Podcast appearances and mentions of logan boulet

Toby and Bernadine Boulet, parents of Logan Boulet who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018 For more of the Shaye Ganam Show, subscribe to the podcast. https://globalnews.ca/calgary/program/shaye-ganam/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pierre Poilievre has been sitting in a comfortable lead in the polls, until recently. The emergence of Mark Carney in the Liberal leadership race is putting pressure on the PM-hopeful. How can he strengthen his stance on Canadian culture and furthering his 'stop the crime' agenda? Lydia Perovic and Steven Penney share some ideas. Water sharing between Canada and the U.S. has long been a contentious issue. President Donald Trump is putting it in the headlines again. Tricia Stadnyk with the University of Calgary tells us what the President is after and if it could further strain Canada's relationship with its southern neighbour. We all remember the devastating Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018. Logan Boulet was one of the players killed. His parents Toby and Bernadine have championed Green Shirt Day to honour their son. Green Shirt Day is in support of organ donor awareness and registration across Canada. For more of the Shaye Ganam Show, subscribe to the podcast. https://globalnews.ca/calgary/program/shaye-ganam/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today is national Green Shirt Day. In honour of the Logan Boulet Effect, in support of organ donation awareness across Canada. Logan was an 18 year old defenceman on the Humboldt Broncos hockey team which 6 years ago yesterday was decimated in the horrendous crash with an 18 wheel semi truck. Of the 29 passengers 16 lost their lives and the other 13 will live with the scars of that day for the remainder of their lives.  Six years ago today Logan Boulet died. He had signed his organ donor card and because of Logan's generosity six people lived on with Logan's organs. Guest: Toby Boulet. Logan's father, joining us from the Logan Boulet Arena in Lethbridge, Alberta Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast:   Debating the path to carbon pricing. https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/charlebois-debating-the-path-to-carbon-pricing Op ed by Dalhousie University professor and director of its Agri foods laboratory Sylvain Charlebois. Professor Charlebois posts on X academics who aren't fully vested or have full professorships may be committing career suicide by writing an op ed like this. "Intellectual freedom exists on campus, as long as you 'fit in.'"  Guest: Professor Syvain Charlebois. Dalhousie University director of its Agri foods laboratory.   Emma is a Canadian Jewish student at Toronto Metropolitan University. Dr. Eric Kam is Emma's professor. Also a Jewish Canadian. Emma wrote an email to Dr. Kam thanking him for empowering her to be proud of her Jewish reality and presence at TMU, even though fearful antisemitism is present at the campus. Guests: Emma         Dr Eric Kam Apr 7: Tony Boulet on the legacy of son, Humbolt Broncos player Logan Boulet. Today is national Green Shirt Day. In honour of the Logan Boulet Effect, in support of organ donation awareness across Canada. Logan was an 18 year old defenceman on the Humboldt Broncos hockey team which 6 years ago yesterday was decimated in the horrendous crash with an 18 wheel semi truck. Of the 29 passengers 16 lost their lives and the other 13 will live with the scars of that day for the remainder of their lives.  Six years ago today Logan Boulet died. He had signed his organ donor card and because of Logan's generosity six people lived on with Logan's organs. Guest: Toby Boulet. Logan's father, joining us from the Logan Boulet Arena in Lethbridge, Alberta --------------------------------------------- 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

Ann Rohmer speaks with with Janet Gray – Money Coaches Canada where the discussion looks at why we are poorer now than 3 years ago, what to do and will Tuesday's federal budget help? Tina Cortese looks at the Retail Council of Canada's reaction to the federal budget and if the Federal Government couldhave done more to help Canadians by slashing credit card swipe fees, eliminating hidden taxes on consumer goods such as car seats, strollers, diapers. Ann Rohmer is with Rick Smith, President of the Canadian Climate Institute who says that Tuesday's budget accelerates clean growth in Canada. Jim Lang speaks with Toby Boulet – parent of Logan Boulet who died in in the Bronco's bus crash in 2018. April 7th is GREEN SHIRT DAY to inspire people to become organ donors. Kevin Frankish is with Bobbi Hunter to discuss Rembering Bob Hunter, a book about the environmentalist and one ofthe founders of Greenpeace Bob Hunter which will be available later this month – MR. MINDBOMB Shaliza Bacchus looks at Life at Sea, which is offering the ultimate cruising experience.  An opportunity to visit all 7continents, work remotely and live at sea for 30k.

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It's Green Shirt Day! We are re-sharing last year's conversation with the Boulet family. New year and new episode art… same conversation, same beautiful family. Today—April 7th—is Green Shirt Day, and we had the pleasure of chatting with Logan Boulet's family. Logan is the inspiration behind Green Shirt Day and the Logan Boulet Effect. On April 6, 2018, the Humboldt Broncos hockey team bus was involved in a crash that shattered the hearts of Canadians. 16 of the 29 passengers on the Humboldt team bus lost their lives in the crash, and Logan was one of them. He succumbed to his injuries on April 7th, 2018. Following his passing, his organs saved or enhanced the lives of six other Canadians. This sparked organ donation across Canada which became known as the Logan Boulet Effect. Now April 7th is known as Green Shirt Day—a day to bring awareness to organ donation, and the impact that Logan's decision to donate his organs had on a nation.  We get to know to Logan's parents, Toby & Bernie, and his sister, Mariko. They share their own athletic histories, their favourite memories of Logan, and Logan's unplanned legacy. The Boulets are the most beautiful and authentic family, and we hope you get as much out of our conversation as we did! Visit https://greenshirtday.ca/ to register for organ donation, and let your loved ones know about your decision!

On April 6th, 2018 -- a fatal bus crash ultimately took the lives of 16 people and changed the lives of countless others across the country. But the legacy of hockey player Logan Boulet lives on through Green Shirt Day. To discuss the "Logan Boulet Effect," and the 4th annual Green Shirt Day, we spoke with Logan's father Toby  Boulet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One year ago, We spoke with Logan Boulet's father, Toby Boulet, about organ donation, Green Shirt Day, dealing with tragedy, what kind of hockey player Logan was, & beyond www.greenshirtday.ca

Organ donation has been a hot topic in Saskatchewan recently but it hasn't always been that way. Our first guest for Season 5 of the What Connects Us Podcast was a two time survivor of organ failure before she even blew out the candles on her 37th birthday. Brandy Hehn has had her life saved on two separate occasions via a liver transplant in 2009 and a kidney in 2020. Brandy sheds a light on what it is like to go through organ failure, what that process looks like, how being the recipient of an organ donation has saved and impacted her life and how the Logan Boulet effect has changed the game for her and so many people. The ups and downs of Brandy's story and her sense of story makes this an episode you cannot miss!

On today's show, why don't we have a decision yet on 5G Huawei technology? We get answers with Charles Burton, a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and non-resident senior fellow of the European Values Center for Security Policy in Prague. We talk about the importance of organ donation and cancellations due to the pandemic with Toby Boulet, father of Logan Boulet and founder of Green Shirt Day. Plus, what kind of footage did a seal-mounted camera capture after being recovered from the ocean floor after 3 years? We get insight from Damian Lidgard, a department of Fisheries and Oceans biologist. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Solomon discusses R. Kelly's guilty verdict in his sex trafficking trial and chats with a doctor who is pleading for a 'fire break' lockdown in Alberta amid a serious fourth wave of COVID-19. On today's show:  Gloria Allred, victims rights attorney, on the three victims she represented in the R. Kelly sex trafficking trial. We play Evan's full interview with Victoria Galea, Annamie Paul's executive assistant, on Paul's decision to resign as Green Party leader. Dr. Paul Parks, president of the  emergency medicine section for the Alberta Medical Association on pleading for a 'fire break' lockdown in Alberta. Toby Boulet, father of Logan Boulet who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, on his disappointment in Saskatchewan suspending its organ donation program. Dan Riskin, CTV Science and Technology specialist, on whether our cellphones can detect if we're high.  

Sandhill, Green Day, and grass on the other side - An OBVIOU5 Voice – Episode 32  Wet Your Whistle Wednesday  Sandhill Wines.  April is BC wine month. This is something that British Columbia is doing with all of its wineries.  This is how we're going to promote it and maybe we can find a way to bring more BC wines to Alberta because we deserve it. British Columbia has amazing vineyards.  Their location is just off of Clement, 1125 Richter Street.  The people that are giving you these taste testers are so knowledgeable and extremely smart, the atmosphere in Sandhill, in general, is amazing. The place that they have is not their actual vineyard.  Sandhill Wines actually has six vineyards in southern BC; Sand Hill Estates, Kings Family, Phantom Creek, Osprey Ridge, Hidden Terrace, and Vanessa Vineyards. So those six are completely different, and that way they can produce so many different wines, every grape needs different sunlight, different soil, and different love.  The addition of Gretzky Wines putting a bunch of money for an expansion in their Calona Vineyards,   Parenting  Positivity for our children, they are adaptable. They've been completely wonderful during this whole thing for over a year now. With closures of sports, swimming areas, seeing their friends, other than school. It's tough for them.  Mental Health  I made the mistake of stepping on a scale.  Four-part series.   Body, Mind, Soul, and Community.  This week we're going to focus on the body.  Yoga with Adriene. She is absolutely phenomenal and she was the first one I did my 30-Day Challenge with.  Walking, closing rings, set of pushups, squats, sit-ups, and jumping jacks, three times every day. That's the new plan for our in-house gym that we have set up here.  Dapper  We're going into fashion, thank you, Gen Zed, for getting rid of the skinny jeans, skinny jeans were never my bag I could never wear them it was never my thing. I still have my jeans from high school, and I love the baggy loose fit.   Green Shirt Day  This is the anniversary of the Humbolt Broncos crash that happened last year  Logan Boulet before that crash had actually registered as an organ donor. And that's what green shirt day is about. If you haven't, take your time to register as an organ donor. Because if something were to happen to you. The number of lives that you can save moving forward is amazing.   Dad Tip of the Day  “Sometimes the grass is greener on the other side... because it's fake.”    Sandhill Wines  Yoga with Adriene  Green Shirt Day  Humbolt Broncos  @CaptainOBVIOU5 

Today—April 7th—is Green Shirt Day, and we had the pleasure of chatting with Logan Boulet's family. Logan is the inspiration behind Green Shirt Day and the Logan Boulet Effect. On April 6, 2018, the Humboldt Broncos hockey team bus was involved in a crash that shattered the hearts of Canadians. 16 of the 29 passengers on the Humboldt team bus lost their lives in the crash, and Logan was one of them. He succumbed to his injuries on April 7th, 2018. Following his passing, his organs saved or enhanced the lives of six Canadians. This sparked organ donation across Canada which became known as the Logan Boulet Effect. Now April 7th is known as Green Shirt Day—a day to bring awareness to organ donation, and the impact that Logan's decision to donate his organs had on a nation.  We get to know to Logan's parents, Toby & Bernie, and his sister, Mariko. They share their own athletic histories, their favourite memories of Logan, and Logan's unplanned legacy. The Boulets are the most beautiful and authentic family, and we hope you get as much out of our conversation as we did! Visit https://greenshirtday.ca/ to register for organ donation, and let your loved ones know about your decision!

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Wednesday, April 7th. We begin with a conversation with Mayor Naheed Nenshi – following his ‘bombshell' announcement yesterday afternoon that he will not be running in October's Municipal Election. We ask the Mayor what factors made up his decision. Next we look at yesterday's Provincial announcement of increased COVID-19 restrictions. We get reaction from the Business Council of Alberta. It's “Green Shirt Day” in support of organ donation. We speak with Toby Boulet – the father of Humbolt Bronco Logan Boulet – who made clear his desire to be an organ donor – just before he passed away. We ask Toby Boulet about the legacy his son's decision has made. Next we speak with “kidney donor” Dave Kinsella. Dave was the first “living donor” inspired by Logan Boulet. We ask Dave about his inspiration – and why he thinks it's important to share his story – and continue to raise awareness for the cause. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Boulet family joins The Shift to chat about how Logan Boulet's death changed five lives, thanks to his organ donation following the Humboldt Broncos crash three years ago. They also raise the importance of Green Shirt Day. Greg Fish (World of Weird Things) chats about what the pandemic looks like in California right now. He chats about how some pundits are urging us to give AI the power to govern. He thinks that is a REALLY bad idea. And, In Case You Missed It...Producer Ryan "You're a towel!" O'Donnell raves about some upcoming South Park-themed sneakers, a  deep look into pollution during the pandemic, and some encouraging Star Wars news.  HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Curiouscast.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spoke with Logan Boulet’s father, Toby Boulet, about organ donation, Green Shirt Day, dealing with tragedy, what kind of hockey player Logan was, & beyond www.greenshirtday.ca

We spoke with Logan Boulet’s father, Toby Boulet, about organ donation, Green Shirt Day, dealing with tragedy, what kind of hockey player Logan was, & beyond www.greenshirtday.ca

Nova Scotia has chosen to buy into this model. Essentially you're automatically an organ donor unless you ask not to be. Eric caught up with Toby Boulet, the father of Logan Boulet.

Travel ban talks heat up We heard Horgan address the idea around a potential travel ban, and whether it was legally doable. Well, turns out the legalities are on the Premier's side.  Drug testing needs to be improved The amount of MDMA/Cocaine that has a presence of fentanyl is astounding. We hear why drug testing is so important.  Indian farmer protest shutdown leads to outrage Anti-mask protests are allowed to go on freely without anything inhibiting them. So, why was an Indian farmer protest shut down?  And more in this episode! _____________ NAVIGATE THE PODCAST:  Chapter 1 There is a legal route to a travel ban in B.C. There's been much discussion about an inter-provincial travel ban in recent weeks. Premier Horgan suggested they'd need to figure out the legal implications, but legal experts have made their voices heard. We talk to Gerald Baier, Associate Professor of Political Science at UBC Chapter 2 Raising awareness for toxic drug testing MDMA and cocaine are some of the common drugs that often contain fentanyl in high enough doses to prove fatal. We chat with drug advocate Dana Larsen about this issue. Chapter 3 Farmer protest shutdown leads to outrage Many protests throughout the pandemic have been allowed to proceed without interruption from law enforcement.  So, why was an Indian Farmer protest shut down? We get the RCMP's explanation.  Chapter 4 EYE ON OTTAWA: Evidence we might be heading to the polls?Lots of rumours about an early federal election, but there might be some new evidence suggesting this might actually happen.  We chat more with Tom Korski, the managing editor of Blacklocks Reporter. Chapter 5 The trouble with convincing people to keep following protocols We're nearing a year into this pandemic, and obviously people have to be feeling a little fatigued. Dr. Heidi Tworek joins us for a chat about this challenge. She's Associate Professor in International History and Public Policy at UBC, and a Public health communications expert. Chapter 6 Opt-out organ donation a must across Canada? Nova Scotia has chosen to buy into this model. Essentially you're automatically an organ donor unless you ask not to be. Eric caught up with Toby Boulet, the father of Logan Boulet. Chapter 7 Care home restrictions could be lifted sooner than later Dr. Bonnie Henry had some encouraging news at today's COVID briefing. Richard Zussman gives us the details. _____________   Remember to wash your hands, practice physical distancing, and stay home at all costs if you are sick. We're not out of the woods yet!    The Lynda Steele Full Show podcast includes all the individual segments that can be found on the Lynda Steele Show page, digitally stitched together for your convenience.    Listen live online at globalnews.ca/radio/cknw/ 3-6 PM!

Toby Boulet, father of Logan Boulet of the Humboldt Broncos, chats to Shane Hewitt about how his late son's organ donations helped six people. Aviation Expert Keith Mackey talks about the legacy of Wardair founder Max Ward. Plus, RUOK with free Thanksgiving dinners, moving to Hawaii, and adopting a 17-year old? HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours?find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Tune In.

This Special Edition podcast is our series of interviews around how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted people in need of organ donation.  Part 1: Carrie Jung, a heart transplant recipient. Part 2: Marie Doherty, who's late son donated his heart to Carrie Jung. Part 3: Toby Boulet, the father of the late Humboldt Broncos' Logan Boulet, who's donations ended up helping 6 people.

We spoke with Kaleb Dahlgren, who’s much more than just a Humboldt survivor.  We talked about his Bronco days, his college career at York, his work with Dahlgren’s Diabeauties, playing for Darcy Haugan,  Logan Boluet & his legacy, chirping Johnny Gaudreau,  and more  

Continuing coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Today's top stories: The tone shift on face masks People shopping for groceries online having issues Is time shifting or is it just in your mind?  Humboldt anniversary. Two years! We talk to Logan Boulet's father.  Remember to wash your hands, self-isolate unless it is an emergency, and stay home at all costs if you are sick.    The Lynda Steele Full Show podcast includes all the individual segments that can be found on the Lynda Steele Show page, digitally stitched together for your convenience.    Listen live online at globalnews.ca/radio/cknw/ 3-6 PM!   Follow the team on Twitter: Lynda Steele @steeletalk  On Air Contributor Eric Chapman @EricIncredible  Lead Producer @Alan_Regan Technical / Content Producer @AmirsDoingitAll (Feel free to give me feedback on the podcast too!)

Guest: Toby Boulet 

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Tuesday, April 7th. Green Shirt Day aims to raise awareness about organ donation and encourage more people to register as donors. The day honours the memory of Humboldt Broncos bus crash victim, Logan Boulet. Sue and Andrew speak with Logan's father, Toby Boulet. The Morning News is joined by Mercedes Stephenson, Global's Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of "The West Block". Mercedes gives Sue and Andrew an update on how the Canada Emergency Response Benefit roll-out is working into day 2 of the program. Sue and Andrew look at the impact the Coronavirus Crisis is having on local businesses. Sandip Lalli, President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, has the latest information, including how the Chamber is adapting during this time. The hotel industry has been hit very hard by COVID-19.  The Morning News hears from the President of Alberta's Hotel and Lodging Association about the state of business. It's a fact of life these days in isolation are leaving people feeling bored.  Sue and Andrew catch up with a psychologist who breaks down what boredom means and why it may not be such a bad thing after all. Finally - working from home can be a welcomed change for many, but it can also be a 'pain in the neck' for others. Sue and Andrew chat with an ergonomics professional on how to keep healthy in the home office.   

We talk to Toby Boulet, the father of Logan Boulet. 

In a tragedy that shook Canada and the rest of the hockey playing world, just before 5:00pm on April 6, 2018, the team bus of the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey team smashed into a semi that had just blown through a stop at the intersection of Saskatchewan highways 35 and 335. Of the the 29 people on the bus that day, only 13 survived. The truck driver walked away unharmed, and was later charged with and convicted of 16 counts of dangerous driving causing death and 13 more counts of dangerous driving causing injury.  One player, 21-year-old defenseman Logan Boulet, had signed his donor card only 5 weeks before the crash and his death. His thoughtful gift saved the lives of six organ recipients. Logan’s selfless actions led droves of other Canadians to sign their donor cards, creating what has been called the #LoganBouletEffect. This remains the largest number of donors pledging their organs from a single event; 100,000 in the first three weeks. To keep the effect going his family helped to create Green Shirt Day in 2019, observed on April 7, the anniversary of Logan’s passing.  Sources and Further Reading: [Humboldt Broncos] [Humboldt Broncos bus crash - Wikipedia] [9 Apr 2018, NP1 - The National Post at Newspapers.com] [Home - Green Shirt Day] [Green Shirt Day - Home | Facebook] [Green Shirt Day (@GreenShirtDay) | Twitter] [Green Shirt Day (@greenshirtday) • Instagram photos and videos] [Report On Intersection Review | Government of Saskatchewan] [ER doctor recalls Humboldt Broncos crash response - YouTube] [Rod Stewart pays tribute to Humboldt Broncos | Globalnews.ca] [Logan Boulet taken off life support, organs donated  | Globalnews.ca] [COVID-19 forcing Green Shirt Day campaign changes | Global News] [Agreed statement of facts - Humboldt Broncos bus crash] [Guilty plea in Humboldt Broncos bus crash  | Globalnews.ca] [Driver in Humboldt crash wasn’t distracted | CBC News] [Adam Herold Legacy Foundation] [SEARCH: Global News Humboldt - YouTube] [Swift Current Broncos bus crash - Wikipedia] R v Sidhu, 2019 SKPC 19 (CanLII), < [http://canlii.ca/t/hzbj5] > Support the show.

In episode 7, Crowe and Falko sit down with five-year veteran Connor Gutenberg and talk about reaching the 300-game milestone, the championship season and growing up in Brandon. Plus, a look back at an impressive month of January and a look ahead at February's home game promotions! RE/MAX Presents: WHL Suits Up with Don Cherry to Promote Organ Donation’ set to celebrate Hockey Night in Canada with a special tribute to Logan Boulet on the jersey.

The Scott Thompson Show Podcast - Don Cherry has been let go from Sportsnet after his rant on Saturday night's Coach's Corner. Scott had an in-depth discussion with Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun, who spoke with Cherry. Then, PR Consultant Elissa Freeman and Scott debate the issues surrounding Cherry's comments. Guests: Joe Warmington, columnist with the Toronto Sun Elissa Freeman, public relations consultant, Huffington Post contributor - Toby Boulet, father of a Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet, says that Alberta's presume consent bill for organ donation needs work. But is presumed consent the best way to get people to donate their organs? Guest: Versha Prakash, chief operating officer with the Trillium Gift of Life Network

April 7 marked the anniversary of the death of Logan Boulet, who died a day after many of his Humboldt Broncos' teammates were killed in a crash involving the team bus. Boulet survived long enough so that he could fulfill a wish to be an organ donor, something he was inspired to do by a former trainer. We look at the motivation behind Green Shirt Day and how his parents are hoping to create a lasting legacy out of their son’s final act of giving. Dave is joined by Calgary Herald columnist Licia Corbella.

This Saturday marks one year since the crash that involved the Humboldt Broncos hockey team. Logan Boulet was one of the players who died in the crash. Before his death, the 21-year-old decided to become an organ donor.  Six organ recipients benefited from that decision. April 7th will mark the inaugural Green Shirt Day. It's a national movement that seeks to inspire Canadians to talk to their families and register as organ donors. It also intends to honour, remember and recognize all the victims and families of the tragic crash. We wanted to have that conversation on the air now - and we wanted to talk about what organ donation means for those who receive a transplant. Before we came on-air I spoke with Bet Tuason. He received a kidney transplant last year, and he told us what one person's decision to become an organ donor has changed his life. Guest: Bet Tuason Received a kidney transplant last year; advocate for better transport services for transplant patients

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GUEST: Toby Boulet, father of Logan Boulet, who passed away following the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Logan was an organ donor, who saved many lives.

Mary Agnant, Director, "The Boulet Effect"

The Roy Green Show Podcast - Conservative MP Michael Cooper of Edmonton sits on the parliamentary justice committee and participated in the 3-hour testimony/Q&A session with Jody Wilson-Raybould last Wednesday. He speaks with Roy about what comes next and shares his thoughts on attending that explosive committee meeting Toronto criminal lawyer David Butt joins the show to discuss his Op Ed in the Globe & Mail, ‘Wilson-Raybould Crown prosecutor roots are a reason she speaks her truth to power.' And might Trudeau/PMO intervention with Jody Wilson-Raybould lead to a charge of Obstructing Justice charge, and what must the Crown go through before considering such a charge? How many Liberal MPs may decide to not run again in October?  At present Ontario Liberal MPs John Oliver, Ted Hsu and Celina Caesar-0Chavannes, as well as New Brunswick Liberal MP T.J. Harvey, have announced they will not seek re-election. Three weeks ago, former Liberal MP Dan McTeague predicted that we would see announcements like this. And now he is saying that it is not over yet. Logan Boulet of Lethbridge, Alberta was a player for the Humboldt Broncos who lost his life because of the truck/team bus crash on April 7, 2018.  His family made the decision to donate Logan's organs. Six people across Canada had their lives saved or improved as recipients of Logan Boulet's organs. The family and the Canadian Transplant Association has declared April 7, 2019 (and the years going forward) to be known as Green Shirt Day, a day dedicated to promoting organ donation awareness, while honouring the "Logan Boulet effect." Almost 100,000 Canadians signed their organ donor cards in the provinces with online registration in the days after the decision made by the Boulet family. - Guests: Michael Cooper David Butt, Toronto criminal lawyer and former Crown prosecutor Dan McTeague, former Liberal MP, GasBuddy .Com Toby Boulet, Logan Boulet's father Linda Leatherdale, Vice President of Cambria Canada, Former Money editor with the Toronto Sun See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Linda Leatherdale is the mother of Skye, her daughter who was near death before a bone marrow match was discovered in the U.S. Skye who was 21 at the time has not only survived beyond five years, she is married and looking forward to a full life. For more, including Roy's conversation with Toby Boulet, listen to the Roy Green Show Podcast. And subscribe to the show wherever you find the podcasts that matter to you, including Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Guest: Linda Leatherdale, Vice President of Cambria Canada, Former Money editor with the Toronto Sun See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's being called the Logan Boulet effect. The Humboldt Broncos defenceman signed his organ donation card when he turned 21 just a few weeks ago. Tragically, he was among the 16 killed in the horrific crash last week in Saskatchewan. But his decision has inspired others, and there's been a huge increase in the number of Canadians signing up as organ donors. Libby talks about it with Ronnie Gavsie from Trillium Gift of Life. And – This week Celebrity Chef Lynn Crawford picked up a Lifetime Achievement Award from Canada's 100 best restaurants – a publication that lists the best in the industry.She is a pioneer of the vibrant food scene in Toronto and across the country. A perennial presence on food television and the owner owner of Ruby Watchco, She came to the Zoomerplex to talk to Libby about the award and new directions food.

Your hosts this week are Lynn Desjardins, Levon Sevunts, Marie-Claude Simard and Carmel Kilkenny.  (Video of show at bottom of page) ListenEN_Interview_2-20180413-WIE20 Humboldt Broncos hockey player Logan Boulet had signed an organ donation card, inspiring other Canadians to do the same in the wake of his death. (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League) Humboltd, Saskatchewan has been in the national spotlight for the last week, following the tragic accident there. A transport trailer collided with the bus carrying the town's young hockey players, leaving 16 people dead to date, and another 13 severely injured Just a few weeks ago, 21-year old Logan Boulet had signed an organ donation card and talked to his family about why. When it became clear he would not survive the accident, he was placed on life support and several of his organs were retrieved by surgeons. These will help six people who are waiting for transplants. News of this inspired many Canadians to sign up to donate their own organs in the event of death. Several provinces in Canada noted big increases in their registries. Lynn Desjardins spoke with Michael Terner, the program lead for the Canadian Organ Replacement Register at the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Monsanto’s Roundup Ready soybean seeds. (Dan Gill/AP) The US Dept of Justice gave provisional approval to the takeover of bio-tech giant Monsanto by German chemical giant Bayer, this week. Both organizations are already huge multinationals in the global agricultural market. The multi-billion dollar deal now greatly reduces the competition in agricultural chemicals and seeds. Meanwhile two giant fertilizer companies, Potash Corp and Agrium, have merged to form the company, Nutrien. ChinaChem and Syngenta combined in another chemical and bio tech mega merger worth billions of dollars. And Dow and Dupont did the same. Farmers world-wide fear the global agricultural market is now clearly dominated by just three or four huge corporations. This means likely increased costs for fertilzers and disease and pest control chemicals, more genetically modified crops and fewer varieties of crops, and increased costs for consumers. Marc Montgomery spoke to Jan Slomp, vice president of Canada's National Farmers Union, and asked him about their concerns over this latest mega merger. Rohingya refugee children fly improvised kites at the Kutupalong camp near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on December 10, 2017. (Damir Sagolj/Reuters) Dr. Megan Doherty is a pediatrician and palliative care specialist who works at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). She recently returned from a trip to Bangladesh where she and some colleagues visited the Rohingya refugee camps. She was struck by the lack of palliative care. A little 4-year-old girl who was suffering horrible headaches due to eye cancer was one case that really moved her. In an interview this week, Dr Doherty told Levon Sevunts, there was nothing she could do. The little girl died in terrible pain because the clinics in these camps do not have the medicine to treat and manage pain in chronically or terminally ill patients. Now she is trying to raise awareness about this hidden crisis in refugee camps. Dr. Doherty says with so many resources going to save lives, there is little left for those who are beyond saving.  Images of the week window.jQuery || document.write('

Just like yesterday, we spent a good chunk of this morning talking about Humboldt. We tried to focus on the stories that show examples of how this is bringing the best out of people, because there are so many examples of people stepping up to help out.