Canadian Blood Services critical blood shortage, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder on Talk to the Hand
Posted Oct 1, 2014 09:20:10 AM.
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OTTAWA – A Canadian Blood Services critical blood shortage, an Ottawa paramedics’ experience with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, the most active province in Canada and the ongoing protests in Hong Kong are some of the topics being discussed on Talk to the Hand.
Show rundown:
-Mark Donnison, Vice President of Donor Relations with Canadian Blood Services, talks to Ed about the critical blood shortage in Ottawa and the need for donors.
-David Miller, president of the World Wildlife Fund, talks to Ed about the decline of wildlife globally in the Living Planet report.
-Ottawa paramedic Annick Allard talks to Ed about the struggles of PTSD and the battle with WSIB.
-Dr. Stephen Chia of the Canadian Breast Cancer Network and patient Mei-Lin Yee talk to Ed about metastatic breast cancer.
-Bryon Holland, president and CEO of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority, talks to Ed about its survey which shows most Canadians are against giving law enforcement more access to their online activity.
-Sean Simpson of Ipsos Reid talks to Ed about the results of their report which looked at the most active province in Canada.
-Shachi Kurl of Angus Reid Global talks to Ed about their latest numbers which show the federal Liberals continue to grow support.
-Jacob Kovalio, associate professor at Carleton University, talks to Ed about the latest on the protests in Hong Kong and the “Umbrella Revolution”.
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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