Download the report and more at www.madd.ca

What is a podcast?

A podcast is a multi-media file distributed over the internet for playback on mobile devices and personal computers.

These podcasts have been provided in three different formats for your convenience. There is an audio/visual file (.mov), an audio-only file (.mp3), and an iPod/iTunes file (.m4a).

The .mov file provides both audio and visuals. Simply click on the link and your computer's Quicktime software will begin to download the file (this may take some time). Once you have downloaded the file you will be able to move through the interview and listen to the questions and answers as you wish.

If you do not have Quicktime and and wish to download this free software, you can do so here.

We have also offered the podcast in an audio-only format as an .mp3 file. Simply click on the link to listen to the audio.

For those who wish to download the podcasts to iTunes or their iPod, simply click on the .m4a link. Pleas note, .m4a files will play on PCs and Macs with iTunes installed.

If you do not have iTunes and and wish to download this free software, you can do so here.

Welcome to MADD Canada's Podcast Page

MADD Canada’s 2006 Report Card Reveals Both
Progress and Acute Challenges Across the Country

To access the podcast, please click on one of the following podcast formats:

Audio and visual (mov) Audio only (mp3) iTunes and iPod (m4a)

To discuss the report, Rating the Provinces and Territories: The 2006 Report Card, its grades and its findings, MADD Canada’s CEO Andrew Murie is joined on this podcast – a first for MADD Canada – by National President Karen Dunham and the organization’s Director of Legal Policy and the report’s co-author, Professor Robert Solomon.

Rating the Provinces and Territories: The 2006 Report Card is part of MADD Canada’s on-going efforts to give provincial and territorial legislators and government officials the information they need to introduce more effective impaired driving laws.

Report Card 2006 Podcast Supplements

Karen Dunham:
In Her Own Words
Audio and visual (mov)        Audio only (mp3)        iTunes and iPod (m4a)

Professor Robert Solomon:
The Work Behind RTP 2006
Audio and visual (mov)        Audio only (mp3)        iTunes and iPod (m4a)

MADD Canada’s CEO Andrew Murie

National President Karen Dunham

Director of Legal Policy Professor Robert Solomon


Download the report and more at www.madd.ca What is a podcast? A podcast is a multi-media file distributed over the internet for playback on mobile devices and personal computers. These podcasts have been provided in three different formats for your convenience. There is an audio/visual file (.mov), an audio-only file (.mp3), and an iPod/iTunes file (.m4a). The .mov file provides both audio and visuals. Simply click on the link and your computer's Quicktime software will begin to download the file (this may take some time). Once you have downloaded the file you will be able to move through the interview and listen to the questions and answers as you wish. If you do not have Quicktime and and wish to download this free software, you can do so here. We have also offered the podcast in an audio-only format as an .mp3 file. Simply click on the link to listen to the audio. For those who wish to download the podcasts to iTunes or their iPod, simply click on the .m4a link. Pleas note, .m4a files will play on PCs and Macs with iTunes installed. If you do not have iTunes and and wish to download this free software, you can do so here.	Welcome to MADD Canada's Podcast Page MADD Canada’s 2006 Report Card Reveals Both Progress and Acute Challenges Across the Country
	To access the podcast, please click on one of the following podcast formats: Audio and visual (mov) Audio only (mp3) iTunes and iPod (m4a) To discuss the report, Rating the Provinces and Territories: The 2006 Report Card, its grades and its findings, MADD Canada’s CEO Andrew Murie is joined on this podcast – a first for MADD Canada – by National President Karen Dunham and the organization’s Director of Legal Policy and the report’s co-author, Professor Robert Solomon. Rating the Provinces and Territories: The 2006 Report Card is part of MADD Canada’s on-going efforts to give provincial and territorial legislators and government officials the information they need to introduce more effective impaired driving laws. Report Card 2006 Podcast Supplements Karen Dunham: In Her Own Words Audio and visual (mov) Audio only (mp3) iTunes and iPod (m4a) Professor Robert Solomon: The Work Behind RTP 2006 Audio and visual (mov) Audio only (mp3) iTunes and iPod (m4a)

Welcome to MADD Canada's Podcast Page

MADD Canada’s 2006 Report Card Reveals Both Progress and Acute Challenges Across the Country

Report Card 2006 Podcast Supplements

MADD Canada’s 2006 Report Card Reveals Both
Progress and Acute Challenges Across the Country