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Send us a textGale Force Wins: A Farewell Conversation with Premier Dr. Andrew FureyIn this episode of Gale Force Wins, Gerry Carew and Alan Dale sit down with Premier Andrew Furey for a heartfelt and wide-ranging conversation as he prepares to step down and return to his surgical career.Premier Furey reflects on the emotional night he became Premier, the challenges of leading during a pandemic and fiscal crisis, and the major milestones his government achieved — from Muskrat Falls negotiations and fiscal recovery to healthcare transformation, education reform, green energy development, and bringing the Unknown Soldier home.He speaks candidly about the importance of teamwork, service, and staying true to a long-term vision amidst the daily noise of politics. Premier Furey also shares his pride in Newfoundland and Labrador's future, his excitement for returning to medicine, and his lasting message of optimism to the people of the province.An emotional, inspiring, and historic conversation you won't want to miss.0:00 – Introduction0:29 –The night DR. Andrew Furey became Premier: emotions and family impact2:08 – First day as Premier: pandemic, fiscal crisis, Muskrat Falls3:50 – Building a leadership vision during crisis5:01 – Key priorities: fiscal stewardship, Muskrat Falls, demographics, energy, innovation, healthcare6:46 – Transitioning from surgery to politics7:59 – Teamwork lessons from medicine applied to leadership9:39 – Urging more professionals to enter politics10:27 – Importance of public service12:10 – Emotional experience of repatriating the Unknown Soldier16:20 – Public reaction at repatriation ceremony17:47 – Reflection on leadership: leaving the province better20:05 – Major achievements: Muskrat Falls deal, financial turnaround, Future Fund22:08 – Economic diversification: hydrogen, tech, critical minerals23:06 – Health care reform: single health authority, ambulance services, family care teams24:23 – Poverty reduction and targeted basic income programs26:04 – Pride in accomplishments and momentum for the province28:04 – Education investments: new exams, curriculum updates29:53 – Churchill Falls renegotiation: strategic approach and success32:33 – Structure of new Churchill Falls deal explained36:39 – Transparency and public consultation on Churchill deal38:10 – A combination of lessons learned from past mistakes39:00 – Returning to surgery: renewed appreciation for medicine40:12 – Future possibilities beyond politics40:36 – Final message to Newfoundland and Labrador: optimism and pride42:46 – Closing remarksGale Force Wins started out simply as an inspirational podcast releasing episodes wherever you get your podcasts every Tuesday evening. We continue to do that every Tuesday but have expanded into custom content for clients. We also have perfected a conference and trade show offering where you can receive over 20 videos edited and posted to social media at the same time the event is unfolding.For businesses and organizations we also create digital content quickly and efficiently.Visit our services page here:https://galeforcewins.com/servicesTo message Gerry visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrycarew/To message Allan visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allanadale/

Anita Anand, Industry Minister; The Front Bench with: Christy Clark, Tony Clement & Nathan Cullen; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland & Labrador Premier.

Andrew Furey has been the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador for an extraordinarily eventful five years, from the pandemic and its fallout to going all in on oil and gas, and lately, of course, the chaos of Trump and a trade war. The popular leader shocked everyone recently when he announced he's leaving politics. Host Amanda Lang talks to Furey about why he's stepping down, his fears about the U.S. president's motives and the need for a Canada-first strategy.

They're at the gate... and they're off. The race to replace Andrew Furey is already starting to shape up. We welcome the president of the Liberal Party of NL to the On the Go studio for a look at the process to find our next premier. (Krissy Holmes with Ashley Power-Stack)

It's the furthest south the Canadian navy has ever gone. HMCS Margaret Brooke is taking part in a research expedition to Antarctica. The icy continent is warming at an accelerating rate and 15 scientists from across Canada will be measuring the extent of the changes. And CBC's international climate correspondent Susan Ormiston is on board. Contenders for the federal Liberal leadership are still in Montreal… this time for the English language debate. Yesterday's French debate highlighted who was more comfortable in the language, and candidates spent more time targeting U.S. president Donald Trump than directly attacking each other. It's been considered eliminated in Canada since 1998, but cases of measles still surface every year – mostly connected to international travel. This year, there have already been about 80 cases detected in this country, causing some concern in public health circles about dipping vaccination rates. Plus: Newfoundland premier Andrew Furey steps down, access to primary care, Canadian officials in Washington promoting Canada, Alberta minister steps down over health procurement, measles spike, and more.

A former premier of this province shares his insights on Andrew Furey's resignation... and what goes into a decision to step down from the role. (Krissy Holmes with Roger Grimes)

For assistance in processing a curve ball... we reach a political scientist at Acadia University to discuss Andrew Furey's resignation as premier of NL. (Krissy Holmes with Alex Marland)

John Cox, Aviation safety expert, Retired airline pilot joins host Vassy Kapelos to discuss what occurred when a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis, carrying 80 passengers, crashed while attempting to land at Pearson International Airport on Monday. On todays show: Scott Hurst, CTV National News Correspondent joins Vassy to give a live update on the Delta jet crash at Pearson airport. Listen to Vassy's full conversation with The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, Andrew Furey who said he found it “incredibly concerning” to hear senior staff from U.S. President Donald Trump’s office convey that the commander-in-chief is “very serious” when he talks about annexing Canada. Keir Giles, senior consulting fellow of the Russia and Eurasia Programme at the Chatham House think tank and author of ‘Who Will Defend Europe’ joins host Vassy Kapelos to discuss how Russia and the U.S. agreed to start working toward ending the war in Ukraine and improving their diplomatic and economic ties without Ukraine present. The Daily Debrief Panel with Shakir Chambers, Rachel Aiello, and Scott Reid.

Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; François-Philippe Champagne, Industry Minister; The Front Bench with: Brian Gallant, Lisa Raitt and Tom Mulcair.

Many people in this country breathed a sigh of relief last evening. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that U.S. President Donald Trump has agreed to delay threatened tariffs by 30 days. The tariffs would have affected a wide-range of industries across the country, and the seafood industry in this province would have been among the hardest hit. The CBC's Alex Kennedy reached Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey after Trudeau's announcement.

Tony Wakeham thinks it was unnecessary for the Premier to travel to the US for the inauguration. He responded to Andrew Furey's interview on the show this morning.

Premier Andrew Furey is fresh off his trip to Washington, D.C. for Donald Trump's inauguration. He explained why he felt it was necessary to make that trip.

Kirsten Hillman, Canadian Ambassador to the U.S.; Scott Moe, Saskatchewan Premier; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; The Front Bench with: Saeed Selvam, Jamie Ellerton, Karl Bélanger & Marieke Walsh.

On Monday, Donald Trump will be inaugurated for his second term as United States President. The invitation list includes several billionaires, podcasters, and of course political leaders, including our own Premier Andrew Furey. Furey says he'll attend, along with other Canadian premiers. Provincial Progressive Conservative leader Tony Wakeham wonders why Furey really needs to be there.

Canada is a resource rich powerhouse that has all the energy and critical minerals necessary for a prosperous future. Has Canada given up on the grand bargain between climate and energy?  With mounting division over carbon pricing and a potential reset on energy policy, join the Empire Club of Canada for a national perspective on the energy “trilemma” of sustainability, affordability and reliability. Is Canada ready to take advantage of the increasing importance of critical minerals to the global economy and what it means for powering the emissions reduction, sustainability and global supply chains?   This event will ask whether it is possible to increase interprovincial cooperation in order to balance regional interests and create a unified approach to position Canada as a responsible and reliable resource partner. The world is changing rapidly. Escalating conflicts in energy-producing regions of the world marked 2024, while America is preparing for a new Presidential administration. How does this impact Canada's role in providing energy security and independence? What role will Canadian energy and critical minerals play under the new Trump administration? Join us on December 17th as Empire Club of Canada presents the fourth event in our Fall Energy Series  — a national discussion on energy and critical minerals. This is an event you won't want to miss, featuring Premier Danielle Smith of Alberta and Premier Andrew Furey of Newfoundland and Labrador. With their distinct regional and political perspectives, they will offer valuable insights into Canada's energy future. Both Premiers will lay out their vision and sit down to a moderated discussion where they discuss their common ground. This event is presented in partnership with Resource Works Society.   *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.* *Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*

L'essentiel des nouvelles le 13 décembre 2024---Les meilleurs rabais de la semaine sont à: https://infobref.com/produits-en-promotion---Québec et Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador ont conclu une nouvelle entente concernant la centrale de Churchill Falls Après 4 ans de négociations, François Legault et son homologue terre-neuvien Andrew Furey ont signé une entente de principe pour renouveler le contrat d'approvisionnement d'Hydro-Québec à la centrale de Churchill Falls, au Labrador.•Le nouveau contrat sera d'une durée de 50 ans, de 2025 à 2075. Le Québec pourra, à terme, compter sur une capacité additionnelle de 2 400 MW. L'entente prévoit en effet: •d'augmenter la capacité de Churchill Falls; et •de développer 2 nouveaux projets. Hydro-Québec paiera désormais plus cher l'électricité de Churchill Falls. Ottawa veut réduire de moitié ses émissions de GES avant 2035Le secrétaire général de l'Otan réclame des dépenses militaires de «bien plus» que 2% du PIBSelon le magazine américain Time, Donald Trump est la personnalité de l'année La situation financière des Canadiens s'amélioreLa mise à pied temporaire d'employés de Postes Canada a été annuléeLe gouvernement fédéral aurait vendu sa participation dans Air CanadaLes Québécois conservent en moyenne leur téléphone un peu plus de 4 ansL'Australie veut empêcher les géants de la techno de bloquer le contenu des médias--- Détails sur ces nouvelles et autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com S'abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref: https://infobref.com/infolettres Voir comment s'abonner au balado InfoBref sur les principales plateformes de balado: https://infobref.com/audio Commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, et information sur la publicité-commandite de ce balado: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

NL Premier Andrew Furey talks with us about "ripping up the old agreement" with Quebec over Churchill Falls, signing a new memorandum of understanding... and his hopes for the future. (Krissy Holmes with Premier Furey)

Fisherman Rendell Genge says DFO rules on where to fish redfish need to change + Catherine Wright and her one woman performance, :Shrouds and Stay: The Ballad of Jane Wright" + Premier Furey promotes expanding aquaculture operations on the south coast of Newfoundland.

Yesterday, it was announced that gander will be home to the new Atlantic Wildfire Center. This center will offer training, new technology, and specialists in wildfire management. The premier, Andrew Furey, and several cabinet ministers dropped by Gander airport to make this announcement.

A long list of concerns and a long wait to meet with the premier . We speak with the executive director of MUNSU's External Affairs and Communications about why they're pushing for a meeting with Andrew Furey. (Krissy Holmes with Nicolas Keough)

July 20th - Premier, Dr. Andrew Furey by VOCM

Andrew Furey, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador joins guest host Tim Powers to discuss the unknown Newfoundland soldier from France that will be honoured at historical memorial in St. John's.  On todays show:  Eric Ham, CTV's U.S. Political Analyst joins guest host Tim Powers to discuss what we can expect to see during tomorrows presidential debate.  Dawn Desjardins, Chief Economist, Deloitte Canada joins guest host Tim Powers to go over the national forecast highlights from Deloitte's Summer Economic Outlook. Éric Grenier, Publisher of The Writ joins guest host Tim Powers to answer this weeks 'The Explainer' question from Dylan on the historical importance and current relevance of the Liberals losing St. Pauls. The Daily Debrief Panel with Scott Reid, Kathleen Monk, and Kory Teneycke. Aaron Korolnek hosts FirstUp with Carlo Colaiacovo on TSN1050 and joins guest host Tim Powers to discuss how Jonathan David lifted Canada over Peru for their 1st-ever win at Copa America.

We speak with Premier Andrew Furey for the latest on the fires and evacuation status of Churchill Falls.

Even with a skeleton crew, NL Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams says she believes crews can outlast the fire in Churchill Falls. We hear from Williams and Premier Furey during their media briefing in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Sunday.

Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Gen. (Ret'd) Tom Lawson, Former Chief of the Defence Staff & Vice Adm. (Ret'd) Mark Norman, Former Royal Canadian Navy Commander; The Front Bench with: Brian Gallant, Lisa Raitt, Tom Mulcair and Lisa Raitt.

In the current global climate of geopolitical uncertainty and an ever-growing demand for clean, renewable energy balanced with the need for lower carbon, more responsible oil, Newfoundland and Labrador has a unique position in Canada and indeed the world. The Empire Club of Canada is excited to host Hon. Dr. Andrew Furey, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador to share a look at the momentum across sectors in his province, and his government's ongoing work to position Newfoundland and Labrador to fully maximize its potential. Through ongoing engagement with fellow Premiers, the federal government, the private sector, and all stakeholders, the Premier is celebrating the province's assets nationally and on the world stage. With everything from critical minerals to wind and hydrogen, a beautiful, safe place to live, work, and raise a family, and a tourism industry that can offer bucket list adventures for visitors of all ages, Newfoundland and Labrador is writing a new chapter in its storied history.

In this episode, Beth and Chris chat with Dr. Andrew Furey, Premier of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, who was in Washington to talk up the energy, critical minerals, tourism experiences, and love for the United States that his province have to offer to the United States. Along the way, we talked about Premier Furey's volunteer work as a trauma surgeon in places like Haiti and Bangladesh, and his time on Fellowship in orthopedic trauma at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at University of Maryland in Baltimore, just one of his personal connections to the American side of Canusa Street.

A bonus episode of Ortho Insider from the Canadian Orthopaedic Association, hosted by the talented Dr. Adrian Huang, highlights the theme of advocacy. This special Ortho Insider episode spotlights Premier Andrew Furey, who serves as both the Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador and an orthopaedic surgeon. His career reflects the significant positive impact health professionals can have in government, offering a unique perspective on leadership, advocacy, and healthcare.

Today's Podcast "Axe the tax" Playback of our exclusive interview with Pierre Poilievre on his "axe the (carbon) tax" national election commitment - and separately Poilievre's reply to BC premier David Eby's claim that Poilievre's "axe the tax" messaging is from the CPC leader's "baloney factory." Keeping in mind the majority of Canada's premiers support Poilievre, including the only Liberal premier Dr. Andrew Furey of Newfoundland and Labrador. Guests: Pierre Poilievre (playback) Callers Just days after George Lovie, convicted first degree murderer of the parents of Don Edwards went AWOL while on day parole with an arrest warrant issued for Lovie, he was granted full parole by just two members of the National Parole Board. The parole board also declared the double murderer doesn't need to understand why he is a risk to others. Lovie has been on day parole since 2019, but has for a year-plus been allowed to spend five nights a week in his own apartment near Sudbury, Ontario.  The Edwards family remains very much afraid of Lovie and during his being AWOL was warned by police to put their safeguarding practices into play. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards. Public frustration with and opposition to the carbon tax continues to grow. We heard from CPC leader Pierre Poilievre on his 'axe the tax' national pre-election commitment yesterday and today, as well as BC premier David Eby characterizing Poilievre's challenge of the carbon tax as being from PP's "baloney factory."  Listeners/callers have challenged the BC premier and an email sent by a Green Show listener to Trudeau, Freeland, Guilbeault and Singh, with Poilievre and me cc'd is brief, and describes the pain the carbon tax and misdirection by politicians who do not share the difficulties the average Canadian addresses daily continues to receive positive listener response. - As well, an IPSOS poll for RBC of last October details the distress Canadians, particularly younger adults, are experiences over money woes. A majority of these Canadians told IPSOS their personal relationships are impacted by financial stress and mental health has suffered as well. The Mental Health Commission of Canada previously affirmed unemployment and financial problems to be key risks for suicide and that when the economy turns down, depression and anxiety rise. Then, we take your calls. Does listener George's email represent your experience trying to stay financially afloat and do you support George's call for tax relief?  Guests: Sean Simpson. VP. IPSOS Public Affairs. Tells us the situation has if anything only worsened since the poll last October. Callers This past week in Ottawa with the editor of Blacklock's Reporter. Guest: Tom Korski. Editor. Blacklock's Reporter.      --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Axe the tax" Playback of our exclusive interview with Pierre Poilievre on his "axe the (carbon) tax" national election commitment - and separately Poilievre's reply to BC premier David Eby's claim that Poilievre's "axe the tax" messaging is from the CPC leader's "baloney factory." Keeping in mind the majority of Canada's premiers support Poilievre, including the only Liberal premier Dr. Andrew Furey of Newfoundland and Labrador. Guests: Pierre Poilievre (playback) Callers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former prime minister Brian Mulroney leaves behind a lasting legacy across the country — including in Newfoundland and Labrador, where he signed the Atlantic Accord and clashed with Premier Clyde Wells in 1987 over the Meech Lake Accord. We speak with Wells and current Premier Andrew Furey, about Mulroney's legacy.

Health care, energy issues, housing are just some of the topics up for discussion at the "Future of Lab West Summit" this week. We hear from the keynote speaker of that summit, Premier Andrew Furey.

The CBC's Peter Cowan spoke with Premier Andrew Furey about the housing crisis, Churchill Falls, and the potential of the provincial election.

Newfoundland and Labrador leader apologizes to Inuit for schools New Lingít children's book launched in Juneau

Innu Nation says it will no longer take part in round table meetings with Premier Andrew Furey. Innu Nation Grand Chief Simon Pokue is on the line now to help explain why.

The tale of two opinion polls: Is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plummeting popularity dragging premier Andrew Furey down with him? The CEO and founding partner of Abacus Research looks at current voter trends in Newfoundland and Labrador politics. (Anthony Germain with David Coletto)

26 septembre 2023 Le Québec était hier l'hôte de la 44e Conférence des gouverneurs de la Nouvelle-Angleterre et des premiers ministres de l'Est du Canada. Selon François Legault, la transition énergétique a été l'un des principaux sujets des discussions.Le premier ministre de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, Andrew Furey, a dit qu'il était prêt à négocier le contrat d'approvisionnement en électricité à partir de la centrale de Churchill Falls, au Labrador, si le Québec lui propose «une bonne affaire». La prochaine campagne de vaccination contre la Covid-19 commencera le 10 octobre. Le ministre de la santé Christian Dubé a précisé que les personnes vulnérables seront les premières à avoir accès aux nouveaux vaccins.Québec solidaire propose un plan pour régler la pénurie d'enseignantsLa députée solidaire Ruba Ghazal a présenté 11 mesures en ce sens. Les forces spéciales ukrainiennes affirment que 34 officiers de marine russes sont morts, dont le commandant de la flotte russe de la mer Noire, et que plus de 100 autres ont été blessés vendredi lors d'une attaque sur le quartier général de la marine russe à Sébastopol, en Crimée.Le gouvernement fédéral a rencontré les représentants de 7 grandes multinationales de transformation des aliments, dont Nestlé, McCain et Kraft Heinz. Selon le ministre de l'industrie François-Philippe Champagne, ces grandes sociétés se sont engagées à stabiliser le prix de leurs produits.Plus de la moitié des faillites d'entreprises canadiennes ont eu lieu au QuébecLa population du Québec représente un peu moins du quart de la population canadienne. Pourtant, c'est au Québec que l'on constate la majorité des faillites d'entreprises canadiennes. À la mi-septembre, les offres d'emploi au Québec affichées sur le métamoteur de recherche de postes Indeed étaient 19% moins nombreuses que l'an dernier, selon le Journal de Montréal.Amazon va investir jusqu'à 4 milliards $US dans une startup d'intelligence artificielle, Anthropic Pourquoi devient-on entrepreneur?C'est une des questions qu'a posées Ipsos, pour la banque royale, à des propriétaires d'entreprises et d'autres personnes ayant exprimé l'envie de se lancer en affaires. La réponse de loin la plus fréquente est: «j'envisage de tirer des revenus d'une passion ou d'un passe-temps». 94% ont donné cette motivation au Québec.Prêt à payer cher, vraiment cher, pour ne pas rester célibataire? Alors l'application de rencontre Tinder a quelque chose à vous proposer: un abonnement V I P à 500 $US par mois. --- Détails sur ces nouvelles et autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com S'abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref: https://infobref.com/infolettres Écouter le balado d'InfoBref et voir comment s'y abonner sur les principales plateformes de balado: https://infobref.com/audio Commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, et information sur la commandite de ce balado: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Lieutenant-General (Retired) Michael Hood, Former Royal Canadian Air Force Commander; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland & Labrador Premier; Stephen McNeil, Former Nova Scotia Premier; Gary Mar, Former Alberta Cabinet Minister; Gurratan Singh, Former Ontario MPP; Marieke Walsh, The Globe and Mail; David Lametti, Justice Minister 

Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Glen McGregor, CTV News; Taleeb Noormohamed, Liberal MP; Michael Chong, Conservative MP; Lindsay Mathyssen, NDP MP; Maryam Monsef, Onward; Melanie Paradis, Texture Communications; Kathleen Monk, Monk + Associates; and Joël-Denis Bellavance, La Presse. François Legault, Quebec Premier, and David Eby, B.C. Premier (Live Event).

The Herle Burly was created by Air Quotes Media with support from our presenting sponsor TELUS, as well as CN Rail. Well, greetings, you Herle Burly-ites. You, intrepideers. You, merry band of insight seekers. If you recall last week's pod, we took up political residence in British Columbia. This week, we're heading in the opposite direction.As far east as you can go in this country, with a very notable guest: The Honourable Andrew Furey, 14th Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador. First sworn in in August 2020, and then the winner of a majority government in March 2021, Dr. Furey is an orthopaedic, trauma surgeon and educator with Memorial University's School of Medicine. His education includes a Diploma in Organizational Leadership from Oxford. In 2010, he helped create the Newfoundland and Labrador-born charity, “Team Broken Earth” which has provided relief and participated in medical missions in Haiti, as well as Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Guatemala and Nicaragua. And, in 2017, he was named the Canadian Red Cross' Humanitarian of the Year for Newfoundland and Labrador. So … just another one of those run of the mill CVs that fly across your desk every day, Herle Burly-ites.Today on the pod, we'll dive a little deeper in Premier Furey's background, and also chat about:Energy, wind, hydro, our climate future, and Newfoundland's prospects for being a green hydrogen producer.Premier Furey is at the table in these Health care negotiations. He's talked about the need for reform. What does he mean by that, exactly? And what's his take on Premier Ford's approach?Given that Newfoundland has the highest percentage of vaccinations among the provinces, what are his cultural observations about COVID? Both what we've come through and where we go from here.And finally, as the only remaining Liberal Provincial Premier, along with Yukon Territory, we'll get his take on the future of large L Liberals across Canada, federally and provincially.Thank you for joining us on #TheHerleBurly podcast. Please take a moment to give us a rating and review on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast app.

Wednesday Jan 18th - Premier Andrew Furey & NAPE President Jerry Earle by VOCM

Born and raised in Newfoundland and Labrador, Premier Andrew Furey is a passionate orthopaedic trauma surgeon and educator with Memorial University's School of Medicine.Premier Furey has a diverse education, which includes a Diploma in Organizational Leadership from Oxford University and a Masters in Clinical Epidemiology from Memorial. His strong work ethic has earned him many local, provincial, and national awards and honours. He was named Humanitarian of the Year by the Canadian Red Cross and earned the Governor General of Canada's Meritorious Service Cross.In 2010, he helped create Team Broken Earth to provide medical relief after the devastating earthquake in Haiti. This Newfoundland and Labrador-born charity has since expanded in size and scope. Today, over 1,500 volunteers from across Canada, the US, and UK have participated in medical missions to Haiti as well as Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. On top of that, Premier Furey helped found A Dollar A Day Foundation to support mental health initiatives across Canada.Premier Furey enjoys spending time with his wife, Allison, and their children Maggie, Rachael and Mark. He credits his family for helping him stay grounded and maintain his perspective on what matters most – love, empathy, and making a difference.#galeforcewins is an inspirational podcast with New episodes every Tuesday evening on Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts.You can also visit https://galeforcewins.com/To message Gerry visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrycarew/To message Allan visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allanadale/

James Fleay, an Australian engineer and project manager in the energy sector, joins Dr. Keefer to discuss the "Hydrogen Alliance" proposed between Canada and Germany. This Hydrogen Alliance is coming under increasing scrutiny due to allegations of a conflict of interest arising out of the Premier of Newfoundland, Andrew Furey's luxury trip to a lodge owned by Canadian billionaire John Risley this summer. Risley happens to be one of the principal investors in a project called Nujio'qonik, one of three projects competing to be part of the Canada German Hydrogen Alliance alongside EverWind Fuels in Nova Scotia and the Port of Belledune project in New Brunswick. Beyond a potential political scandal lies a very real energy scandal. Fleay describes the chemistry, thermodynamics, and economics required to turn electrons generated by wind turbines in Canada into ammonia to be shipped across the Atlantic to be burned in German Power plants, a process which he describes as being "The least efficient way to get electrons on the German grid imaginable." Decouple takes a look at who will foot the bill and who will profit. The total output of the Canada German Hydrogen Alliance which requires a near doubling of Canada's total national wind fleet, expensive electrolysis equipment, ammonia production through the energy intensive Haber Bosch process, large scale shipping and potential energy hungry reconversion to hydrogen for burning as fuel in German thermal plants is almost equal to the output of a single German nuclear station, ISAR 2, one of the three remaining nuclear plants still under threat of closure in Germany. With the myth of cheap Canadian exportable hydrogen as a tool to replace Russian natural gas busted we examine Canada's only truly green and ultra low carbon energy export: its nuclear technology and uranium which is already used in near carbon free power plants domestically and around the world offsetting a full 1/3 of Canada's total all sector emissions. Hang onto your hats. This is an interesting one.

A new report from the World Wildlife Fund paints a bleak picture of global wildlife populations. We speak with WWF Canada's Jessica Currie about why wildlife populations are shrinking, and about how that decline affects us. (0:00) Tyler Cluney has not been able to find a cure for his back pain after one year of trying to deal with it through the province's healthcare system, and we hear his story. (6:37) A fundraiser walk is happening this afternoon to help support a 11-month old who will be undergoing a major surgery in Halifax later this month. Everly Tshakapesh has a rare diease called 3MC syndrome, and she will be in the hospital for six weeks after the operation. We hear from her grandmother, Ruby. (16:15) A new vision and new general manager.....we get the run down on how Birch Brook Nordic Ski Club is ramping up. (23:30) Small businesses mark people taking the plunge to head out on their own. This week, it's Small business week highlighting local entrepreneurs. We hear from some. (33:42) The doctors came calling ... what the premier's office heard after asking doctors to contact Andrew Furey directly about recruitment and retention. (42:06) The provincial search and rescue association and RCMP are hoping to start some new SAR teams. They've had meetings in Forteau, Mary's Harbour and tonight will be in Cartwright. We hear why. (51:17) A group of Junior Canadian Rangers have returned to Labrador from a shooting competition They did pretty well... we share all the details. (1:00:06)

Premier Andrew Furey has lived experience in disaster zones as a co-founder of Team Broken Earth. We talk with him about what it's like to see that kind of devastation on his own doorstep, and how his experience responding in crises may help him now.

Evan Solomon speaks with Paul Taylor, executive director of FoodShare Toronto, a non-profit which pays applicants $75 who make it to the interview stage. On today's show:  We play Evan's full interview with Andrew Furey, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, on the recovery efforts after Hurricane Fiona. Philip Brown, Mayor of Charlottetown, P.E.I., on how his city is faring after Hurricane Fiona.  Should schools have shop classes? Why have they disappeared from middle school? We take your calls.  A conversation with Paul Taylor, executive director of FoodShare Toronto. If you caught Aaron Judge's record-tying home run ball, would you keep it? Or give it back to Judge? We speak with Mike Lanzillotta, a Toronto Blue Jays fan who went viral after handing a young Yankees fan an Aaron Judge home run ball back in May. What would Mike do?  Steve Delaney, a podcaster from New York state who is recovering from a gambling addiction, on the dangers of online sports betting. 

Vanessa Lee, CTV News; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Dominic LeBlanc, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister; Jonathan Kehl, stem cell donor; Annie Bergeron-Oliver, CTV News; Justin Ling, freelance journalist; and Sandy Garossino, National Observer.

In Stephenville, N.L., Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz participate in a signing ceremony for a hydrogen cooperation agreement. Following the ceremony, the leaders take questions from reporters.Also in attendance are Andrew Furey (premier of Newfoundland and Labrador) and Gudie Hutchings (federal minister of rural economic development and MP for Long Range Mountains, N.L.), as well as chiefs Peggy White (Three Rivers Mi'kmaq Band), Mi'sel Joe (Miawpukek First Nation) and Brendan Mitchell (Qalipu First Nation).

The historic deal for green hydrogen signed by Canada and Germany is showing a lot of promise for the Port au Port area. We've heard from Prime Minister Trudeau and Chancellor Olaf Scholz about the deal but how will that deal impact this province's economy? Premier Andrew Furey is on the line to talk about what this means for the province.

Andrew Furey, the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, announces a series of financial incentives for nurses and other health-care workers in the province in an effort to address workforce shortages. He is joined at the news conference in St. John's by Tom Osborne, the provincial minister of health and community services, and Yvette Coffey, president of the Registered Nurses' Union Newfoundland and Labrador

The Premier has just returned from Victoria BC, where he and other Canadian premiers gathered to push Ottawa on health-care funding. He joins us to talk about the current health care crisis.

Snow Crab 00:00 Boys Walk 09:38 Labrador West Garbage 13:11 Fun in the Sun 26:42 Rhubarb Festival 32:10 Premier Andrew Furey Power and Politics 40:48

Sheina Lerman has moved around a lot in life, but never has she wanted to live in a big city. After moving to Newfoundland some years ago, during the pandemic, she decided to settle in Deer Lake, a town of 5,000 people—perhaps none of them Jews. She found a nice house across from a sandy beach. Life, for the most part, is quiet. Except when it isn't. Like in 2021, when she decided to stand for the provincial New Democratic Party in the Liberal stronghold that was home to former premier Dwight Ball, who handed it over to his successor, Andrew Furey. Furey won with 2,838 votes; Lerman came in third with 107. But when you're a come-from-away Jew in small-town Newfoundland, you're no stranger to being the odd person out in a crowd. Lerman sits down with Yehupetzville host Ralph Benmergui to chat about why she chose this quaint and coastal life, and why she believes more Jews need to leave urban centres and make their presence known across the country. Credits Yehupetzville is hosted by Ralph Benmergui. Michael Fraiman is the producer and editor. Our music was arranged by Louis Simão and performed by Louis Simão and Jacob Gorzhaltsan. Our sponsor is PearTree Canada, which you can learn more about at peartreecanada.com. This show is a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To learn how to support the show by subscribing to this podcast, watch this video.

David Lametti, Justice Minister; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Robert Benzie, the Toronto Star; Greg McLean, Conservative MP; Tonda MacCharles, the Toronto Star; Karl Dockstader, One Dish, One Mic; and Laryssa Waler, GT & Co.

We talk about Canada's promise to bring Afghans to safety (0:00) Any Indigenous person aged 18 and older will soon be able to get a second booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine (5:59) Nurse practitioners in private practice in this province say they've run into roadblocks at every turn (8:55) We hear the latest on the trails from Jack Andrew (16:33) Postville recreation is organizing a smelting derby this weekend (20:29) New details emerge of how much money civil servants inappropriately spent on taxpayer-funded credit cards (23:13) Two fires took place in Sheshatshiu overnight on Tuesday (29:54) The PCs want Andrew Furey to donate his extra billings (36:42) Inuk Soprano Deantha Edmunds is living on a high note these days. We hear from her on some interesting projects she's part of (42:57) With covid cases rising across the country, how do you celebrate this spring holiday safely? (51:08)

Evan Solomon speaks with Christy Clark, former premier of British Columbia, on whether banning foreign home buyers proved to be effective in her province. It comes as the federal government releases its 2022 federal budget, with housing affordability being a main feature. On today's show:  Christy Clark, former premier of British Columbia, weighs in on the federal budget including a ban on foreign home buyers. Overhyped v. Underplayed with Scott Reid, CTV News political commentator.  Steven Guilbeault, Canada's Minister of Environment and Climate Change, on the Bay Du Nord offshore oil megaproject. Andrew Furey, premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, also discusses the Bay Du Nord project. Riskin It All with Dan Riskin, CTV science and technology expert.

Evan Solomon speaks with Dr. Mark Purcell at Cambridge University, who describes how two of naturalist Charles Darwin's notebooks mysteriously turned up at the university's library 20 years after they were reported missing.  On today's show:  We play Evan's full interview with Ukraine MP Kira Rudik, who describes her tour of the atrocities in Bucha. Bert Chen, former Conservative national councillor, on the Tories moving to restrict their national councillors' interactions with reporters.  Andrew Furey, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, on the Bay du Nord offshore oil project.  Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law, on a new bill which will make digital giants compensate Canadian media outlets for reusing their news content. Dr. Mark Purcell, Deputy Director of Research Collections at Cambridge University, on the 'stolen' Charles Darwin notebooks that have been returned to the university 20 years later.

Kira Rudik, Member of Ukrainian Parliament & Holos Party Leader; Bob Rae, Canada's Ambassador to the United Nations; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Robert Benzie, the Toronto Star; Stephanie Levitz, the Toronto Star; Ian Bailey, the Globe and Mail; and Laryssa Waler, GT & Co.

Glen McGregor, CTV News; Arif Virani, Liberal MP; Don Davies, NDP MP; Steven Del Duca, Ontario Liberal Leader; Stephanie Levitz, the Toronto Star; Ian Bailey, the Globe and Mail; Dr. Alexander Wong, infectious disease physician; and Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier. Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta Chief Medical Officer of Health (Live News Conference).  

Colin D'Mello, CTV News; Mark Holland, Government House Leader; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Tim Houston, Nova Scotia Premier; Patricia Gauthier, General Manager of Moderna Canada; Dennis King, Prince Edward Island Premier; Joyce Napier, CTV News; Robert Benzie, the Toronto Star; and Patrick Brown, Brampton Mayor.

We speak with Premier Andrew Furey about an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other provincial premiers yesterday to discuss the Omicron variant.

UK prime minister Boris Johnson... US President Joe Biden... and Premier Andrew Furey? Find out why Premier Furey is in Scotland, as world leaders meet for this year's United Nationals climate change conference.

Greg Bonnell, BNN Bloomberg, Arif Virani, Liberal MP-elect; Blake Richards, Conservative MP-elect; Peter Julian, NDP MP-elect; Andrew Furey, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier; Annie Bergeron-Oliver, CTV News; Tonda MacCharles, the Toronto Star; Karl Dockstader, One Dish, One Mic; and Mostafa Askari, The Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy.

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At a news conference in St. John's, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces that the federal government has reached a funding agreement with the government of Newfoundland and Labrador aimed at improving access to child care and early learning in the province. The deal follows similar agreements between Ottawa and British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Yukon, and Prince Edward Island. Also taking part in the event are Andrew Furey, the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador; Ahmed Hussen, the federal minister of families, children and social development; Tom Osborne, Newfoundland and Labrador's minister of education; Elizabeth Kidd, the president and CEO of the College of the North Atlantic; and Ocean Whelan, an early childhood educator. Responding to questions from reporters, the prime minister also comments on the federal government's agreement with Newfoundland and Labrador to reduce the costs of the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project, as well as the timing of a possible federal election.

Canada Justin Trudeau announcing Federal Childcare Plan in St John NewFoundlandThe Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, and the Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, Andrew Furey, today announced an agreement in principle for the financial restructuring of the Lower Churchill Projects – a set of hydroelectric generation and transmission projects that will provide a reliable and long-term source of clean power for people in the Atlantic region.

Summary by Peyton Smith (MONOLOGUE):- Some feel that their opinions are so right on the money, that anyone who disagrees is an abject fool.Whether Liberal or Conservative, being consumed by boastfullness and pride is something that is horribly destructive on a micro and a macro level.What does this really win?There must be an intersectional point where we can come together as one, and not be divided by such stubborn blindness.------------------Hour 1, segment 1:- (AUDIO)Mike starts the hour off with audio from B list actor Michael Rapaport. He has been known to rail against his perceived enemies, like congressional candidate Tina Forte, thinking he's completely in the right. In this cut, Michael goes off against Fauci and others about vaccines, and how they say vaccinated people can spread the virus.In a shift of gears, Mike talks a bit about the responses to Mr. Rapaport's tweet, which can be viewed below:https://twitter.com/MichaelRapaport/status/1420529220489555968?s=19If Rapaport has indeed had an epiphany, and now sees that DeBlasio and Fauci aren't his friends, then praise God.That is a victory.Is it a time to gloat?Not at all.Mike puts all of this in incredible perspective. Such a wonderful segment!----------------------Hour 1, segment 2:- Bill DeBlasio offers a crisp $100 dollar bill for a Covid jab.https://americanuckradio.com/current-events/nyc-mayor-dangles-100-incentive-to-bribe-residents-to-get-covid-jabs/DeBlasio started out talking tough on the vax, but look at where he is now?Dangling $100 dollars in front of people to get them jabbed. He skipped the carrot and went straight to the limp stick.The mayor is not impressive, and Mike likens him to a past, annoying acquaintance who we'll call Todd Smith. Listen in full, and prepare to be entertained!--------------------Enjoy all this, and more, in a very awesome hour 1 from Mike!Hour 2, segment 1:-(AUDIO) Mike gets the hour rolling with an easy, low hanging target.Justin Trudeau.Canadian politics is made of splinter parties than basically hate each other.It's true, as Mike explains.All the political stripes are basically waging war on each other.Now, among other dribble, Trudeau is calling out the orange communist NDP party for not being woke enough.Mike analyzes this down to a T.----------------Andrew Furey announces $5.2 billion for Newfoundland and Labrador, and the glory in no doubling of power bills for those in the maritimes.Thank you Justin!Where did the billions come from?https://twitter.com/lamphieryeg/status/1420760787040104453?s=19Alberta? Why of course!Mike goes through some of the sickly saccharine, idiotic replies to Andrew's tweet below:https://twitter.com/FureyAndrew/status/1420421224660881411?s=09--------------------(THERE ARE A FEW BRIEF MOMENTS OF TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES IN THIS SEGMENT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE)Hour 2, segment 2:(AUDIO) AOC fantasizes to Dana Bash about being raped by white supremacists during the capital non-surrection.---------------------Navy using virtual shipboard training to prevent real life accidents.Is this a good idea?Do those who were in training for warfare at sea think that's in any way a good idea?---------------------(AUDIO)There's somebody cool in government? Yes! His name is Chip Roy, member of the House of Representatives from Texashttps://twitter.com/BreitbartNews/status/1420440048596660225?s=19-----------------------Alberta seems to be taking great strides toward putting Covid restrictions where they belong, and that's in the garbage.Still, the laws are still on the books, and the chief medical health officer can still step in to bring them into force again. Will the present situation stand?Mike gets into it.https://americanuckradio.com/breaking-news/alberta-downgrades-china-virus-to-common-flu-status-quarantines-no-longer-mandatory/------------------Enjoy all this, and much more, in a fabulous hour 2 from Mike.

In this episode:Andrew's Rant – Airline hold times Mike's Rewind Joe's Fact Check  Listener Questions, Comments & Reviews   Dick of the Week – Guy at a community pool Average Idiot – Door-Dash driver You're a Covidiot – Woman kicked off cruise ship The Doctor's Office with Doctor Tony – Cruise ship vaccination policy Pooing on a stick WTF? – Woman wants her car fixed today Checking in with the Politicians –Jason Kenney, Andrew Furey, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and Dr. Anthony Fauci  What Does Kevin Think? – What does Kevin think of man buns? How Smart Is Carole? – The Oxford English Dictionary  The Big Blue Folder  - Student pilot & the Frito Lay union guy We get played out by Shirley Serban  This episode of Grose Misconduct was sponsored by Crystal Glass, Todd's Mechanical, Leading Edge Physiotherapy, South Central Dentistry, Ol' MacDonald's Resort and The Edmonton Comedy Festival.@CrystalGlassLTD @Toddsmech @LeadingEdgePT @dr_caouette @Macker63 @yegcomedy @mikedmonton @JoesFactCheck @docTonyM  Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/GroseMisconduct)

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