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The sport and sports betting communities got together this week for the first time since 2019 as the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, and McLaren Global Sport Solutions hosted the Symposium on Match Manipulation and Gambling in Sport at the Westin Harbour Castle in Toronto. Canadian Gaming Association president/CEO Paul Burns joined the Gaming News Canada Show presented by Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP to provide a summary of the happenings from the two-day conference of panels, keynote addresses and collaboration by both communities to educate athletes and other participants in sport about the realities involved around match fixing and corruption. Nic Sulsky of PointsBet Canada, a partner of Curling Canada, and Kris Abbott of Betano also weighed in on the cooperation between sportsbooks and sports bodies to educate athletes, coaches and others. Paul Burns joined the show to summarize the happenings from this week's Symposium on Competition Manipulation and Gambling in Sport, co-hosted by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, and McLaren Global Sport Solutions. During the symposium, the International Betting Integrity Agency – with support from FanDuel, Betway and bet365 – announced a $300,000 commitment over the next three years to fund an education program for athletes and other participants in Canadian sport about betting, match-fixing and other matters around integrity in sport. The CCES put out a news release Friday that the main takeaway from the symposium and its participants was “identifying the need for a coordinated pan-Canadian approach to prevent competition manipulation that is bolstered by comprehensive education”. “The symposium highlighted the fact that Canadian sport needs a plan to address the threat of competition manipulation now before it gets a stronger foothold in Canada,” said Jeremy Luke, the president and CEO of the CCES. “A harmonized, pan-Canadian competition manipulation policy developed with athletes that includes comprehensive education and is administered by an independent organization would be consistent with best practices from sport and other countries, and would contribute to a safer environment for athletes and support personnel. “The CCES is committed to working with partners, including athletes, to make it a reality.” The podcast also set the table for next Wednesday's What's Next for iGaming Regulation in Canada? webinar presented by GBG Plc and featuring a panel with the aforementioned Brewer, Rebekah Jackson from GBG, PointsBet Canada CEO Scott Vanderwel, and legal beagle Jack Tadman of GME Law. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Guthrie Sayen, PhD, PCC, helps coaches heal and awaken so that they can facilitate healing and awakening in others. He created and leads Coaching with Spirit Fundamentals, a comprehensive coach training accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF), and Coaching with Spirit & IFS, an immersive program in Internal Family Systems, for which the ICF has approved 40 CCEs. For the IFS Institute, he co-created Coaching for Self Leadership, which had more than 1,000 participants and is now available for download. Guthrie has created numerous trainings for the True Purpose Institute, the ManKind Project, and ICF chapters. He has mentored coaches, therapists, and other practitioners at all stages of their careers, from beginners to masters. His mission is to create a college of light workers who can end suffering on this planet by bringing forth the light of love that lives in all human beings. He does this by showing practitioners how they can safely enter another person's internal system and let that system teach them how to access its natural healing capacity and its natural creativity and wisdom. You can learn more about Guthrie here: https://bridgetothedivine.com/index.php and more about his next IFS training here: https://www.copperbeechinstitute.org/coaching-with-spirit.
Quarta-feira, 19 de abril de 2023 Dia Nacional dos Povos Indígenas Hoje, com apresentação de Isa Potter (@izabellipotter) Veja os destaques de hoje do seu podcast diário de notícias sobre as Comunidades LGBTQIAPN+: Mais de 14% dos indígenas LGBTQIAPN+ já sofreram violência de agentes Mulheres trans não têm vantagem nos esportes, aponta relatório Deputada Erika Hilton propõe o uso exclusivo do nome social no novo RG _________________________________________________________________ Alguma sugestão de pauta? Comentários? Indicações? Mande Sua Mensagem de Voz para o BOM DIA, BIXASe quiser, mande um e-mail para bomdiabixa@gmail.com Siga nas redes e fale com a gente na DM: @bomdiabixa no Instagram, Twitter e TikTok _________________________________________________________________ Este podcast integra a @FIOpodcasts | Rede Ativista de Vozes Idealização - GG Pesquisa e Roteiro - Zé Henrique Freitas Identidade Visual, Edição e Produção - Rod Gomes Apresentação - Lua Mansano, Gab Van, Iza Potter, GG, Zé Henrique Freitas, Rod Gomes e Bia Carmo _________________________________________________________________ Não deixe de clicar em SEGUIR o podcast aí no seu player favorito, nem de ativar notificações para não perder nenhum episódio! Ah, e se compartilhar, não deixe de nos marcar nas redes. ;)
We discuss the PDGA's new gender based divisions policy and more. Mentioned links: https://throwproud.com CCES report
On Oct. 10, 2012, almost 10 years ago, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) released its reasoned decision, a comprehensive investigation into doping by Lance Armstrong and other members of the U.S. Postal Service and Discovery Channel cycling teams. The document brought charges against Armstrong and supported USADA's call to strip Armstrong of his results, including his seven Tour de France wins. The reasoned decision sent reverberations up to this side of the U.S./Canada border. Michael Barry provided USADA with a signed affidavit detailing his doping practices during his career.In this episode, former president of Cycling Canada John Tolkamp looks back at the volatility in cycling 10 years ago and how he struggled with the information that was coming to light, officially. He also speaks about his organization's attempts to clean up the sport. Tolkamp is both an insider in the world of cycling, but also a cycling fan who was working his way through tough revelations about Barry and, later, Ryder Hesjedal.
Jeremy Luke is Senior Director of Sport Integrity at the Canadian Center for Ethics in Sport (CCES), the Canadian national anti-doping organization (NADO). He also led the anti-doping program for the Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2010. Jeremy joins us in this episode to talk about CCES, discuss how NADO's have been dealing with the pandemic, and share his insights into what it takes to run anti-doping efforts during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Nach den asiatischen Wochen, Monopoly und Los Wochos, kommen nun die AMG-Wochen. Eigentlich ist die gesamte Folge ein einziger Werbespot. ANZEIGE wegen Markennennung diesdas... Folgt uns gerne GRATIS auf Instagram.com/handaufsherz.podcast
Nos invités de cette semaine sauront vous surprendre! René Lachance, comptable professionnel agréé de l'entreprise Jean-François Vézina CPA inc. et nouvel administrateur de la CCES, nous fait part de son parcours professionnel et de ses différentes implications dans son milieu. Accompagné de Maxime Allard, propriétaire de l'Érablière du Cerf rouge de Saint-Adrien. Maxime nous en apprend sur la production étonnante de ces cervidés, ainsi que les raisons qui l'ont mené à débuter cet élevage ainsi que la production de sirop d'érable. Nos invités ont également un point commun, ils sont impliqués dans la politique municipale.
Excellent échange avec deux jeunes entrepreneurs dans le domaine des transports, Ghislain Tessier des Transports ATD, qui se livre sur plein de sujets intéressants dont l'acquisition de l'entreprise familiale et de sa vie d'entrepreneur en général. Accompagné du directeur général d'ABS Remorques et administrateur de la CCES, Pier-Olivier Gouin. Ce denier nous explique son parcours professionnel et sa vision d'entreprise, en passant par le processus de relève.
Premier enregistrement depuis les relâchements des mesures sanitaires de la Santé publique. Notre "Pilou" Pierre-Philippe Côté explique son cheminement et ses premières expériences de travail et effleure les sujets de ses différentes entreprises et multiples projets, accompagné de Charles-Antoine Leblanc, président de Virage multimédia et administrateur de la CCES.
Father Brett's CCES Mass Homily.
Les invités pour cet épisode sont Hugo Michel des entreprises Usinage Pro24 et Les lames Nordik (Nordik Blades), en compagnie de Pascal Lapointe, directeur adjoint du Camp musical d'Asbestos, Centre O3 et également administrateur de la CCES. Les deux invités se livrent leurs parcours professionnels, et discutent de leurs passe-temps favoris. Enregistré le 16 décembre 2020.
Pour cet épisode, Yan reçoit Miguel Grenier des entreprises Gestion 2000 et Oncle Picsou, accompagné de Steve Pelletier, cofondateur de la nouvelle radio régionale CJAN et administrateur de la CCES. Les deux invités racontent leurs parcours entrepreneurials, et discutent leurs sports favoris. Enregistré le 16 décembre 2020.
Father Brice's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Dans cet épisode de Dans la chambre, Yan reçoit Thomas Deshaies de l'entreprise Palco et président de la CCES, ainsi que Jessica Gouin des Chalets Trois-Lacs et administratrice de la CCES. Les deux invités se livrent sur leur parcours entrepreneurial, et leurs passions dont quelques histoires de chasse. Enregistré le 11 novembre 2020.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Patrick discusses heaven with students from CCES.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Brice's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Brice's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Patrick's CCES Mass Homily.
Father Brice's Homily for elementary school mass on the Feast of St. Peter Claver
Father Patrick's CCES Mass homily.
The Reefer Reporters With GreenIrene & Kim Cooper This weeks stories include:Infused beverage launch, CCES drops cannabis testing, Ontario retailers frustrated, Overgrowing gets senior 30 days, Napanee plant seizure, online retailer scam, Mexico's dual plan, Canna-Tourism in the Seychelles, India looks at harms of criminalisation, Warsaw Elephant gets CBD
Father Brice's school homily for CCES.
Lecce in B, Genoa salvo. L'ultimo verdetto della Serie A 2019-20 arriva in una strana serata d'agosto in cui l'unico calcio che avremmo mai visto, se fossimo stato in un anno come tutti gli altri, sarebbe stato un trofeo Birra qualcosa, o una tournée nella lontana regione di Fu. Invece, il campionato è finito solo da qualche ora e in fondo già ci, vi, mi, ti e gli manca. Ma state tranquilli: ci sono Champions ed Europa League da disputare. E da raccontare sempre qui, su CCES! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Nach dem Wochenrückblick widmen wir uns mal wieder einigen aktuellen Kickstarter Projekten, quatschen über die BerlinCon und machen dann noch einen Rückblick zur letzten Folge, weil wir von euch so dermaßen viel Resonanz dazu bekommen haben. Natürlich gibt es wie gewohnt wieder diverse Geschichten abseits dieser Themen und zum Abschluss dann noch ein kleines Gewinnspiel. Achtung in diesem Podcast können andere Youtuber, Blogger, Podcaster, Verlage oder Brettspieler zu Schaden kommen. Wir meinen es aber mit Niemandem wirklich böse. Wünsche, Kritik und Beleidigungen sind immer gerne gesehen ;) Viel Spaß mit dieser Folge, wir wünschen gute Unterhaltung und vor allem bleibt gesund ! Eure Meeple Porn Gang
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This week on the Shakeout we dive into the dark world of doping. We bring you the story of the Russian drug scandal that rocked the global athletic community. And we discuss the response, or lack thereof, from the organizations tasked with ensuring clean sport. In this episode we dissect the culture of state-sponsored doping. We speak with Paul Melia, president of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, as well as Iñaki Gomez, a 2-time Olympian in the race walk. Our guests shed light on the complex problem of global doping, and its effects on clean Canadian athletes.
Officers of Russia's military intelligence unit have been accused of mounting a cyber attack on agencies from around the world, including Canada. The hacking of the CCES and World Anti Doping Agency in Montreal shocked the companies. The RCMP won't say if Russian operatives were active on Canadian soil. Daniel Tobok, CEO, Cytelligence Inc. expert on cyber security
On behalf of the British Journal of Sports Medicine, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Margo Mountjoy on psychological injury and abuse in sport LIVE from the IOC World Conference in Monaco. Dr. Mountjoy is a member of the IOC medical commission, FINA executive board member, and associate clinical professor at McMaster University. She explores the various types of harassment, how it can occur, and what safeguards can be put in place to help athletes report abuse. In this episode, we discuss: -What form does psychological abuse and injury take in the world of sports? -How psychological abuse persists with the use of social media for the millennial generation -How competitive sport culture can enable abuse -The role healthcare professionals can play in preventing abuse -Signs and symptoms of psychological and sexual abuse -And so much more! One of the key risks for psychological injury and abuse to occur is when “there is a differential in power relationships.” The differential of power could be due to differences in a variety of factors including age, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or athletic ability which leads to the harassment and abuse. The advent of social media has led to more persistent forms of abuse which are carried off the field and into everyday life. With social media, there is no physical escape from the abuse and Dr. Mountjoy believes, “There is always someone that is ready to criticize.” Psychological injury and abuse in sport is not unique to any one sport or region and global resources are available through Dr. Mountjoy’s research and the IOC to help combat this problem. In our roles as coach, support team or therapist, Dr. Mountjoy stresses, “Each and every one of us in sport has the ability to stop this. But not only the ability, we have the responsibility.” One of the challenges of helping athletes is that, “Most athletes do not talk about their abuse while they are in sport because the process of abuse often silences the athlete. We see time and time again that we learn about harassment and abuse after they have retired.” However, healthcare providers have unique opportunities to engage athletes as impartial healers and provide support both physically and mentally. For more information on Dr. Mountjoy: Margo received her medical education and her family medicine training at McMaster University, Canada and her sports medicine specialty degree in Ottawa, Canada. Margo has worked as a community sports medicine physician in the Health & Performance Centre at the University of Guelph since 1988 where she has focused her practice on promoting elite athlete care and physical activity promotion in the general population. In addition, Margo has acted as the national team physician for Synchro Canada for 20 years as well as for the National Endurance Training Centre Athletes (middle and long distance track athletes) and the National Triathlon & Wrestling team training centres. Margo is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Faculty of Family Medicine in the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University, Canada where she teaches sports medicine and is the Director of Student & Resident Affairs. Margo is a member of the FINA Executive Board and holds the portfolio of Sports Medicine. She is also the Chair of the ASOIF Medical Consultative Group and a member of the IOC Medical Commission Games Group. Margo sits on the TUE committees of the IOC, WADA and CCES as well as the USADA and World Rugby Anti-doping Review Boards. Margo’s areas of research focus on elite athlete health and safety. Resources discussed on this show: BJSM Website BJSM Podcast IOC consensus statement on non-accidental violence in sport Margo Mountjoy Twitter Margo Mountjoy Publications Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes! Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart! Xo Karen P.S. Do you want to be a stand out podcast guest? Make sure to grab the tools from the FREE eBook on the home page! Check out my blog post on the Top 10 Podcast Episodes of 2016!
A brief overview of Garageband and how to create a Podcast.
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