Podcast appearances and mentions of jon woodward

Jon Woodward, Trudie Mason, United Irish Society, John Moore, Tom Mulcair, Dr. Mitch Shulman, The Queen and her Court, Chris Bumbray

How did one man scam women into giving him thousands of dollars? A 39-year-old man changed his name, his job and his story multiple times as he met women across Ontario, pretending to be someone that they could trust and love. Jon Woodward is a Correspondent with W5’s Investigative Unit, he spoke to Andrew Carter.

Jon Woodward, Trudie Mason, Jayna Elise, Rory O'Neil, John Moore, Tom Mulcair, Dr. Mitch Shulman

- OHL player banned five games for calling other player 'Mennonite'. Is this reasonable, or does this go too far- Do you send thank you notes? Have you ever received one and were pleasantly surprised?- How did thieves steal your car? Maybe with a device they ordered online. Jon Woodward and Mark Mendelson join Deb to outline the story- Ahead of Taylor Swift Eras Tour, city moves homeless people near Rogers Centre ‘to help ensure their safety' Are you okay with the city paying for hotels for homeless people, to keep them hidden from TayTay?

Not all clothing donated by Canadians is having the local impact its previous owners might have hoped for. A recent W5 investigation by CTV correspondent, Jon Woodward, tracked clothing donated in Canada thousands of kilometers away, across the world, because of a lucrative used clothing market. Woodward joins Evan to share more about their investigation.

- Did you try negotiating for something other than a raise at work? We take your calls - What is the threshold for driving people to the airport?- CTV W5's Jon Woodward explains his story of how a clothes donation bin company passed itself off as a charity, while donated items were put up for sale 

Migrant farm workers are the backbone of Canada's agricultural economy. But because they can be fired and deported at will, their voices are rarely ever heard in this country.But Gabriel Allahdua is one of the few who can now speak up. And the story he has to tell is startling.It's a story of racism and labour exploitation that goes back decades, even centuries. And it's a prophecy of what is to come — that the hardships inflicted on migrant farm workers are only a trial run for the rest of us. This is the second episode in a two-part series on farm labour. Featured in this episode: Gabriel Allahdua, Chris RamsaroopTo learn more:Harvesting Freedom: The Life of a Migrant Worker in Canada by Gabriel Allahdua with Edward Dunsworth“‘Overtly racist': Lawsuit challenges Canada's migrant farmworker system” by Jillian Kestler-D'Amours in Al-Jazeera“Former Ontario seasonal farmworker speaks out about exploitation, files class action lawsuit” by Jon Woodward in CTV News“The Canadian state and the racialization of Caribbean migrant farm labour 1947–1966” by Vic Satzewich in Ethnic and Racial StudiesCredits: Arshy Mann (Host and Producer), Jordan Cornish (Producer), Noor Azrieh (Producer), André Proulx (Production Coordinator), Karyn Pugliese (Editor-in-Chief) Additional music from Audio NetworkSponsors: Rotman, AG1If you value this podcast, Support us! You'll get premium access to all our shows ad free, including early releases and bonus content. You'll also get our exclusive newsletter, discounts on merch, tickets to our live and virtual events, and more than anything, you'll be a part of the solution to Canada's journalism crisis, you'll be keeping our work free and accessible to everybody. You can listen ad-free on Amazon Music—included with Prime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rory O'Neil, Trudie Mason, Jon Woodward, John Moore, Tom Mulcair, Dr. Mitch Shulman, Kurt Kretzschmar, Sarah Deshaies

Dan Riskin is co-hosting today. CTV's Jon Woodward on his latest story on The Trucker Wars..The Bank of Canada raises interest rates for 7th time this year, we take your calls. 

Jon Woodward, CTV News; Dr. Supriya Sharma, Chief Medical Advisor for Health Canada; Dr. Howard Njoo, Deputy Chief Public Health Officer, Public Health Agency of Canada; Bonnie Crombie, Mississauga Mayor; Stephanie Levitz, the Toronto Star; Ian Bailey, the Globe and Mail; and Dr. Tammy McKnight, WestJet's Chief Medical Officer.

For one episode only My Tennis Journey becomes My Coaching Journey. Today's guest Jon Woodward has worked with or for The FA, LTA, Burton Albion, Derby County and UK Coaching. In the interview Jon, who is now a lecturer at the University of Derby, and I passionately put forward the case for why sports coaching deserves to be recognised as a 'proper profession' because of the incredible difference coaching can make to peoples' lives.

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated major changes to everyone's workplace, virtually overnight, and it took some time to get adjusted to the new reality where isolation is the safest option. But it's had tremendous, negative consequences for journalists reporting on every aspect of the pandemic -- from vaccine availability to the safety of school openings to the dating scene. Instead of being in the room to look decision-makers in the eye and hold them to account, BC's reporters are more often than not restricted by calling their questions in an opaque queuing system where no one knows who's being chosen to speak, nor why. BTS with CTV Vancouverpodcast producer/host and reporter, Penny Daflos, dives into the reality for reporters in British Columbia with CTV's legislative bureau chief, Bhinder Sajan, who describes the inner workings and political considerations that have kept journalist's arms-length from the province's top doctor and policymakers, while investigative reporter, Jon Woodward, colourfully describes the impacts of limiting reporters on the campaign trail as a Metro Vancouver mayor hits the mute button on an uncomfortable question.

Municipal politics generally don't capture the attention of constituents, much less observers outside the city in question, but that's definitely not the case in Surrey. Less than a year after winning a landslide victory, the mayor of Metro Vancouver's fastest-growing suburb is seeing support on city council crumble as he continues to stand by his election promises, using his political muscle to do so. BTS with CTV Vancouver host Penny Daflos and reporter Jon Woodward dig into the fiery goings-on at Surrey city hall, exploring the clash between rival political factions and what it means for a massive decision before those policymakers: whether or not to overhaul their policing model, a move that comes with considerable risk and cost.

Some people (who haven’t been named) apparently didn’t want to talk money laundering with experts studying the issue. But, a new provincial inquiry means they may be compelled to. Will they spill tea? And if so, will there be cookies? Featuring CTV’s Jon Woodward and a little person who could care less about the issue.

After nearly two months of secrecy, the Speaker of the House released a 76-page bombshell report outlining alleged questionable spending by two of BC’s top legislative officials: luxury hotel stays, pricey suits and a truckload of missing alcohol included. Speaker Darryl Plecas and his special advisor suggest that’s the tip of the iceberg, with more to come as the RCMP continues its investigation. But will any charges result from what’s being called a “culture of entitlement” in the upper echelons of the public service? BTS with CTV Vancouver host  Penny Daflos chats with investigative reporter Jon Woodward about how he tracked down Plecas for a surprisingly candid interview about the investigation, learning the Speaker paid a personal price for he scrutiny that came with his allegations against two of the highest-paid officials in the province.   

The Rev. Ben Robertson, Whit Rayner, Jon Woodward, Amy Barker, Michael Beattie, and Michael Barker offer reports for the Annual Meeting of the Chapel of the Cross.

Elections are often called "news olympics" by journalists and the province-wide municipal elections on October 20th was no exception for the dedicated team at CTV Vancouver. In Part 1 of our Election Special, host Penny Daflos discusses the challenges of anchoring a fast-moving and scriptless multi-hour broadcast with co-hosts Mi-Jung Lee and Scott Roberts, while Show Producer Philip Sedlacek outlines the many moving parts the producer team had to stick-handle, as Results Host Bhinder Sajan and Results Producer (and math whiz) Jon Woodward explain exactly how we got the results on the air so quickly -- while Managing Editor Ethan Faber describes the complex and incredibly stressful process of deciding when to make the big call on who won the biggest races. This is the insider account of how CTV was first, fastest and most compelling in coverage of a major change election -- including how the apple slices got on the desk.

It isn't all sunshine and roses for our field crews -- sometimes it's sewage and corpse flowers! host Penny Daflos talks about the most putrid, repellent and malodorous assignments of their careers with the station's reporters and videographers. Here are the inside stories of the work that had them turning green (and even passing out!) from the stench. With guests Allison Hurst , Nafeesa Karim , Julie Nolin , Ben Miljure , Jon Woodward and Peter Bremner .BTS with CTV Vancouver

Structure fires are a sadly common on local newscasts, but they require a sensitivity and tact on the part of the reporters covering them, no matter how often they occur. host Penny Daflos discusses two recent fires that left families homeless and a small business-people without their livelihoods with her colleagues Jon Woodward and Sarah MacDonald . They spotlight the highly personal aspects of these stories and the poignant response from community members rallying around those who've lost everything.BTS with CTV Vancouver

Media relations, public affairs and communications specialists are all trying to do one thing: get the messaging and coverage want into the public realm. But that's often at odds with what the public deserves or needs to know. Host Penny Daflos discusses a recent and cringe-worthy encounter with reporter Jon Woodward and a spokesperson stuck in "the message box." Shannon Paterson also shares her experience with a notably frustrating example from a #BCPoli bigwig. they

Amy Barker, Jon Woodward, Oscar Hartman, and the Rev. Ben Robertson deliver reports to the 2018 Annual Meeting of the Chapel of the Cross.

Davis Frye, Jon Woodward, Oscar Hartman, and the Rev. Ben Robertson offer reports for the 2017 Annual Meeting at the Chapel of the Cross.

My guest this week is author and actor Jon Morgan Woodward.  His new book, "Hidden Valley the Awakening" is being called one of the most anticipated horror movies of 2014!  But, more than being an actor, director, producer, and author, he's human being on a journey! His life, like many of ours, has been filled with triumphs and tribulations.  He's going to share with us five KICKASS tips for creating YOUR success and happiness in life!!   www.christopherrausch.com