TSB findings on Barrhaven bus crash, Canadian businesses relying on mobile tech on Talk to the Hand
Posted Sep 25, 2014 09:10:10 AM.
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OTTAWA – The Transportation Safety Board’s findings in connection with last year’s fatal Barrhaven bus crash, why Canadian businesses are relying more on mobile technology, an artificial pancreas for children with Type 1 diabetes and the local search for participants for ‘Reno Rescue’ are some of the topics being discussed on Talk to the Hand.
Show rundown:
-Transportation Safety Board lead investigator Rob Johnson talks to Ed about the agency’s findings in connection with last year’s fatal Barrhaven bus crash.
-Tech guru Marc Saltzman talks to Ed about the release of the Blackberry Passport and whether it can turn around the company’s fortunes.
-Dr. Margaret Lawson of CHEO, and patient Liz Van Dijk talk to Ed about Lawson’s research which has created an artificial pancreas for children with Type 1 diabetes.
-Doug Palmer, Regional Vice President of BMO, talks to Ed about their survey which finds Canadian business is relying more on mobile technology.
-1310’s Kristy Cameron talks to Ed from Walt Disney World where she is with 100 children taking part in Dreams Take Flight.
-Sean Speer of the Fraser Institute talks to Ed about his report showing Quebec pays the highest taxes of almost any jurisdiction in North America.
-Catherine Dubois, Director of Community Engagement of the Community Foundation of Ottawa, talks to Ed about their inaugural New Leaf Community Challenge.
-Margaret Robitaille of Mountain Road Productions talks to Ed about their search for participants for their new show on Cottage Life TV, Reno Rescue.
The talk show is hosted by veteran broadcaster Ed Hand Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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