With Premier Ford announcing the introduction of strong mayor legislation for not only Ottawa and Toronto but also all large cities in Ontario, ostensibly to increase the provincial housing stock, I’ve asked all Windsor mayoral candidates the following questions about the expected legislation:
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Premier Ford announced this week he would introduce strong mayor legislation for both Ottawa and Toronto in 2023 and other Ontario cities in 2024. Like a bull in a china shop, the 800 pound gorilla is again chest beating and charging our democracy during ongoing municipal elections. All that’s old is new again.
Summer is a glorious season in Windsor for residents, and for our Summer 2022 Biz X Magazine column, the Rose City Politics panel opines on what Windsor can do to make summer living better?
Guest host Jon Liedtke is joined by Doug Sartori from Rose City Politics to talk about the possibility of […]
For June, the Rose City Politics panel opines on the provincial election and what the next government must […]
For May 2022, the Rose Rose City Politics panel opines on the recently announced Stellantis-LG EV battery plant […]
The snow is melting, and with that comes hidden potholes and an annual conversation: cars versus bikes. Rose […]
Guest Host Jon Liedtke is joined by Rose City Politics panelists Doug Sartori and Don Merrifield To listen […]
The City of Windsor’s Council Compensation Review Committee reviews remuneration/compensation and benefits paid to the Mayor and City […]
2022 is a double election year with both provincial and municipal elections in June and October respectively. The […]
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