Podcasts about madd canada

New stricter rules are now in place for impaired drivers. As of January 1st. peace officers can give immediate roadside suspensions to drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.05 or greater. Rachel Cave speaks with Saint John Police Chief Robert Bruce as well as the CEO of MADD Canada about the changes.

Robert Gauvin is the Minister of Justice and Public Safety. Steve Sullivan is the CEO of MADD Canada. 

As of January 1st, peace officers will be able to give immediate roadside suspensions to drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.05 or greater. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to Robert Gauvin, minister of public safety, then Steve Sullivan, CEO of MADD Canada.

Brett & Greg ask for your best pet mess stories! Talking to MADD Canada. Chatting Jets with Leah Hextall and more!

Each and every Monday we invite experts in the law to pull up a seat and discuss the week's biggest crime and justice stories. In today's Round Table of Justice, Tamara Cherry is joined by ... Steve Sullivan,CEO of MADD Canada and formerly Canada's first federal ombudsman for victims of crime and Heidi Illingworth, victimology professor at Algonquin College, executive director of Ottawa Victim Services and former federal ombudsman for victims of crime to discuss victim services.

There's a proposal in NB to take impaired driving out of the criminal justice system and instead impose immediate penalties. The CEO of MADD Canada, Steve Sullivan, says he agrees with this approach because it's been done in BC since 2010 and fatalities have gone down. And on the phone-in: Meghan Doucette & Cynthia King discuss cycling safety in the Maritimes.

The province announced changes to drinking and driving penalties today. Steve Sullivan, the CEO of MADD Canada, spoke with Danielle McCreadie.

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MADD Canada president urges you to find safe ride home

Clayton Brown chats about the comic book series 'Goose' for MADD Canada with the intent to inspire people to plan ahead when travelling on roads. The post Clayton Brown talks about comic books tackling serious concerns appeared first on True North Country Comics.

Wayne Power is Manager of Power's Ambulance Service Limited, a family business which has been providing Emergency Medical Services to the Placentia Region since 1984.He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Memorial University and has completed numerous leadership and professional development programs through the Regional Cadet Instructor School, Fire and Emergency Services and the College of the North Atlantic. An active practitioner in the field of pre-hospital care he is a trained Emergency Medical Responder.A volunteer in the community he serves as Chairperson of the Our Lady of Angels Parish Finance Council and the Voices of Placentia Bay Festival Committee and Vice Chairperson of CBDC Avalon West. He is a director with the NL Association of Community Business Development Corporations, the Multi-Materials Stewardship Board, past chair of the Port of Argentia, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 33 and the Placentia Area Historical Society.  He served as an elected member of the municipal council in Placentia for nine years, including four years as Mayor and is also a past Regional Director with Municipalities NL. He has also previously served as a member of the Board of Directors of MADD Avalon.He has been involved in the Canadian Cadet Organization for over 24 years and is currently a member of the Canadian Forces – Cadet Organization Administration and Training Service. He holds the rank of Captain and is serving as Commanding Officer of 2558 Placentia Royal Canadian Army Cadets.He is the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Canadian Forces Decoration. He has also received the 15-year volunteer service award from MADD Canada and the Canada 150 Community Leader Award.Wayne joined the Placentia Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors in 2017 as Vice President. He became President at the Annual General Meeting in the Fall of 2019.#galeforcewins is an inspirational podcast with New episodes every Tuesday evening on Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts.We also launched Gale Force Wins on the Rogers Television Network in St. John's on January 31st 2023 with a series of 12 episodes.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/

Steve Sullivan, CEO of MADD Canada, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the issue of impaired driving across the country, and why drivers are still making the decision to get behind the wheel while being under the influence.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast:   Trudeau has been in office for a long time, and in that time he's been met with scandal after scandal. Why? Well, he believes the political climate has changed. If you ask Warren Kinsella, Former Special Assistant to Jean Chretien… it's probably because of him GUEST: Warren Kinsella, Former Special Assistant to Jean Chretien and War Room Director for Dalton McGuinty (3 times) - Yet another provincial Premier out east is concerned about Ottawa's mishandeling of our contributions to the energy crisis. Obviously it's important to transition to clean sources of energy, however we have the natural resources such as liquid natural gas that the world has been asking for and Trudeau is saying no. GUEST: Diane Francis, Editor at Large with the National Post - EVs, electric vehicles, are becoming a technology that we are seeing on our roads. Governments are also pushing for technology like EVs hard. But in the war of batteries, who is set to dominate the market? Surprisingly, it's not Canada. GUEST: Heather Exner-Pirot is a Senior policy analyst at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute - A recent survey conducted by MADD Canada is showing some troubling numbers, as even in 2023 there are many Canadians who are still driving while impaired. GUEST: Eric Dumschat, Legal Director for MADD Canada.

After the loss of her son-in-law Darryl, in an impaired driving crash, Denise Dubyk became a founding member of the MADD Calgary Chapter in 2001. She has been involved with the mission of the Chapter since that time and held the positions of President, Vice-President, and Treasurer currently sitting as a Board Member. In 2003, Denise was the recipient of MADD Canada Western Region Award and the John G. Bates award for local and national Volunteer of the Year and was nominated and awarded a Diamond Jubilee Year commemorative medal in 2012. In 2009 Denise took on the role of MADD Canada Regional Director for the Prairie Provinces, North West Territories and Nunavut Region and in 2010-2013 served as National President for a 3-year term. Denise works passionately at educating and creating awareness about impaired driving and advocates to provincial and federal governments regarding strengthening impaired driving legislation. Denise believes that stopping impaired driving is everyone's responsibility. That by working together, with the strength and commitment of the MADD Chapters across the country and under the leadership of MADD Canada, positive changes will continue to be made in our communities to lessen fatalities and injuries attributed to impaired driving. Denise is married, with one daughter, two stepsons and five grandchildren. Along with an eclectic nature, interests such as gardening, reading, close friendships and enormous amounts of quality time with grandchildren keep Denise busy. Note: for reference to the dates mentioned this episode was recorded in October 2021

Tamara Cherry fills in for Evan Solomon. She breaks down why the work stoppage at CP Rail is raising economic concerns for Canada, and discusses its potential impacts on an already-strained supply chain. On today's show:  Major-General (Ret.) Denis Thompson on Canada's support to Ukraine.  David Lavery (“Canadian Dave”), an ex-special forces soldier with the Canadian Armed Forces, who is on the ground helping support families in Ukraine.   Mark Agnew, the senior vice president of policy and government relations at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, on the CP Rail strike.  We reflect on the life and legacy of Andrew “Andy” Murie, the CEO of MADD Canada. He recently died after a short battle with cancer. Christine Latremoille, a travel expert based in Quebec, on plane ticket costs and what to know before you book your summer vacation.

Entrevue avec Marie-Claude Morin, responsable régionale et responsable des services aux victimes pour MADD Canada - Les mères contre l'alcool au volant. Dossier alcool au volant : on discute limite permise au Québec et au Canada et du programme de MADD Canada. Pourquoi le Québec ne se dote pas d'un programme de sanctions administratives de courte durée pour les conducteurs interceptés avec un taux d'alcoolémie entre 0,05 % et 0,08 % ? Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue avec Lise Miville, réviseure en linguistique.  Lise Miville a pris son rendez-vous pour se faire vacciner contre la COVID-19 grâce aux capsules vidéos et balados du populaire Dr Tiktok nommé Mathieu Nadeau-Vallée. Preuve que la sensibilisation sur internet peut porter fruit.  Au menu de la rencontre entre Marie-Claude Barrette et Sophie Durocher, on parle d'Andrée Boucher, une comédienne qui a pris la décision de s'enlever la vie après avoir essuyé deux refus à des demandes pour mourir dans la dignité. On s'attarde aussi sur la possibilité de voir une femme obtenir le poste de DG des Canadiens de Montréal. Entrevue avec Marie-Claude Morin, responsable régionale et responsable des services aux victimes pour MADD Canada - Les mères contre l'alcool au volant. Dossier alcool au volant : on discute limite permise au Québec et au Canada et du programme de MADD Canada. Pourquoi le Québec ne se dote pas d'un programme de sanctions administratives de courte durée pour les conducteurs interceptés avec un taux d'alcoolémie entre 0,05 % et 0,08 % ? Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Kelly chats with MADD Canada CEO, Andrew Murie. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tina Cortese speaks with MP for Vaughan-Woodbridge and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue, Francesco Sorbara about an investment of nearly $890,000 to the College of Carpenters and Allied Trades. This fund will support key groups facing barriers, get the training they need to launch exciting and well-paying careers in the trades and will also provide online learning Ann Rohmer looks at how Sarah Sun started her own business during the pandemic; how she hired staff and how to succeed. Tina Cortese also explains how a small business got a needed funding boost from Dragon's Den; found success and then went on to support other small businesses struggling to survive due to the pandemic Ann Rohmer returns with Richmond Hill acting mayor Joe DiPaola who talks about how the expansion of transit is now a reality and how the city is also accepting nominations for their Community Heroes Karen Johnson looks into Financial Literacy – the ABC's about talking to your kids about finances, financial planning and how to cope/budget during tough times. Local entrepreneur Carla from Carla's Cookies discusses with Jim Lang her annual fundraiser for MADD CANADA where buying cookies or butter tarts to celebrate your graduate will send proceeds to got MADD CANADA. Carla's brother was killed by a drunk driver.

On this October 22nd edition of the London Live Podcast: Tom Partalis, President of the London Optimist Sports Centre joins Mike to discuss how London's new COVID-19 restrictions will impact their business. Afterwards Andy Murie of MADD Canada talks the difficulties of advertising against drunk driving, and Gerry McCartney, CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce tells us how they immensely helped the Food Bank this morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Murie, CEO, MADD Canada talks about the new Ontario license plates 

J'lyn chats with Jeff Kasbrick, Vice President Government & Stakeholder relations at Alberta Motor Association. Andy Murie, CEO of Madd Canada.  

Jane Brown is filling in for Libby Znaimer today. She is joined by Marie Claude Morin, Regional Manager for Quebec, MADD Canada, and Sarah E. Leamon, Criminal Defence Lawyer specializing in impaired driving cases. You may have heard the news. There are no second chances for impaired drivers who

GUEST: Andrew Murie, CEO of MADD Canada

BC Ferries is launching a pilot project this June. If you buy a meal and eat at the Pacific Buffet you will be allowed to buy one or two drinks along with your food. Many of you have sharing your thoughts with us today. And get ready to call us - because we'll be taking your thoughts on our open line after our next guest. Tracy Crawford is BC's regional manager for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and they have a few concerns about this pilot project. Guest: Tracy Crawford BC's Regional Manager for MADD Canada

Albertastan.ca - 012 - GWNN March 4th 2019   In this episode Chach takes a dive into the SNC-Lavalin shit show.  Then we look at MADD Canada trying to light up the public with refer madness redux. Then Chachi loads some Press Progress into your cerebrum with https://pressprogress.ca/investigators-probing-jason-kenneys-kamikaze-candidate-are-demanding-bank-and-tax-records-donor-says/ ! Finally Chachi makes the case that David Staples is an idiot!

New numbers out from Statscan say even without legalization, a large number of Canadians are driving high. What is needed to change habits before weed is legal? Guest host Zack Hewitt speaks with Andrew Murie of MADD Canada.

In this podcast, we speak to MADD Canada about their concerns of driving while under the influence of cannabis. With legalization around the corner, MADD CEO Andy Murie speaks frankly about the situation.

Welcome to TURNING A NEW LEAF, the podcast that discusses all things related to the legalization and regulation of recreational marijuana in Canada. From doctors and filmmakers to growers and lawyers - we look at all perspectives and opinions as we await July 1, 2018. On today’s episode, Shawn chats with Andrew Murie, CEO of MADD Canada TURNING A NEW LEAF twitter: @ANewLeafPod FB: www.facebook.com/TurningANewLeafPodcast

Is the fight against drunk driving a losing one? Should drunk driving be fought by decriminalizing it? An op-ed in the Toronto Sun suggests that decriminalizing would see criminal charges abandoned. Is this a wise idea? Guest - Andrew Murie, CEO MADD Canada 

Ottawa is mulling over the decision to lower the blood alcohol content limit from .08 per 100mg of blood to .50mg. Would this deter drunk driving? Guest - Dr Robert Sullivan, Director of Legal Policy, MADD Canada

Rob welcomes Robert Solomon, Professor of Law at Western University and National Legal Director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving. 

Andrew Murie, CEO of MADD Canada joins the show to discuss minimum age for pot when it is legalized

Halton police have laid 447 alcohol-related charges and issued 167 roadside suspensions this year, which, according to police, is a number that is much too high. This weekend, officers will join with MADD Canada representatives visit bars and restaurants throughout Milton and Halton Hills, and will be implementing volunteer breathalyzers to bring about awareness to the weekend campaign. Patrons will be provided with information pertaining to legislation changes that took effect October 2 that extends license suspensions, vehicle impoundment and remedial measures to those found driving while impaired by drugs. Sergeant Paul Ruddle, of the Halton Hills Police Department, joins the Kelly Cutrara Show to discuss the weekend campaign, and what they hope to achieve.

Convicted drunk driver Marco Muzzo of Vaughan is handed down his sentencing today for killing 3 children and their grandfather in 2015. MADD Canada's Andrew Murie joins us to talk about the effects that such a tragedy has on the surviving family; criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind weighs in on the sentencing.

A new study from the US Centers for Disease Control says Canada has the highest death rate among wealthy nations for drunk driving. This despite nearly constant messaging surrounding drinking and driving. MADD Canada's Robert Solomon and Criminal Defence lawyer Patrick Metzler joins us to discuss the study.

Former Toronto cop Rob McDonald responds to the comment from MADD Canada that we have the dumbest drinking and driving laws in the world. Does walking and texting need to be outlawed, the IOC acts like dopes and why is kissing your kids on the lips not okay. We debate.

MADD Canada’s Andrew Murie says two strategies against drunk driving would save 300 Canadian lives annually.

MADD Canada CEO Andrew Murie comments on the Marco Muzzo sentence. Was it too light considering the lives that were lost in the 2015 crash? Should ignition interlock devices be included in every vehicle?

Drinking & Driving is a deadly mix. Certain times of the year we especially need to be reminded of this. Drinking alcohol on one's own time in the comfort of one's own home is your business. However, if we drink and drive, others can be affected. MADD Canada is one of the best known organizations of it's kind in Canada. They aim to support people who have been victims of impaired driving and to educate us about the lethal consequences of driving while impaired. Please listen to this podcast, no matter your age, because drinking and driving crosses all age barriers. However, if you know a youth that drives, please especially encourage him or her to listen too. You can save lives. Sara Dimerman in conversation with Denise Dubyk. Over the course of this episode you will learn more about: When, where and why was MADD Canada created? By whom? Mission statement? Aside from the obvious, why is it never a good idea for people to drive while impaired? What are some warning signs that you may have had a few too many? Are personal breathalyzers a good idea? What are the legal and moral responsibilities of someone serving alcohol - a private party host, restaurant or bar owner What are some proactive measures parents and educators can take to prevent injuries and fatalities that result from driving while impaired? How can communities come together in fighting against driving while impaired?