Crohn’s and Colitis Canada Announces Lori Radke as New President and CEO Crohn s and Colitis Canada Toronto, CANADA
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TORONTO, April 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Lori Radke has been selected as the next President and CEO of Crohn’s and Colitis Canada. The appointment comes at a pivotal time as the organization embarks upon a new strategic planning process.
Lori brings twenty-five years of progressive leadership experience in business development, marketing, and partnership activation across the corporate and not-for-profit sectors. Most recently at Wilfrid Laurier University where she led the campus-wide development strategy and in executive roles at the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
martha: and susan cowan is on the line with us and she thought her daughter, theodorea and give us a quick sense of your loss, ma am. she was my only child and it destroyed my life. this has certainly made it all worse, these terrible, terrible things we have learned, and i am angry and i am distressed that we have become so the british could have done this, and for business interests and is nothing but money, and, it is as terrible, terrible thing. martha: to give everybody at home background, the accusation is that the u.k. urged the scottish officials to allow him to be freed because they wanted to do a deal with bp. the oil company. susan, talk to me about rather, rosemary, talk to me about the assurances you will, the families were given at this time, when all of this happened, and he was finally, you know, put in prison for this. what were you told would happen?
today, living at liberty in tripoli, only serves to underline that. martha: can you imagine what this is like for the family members of these people who died in the bombing? rosemary wolf lost her daughter in the bombing, and she joins me live. susan cowan lost her daughter as well, they were students at syracuse university, and you may remember 35 students spent the semester in london and were on their way home for christmas when it happened. rosemary, thanks for being with us today. thank you. martha: first of all, just give me a quick idea of your daughter and what all of this is like for you. well, miriam was 20 years old, he was a musical theory student at syracuse and loved the theater and she loved singing and she was full of life and she just wanted to be happy and entertain people.
crushed by debt, proposing just a short term relief, a little jobless aid sprinkled in there. bill: b doesn t mean what it stands for. martha: bailout, baby! bill: stuart leads our coverage. bailout, what do you call t. stuart? some are calling it a mini back door bailout, that is a fact. here s what happened. the states have to borrow money from the feds to pay jobless benefits. states jobless benefits. that money should be repaid this year and next year. in order to give the states a little helping hand financially, there s a moratorium on the repayment of that debt. so the states don t have to pay back the feds for the money they have borrowed in the past couple of years to pay state jobless benefits. that is financial help going to the states. some will call it a mini bailout. some will say no, no, no, it s just help for the states, so they can maintain jobs. either way, it s financial help, going from the feds to the states. that s what s happening. bill: does this ha
behind the new park mall. ktvu s lloyd lacuesta is there and join us now with late details. reporter: frank it happened right here at this bus stop across the street from newwark memorial high school where a 17- year-old student was stabbed to death at 3:45 this afternoon. police say he was at the bus stop waiting for a ride home when the witnesses say two men assaulted him. tonight we talked to a grieving mother. my son is a good son. he used to go to church. he would go to school and then come home. reporter: she says a car accident delayed her this afternoon from picking up her son justice after football practice. so he was waiting for a bus. she says her son called his girlfriend on his cell phone after he was stabbed. he just said he got stabbed. and so by the time the girlfriend was there, the other football player friend of his saw him in the middle of the road. reporter: police say he died on the street. justice was a star linebacker for his high school and