Former lawyer talks about Khadr case with local radio host

By: Robert Washburn | July 13, 2017

National Observer columnist and former prosecutor Sandra Garossino talks about the Omar Khadr controversy with Dave Glover during the Drive Time July 12 on Northumberland 89.7 FM.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Local lawyer provides insight into Kadhr settlement on Drive Time
Hurtig talks about politics past and present with Dave Glover
Local railway expert talks about Lac-Megantic with Dave Glover
CBC’s Rick Mercer interviewed on Drive Time
Alderville chief talks about re-election, business and federal election

Filed Under:

Community Voices
Politics

More About
Community Voices
Politics

Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Placing precious lands in a trust
Margaret Walton, board chair, Ontario Farmland Trust One way to ensure a secure future for agriculture is putting farms in a land trust, says Margaret Walton, board chair of the Ontario Farmland Trust. There are 840 farms in Northumberland County.
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Political critique from the provincial Liberals
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: An overview from the county warden

View all Community Voices Posts →

Inside Transition House as warming room opens and preparations to move are underway
The show: The full interview with bonus material: The warming room at 310 Division Street opened on Nov. 13.
Port Hope councillor provides background into 2025 budget
In Their Words: Old grant application for aging arena stirs debate in Alnwick-Haldimand

View all Politics Posts →

Competitive tourism events needs transparency for taxpayers, business

A few things to know about startups in media

Comments are closed.

Recent Posts

Inside Transition House as warming room opens and preparations to move are underway

The show: The full interview with bonus material: The warming room at 310 Division Street opened on Nov. 13.

Port Hope councillor provides background into 2025 budget

The show: The full interview with bonus material: Port Hope council passed its $29.5 million budget earlier this week. For the average taxpayer, it will mean an extra $178 per year, according to a presentation made to council.

Digging into Cobourg police town hall looking for answers to particulars, plans and promises

The show: The full interview with bonus material: About 140 people gathered at the Lion’s Centre on Nov. 7 for a town hall organized by the Cobourg Police.

Alderville chief’s reflections on Murray Sinclair’s contribution to community and country

The show: The full interview with bonus material: Murray Sinclair was a well-known lawyer, judge, member of the Senate, and dedicated advocate for Indigenous people and Canadians. He is best recognized as the chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which was dedicated to the legacy of residential schools.

Reflecting on the legacy of Murray Sinclair, plus rejecting the child welfare deal

Alderville First Nations Chief Taynar Simpson reflects on the legacy of Murray Sinclair's contribution to Indigenous people in Alderville and across the country. Simpson worked on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission when Sinclair was the chair.