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>> Rosemary: ON THIS SUNDAY
NIGHT... "THE NATIONAL" IS ON
THE GROUND IN HAITI.
PEOPLE PREPARE FOR MORE PROTESTS
WHILE FRIENDS AND FAMILY IN
CANADA WORRY.
>> EVERYBODY IS STRANDED.
>> Rosemary: TONIGHT A FIRM
NEW WARNING
FROM THE COUNTRY'S PRESIDENT.
>> I TRUSTED WHAT I WAS HEARING
ON THE RADIO.
>> Rosemary: THEY'RE OUT
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS AND "GOING
PUBLIC" AFTER TAKING FINANCIAL
ADVICE FROM FAKE EXPERTS.
>> I NEVER ONCE BELIEVED THAT IT
WAS AN AD.
>> Rosemary: THE BLURRED LINES
BETWEEN INFORMATION AND
ADVERTISING.
>>> AND HOW A PARENT'S CHOICE IS
CONTRIBUTING TO AN OUTBREAK THAT
COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED.
>> AT THAT TIME WE WERE A LOT OF
PARENTS WORRYING ABOUT THE
M.M.R. VACCINE.
>> Rosemary: THE FAMILY IN THE
CENTRE OF B.C.'S MEASLES
OUTBREAK SPEAKS TO CBC NEWS.
THIS IS "THE NATIONAL."
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>>> AFTER DAYS OF STREET
VIOLENCE, THE POLITICAL CHAOS IN
HAITI SEEMS TO BE ON PAUSE, AT
LEAST FOR THE MOMENT.
BUT WITH MORE ANTI-GOVERNMENT
PROTESTS EXPECTED THIS WEEK,
MANY HAITIANS ARE NOW SCRAMBLING
TO COVER THE BASICS.
AND THAT MEANS COLLECTING
MUCH-NEEDED FOOD, WATER, AND
MEDICINE, IF THEY CAN FIND IT.
ALSO IN DESPERATELY SHORT
SUPPLY -- GASOLINE.
NOW THE LIFE BLOOD OF DAILY
ECONOMIC SURVIVAL.
TO FULLY COMPREHEND THE
SITUATION IN THIS TROUBLED
COUNTRY YOU'VE GOT TO BE THERE,
ON THE GROUND.
AND OUR PAUL HUNTER IS IN HAITI
TONIGHT.
HE PAINTS A GRIM PORTRAIT OF
ANGER AND DESPERATION IN
PORT-AU-PRINCE.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: IF HAITIANS HAD A
BREAK THIS WEEKEND FROM THE
RIOTING AND STREET VIOLENCE THAT
HAD ROCKED THIS COUNTRY FOR DAYS
IT HARDLY SEEMED IT.
YES, THERE WERE PEOPLE ON THE
STREETS OF PORT-AU-PRINCE, THOSE
WHO HAD LOCKED THEMSELVES IN
THEIR HOMES FOR MORE THAN A WEEK
TRYING TO STAY SAFE.
BUT A LITANY OF BURNT OUT GAS
STATIONS UNDERLINE THE FURY NOW
RAMPANT IN THIS COUNTRY, NOT TO
MENTION OUTSIDE THE PRESIDENTIAL
PALACE WHERE ROCKS THROWN IN
ANGER LAST WEEK NOW LITTER THE
STREET.
BUT REMINDERS TOO OF WHAT LED TO
THOSE RIOTS IN THE FIRST
PLACE -- A LACK OF ALMOST
EVERYTHING.
AT THIS FRESHLY REOPENED GAS
STATION, DESPERATION OVER WHAT
LITTLE GASOLINE IS LEFT IN THE
PUMPS.
THESE MEN WOULD NORMALLY BE
WORKING AT THE FLOWER SHOP
BEHIND THEM BUT WITH NO
DELIVERIES FOR DAYS THERE IS NO
WORK.
ADDING TO THEIR MISERY A
PRESIDENT WHO IN THEIR VIEW IS
DOING NOTHING ABOUT ANY OF WHAT
AILS HAITI.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: I LIVE 100 METRES
FROM THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSE, HE
SAYS, I HAVE NO ELECTRICITY, NO
WATER.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: WE HAVE A
SHORTAGE OF EVERYTHING, SAID
THIS MAN.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: TODAY THE BARELY
FUNCTIONING HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
LED TO THIS INCREDIBLE SCENE IN
A HOSPITAL PARKING LOT.
YES, SHE'S HAVING A BABY.
AND THE LIST GOES ON.
ALL THOSE PROPANE TANKS, PEOPLE
HERE HAD BEEN LINING UP SINCE
6:00 a.m., BETTING THAT A
SUPPLY TRUCK MIGHT COME HERE
EVENTUALLY.
WHEN IT DID, CHEERS.
BUT AS ONE MAN TOLD US THE FACT
IS THAT NOTHING REALLY CHANGES
IN HAITI, ADDING THAT IN HIS
VIEW OUTSIDE HAITI NO ONE EVEN
CARES.
SKY HIGH INFLATION, FEW JOBS,
LITTLE FOOD AND FADING HOPE IN A
COUNTRY WHERE POVERTY REMAINS
BEYOND THE PALE.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: MY FEELING, HE
SAYS, IS THAT IT IS A BEGINNING
OF THE END OF THE WORLD IN
HAITI.
INDEED, AT THAT PROPANE STATION
ALONGSIDE THE TRUCK WITH THE
FRESH AND SOUGHT AFTER TANK OF
FUEL, A HALF DOZEN POLICE
OFFICERS, HEFTY AUTOMATIC
WEAPONS AT THE READY, STANDING
BY, KEEPING THE PEACE FOR NOW.
>> Rosemary: PAUL HUNTER IS
JOINING ME NOW.
THAT UNEASY PEACE THAT YOU
TALKED ABOUT, PAUL, CAN THAT
EVEN LAST PAST TOMORROW?
>> Reporter: WELL, THE
GOVERNMENT
SURE HOPES SO.
IT PUT OUT A NEWS RELEASE
TONIGHT CALLING FOR A RETURN
TO NORMAL IN THIS COUNTRY
HENCEFORTH.
WE'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
THIS MUCH IS CLEAR -- HAITIANS
ARE ANGRY.
IT'S AS IF THIS COUNTRY HAS
REACHED A TIPPING POINT.
YOU KNOW, THE REALIZATION THAT
NOTHING EVER CHANGES IN THIS
PLACE.
YOU KNOW, WE TALKED A LOT ABOUT
HAITI NINE YEARS AGO AFTER THE
EARTHQUAKE, YOU KNOW, NINE YEARS
LATER IT'S AS IF THEY CLEARED
AWAY THE RUBBLE BUT THAT'S IT,
RIGHT?
AND NOW THE SUGGESTION THAT MANY
HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO GO INTO
MAKING THIS A BETTER PLACE FLAT
OUT DIDN'T.
THAT INSTEAD IT FELL TO
GOVERNMENT
CORRUPTION, LEAVING YOU KNOW,
REGULAR HAITIANS WITH THE SAME
OLD-SAME OLD, NO FOOD, NO
MEDICINE, NO WATER, NO
ELECTRICITY, YOU NAME IT.
HAITIANS ARE ENRAGED AT A
GOVERNMENT THAT SEEMS INCAPABLE
OF MAKING THIS A BETTER PLACE.
>> Rosemary: PAUL HUNTER IN
PORT-AU-PRINCE TONIGHT, THANK
YOU, PAUL.
>>> EVERY MONTH HAITIANS IN THE
TORONTO AREA MEET FOR A SPECIAL
CREOLE CHURCH SERVICE.
TODAY THEY DID MORE THAN PRAY.
AS CBC'S TALIA RICCI TELLS US,
THEY ALSO MADE PLANS TO HELP THE
PEOPLE THEY ARE SO WORRIED
ABOUT.
>> LET ME TRY ANOTHER ONE.
>> Reporter: LOST CONNECTIONS
HAVE BEEN COMMON THESE DAYS.
>> Reporter: HAS IT BEEN HARD
TO GET AHOLD OF THEM?
>> IT'S NEAR IMPOSSIBLE.
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>> Reporter: FOR MANY THE
FEELING OF UNEASE LINGERS WITH
EVERY DROPPED CALL.
>> WHEN I DON'T HEAR FROM THEM I
HAVE THE SENSE OF WHAT'S
HAPPENING.
>> Reporter: THIS SPECIAL MASS
IN CREOLE BRINGS THE HAITIAN
COMMUNITY TOGETHER IN TORONTO.
FOR SOME, WHAT'S UNFOLDING IN
HAITI DOESN'T FEEL FAR FROM
HOME.
>> I FEEL LIKE IF I'M IN THE
MIDDLE OF IT BUT FROM AFAR.
BUT I DON'T FEEL THAT IT'S
OUTSIDE OF MY LIFE.
>> Reporter: ANTWON DEROSE
SAYS HE LEFT THE COUNTRY JUST
DAYS BEFORE THE VIOLENCE BEGAN.
>> I FEEL LUCKY THAT I'M BACK
HERE WITH MY FAMILY IN CANADA
AND AT THE SAME TIME I'M FEELING
VERY SAD OF THE SITUATION THAT
THOSE WHO ARE LEFT BEHIND HAVE
TO GO THROUGH.
>> Reporter: MANY STAYED AFTER
TODAY'S SERVICE TO DISCUSS WAYS
THEY CAN HELP AND TO SHARE THEIR
WORRIES ABOUT FAMILY FAR AWAY.
>> PEOPLE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GO
ABOUT THEIR PERSONAL LIVES.
THEY HAVE TO STOCK UP ON FOOD.
>> Reporter: THE GROUP PLANS
TO FIND OUT WHAT THE SUPPLIES
ARE THAT ARE MOST NEEDED IN
HAITI AND THEN RAISE THE MONEY
TO SEND THEM.
TALIA RICCI, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
>> Rosemary: NOW ABOUT 150
CANADIANS STRANDED IN HAITI HAVE
BEGUN RETURNING HOME.
DURING THE WORST OF THE PROTESTS
IT WAS TOO DANGEROUS TO EVEN
TRAVEL TO THE AIRPORT.
GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA SAYS THAT
A GROUP OF ABOUT 30 MISSIONERS
RETURNED HOME TO ALBERTA
TONIGHT.
>> THEY ARE NORMAL PEOPLE WHO
WANT TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR
FAMILIES AND LIVE A PEACEFUL
LIFE.
>> Rosemary: CANADIANS FROM
ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE BEEN
TAKING THE ADVICE OF THE
GOVERNMENT AND GETTING OUT OF
HAITI WHILE COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS
ARE AVAILABLE.
>> YOU'RE HOME SAFE.
>> Rosemary: 113 TOURISTS FROM
QUÉBEC UP TOED DOWN LAST NIGHT
IN MONTRÉAL.
BACK IN HAITI THEIR TOUR
OPERATOR, AIR TRANSAT, HAD TO
HIRE HELICOPTERS TO AIRLIFT THEM
FROM THEIR RESORT TO THE AIRPORT
IN PORT-AU-PRINCE.
ALSO LAST NIGHT DR. EMILIO
BAZILE ARRIVED IN OTTAWA.
HE WAS GREETED BY FAMILY WHO HAD
FEARED FOR HIS SAFETY.
DR. BAZILE WAS ON A MEDICAL
MISSION WITH FOUR OTHER CANADIAN
CAREGIVERS.
ON FRIDAY THEY RISKED THEIR
LIVES BY DRIVING TO THE AIRPORT,
ENCOUNTERING ROADBLOCKS AND
DEMANDS FOR MONEY.
>> I FEEL ALIVE AND I'M VERY
HAPPY.
AT SOME POINT I DIDN'T EXPECT
THAT.
>> Rosemary: BUT HE DOESN'T
BLAME THE PEOPLE OF HAITI.
>> THOSE ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE
BEEN IN MISERY.
THEY DON'T HAVE ELECTRICITY.
THEY DON'T HAVE DRINKING WATER.
THEY DON'T HAVE WHAT WE HAVE
HERE.
AND I EVEN DIDN'T BLAME THEM,
ALTHOUGH I ALMOST GOT KILLED.
>> IT WAS STRESSFUL, VERY
STRESSFUL SITUATION.
AND NOW THAT HE'S BACK WE'RE ALL
RELIEVED.
>> Rosemary: GLOBAL AFFAIRS
CANADA SAYS THAT A FEW OTHER
GROUPS OF AIDE WORKERS AND
MISSIONARIES HAVE
PLANS TO LEAVE TOMORROW.
>> HEALTH OFFICIALS IN B.C. ARE
BATTLING AN OUTBREAK OF MEASLES,
NINE CONFIRMED CASES THIS MONTH
ALONE.
THE VIRUS IS EXTREMELY
CONTAGIOUS AND CAN LEAD TO
SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS AND EVEN
DEATH.
BUT IT'S ALSO ENTIRELY
PREVENTABLE WITH IMMUNIZATION.
NOW THE VANCOUVER FAMILY AT THE
CENTRE OF THE RECENT OUTBREAK IS
SPEAKING OUT TO CBC NEWS.
AS RENÉE FILIPPONE REPORTS, THE
FATHER SAYS THAT IT WASN'T THEIR
FAULT.
>> THE RASH REALLY AMPLIFIED,
LIKE IT WAS ALL OVER.
>> Reporter: EMMANUEL
BILODEAU'S YOUNGEST SON
CONTRACTED MEASLES DURING A
FAMILY TRIP TO VIETNAM LAST
MONTH.
IT SPREAD TO HIS TWO OTHER
CHILDREN.
NONE HAD BEEN GIVEN THE MEASLES
VACCINE AS INFANTS.
>> BACK THEN, YOU HAVE TO THINK
LIKE 10, 12 YEARS AGO, THERE WAS
A LOT OF
DEBATE ON THE M.M.R. VACCINE AND
A LOT OF DRAMA AROUND IT SO WE
WERE A LITTLE BIT CONCERNED AND
WE WERE WORRIED.
>> Reporter: HIS CHILDREN HAVE
SINCE BEEN VACCINATED AGAINST
OTHER DISEASES, INCLUDING BEFORE
THEIR TRIP TO ASIA, BUT NOT FOR
MEASLES.
BILODEAU SAYS THAT THE DOCTOR
DIDN'T RECOMMEND IT.
>> THEY WOULD HAVE TOLD ME THAT
YOU NEED M.M.R., LIKE YOUR KIDS,
-- I WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE, YEAH,
FOR SURE, LET'S GET M.M.R. GOING
HERE.
>> Reporter: HE ALSO BLAMES
B.C. CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR NOT
DIAGNOSING MEASLES SOON ENOUGH.
THEY MADE MULTIPLE TRIPS TO THE
HOSPITAL OVER THE COURSE OF
WEEKS.
>> MEASLES IS HIGHLY INFECTIOUS
AND SPREADS THROUGH THE AIR.
CLOSE CONTACT IS NOT NEEDED FOR
TRANSMISSION.
>> Reporter: THE HEALTH
AUTHORITY IS TRYING TO TRACK
DOWN ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE BEEN IN
CONTACT WITH THE BILODEAUS OR
THE OTHERS WHO HAVE CONTRACTED
MEASLES.
>> IT IS I THINK THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF PEOPLE TO
ENSURE THAT THEIR CHILDREN ARE
VACCINATED.
>> VACCINATION IS AN INCREASING
PROBLEM.
>> Reporter: PUBLIC HEALTH
OFFICIALS
WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
MESSAGE IS CLEAR -- VACCINES ARE
SAFE.
>> ALL OF THOSE, YOU KNOW,
FORMER CLAIMS THAT IT'S
ASSOCIATED WITH AUTISM HAVE BEEN
DISPROVEN.
>> Reporter: AND, ROSIE, TODAY
THE PRIME MINISTER TWEETED OUT
THAT VACCINES PREVENT OUTBREAKS
LIKE THIS AND SAVE LIVES.
BUT IMMUNIZATIONS AREN'T
MANDATORY IN CANADA.
STUDENTS IN MANITOBA, ONTARIO
AND NEW BRUNSWICK HAVE TO SHOW
PROOF THEY'VE BEEN VACCINATED
WHEN THEY ENROLL FOR SCHOOL BUT
THEY CAN BE EXEMPT FOR HEALTH OR
RELIGIOUS REASONS OR SIMPLY
BECAUSE THEY DON'T WANT TO
VACCINATE THEIR CHILDREN.
>> Rosemary: OKAY, A TOUGH
LESSON FOR PEOPLE TO LEARN
TONIGHT.
THANK YOU.
RENÉE FILIPPONE IN
VANCOUVER.
>>> WAS IT A HATE CRIME OR A
HOAX?
POLICE WANT TO INTERVIEW JUSSIE
SMOLLETT AGAIN ABOUT AN ATTACK
THAT HE
SAYS HAPPENED IN CHICAGO LAST
MONTH AT THE
HANDS OF TRUMP SUPPORTERS.
THE INCIDENT HAS BEEN HELD UP
AS AN UGLY
EXAMPLE OF THE WIDENING
DIVISIONS IN AMERICA BUT NOW
THERE ARE SUGGESTIONS THAT IT
MIGHT
HAVE BEEN STAGED.
ELLEN MAURO HAS THE STORY.
>> I WILL NEVER BE THE MAN THAT
THIS DID NOT HAPPEN TO.
I AM FOREVER CHANGED.
>> Reporter: EVER SINCE JUSSIE
SMOLLETT SAID THAT HE WAS A
VICTIM OF A VIOLENT ATTACK, THE
STORY HAS GRABBED INTERNATIONAL
ATTENTION.
KAMALA HARRIS, A 2020 CONTENDER,
CALLED IT AN
ATTEMPTED MODERN-DAY LYNCHING.
SMOLLETT TOLD POLICE THAT HE WAS
BEATEN
AND HAD A ROPE THROWN AROUND HIS
NECK FROM MEN WHO SHOUTED A
"MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN"
SLOGAN ALONG WITH RACIST AND
HOMOPHOBIC SLURS.
>> President Donald Trump: I
THINK THAT IS HORRIBLE, IT
DOESN'T GET WORSE, AS FAR AS I'M
CONCERNED.
>> Reporter: BUT SMOLLETT'S
STORY APPEARS TO BE IN DOUBT
AFTER TWO
BROTHERS SEEN IN SECURITY VIDEO
WERE ARRESTED AND THEN RELEASED.
POLICE SAY THAT
THE INFORMATION THEY GAVE HAS
SHIFTED THE COURSE OF THE
INVESTIGATION.
>> IT HAS SINCE PREVAILED, ALL
RIGHT.
MY GUYS ARE WALKING HOME, THEY
ARE NOT CHARGED, THEY
ARE NOT SUSPECTS IN THIS CASE.
>> Reporter: TURNS OUT THAT
THE MEN ARE BROTHERS WHO KNEW
SMOLLETT.
ONE IS A PERSONAL TRAINER AND AN
EXTRA ON "EMPIRE," SMOLLETT'S
TV SHOW.
U.S. NEWS OUTLETS ARE QUOTING
UNNAMED SOURCES SAYING THAT
POLICE ARE NOW INVESTIGATING
WHETHER
SMOLLETT PAID THE MEN TO ATTACK
HIM.
>> YOU DO A DISSERVICE WHEN YOU
LIE ABOUT THINGS LIKE THAT.
>> Reporter: SMOLLETT'S TEAM
DENIES HE ORCHESTRATED THE
ATTACK AND IN AN
INTERVIEW ON THURSDAY THE ACTOR
EXPRESSED FRUSTRATION AT HIS
STORY BEING QUESTIONED.
>> LISTEN, IF I TELL THE TRUTH,
THEN THAT'S IT, BECAUSE IT'S THE
TRUTH.
THEN IT BECAME A THING OF, LIKE,
OH, HOW CAN YOU DOUBT THAT?
LIKE HOW DO YOU NOT BELIEVE
THAT?
IT'S THE TRUTH.
>> Reporter: BUT THERE'S
GROWING SKEPTICISM AND ANGER.
>> WE BELIEVE THAT MR. SMOLLETT
LIED ABOUT BEING A VICTIM OF A
HATE CRIME AND ABOUT BEING
ASSAULTED.
AND FOR US IT'S A SLAP IN THE
FACE.
>> Reporter: SMOLLETT SAYS HE
FEELS VICTIMIZED ALL OVER AGAIN
BY THE LATEST DOUBTS OVER HIS
STORY.
BUT IF IT WAS JUST A STORY AND
NOT THE TRUTH, HE COULD FACE
CHARGES FOR LYING TO POLICE.
ELLEN MAURO, CBC NEWS,
WASHINGTON.
>> Rosemary: A GROUP OF WOULD
BE INVESTORS SAY THAT FAKE
EXPERTS ON LOCAL RADIO STATIONS
CONNED THEM OUT OF MILLIONS,
SAYING THAT THE FRAUDSTERS POSED
AS INVESTMENT EXPERTS ON SHOWS
THAT SOUNDED LIKE THE NEWS BUT
WERE ACTUALLY INFOMERCIALS.
"GO PUBLIC'S" INVESTIGATION
FOUND THOSE SO-CALLED EXPERTS
HAD A HISTORY OF DUPING
INVESTORS IN THE U.S. BEFORE
HITTING THE AIRWAVES HERE IN
CANADA.
HERE'S ROSA MARCHITELLI.
>> I'M STILL IN AWE, I'M NOT
GOING TO LIE.
>> Reporter: TRACEY CONRAD AND
HER HUSBAND LISTENED RELIGIOUSLY
FOR MONTHS BEFORE HANDING THEIR
SAVINGS OVER TO WHAT THEY
THOUGHT WERE INVESTMENT EXPERTS
BEING INTERVIEWED ON THE RADIO.
SHOWS THAT SOUNDED LIKE NEWS,
SHE SAID,
WITH RADIO PERSONALITIES WHO
COVER THE NEWS.
>> INSIGHTFUL, EXPERT ADVICE
ABOUT MONEY MATTERS.
>> THIS SHOW IS ABOUT INVESTING
IN MONEY, WITH MONEY AND MAKING
MONEY.
>> Reporter: THE BOMBSHELL
CAME FROM THE PROVINCIAL
REGULATOR, THE ONTARIO
SECURITIES
COMMISSION, SAYING THAT IT
SUSPECTS THOSE SO-CALLED EXPERTS
WERE USING FAKE NAMES AND HAD A
FAKE COMPANY.
>> I TRUSTED WHAT I WAS HEARING
ON THE RADIO.
>> Reporter: TURNS OUT THEY
ALSO WERE NOT ALLOWED TO OPERATE
IN ONTARIO.
CONRAD SAYS THAT ONE CALL FROM
BY THE RADIO STATIONS TO THE
REGULATOR WOULD HAVE CAUGHT
THAT.
>> AND I WOULD HAVE ALL OF MY
MONEY STILL.
>> Reporter: SHE AND HER
HUSBAND SAY THEY LOST $15,000.
DOZENS OF ONTARIO RADIO
LISTENERS SAY THEY'VE LOST EVEN
MORE.
FOR A TOTAL OF $6 MILLION,
ACCORDING TO A CLASS-ACTION
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST THE
SO-CALLED EXPERTS AND CHORUS
ENTERTAINMENT.
CHORUS OWNS THE GLOBAL NEWS
RADIO SHOW THAT
FEATURED THE FRAUDSTERS ON
PROGRAMMES LIKE "ASK THE
EXPERTS" AND "THE GLOBAL
MARKET."
THE ALLEGATIONS HAVE NOT BEEN
PROVEN IN COURT.
CHORUS SAYS THAT THE PROGRAMMES
WERE
INFOMERCIALS AND WERE CLEARLY
IDENTIFIED AS SUCH WITH
DISCLAIMERS USED BEFORE AND
AFTER AND DURING THE PROGRAMME.
SAYING THAT IT INTENDS TO DEFEND
ITSELF IN COURT AND IS
CONFIDENT
THAT IT ACTED DILIGENTLY AND
RESPONSIBLY, REMOVING THE
PROGRAMMES AFTER HEARING
CONCERNS.
LISTENER CHERYL HANSTKE SAYS
THAT SHE
LOST $20,000 TO THE SAME
FRAUDSTERS,
AFTER LISTENING TO RADIO SHOWS
ON STATIONS OWNED
BY ANOTHER MEDIA COMPANY -- BELL
MEDIA.
>> I NEVER ONCE BELIEVED THAT IT
WAS AN AD.
>> Reporter: BELL SAYS THAT
ITS SHOWS TOO WERE PAID
PROGRAMMES AND WHEN IT BECAME
AWARE OF LEGITIMATE CONCERNS IT
REMOVED THEM.
THE ONTARIO SECURITIES
COMMISSION BELIEVES THAT THE MEN
WHO CALLED THEMSELVES "STEWART
PRICE AND MARTIN SCHWARTZ" ON
RADIO ARE ACTUALLY MARK
SINGER AND BERNARD SEVILLA.
"GO PUBLIC" FOUND THAT SINGER
AND SEVILLA HAVE A COMBINED
HISTORY OF
THEFT AND INVESTMENT FRAUD IN
THE U.S. LONG BEFORE ALLEGEDLY
TARGETING CANADIAN INVESTORS.
IT SEEMS THAT THE MEN HAD
DISAPPEARED ALONG WITH THE
MONEY, NOT RETURNING MESSAGES
FROM "GO PUBLIC" OR INVESTORS.
IN FACT, THE COMPANY'S PHONE
LINE HAS BEEN DISCONNECTED AND
ITS WEBSITE IS DOWN.
>> IT'S HORRIBLE.
>> Reporter: MICHAEL ELLIS IS
THE LAWYER IN THE CLASS ACTION
AGAINST CHORUS AND SAYS THAT
HE'S PREPARING ONE AGAINST BELL.
>> THESE MEDIA COMPANIES WERE
PUTTING PEOPLE ON THE AIR THAT
WERE NOT LICENSED, THAT HAD NO
ABILITY TO DO WHAT THEY SAID
THEY WERE GOING TO DO.
>> Reporter: THIS MEDIA
ETHICIST SAYS THAT THE SITUATION
IS ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF A BLURRED
LINE BETWEEN NEWS AND
ADVERTISING.
>> THE WHOLE AREA OF PAID
CONTENT IS AN ETHICAL QUAGMIRE.
>> Reporter: THOSE WHO
INVESTED SAY THAT THE RADIO
SHOWS HAVE GONE SILENT ON THE
TOPIC.
>> TO THIS DAY THEY SAY NOTHING.
>> Reporter: NEVER EXPLAINING
WHY THE SO-CALLED EXPERTS ARE NO
LONGER ON THE AIR.
ROSA MARCHITELLI, CBC NEWS,
CALGARY.
>> Rosemary: IF YOU HAVE A TIP
FOR OUR "GO PUBLIC" TEAM THEY DO
WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU.
EMAIL THEM AT GOPUBLIC@CBC.CA.
>>> OTHER DEVELOPING STORIES
THAT WE'RE WATCHING TONIGHT HERE
ON "THE NATIONAL"...
>> WE WOKE TO A VERY LOUD BANG
AND
IT WAS A VIOLENT SHAKE OF OUR
HOUSE.
>> Rosemary: A MAN IS
UNACCOUNTED FOR AFTER AN
APPARENT EXPLOSION IN CALGARY
EARLIER TODAY.
HE WAS THE TENANT IN A HOUSE
THAT WAS LEVELED.
FIREFIGHTERS HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE
TO GET INSIDE BECAUSE
IT'S SO UNSTABLE.
NEIGHBOURS SAY THAT THE
HOMEOWNER IS AWAY IN THAILAND.
SEVERAL NEARBY HOMES WERE
DAMAGED.
>>> AND A FOLLOW-UP TO THE
RECENT AMBER ALERT IN ONTARIO.
THE MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS
11-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER, RIYA
RAJKUMAR, IS IN HOSPITAL WITH A
SELF-INFLICTED GUNSHOT WOUND.
POLICE SAY THAT THE GUNSHOT WAS
NOT OBVIOUS AND IT WAS NOT
DISCOVERED FOR MORE THAN A DAY.
YESTERDAY OFFICERS NOTICED THE
MAN, ROOPESH RAJKUMAR, WAS NOT
ACTING RIGHT.
DOCTORS FOUND THE WOUND AND HE
WAS TAKEN TO A TRAUMA CENTRE.
>>> STILL AHEAD TONIGHT ON "THE
NATIONAL"... A FIX FOR AN AGING
POPULATION.
WHAT CANADIAN RESEARCHERS ARE
DOING TO CREATE SAFE SPACES FOR
SENIORS.
>>> AND A LITTLE LATER... MEET
THE ONLY CANADIAN ON THE FORMULA
1 CIRCUIT.
ANDREW SITS DOWN WITH LANCE
STROLL IN OUR "SUNDAY
INTERVIEW."
>>> BUT FIRST... BRACING FOR
BREXIT.
HOW EUROPE'S BIGGEST COURT IS
PREPARING FOR THE WORST.
>> THE EFFECTS ON THE DUTCH
ECONOMY WILL BE BIG AND THAT'S
WHY WE SAY TO OUR DUTCH
ENTREPRENEURS TO PREPARE
YOURSELF.
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>> TORIES ARE BLUE, OUR FUTURE
IS BRIGHT, WITH A GOOD DEAL IN
SIGHT FOR THE U.K. AND OUR
FRIENDS IN THE E.U.
>> Rosemary: THE BRITISH HOUSE
OF COMMONS LEADER WITH A
BREXIT-THEMED POEM OF HOPE AND
OPTIMISM, BUT EVEN THAT COULDN'T
SAVE PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY
FROM SUFFERING ANOTHER
EMBARRASSING DEFEAT IN THE
COMMONS.
AFTER THE M.P.s FOR THE 11th
TIME VOTED DOWN HER BREXIT PLAN.
THIS WEEKEND MAY LAUNCHED A
DESPERATE APPEAL, PLEADING WITH
LAWMAKERS TO UNITE BEHIND HER AS
SHE SPEAKS WITH E.U. LEADERS
THIS WEEK.
BUT THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE
IMPASSE ARE ALREADY BEING FELT.
BRITISH REGIONAL AIRLINES, FLY
B.M.I., CEASED OPERATIONS AND
BLAMING UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDING
BREXIT.
AND AEROSPACE GIANT AIRBUS SAYS
THAT IT'S RECONSIDERING FUTURE
INVESTMENTS IN BRITAIN.
>> IT'S ABSOLUTELY CATASTROPHIC
FOR US AND THIS IS WHY WE WANTED
TO SPEAK UP.
>> Rosemary: MANY OUTSIDE
BRITAIN ARE ALSO SPEAKING UP.
THE ECONOMY IN NEARBY
NETHERLANDS RELIES HEAVILY ON
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
AND AS THOMAS DAIGLE FINDS OUT,
BREXIT HAS THE DUTCH PREPARING
FOR THE WORST.
>> Reporter: HOW DO YOU LIKE
THEM ONIONS.
RED, YELLOW, TAKE YOUR PICK.
NO ONE PACKS MORE ONIONS THAN
THE WISKERKE PLANT IN THE
SOUTHWEST OF
THE NETHERLANDS.
FIRST BAGGED AND THEN SHIPPED
AROUND THE WORLD.
THOUGH A WHOLE 20% OF THE
PRODUCTION GOES STRAIGHT TO
BRITAIN.
IT'S A FOURTH GENERATION
BUSINESS AND CHAYENNE WISKERKE
RUNS THE PLACE NOW.
>> WE BAG APPROXIMATELY 185,000
METRIC TONNES OF ONIONS A YEAR.
>> Reporter: AS IT STANDS,
BRITISH
SUPERMARKETS CAN ORDER A LOAD OF
THESE DUTCH ONIONS ONE DAY AND
HAVE THEM IN STORE THE NEXT.
BUT BRITAIN'S E.U. BREAK-UP
COULD MEAN BIG KINKS ALONG THE
WAY.
>> OUR TRUCKS ARE STOPPED AT THE
BORDER.
DO WE NEED TO HAVE PHYSICAL
CHECKS ON DEPARTURE?
WE'RE NOT AWARE.
AND THAT'S THE
MOST DIFFICULT THING, YOU DO NOT
KNOW HOW TO PREPARE YOURSELF.
>> Reporter: IS THERE A RISK
THAT THE SUPERMARKETS COULD RUN
OUT?
>> YES, ABSOLUTELY.
>> Reporter: WHEN SHIPPING
ABROAD, PLENTY OF WISKERKE'S
ONIONS COME THROUGH HERE, PORT
OF ROTTERDAM, EUROPE'S BIGGEST
AND THE REMINDER THAT THIS CITY
PLAYS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
IT ACTS AS A GATEWAY TO THE
MAINLAND AND THIS DUTCH LAWMAKER
WORRIES ABOUT BREXIT BRITAIN
EXPORTING ECONOMIC TROUBLE.
>> IT'S A BIT MESSY ON THE OTHER
SIDE.
AND THAT'S A SHAME BECAUSE OUR
ECONOMIES ARE VERY MUCH
INTERTWINED.
>> Reporter: WHERE SOME SEE A
CHALLENGE, OTHERS LOOK UP AND
SEE OPPORTUNITY.
LIKE HERE AT ROTTERDAM'S OWN
WORLD TRADE CENTRE.
>> THIS WHOLE BUILDING IS 70,000
SQUARE METRES.
>> Reporter: HE'S EAGER TO
FILL THIS OFFICE SPACE.
>> THIS IS OUR TOP FLOOR, OUR
23rd FLOOR...
>> Reporter: IT'S UNDER
RENOVATION WITH A VIEW TO
ATTRACTING MORE FOREIGN
BUSINESSES, THOSE KEEN TO KEEP A
FOOTHOLD IN THE E.U.
TO YOU WHAT DOES BREXIT MEAN
HERE?
>> BREXIT MEANS THE POSSIBILITY
TO FACILITATE EVERY CUSTOMER I
GET TO EXPLAIN TO THEM AND HELP
THEM.
>> Reporter: PART OF THE
BUILDING WITHSTOOD THE SECOND
WORLD WAR.
ROTTERDAM CONSIDERS ITSELF
RESILIENT AND WITH ECONOMIC
UNCERTAINTY LIKE THIS,
RESILIENCY COMES AT A PREMIUM.
THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT SAYS THAT
IT'S IN TALKS WITH 250 FOREIGN
COMPANIES CONSIDERING SETTING UP
SHOP HERE WITH BREXIT LOOMING.
SOME PEOPLE ARE LEFT WONDERING
IF THIS COUNTRY HAS DONE A
BETTER JOB OF GETTING READY FOR
BREXIT THAN BRITAIN HAS.
>> HELLO.
>> Reporter: THAT EXPLAINS
THIS MEETING.
>> WE CAN START...
>> Reporter: BUSINESSMAN BRIAN
MCKENZIE HAS COME TO HAND OVER
HIS BRITISH PASSPORT TO A DUTCH
NOTARY, LEGALLY SETTING UP A
EUROPEAN SUBSIDIARY TO HIS
LONDON-BASED TAX FIRM.
IT'S A WAY TO REDUCE BREXIT
RELATED RISK.
>> YEAH, IT FEELS THAT WE'RE
MOVING AWAY FROM WHERE OUR ROOTS
ARE A BIT, BUT, YEAH, THAT'S A
NECESSITY.
I DON'T THINK THAT THERE'S A
BUSINESS IN THE U.K. THAT'S NOT
CONSIDERING IT.
>> Reporter: BRITAIN HAS
DRIVEN ALL OF EUROPE TO THIS
JUNCTION AND THE NETHERLANDS IS
BRACING FOR IMPACT.
>> THE EFFECTS ON THE DUTCH
ECONOMY WILL BE BIG.
AND THAT'S WHY WE SAY TO OUR
DUTCH ENTREPRENEURS, PREPARE
YOURSELF.
>> Reporter: THE FEAR IS THAT
BREXIT COULD BREAK DOWN A
WELL-OILED ECONOMY RUNNING THIS
WAY FOR DECADES AND COSTING
EYE-WATERING SUMS IN THE
PROCESS.
THOMAS DAIGLE, CBC NEWS,
ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS.
>> Rosemary: THAT WAS A PRETTY
GOOD PUN AT THE END.
STILL AHEAD ON "THE NATIONAL,"
OUR "SUNDAY INTERVIEW" WITH
LANCE STROLL.
HOW THE YOUNG CANADIAN DRIVER IS
HOPING TO STEER HIS TEAM TO
VICTORY.
>>> LATER, HER COLOURFUL
PAINTINGS DEPICTED LIFE IN RURAL
NOVA SCOTIA.
AND NOW DECADES LATER MAUDE
LEWIS' HOME PROVINCE IS
HONOURING HER.
>> I COULDN'T THINK OF A BETTER
PERSON TO HONOUR FOR HERITAGE
DAY.
YOU KNOW, MAUDE IS A
TRUE AMBASSADOR TO THE PROVINCE.
HER WORK DOES SPEAK TO THE
CULTURE HERE.
(*)
(*)
>> Rosemary: BATTLING HEAVY
TRAFFIC ON A FORMULA 1 RACETRACK
AT 300 KILOMETRES PER HOUR,
WELL, THAT TAKES A SPECIAL KIND
OF NERVE AND SKILL.
AND RIGHT NOW MONTRÉAL'S LANCE
STROLL IS THE ONLY CANADIAN
COMPETING AT THAT ELITE LEVEL.
F1 IS NOTORIOUSLY UNFORGIVING
AND MISTAKES CAN BE DEADLY, BUT
THE PROSPECT OF WINNING IS
ADDICTIVE.
OUR ANDREW CHANG RECENTLY SPOKE
WITH STROLL ABOUT THE THRILL AND
PRESSURE OF BEING THE ONLY
CANADIAN ON THE TRACK.
(*)
>> Andrew: FORMULA 1 RACING IS
A HIGH STAKES, HIGH DOLLAR SPORT
THAT HAPPENS MOSTLY ON EUROPEAN
TRACKS, MOSTLY WITH EUROPEAN
DRIVERS.
ENTER LANCE STROLL.
HE'S FROM MONTREAL, THE ONLY
CANADIAN ON THE F1 CIRCUIT.
HE JUST TURNED 20 A FEW MONTHS
AGO AND HIS CAREER HAS HAD A
PROMISING START.
>> THE PODIUM FOR LANCE STROLL!
>> Andrew: IN HIS ROOKIE
SEASON HE BECAME JUST THE THIRD
CANADIAN EVER TO FINISH ON A
PODIUM, FOLLOWING IN THE
FOOTSTEPS OF LEGENDARY RACERS
GILLES VILLENEUVE AND HIS SON
JACQUES.
BUT KEEPING UP THAT PACE ISN'T
SO EASY.
LAST SEASON HIS WILLIAMS TEAM
FINISHED AT THE BOTTOM.
[Applause]
AND NOW THERE ARE BIG CHANGES
AHEAD.
A NEW CAR, NEW TEAM, BIGGER
EXPECTATIONS.
>> RACING FOR THE FORMULA 1 FOR
2019...
>> Andrew: LANCE STROLL IS
PART OF THE BRAND-NEW TEAM, THE
FIRST TO BE UNVEILED IN CANADA
AND WITH A MAIN CANADIAN
INVESTOR -- HIS DAD, BILLIONAIRE
FASHION MOGUL LAWRENCE STROLL.
WE CAUGHT UP WITH LANCE AT THE
CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL AUTO
SHOW.
(*)
LANCE, VERY NICE TO MEET YOU.
>> NICE TO MEET YOU.
>> Andrew: HOW HAVE YOU BEEN?
>> BEEN GREAT, GLAD TO BE HERE.
>> Andrew: NEW TEAM AND NEW
CAR, NEW EVERYTHING.
YOU HAVE BEEN RACING YOUR WHOLE
LIFE BUT THIS MUST FEEL
DIFFERENT?
>> IT DOES, IT DOES.
IT'S A NEW CHAPTER AND IT'S
EXTREMELY EXCITING.
I THINK THAT EVERYONE IS
EXCITED.
SO ALL OF THIS AMP AND ALL OF
THIS, YOU KNOW, ALL OF THIS
ENERGY IN THE BUILDING IS TO GET
BEHIND THE WHEEL AND DRIVE THE
CAR.
>> Andrew: AND TO LAUNCH IN
CANADA?
>> IT'S BEEN GREAT WITH ALL OF
THE CANADIAN SPONSORS ON THE
CAR.
YOU KNOW, MYSELF BEING CANADIAN,
IT'S REALLY BEEN -- REALLY BEEN
INCREDIBLE TO DO IT HERE AT
HOME.
>> Andrew: WHAT DID YOU THINK
WHEN YOU SAW THE CAR?
>> THE PINK HAS GROWN ON ME.
THE PINK HAS GROWN ON ME.
AT THE BEGINNING I'M LIKE, GUYS,
I HAVE A PINK CAR.
BUT THEN I BEGAN GETTING ALL OF
THIS GOOD
FEEDBACK ON IT.
AND ALL OF MY FRIENDS MENTIONED
A PINK CAR AND I'M LIKE LIKE,
IT'S NOT THAT BAD, ACTUALLY.
I LIKE THE PINK NOW.
SO, YEAH, IT'S GREAT, DEFINITELY
GOING TO STAND OUT ON THE TRACK.
AND, MORE IMPORTANTLY, I'M
PRETTY SURE WITH THE GROUP OF
PEOPLE THAT WE HAVE BEHIND IT
THAT IT WILL BE A GOOD CAR.
>> Andrew: NOT TO OVERSTATE
THE WEIGHT ON YOUR SHOULDERS,
BUT, I MEAN, IT HAD BEEN MORE
THAN 10 YEARS SINCE CANADA EVEN
FIELDED A COMPETITOR BEFORE YOU
CAME ALONG IN THE F1.
DID YOU FEEL THAT -- THAT
PRESSURE BEHIND THE WHEEL?
>> NO, I TAKE IT AS, LIKE --
IT'S A POSITIVE.
IT'S A GOOD VIBE IN A WAY.
I DON'T TAKE IT AS PRESSURE.
IF ANYTHING, I STRIVE OFF OF IT,
AND I FUEL OFF OF IT.
AND AS I TRAVEL THE WORLD AS
WELL, YOU SEE THE CANADIAN FLAG
HERE AND THE CANADIAN FLAG
THERE, IT'S GREAT.
IT'S GREAT ULTIMATELY, IT'S WHAT
GETS ME OUT OF BED IN THE
MORNING, IT'S AN HONOUR TO
REPRESENT THE LIFE.
>> Andrew: TALK ABOUT GROWING
UP, WHO GOT YOU INTO RACING?
>> I HAVE TO SAY THAT I GOT THE
BUG FROM MY DAD.
HE'S ALWAYS BEEN PASSIONATE
ABOUT IT AND HE DID A BIT OF
RACING BACK IN THE DAY HIMSELF.
AND IT WAS A SORT OF A HOBBY.
>> Andrew: MONTRÉAL IS A GOOD
CITY TO GROW UP IN.
>> AND MONTRÉAL IS A GREAT CITY
TO GROW UP IN.
I'D GO TO THE GRAND PRIX EVERY
YEAR AND I'D SEE THE CARS.
>> Andrew: YOU HAVE MEMORIES
OF WATCHING?
>> I DO.
FLASHBACKS.
I REMEMBER MICHAEL SCHUMACHER
WON THE GRAND PRIX A FEW TIMES.
YEAH, I WOKE UP EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING AND IT WAS A THING TO
TURN ON THE TV AT BREAKFAST
BECAUSE MOST OF THE RACES WERE
IN EUROPE AND SO YOU'D GET THE
RACE AT 8:00 a.m. KIND OF
THING.
AND I GOT THE BUG FOR IT.
>> AND IT'S MICHAEL SCHUMACHER
WINNING IN CANADA.
>> I STARTED GO-KARTING AND IT
TOOK OFF FROM THERE.
>> Andrew: WATCHING IS ONE
THING BUT, WHAT, YOUR DAD
ENCOURAGED TO YOU REALLY GET
INTO RACING?
>> HE DIDN'T REALLY ENCOURAGE
ME.
I KIND OF TOOK IT ON MYSELF.
I DID A BIT OF KARTING ON THE
WEEKENDS.
HE DIDN'T THINK MUCH, I RENTED
MY KART
AND WENT ON THE WEEKENDS AND
THEN I STARTED RACING AND HE
STARTED TO WATCH ME RACING.
AND THEN IT JUST BECAME, YOU
KNOW, IT TOOK OVER THE HOCKEY
GAMES.
>> Andrew: AND THE WHOLE TIME,
YOU KNOW, YOU DON'T THINK THAT
YOUR DAD SECRETLY HOPED, WISHED,
THAT YOU WOULD --
>> FOR SURE.
WE HAVE BEEN ON THIS JOURNEY
TOGETHER.
IT'S BEEN LIKE A DREAM TEAM IN A
WAY.
WE'VE ALWAYS ENVISIONED FORMULA
1 DOWN THE ROAD BUT IT WAS SUCH
A LONGSHOT BACK THEN AND NOW I'M
SITTING HERE TODAY AND WORKING
ALONGSIDE HIM AND IT'S EXTREMELY
SPECIAL, YOU KNOW, OPPORTUNITY.
AND I'M THANKFUL AND GRATEFUL
EVERY DAY FOR THAT, FOR THE
SUPPORT THAT HE'S GIVEN ME ALONG
THE WAY.
>> LANCE STROLL!
>> Andrew: AS LANCE SAYS, IT'S
BEEN QUITE A JOURNEY.
ONE FILLED WITH ACHIEVEMENT.
HE MADE A NAME FOR HIMSELF BY
SUCCEEDING.
>> HE WINS THE RACE!
>> Andrew: EVERY STEP OF THE
WAY, WINNING MULTIPLE
CHAMPIONSHIPS IN FORMULA 4 AND
FORMULA 3.
>> CANADA HAS PRODUCED ANOTHER
GREAT CHAMPION.
>> Andrew: IT SET THE STAGE
FOR HIS F1 DEBUT IN 2017 AT THE
AGE OF 18.
NO EASY FEAT.
I THINK OF YOUR ROOKIE SEASON,
AZERBAIJAN 2017.
>> YEAH, 2017.
>> Andrew: TAKE ME TO THAT
DAY.
>> OH, IT WAS -- WOW, IT WAS --
THE HIGHLIGHT OF
MY CAREER, HIGHLIGHT OF MY
CAREER, STANDING ON THE FORMULA
1 PODIUM IN MY ROOKIE SEASON AND
I
WAS 18 YEARS OLD.
>> Andrew: IT WAS A WILD RACE.
>> IT WAS.
I STARTED EIGHTH AND I GAINED A
FEW POSITIONS AND SUDDENLY
PEOPLE STARTED DROPPING OUT OF
THE RACE.
AND THEN I OVERTOOK A COUPLE
PEOPLE AND NEXT THING YOU KNOW I
WAS IN SECOND PLACE AND FIRST
PLACE KEY SECONDS UP THE ROAD.
I HAD TWO WORLD CHAMPIONS
CHASING ME
DOWN IN QUICKER CARS AND I HAD
TO MAINTAIN MY PACE OR I
WOULDN'T HAVE FINISHED ON THE
PODIUM.
SO IT WAS A DREAM COME TRUE.
AND IT WILL BE IN THE HISTORY
BOOKS FOREVER.
>> Andrew: YOU HAVE TO TELL ME
ABOUT THE CELEBRATION ON THE
PODIUM THOUGH.
>> I'D REALLY RATHER NOT.
>> Andrew: NO, NO, I WANT TO
KNOW ABOUT THIS BECAUSE FOR
THOSE WHO
DON'T KNOW --
>> YOU MEAN DRINKING FROM THE
SHOE, I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING.
YEAH, YOU CAN JUST SPIT IT OUT.
>> Andrew: SO THE SHOE.
EXPLAIN WHAT THAT WAS?
>> WELL, APPARENTLY IT'S SOME
KIND OF AUSTRALIAN DIFFERENCE
-- TRADITION AND WHEN DANNY
RICARDO WON THE RACE,
HE TENDS TO JUST KIND OF TAKE
HIS SHOE OFF AND POUR SOME
CHAMPAGNE IN THERE AND JUST LIKE
A RITUAL THING THAT HE'S GOT
GOING.
SO I WAS LIKE THE NEWBIE AT THE
TIME SO I GUESS THAT IT WAS MY
BOTTOMS UP.
>> IT'S LIKE DIRT IN THERE AS
WELL.
AND THERE WERE THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE WATCHING.
>> Andrew: BUT YOUR DAD WAS
THERE.
HE MUST HAVE BEEN JUST REALLY
PROUD.
>> FOR SURE, FOR SURE.
IT WAS JUST AN EMOTIONAL NIGHT
FOR THE STROLL FAMILY.
SO THE THING THAT WAS REALLY
SPECIAL WAS TO HAVE CLOSE PEOPLE
WITH ME THAT WEEKEND AND I WAS
ABLE
TO CELEBRATE WITH THEM, WHICH
WAS PRICELESS.
>> Andrew: NOW WE'RE AT THE
POINT, YOU KNOW, WHERE YOUR DAD
DECIDES, HEY, I WANT TO BUY A
TEAM AND THE TEAM THAT YOU
ULTIMATELY WOULD DRIVE FOR.
I MEAN, WAS IT ALWAYS CLEAR TO
YOU THAT YOU WOULD DRIVE FOR THE
TEAM?
>> YEAH.
WE TALKED ABOUT IT AND DISCUSSED
IT ON A REGULAR BASIS.
IT WAS DEFINITELY THE RIGHT MOVE
FOR MY CAREER AND I -- LIKE, I
CAN SHARE MY FATHER'S VISION.
>> Andrew: LANCE SAYS HE
EMBRACES THAT FATHER/SON RACING
PARTNERSHIP BUT HIS CRITICS HAVE
BEEN TOUGH.
HE'S BEEN BRANDED BY SOME AS A
PAID DRIVER.
SOMEONE WHOSE MOST IMPORTANT
CONTRIBUTION TO A TEAM IS MONEY,
NOT SKILL.
IT'S AN INSULT, ONE THAT HE
DISPUTES FIERCELY, BUT SOME
WOULD SAY THAT IT'S ALSO JUST
PART OF A SPORT WHERE TOP TEAMS
ROUTINELY SEND HUNDREDS OF
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS EVERY YEAR.
PRIVILEGE AND FORMULA 1 DO GO
HAND-IN-HAND BUT FOR STROLL
ULTIMATELY TO HELL WITH THE
CRITICS.
DO YOU FEEL IN SOME WAYS THAT
YOU HAVE TO ALMOST PUSH AWAY A
LITTLE BIT, THAT YOU HAVE TO
DISASSOCIATE YOURSELF FROM YOUR
DAD TO KIND OF TELL PEOPLE, NO,
I AM MYSELF.
I EARNED MY SPOT.
>> I DO MY TALKING ON THE TRACK,
THAT'S KIND OF HOW I ALWAYS
LOOKED AT IT.
YOU KNOW, THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF
CRITICISM FROM THE OUTSIDE THAT
I FEEL OFTEN.
I TRY TO LOOK AT EVERYTHING WITH
A SMILE ON MY FACE.
YOU KNOW, I'VE ALWAYS LOOKED TO
THAT AS BACKGROUND NOISE KIND OF
THING.
BUT MY DAD HAS HELPED ME SO MUCH
ALONG THE WAY WITH SUPPORT.
AND I KNOW THAT I'M VERY
FORTUNATE TO BE IN THE POSITION
THAT I'M IN, BUT I HAVE GRABBED
IT WITH BOTH HANDS SO I JUST TRY
TO DO ME OUT THERE ON THE TRACK.
AND, YOU KNOW, I LOOK AT THE
OPPORTUNITY FROM MY FATHER AS A
POSITIVE THING, NOT A NEGATIVE.
SO I EMBRACE IT.
>> Andrew: SO THE RACE THAT
YOU'RE MOST LOOKING FORWARD TO?
>> MONTRÉAL, I HAVE TO SAY
MONTRÉAL.
IT'S ONE OF A KIND, ONE OF A
KIND FOR SURE.
>> Andrew: WHAT WOULD IT MEAN
TO DO REALLY WELL AT THAT RACE
FOR YOU?
>> IT WOULD BE EXTRA -- EXTRA
SPECIAL.
I GUESS IT'S THE BEST WAY OF
PUTTING IT.
AT HOME, YEAH, A GOOD RESULT AT
HOME WOULD BE LIKE A CHERRY ON
TOP, I GUESS.
(*)
>> Rosemary: I WAS ENAMOURED
WITH HIS OUTFIT THERE.
ANYWAY... STILL AHEAD ON "THE
NATIONAL," WE
INTRODUCE YOU TO A DIFFERENT
KIND OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
AND IT'S THERE TO HELP SENIORS
WHO
HAVE FALLEN.
>>> FIRST, HERE'S A LOOK AT AN
INTERVIEW THAT WE'LL BRING YOU
TOMORROW NIGHT ON "THE NATIONAL"
HEY, I KNOW THAT GUY -- SUSAN
ORMISTON MET UP WITH STING.
HOW DID SHE GET THAT ASSIGNMENT?
SHE TALKED ABOUT HIS MUSICAL AND
WHY HE THINKS THAT CANADIANS CAN
RELATE.
>> I AM FEELING THAT ONTARIO
WILL RESPOND TO THIS PLAY.
>> Reporter: WHY?
>> I THINK THAT THE THEMES OF
THE PLAY ARE RESONATING AND
WHERE PEOPLE ARE LOSING THEIR
JOBS.
I KNOW THAT IT'S HAPPENING HERE
--
>> Reporter: AT G.M. IN
OSHAWA.
>> SO THE THEMES OF THE PLAY ARE
VERY TOPICAL.
(*)
(singing).
>> Reporter: STING'S MUSICAL
IS FORGED FROM HIS
UPBRINGING IN A SHIPBUILDING
TOWN IN ENGLAND.
IT'S ABOUT THE DIGNITY OF WORK
AND WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THAT WORK
DISAPPEARS.
(*)
(*)
>> HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE LOST THEIR JOBS AND LOST
THEIR HOMES AND IT'S BEEN --
IT'S BEEN TOUGH.
>> Rosemary: HERE'S SOME OF
THE OTHER STORIES THAT WE'RE
FOLLOWING THIS WEEK ON "THE
NATIONAL"... A PRO-PIPELINE
CONVOY FROM ALBERTA IS SET TO
ROLL ON TO PARLIAMENT HILL ON
TUESDAY TO DELIVER A MESSAGE TO
OTTAWA.
AMONG OTHER CONCERNS THE
TRUCKERS WANT THE TRUDEAU
GOVERNMENT TO DO MORE TO SUPPORT
THE OIL AND GAS SECTOR.
THE CITY HERE PLANS TO CLOSE THE
ROADS AROUND PARLIAMENT HILL
BOTH DAYS TO MAKE WAY FOR ALL OF
THOSE TRUCKS.
>> WE HAVE TO INCLUDE AN
INVITATION FOR MISS
WILSON-RAYBOULD TO SPEAK.
IT -- IT BAFFLES ME THAT ISN'T
THE MOST OBVIOUS THING IN THIS
ENTIRE CONVERSATION.
>> Rosemary: ALSO ON TUESDAY
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS RETURNS AND
WITH IT THE HOUSE JUSTICE
COMMITTEE WHICH WILL MEET TO
DISCUSS OTHER POSSIBLE WITNESSES
IN ITS PROBE OF THE SNC-LAVALIN
CONTROVERSY.
LAST WEEK THE LIBERAL MAJORITY
IN THAT COMMITTEE VOTED DOWN
CALLS TO HAVE SOME KEY PLAYERS
TESTIFY, INCLUDING ONE PERSON
THAT EVERYONE WANTS TO HEAR
FROM, JODY WILSON-RAYBOULD AND
SOME SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE PRIME
MINISTER'S OFFICE.
THE OPPOSITION PARTY SAY THEY
WILL TRY AGAIN THIS WEEK.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Rosemary: POPE FRANCIS
TODAY ASKED THE FAITHFUL
GATHERED IN
ST. PETER'S SQUARE TO PRAY FOR
THE SUMMIT ON CHILD ABUSE.
THIS WEEK'S MEETING AT THE
VATICAN WILL BRING TOGETHER
SENIOR BISHOPS FROM AROUND THE
WORLD AS THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
CONTINUES TO STRUGGLE WITH THE
DECADES-ALONG SEXUAL ABUSE
CRISIS.
FRANCIS CALLED THIS AN URGENT
CHALLENGE FOR THE CHURCH.
>>> FOR OLDER CANADIANS, ONCE
FALSE STEP CAN MEAN THE DISIMPS
BETWEEN MOBILITY AND DISABILITY.
A SUDDEN FALL COULD HAVE A
IMPACT ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE.
AS KAS ROUSSY SHOWS US IN "THE
FIX," ONE ONTARIO PILOT
PROGRAMME BRINGS HELP DIRECTLY
TO THEIR HOME.
>> NIAGARA 266...
>> [indiscernible]
>> Reporter: WE'RE ON THE ROAD
IN ONTARIO'S NIAGARA REGION WITH
A UNIQUE EMERGENCY RESPONSE
TEAM.
>> LIFELINE CALL FROM AN
81-YEAR-OLD FEMALE...
>> Reporter: A TEAM WITH A
SINGULAR FOCUS RESPONDING ONLY
TO EMERGENCY CALLS FROM SENIORS
WHO HAVE FALLEN.
>> HAS A POSSIBLE NOSE
FRACTURE.
>> Reporter: NOW WHEN
PARAMEDIC ERIC HUFFMAN IS
DISPATCHED, LESLIE YOLE, AN
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST IS RIGHT
BY HIS SIDE.
>> SOMETIMES WE ARE THE FIRST
RESPONSE.
THE CALL WAS TO COME IN AND THE
PERSON STATES WHEN THEY CALLED,
I HAVE NO INJURIES, I JUST WANT
HELP UP.
I HAVE FALLEN.
>> Reporter: HOW MANY TIMES
DOES THAT HAPPEN?
>> IT DOES A LOT.
>> Reporter: HUFFMAN AND YOLE
ARRIVE AT THE HOME OF AN
81-YEAR-OLD WOMAN IN WELLAND.
>> SO WE'RE A NEW PROGRAMME...
>> Reporter: SHE LIVES ALONE
AND DOESN'T WANT
TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL.
THIS ISN'T HER FIRST FALL.
HUFFMAN CHECKS THE WOMAN'S
MEDICATION BECAUSE SOME
PRESCRIBED DRUGS CAN CONTRIBUTE
TO THE RISK OF FALLS.
>> YOUR FOOT IS SORE?
>> Reporter: YOLE FINDS OUT
THAT THE SENIOR FELL FROM HER
WALKER WHILE REACHING FOR A
CELLPHONE.
A QUICK CHECK OF THE APPARATUS
AND SHE SPOTS THE PROBLEM.
>> EVEN WHEN THE BRAKE IS ON,
THE WHEEL IS MOVING HERE.
THAT'S NOT GOOD.
>> Reporter: A SIMPLE REPAIR
JOB DOES THE TRICK.
>> YOU KNOW WHAT, IF I CAN
PREVENT THE NEXT
FALL, THAT'S WHY I'M HERE.
IF I CAN KEEP HER SAFE.
SHE WANTS TO BE IN HER HOME.
SHE'S QUITE AN INDEPENDENT LADY.
>> Reporter: FALLS ARE THE
LEADING CAUSE OF INJURY FOR
SENIORS, RESPONSIBLE FOR 32% OF
ALL REPORTED EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT VISITS IN 2017.
A FINANCIAL BURDEN ON HEALTH
CARE, COSTING MORE THAN
$2 BILLION.
THESE IMAGES OF REAL LIFE FALLS
ARE FROM LONG-TERM CARE
FACILITIES IN THE VANCOUVER
AREA.
THEY'RE DIFFICULT TO WATCH BUT
THEY PROVIDE VALUABLE CLUES FOR
RESEARCHERS AT SIMON FRASER
UNIVERSITY IN HOW AND WHY FALLS
OCCUR IN OLDER ADULTS.
>> WE SPECIFICALLY FOCUS ON THE
TWO MOST IMPORTANT INJURIES
RELATED TO FALLS -- HIP FRACTURE
AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY.
>> Reporter: ONE OF THE
EXPERIMENTS THAT HIS RESEARCHERS
CONDUCTS INVOLVES A GIANT MOVES
PLATFORM NICKNAMED THE
SLIP-A-TRON THAT
IS ABLE TO MOVE IN DIFFERENT
DIRECTIONS AND AT DIFFERENT
SPEEDS.
>> READY?
>> Reporter: A FALL IS
INDUCED... AGAIN... AND AGAIN...
AND AGAIN.
>> INTERESTING HOW YOU WERE
COMPLETELY KNEES THERE AND NO
HANDS.
>> Reporter: SENSORS ON THE
VOLUNTEER'S BODY RECORD THE FALL
AND INFRARED CAMERAS
RECORD IT ALL IN 3D, ALLOWING
THE RESEARCHERS TO FURTHER STUDY
THINGS LIKE THE SPEED, DIRECTION
AND IMPACT OF THE FALL.
>> SOME OLDER ADULTS WHO HAVE
SENSORY IMPAIRMENT OR ARE ON
CERTAIN MEDICATIONS, THEY'RE
CONSTANTLY IN A STATE OF TRYING
TO MAINTAIN THEIR BALANCE AND
HAVING TO RECOVER THEIR BALANCE.
>> Reporter: BUT WHILE
RESEARCHERS LIKE ROBINOVITCH
CONCENTRATE ON THE SCIENCE OF
FALLS, IT'S ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO
MEASURE THE
EMOTIONAL TOLL THAT IT CAN TAKE.
ERIN HARRIS WAS FIT AND ACTIVE
ALL OF HER LIFE, UNTIL A TUMBLE
DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS CHANGED
THAT.
>> I WAS WALKING FIVE MILES A
DAY FOREVER AND IT WENT DOWN TO
ONE STREET.
>> Reporter: IT TOOK HER
SEVERAL WEEKS TO RECOVER FROM A
BROKEN ANKLE BUT IT TOOK HER
YEARS BEFORE SHE FELT SAFE
ENOUGH TO RECLAIM HER OLD LIFE.
NOW SHE'S DETERMINED NOT TO HAVE
IT HAPPEN AGAIN.
>> I DECIDED TO TRAIN LIKE AN
ATHLETE AGAIN.
AND THAT MEANT ANYTHING AND
EVERYTHING THAT WAS OFFERED TO
ME.
>> Reporter: SHE ENROLLED IN A
FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAMME AT
THE TORONTO REHABILITATION
INSTITUTE.
>> IT JUST ALLOWED ME TO FOCUS
ON MY BALANCE, MY FLEXIBILITY,
MY ADAPTABILITY TO CHANGE.
AND I WAS VERY GRATEFUL FOR
THAT.
>> Reporter: AS SENIORS LIKE
ERIN WORK TO FIGHT THEIR FEAR OF
FALLING --
>> THIS IS OUR GENERAL PURPOSE
LAB.
>> Reporter: WHERE THESE
ACCIDENTS HAPPEN IS ALSO BEING
STUDIED.
THE MAIN CULPRIT?
THE BATHROOM WITH ALL OF ITS
HARD AND SLIPPERY SURFACES.
MORE THAN 70% OF FALLS HAPPEN
GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE TUB.
>> DEALING WITH DISABILITY IS A
HUGE ISSUE.
IT'S ONE OF THE
PRIMARY REASONS THAT AN OLDER
ADULT WOULD HAVE TO LEAVE THEIR
HOME.
SO WE WANT TO SUPPORT AGING IN
PLACE, THE BATHROOM IS ONE OF
THE AREAS THAT WE HAVE TO
ADDRESS.
>> Reporter: ALISON NOVAK AND
A TEAM OF RESEARCHERS HAVE BEEN
WORKING ON MAKING BATHROOMS
SAFER AND IN THEIR LATEST
RESEARCH THE FOCUS IS ON GRAB
BARS.
>> SHOULD IT BE PRESENT?
SHOULD IT BE MANDATORY?
HOW MANY FALLS WILL IT PREVENT?
AND IF IT SHOULD BE MANDATORY,
WHERE SHOULD IT BE PLACED, HOW
LONG SHOULD IT BE?
>> Reporter: THIS SIMULATED
BATHROOM IS HELD UP BY HYDRAULIC
LIFTS IN A HANGAR THAT LOOKS
STRAIGHT OUT OF NASSAU.
73-YEAR-OLD GARY EVANS IS THE
RECRUIT.
>> A BIT OF UNSTEADINESS THERE.
>> Reporter: BY SLIPPING
RESEARCHERS CAN STUDY HOW
QUICKLY THE VOLUNTEER IS ABLE TO
RECOVER AND HOLD ON TO THE GRAB
BAR.
>> HI, ANNA.
>> Reporter: BACK IN NIAGARA,
LESLIE YOLE AND ERIC HUFFMAN ARE
STILL ON THE ROAD.
THEY HAVE DROPPED IN ON A SENIOR
THEY HAVE MET BEFORE.
>> TRY TO GET ON YOUR HANDS AND
KNEES.
>> Reporter: SHE'S KNOWN AS A
FREQUENT FALLER.
>> WHENEVER YOU'RE READY WE'LL
TRY TO GET UP TOWARDS THE COUCH.
>> Reporter: YOLE
WANTS TO GIVE HER POINTERS ON
HOW TO GET UP FROM A SPILL.
IT'S STILL EARLY BUT THEY SAY
THAT THE FALLS TEAM IS ALREADY
MAKING
A DIFFERENCE.
>> HARD WORK.
>> Reporter: THERE'S BEEN
FEWER VISITS TO THE EMERGENCY
ROOM AND WHILE THE PROGRAMME
DOESN'T PROMISE TO PREVENT THE
FIRST FALL, ITS GOAL IS TO MAKE
SURE THAT THERE ARE NO FURTHER
ONES.
KAS ROUSSY, CBC NEWS, NIAGARA.
(*)
>> Rosemary: VERY INTERESTING.
>>> "THE MOMENT" IS COMING UP
NEXT BUT FIRST...
(*)
>>> "IN CASE YOU MISSED IT" THEY
SAY THAT THERE'S A FINE LINE
BETWEEN COURAGE AND STUPIDITY.
AFTER ALL, IT'S NOT EVERY
CANADIAN WHO WOULD DO A
15-KILOMETRE TRIATHLON WHEN
IT'S -20°.
BUT THESE WINNIPEGGERS DID IN
THE FIRST "BEAT THE COLD" RACE.
ALONG RIVER TRAILS PATH AT THE
FORKS, RAISING MONEY FOR A
PROGRAMME THAT
RUNS A MUCH-NEEDED WINNIPEG
OVERNIGHT WARMING SHELTER FOR
THE HOMELESS.
>> THIS IS MY LUCKY DAY AND I
CAME IN AND ON THE GROUND I
FOUND $20 ON THE FLOOR SO MORE
MONEY FOR THE CHARITY.
>> Rosemary: 200 PEOPLE TURNED
OUT TO RUN, RUN FIVE CLICKS,
SKATE FIVE CLICKS,
RAISING $10,000 IN THE PROCESS.
MONEY THAT WILL FINANCE THE
SHELTER FOR A WHOLE MONTH.
>>> WE STILL HAVE TO COUNT IT
ALL, BUT WE HAVE -- PEOPLE HAVE
BEEN VERY GENEROUS.
>> Rosemary: WHICH I THINK
THAT ONLY PROVES THAT MY HOME
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA TENDS TO
PRODUCE SUPER HUMANS OR MANIACS
OR MAYBE BOTH.
ANYWAY, THE POINT IS THAT NOT
ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES, SOMETIMES
THEY WEAR FOUR POUNDS OF ICE IN
THEIR BEARDS.
>> IS IT FROZEN?
>> YEAH.
I THOUGHT THAT WAS GOING TO
HAPPEN.
>> Rosemary: SHE NEVER PAINTED
FOR A GALLERY OR SOUGHT FAME,
JUST PAINTED WHAT SHE COULD SEE
OUT OF HER WINDOW.
IN DOING SO MANY SAY THAT MAUDE
LEWIS CAPTURED THE TRUE BEAUTY
OF NOVA SCOTIA.
LATE IN LIFE AND THEN AFTER HER
DEATH, LEWIS WAS
RECOGNISED ACROSS CANADA AND
AROUND THE WORLD AND NOW THE ART
GALLERY OF NOVA SCOTIA EVEN
SHOWCASES HER TINY PAINTED
HOUSE.
TODAY ANOTHER HONOUR -- THE
PROVINCE HAS CHOSEN HER TO BE
THIS YEAR'S NOMINEE FOR HERITAGE
DAY.
WHAT THAT MEANS TO THOSE WHO
CELEBRATE HER WORK IS OUR
"MOMENT."
>> MAUDE IS A TRUE AMBASSADOR TO
THE PROVINCE.
HER WORK DOES SPEAK TO THE
CULTURE HERE AND IT DOES SPEAK
TO LIFE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
SO I THINK THAT SHE'S THE
PERFECT SELECTION FOR HERITAGE
DAY.
MAUDE HAS PAINTED ON WHATEVER
WAS AVAILABLE TO HER.
A LOT OF HER WORK IS DONE ON
WOOD SHINGLES.
BUT THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF
SOMETHING THAT SHE WOULD HAVE
PAINTED ON.
SO THIS WOULD BEEN A SERVING
TRAY, SOMETHING A LITTLE MORE
NONTRADITIONAL.
SO THIS IS THE FAMOUS MAUDE
LEWIS PAINTED HOUSE.
AND IT IS HERE PERMANENTLY IN
THE GALLERY.
THIS IS THE HOUSE THAT SHE
SHARED WITH HER HUSBAND, EVERETT
AND IT'S CONSIDERED HER GREATEST
CANVAS.
WE ACTUALLY BUILT THE GALLERY
AROUND THE
HOUSE ITSELF.
WHEN YOU LOOK AT HER WORKS, IT
CONJURES UP EMOTIONS SO YOU CAN
SEE, YOU KNOW, THEMES OF JOY
THROUGHOUT HER WORK.
EVERYONE IN HER PAINTINGS ARE
HAPPY AND ENJOYING THE
EXPERIENCE THAT THEY'RE TAKEN
ON, WHETHER IT'S ANIMALS OR
PEOPLE OR THE FAMOUS CATS THAT
SHE ALWAYS PAINTS.
I COULDN'T THINK OF A BETTER
PERSON TO HONOUR FOR HERITAGE
DAY.
>> Rosemary: TWO LOVELY THINGS
ABOUT THAT -- HERITAGE DAY
HONOUREE IS CHOSEN BY SCHOOL
KIDS SO THEY WERE THE ONES THAT
CAME UP WITH MAUDE'S NAME.
AND MAUDE, IF YOU HAVE READ
ANYTHING ABOUT HER, HAD A PRETTY
DIFFICULT LIFE AND WAS QUITE
POOR, HAD ARTHRITIC HANDS AND
IN SPITE OF THAT MANAGED TO
PAINT
ALL OF THESE BEAUTIFUL, JOYFUL
PAINTINGS THAT FILL THAT
GALLERY.
>>> THAT'S "THE NATIONAL" FOR
THIS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17th.
GOODNIGHT, EVERYONE.
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