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Showing posts with label retired. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retired. Show all posts

Friday, May 1, 2026

The Carr Brothers Show with retired CBC journalist Terry Seguin, retired reporter - Episode #167

At this Youtube link:  Ep167: Terry Seguin. The Carr Brothers Show. (Apr 30/26)

[Also see previous episode #88 in May of 2022 with Terry Seguin]

Terry Seguin like so many mouthy boomers has a Substack.. here:  WHY? - Terry Seguin

"It seems to me we need more opportunities for politicians to speak about policies and issues in full sentences, in more than soundbites. There is value in hearing a complex conversation, a complex back and forth, with unscripted answers. An exchange of ideas that isn’t managed by a public relations professional.

A case in point. I was recently asked to moderate a panel discussion about ways to increase civic engagement among young people. The guests were recognizable and credible. Former Premiers Bernard Lord and Brian Gallant and former NDP leader Elizabeth Weir. As it turned out Mr. Lord had to bow out, New Brunswick’s Child and Youth Advocate Kelly Lamrock was asked to replace him. And that was a good choice because Mr. Lamrock had written a fascinating and compelling assessment of why civic engagement was so important, an assessment all panelists had access to."

FYI I recall Terry Seguin blocked THE Indie Media Eastcoast on Twitter/X as have many journalists such as Erica Butler & Tori Weldon... what's up with that?



More here on the retirement of Terry Seguin from CBC here:

Longtime Fredericton CBC broadcaster Terry Seguin says goodbye | CBC.ca

More here:  The Panel with Terry Seguin - Rogers tv Fredericton

"Terry Seguin

Terry has been a Broadcast Journalist for 45 years, hosting many CBC National Programs, including Midday, The National and Newsworld Morning. During his career he has won multiple Awards including a National RTNDA Award for Investigative Reporting and several Regional RTNDA and Atlantic Journalism Awards.

In 2018 he was awarded the RTNDA Lifetime Achievement Award. Terry believes Journalists play a crucial role in the democratic process."

Sunday, August 25, 2019

Senator Anne C. Cools - Retires from Senate 2018, Appointed by P.E.T. 1984


Longest-serving Senator leaves Red Chamber Independent Senator Anne Cools, who was fi rst appointed to the Senate in 1984, retired from the Senate on Aug. 12. Sen. Cools was appointed by Pierre Elliott Trudeau in the fi nal year of his last term in office, representing Toronto Centre, Ont. [ 2018, hilltimes.com reporting ]

https://sencanada.ca/en/sencaplus/people/part-of-my-personality-senator-anne-cools-reflects-on-her-senate-career/