Military Can't Police Itself, An Update in the Trial of Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin & Drone Organ Deliveries

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ON this episode, Alex starts off speaking with Kathryn Marshall, a lawyer who specializes in litigation of sexual harassment with Milburn & Assoc. They discuss the ongoing problems with the Canadian Military and sexual misconduct. Alex and Kathryn talk about why the military seems to struggle policing itself midst these allegations, if the leadership needs a complete overhaul, and what needs to be done to improve trust with the Canadian public.
Next, Alex talks with Natalia Rodriguez, A Partner with Conway Litigation and lawyer for Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin. They discuss the recent blow delivered by the courts that states Fortin will have to go through the Military to get his name cleared, and why he believes he was the target of political interference.
And finally, Alex speaks with Dr. Shaf Keshavjee, the director of the Toronto Lung Transplant Program at the University Health Network. They talk about a world-changing method of organ delivery: the use of drones. Alex and Dr. Keshavjee talk about the process involved in actually flying the organs across town, how this could change the medical community the world over, and when we might expect to see more drones delivering life-saving organs.

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