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This week on Open Sources Guelph, we’re back! Did anything happen last week while we were gone? JK. We will play catch-up this week by talking about the fall of Afghanistan and what comes next, plus the current state of COVID in Ontario and what comes next there. As for that election, we will begin our regular series of candidate interviews this week with a familiar face for both the show, and for local activism. Continue reading “Open Sources (Ep. #340) Show Notes for August 26, 2021”
This week, Open Sources Guelph will continue our election interview series by doing a twofer. We will have back-to-back interviews with two of the local candidates running to represent Guelph on Parliament Hill for the next four years, and they are both candidates who may not get a lot of air time due to the fact that they’re not running for one of the four major parties. If you’re tired of politics as usual, and are maybe looking for new voices in this campaign, then this is the show for you. Continue reading “Open Sources Show Notes for Thursday September 17, 2015”
Can you believe the 2015 Federal Campaign is already a month old? Neither can we, but as September begins, those of that run the wheels here at Open Sources Guelph are about to get serious with our campaign coverage, as the show post-Labour Day will start to share the mic with a rotating chair of local candidates who are all vying to become Guelph’s next Member of Parliament. Where do they stand on the issues? What do they want to do for the riding? What effect will their party’s victory on October 19th have on the country? Those are some of the questions we’ll put to our special guests, and here is when you can listen to their answers? Continue reading “Open Sources Show Notes for Fall Election Coverage”
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