynd Be sure to visit http://www.traceyteasdale.com to download your free gifts and see the courses that Dr. Tracey, ND has available: Peak Performance Planner (free download to identify, prioritize and act on the easiest ways to improve your performance) Master your motivation on-demand online session Online “Optimize your sports performance” course (12 module DIY course)   

Two Songs - Side A - Mary's Song - Steve Alliston - 5th December 2021 by Crawley Community Church

Two Songs - Side B - Zechariah's Song - Steve Alliston - 12th December 2021 by Crawley Community Church

Continuing our series of student interviews, Nick joins JB to talk Phi Slam, racial equality, and other very important opinions from around campus.

Black Rose Beauty Lounge Cassandra is a queer female hair artist who has been in the hair industry for 10 years, 2 of those being in her own private studio in Alliston, Ontario. As a colour specialist and 4-method extension technician, she is passionate about helping folks' outer self reflect their inner self. She is dedicated to curating a safe, welcoming space for all humans (2SLGBTQIA+ friendly!), and providing an experience above any other. "I think the most rewarding part of my job is the idea that I am able to help folks' outer self reflect the way they feel on the inside. Seeing the confidence and happiness I can help spark in people brings me so much joy and satisfaction. I love hearing the classic line: "I can't believe that's my hair!" when your hair transformation is completed. The connection I form with my guests behind the chair is so special, and I am so blessed to have formed long lasting friendships with so many wonderful people. Maintaining the health of your hair and offering professional advice & education for at-home care while making your hair dreams come true is also extremely important to me." Cassandra is passionate about uplifting not only her clients, but all those around her by sharing her story. Her whole life was turned upside down with the loss of her husband at a very young age, and taught her many lessons that most don't learn until later in life. Her sudden realization of how fleeting and uncertain life can be, sparked an alternate mindset in her. She quit her toxic job, disconnected with people and things that no longer served her and focused on healing. This also drove her to guide others to that same conviction and she actively advocates mental health, body positivity and individuality. When it comes to sharing her knowledge and teaching new stylists, Cassandra is wholeheartedly invested. She loves providing a safe and nourishing environment for young budding industry pros, and feels she has a lot to offer when it comes to technical skills of the trade. She is also adamant in sharing with other hair artists the mindset that hair is hair, and should not be separated by gender, texture or otherwise. Links: Host IG https://www.instagram.com/bradcelebrityhairstylist/ Podcast FB https://www.facebook.com/hairstylistempowermentpodcast Be a Guest https://www.b-radcelebrityhairstylist.com/hairstylist-podcast Guest IG https://www.instagram.com/hairby_cassandrarose/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/blackrosebeautylounge Website: https://www.blackrosebeautylounge.com/ Cassandra Rose Recommends Blairimani https://www.instagram.com/blairimani On Canada Project https://www.instagram.com/oncanadaproject Inclusive Canada https://www.instagram.com/inclusivecanada --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hairstylist-podcast/message

Operation - His Hands and Feet - Steve Alliston - 29th September 2021 by Crawley Community Church

Operation - Anyone, Everyone, Someone and No-one - Steve Alliston - 19th September 2021 by Crawley Community Church

Episode Summary In this episode, Quentin talks with a couple who has a single-family rental that they would like to increase its cash flow, and they are also coming up with a mortgage renewal. We cove why moving to a variable rate mortgage will give them more options for further investing and what situations work best for putting properties under a corporation.  They purchased an investment property, a freehold townhouse five years ago in Alliston. They want to expand their portfolio, as they want to leave a property each for their sons, and help them in their retirement. After doing research into real estate investing, they have been excited about the possibilities that it can offer. For their next property, they are looking to buy a duplex or a triplex. They have reached out to some of Quentin's students in the Durham Region, to join them and see and learn how the whole process works. While there Alliston property turned out great, it has a cash flow problem.  Currently, their mortgage payment is $1297 a month after property taxes, while the total mortgage amount is $227k. Their property is currently valued around $600,000. As for the current rent of the property, they are charging $1610, but if they were to re rent it, they could get over $2000. Their mortgage is coming due December. They went with a fixed rate, and they have the option to refinance early. While doing research about their next purchase, it has only led to further confusion about whether or not they should leave this property in their personal names, and then going forward, open up a new company.  Quentin suggests going through the ‘When to Use a Corporation and When Not To Use A Corporation' course in the world to get an idea of both. Having a corporation is a good idea if they are looking to build a portfolio of three, four or more properties. The upside of having corporate is that it doesn't appear on their personal name, but that's only a benefit if they're going to multiple lenders. He adds that if they're not sure, the thing is they can always come back and do Section 85 later. He says that one of the reasons why they might want to speed up the process is that if the Liberal government gets reelected and they change capital gains tax.  Quentin suggests that for the amount of funds that they have access to with that CIVC or Scotia Bank mortgage, they should make sure that whatever they give them, they should maximize the loan that they have access to through the line of credit component to it. He adds that when they're doing 100% financing, it's tougher to make the numbers work but it's good to be able to access funds because then it will allow them to invest in other projects. He suggests that never go fixed rate again.  He further says that they will never be able to catch up or take advantage of changes in interest rates, but they can always lock in. If they feel uncomfortable about anything, but lock in for a year. As an investor, access to capital is even more important because it can prevent or allow them to access more deals, and if they have a variable rate mortgage, they can always exit a variable rate mortgage by paying three months interest penalty and then access funds.  The members share their plans to sell their primary residence in the next year, so Quentin suggests going through the Getting Higher Appraisals: The Basics. He adds that a lot of people don't understand this but as a real estate investor, that's when you get paid on appraisals, because when you do an appraisal, you get access to funds either through a line of credit or remortgaging the property. He also recommends going through the content on Property Analyzer, as it helps learn about what to look for.  Talking about another way to get an idea about the rent is just going to Kijiji and or Facebook marketplace and look for ads in their area and see what the rents are, because that way they get a better sense of what something is...

Rick discusses doing stand-up comedy in Alliston, Ontario And why he enjoys doing small townand why he enjoys doing small town gigs. Rick also discusses his ban from TickTock plus hockey news and notes including Tarasenko and Mikheyev. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Operation - He is the Head - Steve Alliston - 5th September 2021 by Crawley Community Church

I absolutely loved talking to Dayle McLeod! She is a shaman that is and will be doing big things on the planet. Dayle is a Death Dula, Qi Gong Instructor & Artist (Actress, Musician and Author). Born in rural Alliston, Ontario, Dayle was the only coloured, queer person in her community and survived her childhood by connecting with the arts, singing in church and performing in community theatre. Now she is an award nominated actress that can be seen on Amazon's ‘The Expanse', the CW's ‘Burden of Truth' & ‘The L.A Complex, and D.W Waterson's ‘That's My DJ' to name a few. She is a talented songwriter/singer with a story-telling Folk Album called ‘In Bloom' whose music has been featured in multiple films and tv shows such as CBC's ‘Kim's Convenience' & Mary Harron's ‘Charlie Says'. Dayle is the author of 'The Big Dream; My Terrifyingly Beautiful Shamanic Initiation into the Arts' a memoir chronicling what it was like to be called to Shamanism. In this episode, Dayle discusses how she got called to Zulu shamanism and how she is about to embark on the a journey of a lifetime: she is about to go on a six month quest to learn Zulu shamanism and she's making a film about her experience as well (since the recording of this episode her trip was postponed due to Covid). We talk about how the call to shamanism is mandatory and if you don't follow that calling, life simply will be difficult and unfulfilling for you. Being a shaman is about going big and not staying small. Connect with Dayle: @dayle.mcleod insta @realdaylemcleod twitter www.daylemcleod.com www.thebigdreambook.com If you have a weird or unusual experience that you would like to share and would like to be on the show, email me at contactstargazingangel@gmail.com. Website www.tinakinneyclarke.com/my-weirdest-experience-podcast Facebook www.facebook.com/myweirdestexperiencepodcast Instagram www.instagram.com/stargazingangelcharleston/ Music: Dreams by Bensound --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/myweirdestexperience/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myweirdestexperience/support

The Parables - The Parable of the Bags of Gold - Caz Alliston - 8th August 2021 by Crawley Community Church

The Parables - The Parable of the Great Banquet - Steve Alliston - 4th July 2021 by Crawley Community Church

Jenn, Austin, Alliston, and Mark are fresh back from the PRS Finale with our guest bringing home a literal ton of trophies between the 3 of them. We discuss the season, how they got where they were, and give some good tips for new shooters.

In Episode III of Young And Hungry, we discuss what it's like to be a young podcast host. Nick discusses how he got started, his creative process behind crafting each episode, the difficulties of acquiring equipment, his intentions and future goals for his podcast (Very Important Opinions), and more! For anyone looking to host his/her own podcast, Nick's experience has given him great technological experience and insight that he excitingly reveals in this episode. Stay hungry, and pursue new endeavors! We hope you enjoy Episode III! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leudic/support

Napanee Raiders Open Their PJHL Semi-Final Tonight At Home vs. Alliston