Podcast appearances and mentions of Ford Nation

Oh, Canada. Did you know that Toronto had a crack-smoking, foul-mouthed mayor named Rob Ford? And would you believe that this all went down only ten years ago?? This week Justin and Toronto's own Steve Ward look back at Canada's most infamous dynasty as the Ford boys, Rob and Doug, get involved in scandal after scandal and try to justify it all on their short-lived YouTube show ‘Ford Nation'. It was the Conservative Jerks vs. the Liberal Yahoos during a time when Canadian politics were tariff-free but drug-fueled. WATCH FORD NATION HEREBUY OUR MERCH! Follow us on Instagram to keep updated about our monthly live shows!Check out more from Justin here: justindodd.rocks Check out more from Steve here: stevejhward.comdrinkgenies.com

Topic 1: End the Air ShowFor five days straight Torontonians have been subjected to the roars of warplanes overhead their city. For many years folks have been calling for an end to this noisy, costly display of nationalism, aviation and implied violence. So why does it continue?Topic 2: Outing Trans StudentsProvincial politicians in New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and now Ontario are telling schools to report any change in a students name or pronouns to parents, putting untold numbers of children and youth at risk. Generations of students have fought to create safe spaces within their schools, only to be attacked from adults who should know better. What can be done to push back?Topic 3: Unaccountable Ford NationOntario Housing Minister Steve Clark was found to have breached multiple ethics rules. The Provincial government was advised to reprimand him. They refused. Ontario's Premier, Doug Ford, remains smug and defiant - even attacking reporters who dare press the issue of the Greenbelt. What can voters do about this lack of accountability? And what does that mean for a Canadian 'democracy'?All of our content is free - made possible by the generous sponsorships of our Patrons. If you would like to support us: PatreonFollow us on Instagram

The Greenbelt and the Auditor General ReportThe Ontario Greenbelt's history has been a contentious one. From its creation, it has been resisted by developers whose sought to make obscene profits from unended sprawl. The Greenbelt Act in 2005 did not deter them, only increased their involvement and investment in Provincial politicians.Ford Nation also has a complicated history with the Greenbelt and political resistance to his plans to carve it up and hand it over to his biggest donors. But now, the receipts are official in the form of the Auditor General's report on the land selection process by the Ontario Progressive Conservatives. And it is scathing.As people are process on these details, environmentalists are feeling validated and extremely frustrated. Their warnings and calls to action largely went unheard. The time comes to decide what our collective response needs to be. Some are calling for the OPP's involvement, others for resignations. What can stop this development from happening now?All of these discussions and more in this latest Rabble Rant brought to you by the same folks producing Blueprints of Disruption. All of our content is free - made possible by the generous sponsorships of our Patrons. If you would like to support us: PatreonFollow us on InstagramResources: Nora Loreto - Who Funds Ontario ProudGreenbelt History via TVO

Neva Ford NationSome songs are destined for a certain time. After several years of evolution and change in her life, Billboard charting artist Neva Ford Nation, is set to releases her new single, You Cover Me. There is a new sense of authority and urgency in Neva's music now; she has lived through the testimony of her songs and is ready to share the strength and purpose she has found.Propelled by the singer's strong, passionate vocals, and her newfound voice as a co-songwriter on You Cover Me was conceived to bring healing and hope to a world resetting after an unexpected chapter in her life.“I poured my experiences into the lyrics, putting my heart and soul into this song,” Neva says. “It's me looking at my life and the things I was dealing with, trying to learn that God has me covered in any situation and I can overcome them.”The single was produced by Bdm/Ugroove Music husband and wife duo Glenn Piper and Sheila-Moore Piper, also a co-writer on this song. Neva's current single “Thank You My Everything" was high as #15 on the Billboard Gospel Indicator Chart. and was high as #79 on the Mediabase Charts in 2022 “Walk With Me and Holding On 2.0 are two other standouts from her musical collection. Says Neva of the inspiration behind the new single "You Cover Me: “God is the source and my go-to through all the angles of my life. We are covered with Him in our lives.

Neva Ford NationSome songs are destined for a certain time. After several years of evolution and change in her life, Billboard charting artist Neva Ford Nation, is set to releases her new single, You Cover Me. There is a new sense of authority and urgency in Neva's music now; she has lived through the testimony of her songs and is ready to share the strength and purpose she has found.Propelled by the singer's strong, passionate vocals, and her newfound voice as a co-songwriter on You Cover Me was conceived to bring healing and hope to a world resetting after an unexpected chapter in her life.“I poured my experiences into the lyrics, putting my heart and soul into this song,” Neva says. “It's me looking at my life and the things I was dealing with, trying to learn that God has me covered in any situation and I can overcome them.”The single was produced by Bdm/Ugroove Music husband and wife duo Glenn Piper and Sheila-Moore Piper, also a co-writer on this song. Neva's current single “Thank You My Everything" was high as #15 on the Billboard Gospel Indicator Chart. and was high as #79 on the Mediabase Charts in 2022 “Walk With Me and Holding On 2.0 are two other standouts from her musical collection. Says Neva of the inspiration behind the new single "You Cover Me: “God is the source and my go-to through all the angles of my life. We are covered with Him in our lives.

Ready for anything, the Ford Bronco Wildtrack Sasquatch is a true off-roader with amazing capabilities. 

Ontario's Minister of Children, Community and Social Services refuses to respond to the food security crisis. NATO says missile was not a Russian attack; Hockey Canada's hefty tab for crisis communications; Donal Trump makes his race for the White House officialWhat happened in Poland?Dave's pretty sure Navigator didn't tell Hockey Canada to stop talkingPssst…Donald Trump still has to win the nominationTrump 2.0 is hereWe tried to follow up with the Ontario Government about the Who's Hungry Report.Minister Fullerton is too busy.Contact MPP Merrilee Fullerton! Ask her what Ford Nation is doing to address the poverty and food security crisis.Wanna join Dave for coffee on the weekends?Support Now and Next EXTRA! with Dave Trafford.Subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to Now and Next EXTRA -the full version of The Brief with DT, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMA sessions with the SSN team, and access to our message board.Your contributions to our show helps us pay our team of producers and editors and produce more awesome podcast series!CONTACT US!Dave on Twitter www.twitter.com/davetraffordErin on Twitter www.twitter.com/erintraffordErin on Instagram www.instagram.com/its.erintraffordErin on TikTok www.tiktok.com/erintraffordEmail us hello@storystudionetwork.comNow & Next Cast and CrewAssociate Producer Becky ColesProduction Manager Jaime NickersonAudio Editors Mike Treutler and Drew GarnerSonic Logo Designer and Creative Branding Greg MacDonaldExecutive Producers - Erin and Dave TraffordNow & Next is a Story Studio Network Original

IT'S HERE!  I spent some quality time with the first-ever electric F-150.  And what a ride it was! 

The OTL gang is assembled! Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion, Sabrina Nanji, Publisher and Editor of the Queen's Park Observer and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table.In this episode:Ford Nation may have won the battle, forcing a contract on education workers but what kind of war has begun?Has Ontario's use of the Notwithstanding Clause pushed Canada towards a constitutional crisis?This is the third time the Ford government has used the Notwithstanding clause to push legislation. In this case, it's clearly contrary to the Charter.What's the next step? More strikes? A general strike? The feds invoking the Disallowance clause. BTW, if you enjoy On the Ledge, you'll probably enjoy our daily SSN podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford.Support Now and Next! For $10 a month, you can subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to Now and Next EXTRA with Dave Trafford on Saturdays and Sundays - including the full length interviews featured on The Daily Brief, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMAs and our message board.You're just a few clicks away. Start here: nowandnext.supercast.com

The Ford government is passing legislation to force a contract on education workers. The education minister says the province is prepared to invoke the Notwithstanding clause to make it stick. How does anyone think this leads to harmony in the schools?Will British Columbia's new plan to pay family doctors work? And you asked what you can to do make a difference when it comes to poverty. We have the answer.Time Codes:01:47 - Negotiating in the media is never a good idea03:36 - What's the end game with the CUPE battle? Anybody?13:10 - BC takes a step in the right direction on Healthcare and paying Docs.30:07 - Today on The Daily Brief - We meet Captain Brianna Ricketts. A pilot with Air Borealis in Happy Valley Goose Bay Labrador35:39 - How you can make a difference when it comes to poverty(Contact Leah Taylor Roy)Wanna join Dave for coffee on the weekends?Support Now and Next EXTRA! with Dave Trafford.Subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to Now and Next EXTRA -the full version of The Brief with DT, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMA sessions with the SSN team, and access to our message board.Your contributions to our show helps us pay our team of producers and editors and produce more awesome podcast series!CONTACT US!Dave on Twitter www.twitter.com/davetraffordErin on Twitter www.twitter.com/erintraffordErin on Instagram www.instagram.com/its.erintraffordErin on TikTok www.tiktok.com/erintraffordEmail us hello@storystudionetwork.comNow & Next Cast and CrewAssociate Producer Becky ColesProduction Manager Jaime NickersonAudio Editors Mike Treutler and Drew GarnerSonic Logo Designer and Creative Branding Greg MacDonaldExecutive Producers - Erin and Dave TraffordNow & Next is a Story Studio Network Original

The OTL gang is assembled! Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion, Sabrina Nanji, Publisher and Editor of the Queen's Park Observer and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table.In this episode:Horwath, Del Duca, Brown, Tory and Crombie are likely to help Ford Nation move quickly on the affordable housing file.The province has a surplus! Good for taxpayers. Bad for Ford.What is Ford thinking by refusing to testify at the federal inquiry in the use of the Emergencies Act?We need to issue a BOLO for the Health Minister! Where is she?BTW, if you enjoy On the Ledge, you'll probably enjoy our daily SSN podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford.Support Now and Next! For $10 a month, you can subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to Now and Next EXTRA with Dave Trafford on Saturdays and Sundays - including the full length interviews featured on The Daily Brief, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMAs and our message board.You're just a few clicks away. Start here: nowandnext.supercast.com

The OTL gang is assembled! Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion, Sabrina Nanji, Publisher and Editor of the Queen's Park Observer and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table.In this episode:The Ford government is prepared to cough up $365 million to parents of school kids while telling education workers the government doesn't have enough money to meet contract demands.So much for not negotiating in the media. Education Minister Stephen Lecce tells Newstalk 1010, the CUPE demands amount to a nearly 50% increase.Will the threat of strikes lead to a settlement? Will it lead to declaring education workers and essential service?Why isn't Doug Ford a witness at the inquiry into the use of the Emergency Measures Act to deal with convoy occupation?And, Ford Nation will kick off its aggressive plan to build new homes in the province.BTW, if you enjoy On the Ledge, you'll probably enjoy our daily SSN podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford.Support Now and Next! For $10 a month, you can subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to Now and Next EXTRA with Dave Trafford on Saturdays and Sundays - including the full length interviews featured on The Daily Brief, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMAs and our message board.You're just a few clicks away. Start here: nowandnext.supercast.com

During this episode, I talk about the week I spent with Ford's first pure electric vehicle - the Mustang Mach-E.  While there is a lot to like and I share the pros and cons. 

The OTL gang is assembled! Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table. In this episode: Quebec re-elects Legault and the UCP in Alberta chooses Danielle Smith to succeed Jason Kenney and the province's premier designate. It puts pressure on federal-provincial relations. Is Trudeau up to the task? An Angus Reid survey says Ontarians “overwhelmingly” say Ford Nation is mishandling the healthcare, LTC, and housing files four months into the PC's second mandate. More than 20% of municipal election races are over. A record number of candidates have been acclaimed ahead of the October 24th election day. BTW, if you enjoy On the Ledge, you'll probably enjoy our daily SSN podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford. Support Now and Next! For $10 a month, you can subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to the full episode of The Daily Brief, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMAs and our message board. You're just a few clicks away. Start here: nowandnext.supercast.com

The OTL gang is assembled! Sabrina Nanji from the Queen's Park Observer, Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table. In this episode: It's not debatable but we talk to Keith from his vantage point in Nova Scotia on his preparation plans as Fione bears down on NS, PEI and NL. The latest Angus Reid survey suggests Doug Ford's approval rating has dipped four-percentage points settling in around 41%. John Wright says Ford Nation has nothing to worry about. Keith is surprised it isn't lower considering the provinces new legislation to move people from acute care beds to LTC homes, even if it's 70km away. And labour issues are percolating in the background: teachers, nurses, school bus drivers are all calling for more money. Can the government afford public sector upheaval in the wake of pandemic shut downs and crushing pressures on frontline workers? The cost of living and the cost of poverty continues to rise. Is anyone paying attention at Queen's Park? BTW, if you enjoy On the Ledge, you'll probably enjoy our daily SSN podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford. Support Now and Next! For $10 a month, you can subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to the full episode of The Daily Brief, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMAs and our message board. You're just a few clicks away. Start here: nowandnext.supercast.com

The OTL gang is assembled! Sabrina Nanji from the Queen's Park Observer, Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table. In this episode: MPP's barely got back to business at Queen's Park and the Ford government has adjourned the legislature until AFTER municipal elections on October 24th. The “More Beds, Better Care Act" is a complete misnomer and does nothing to solve the long term problems in long term care. Barrie Mayor, Jeff Lehman says he's considering a bid for the Ontario Liberal leadership (still a couple of years out). The "Strong Mayor" model is going put pressure on voters to really conser their choices come election day. And as promised, here is information on how you can support SSN's daily podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford. Support Now and Next! Subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to AMAs, our message board and early access to Now & Next episodes. nowandnext.supercast.com

The Ford Escape has evolved into a pretty sophisticated machine over its twenty plus year run.  From a truck-based SUV offering either a four or six-cylinder gasoline engine, the small crossover SUV goes turbo and now adds an advanced plug-in hybrid powertrain to the mix. 

Today we review "Ford Nation" by Rob & Doug Ford, the story of former Toronto Mayor following him through his personal and political life. Join Mick & Beave to review and discuss this political and cultural phenomenon. Email: TheBookStopsHere@protonmail.com Social Media: Twitter- mb_machine Facebook- The MB Machine Network Instagram- mbmachinepod

Remember all the noise from the Ontario government about getting daycare rebate cheques to families in May, after Ford Nation agreed to be part of the national daycare program? Well, no cheques in May. No cheques in June. In fact, there's only one municipality in the GTA that has opened up its application process for daycare operators. There is precious little indication that this program will do much for the families who need the support or for the licenced operators who provide the service.  The promise was to have the $10/day program fully implemented by 2025.  At this rate, the majority of kids who need the daycare now will "age out" by the time the government gets its act together.

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies, and gentlemen – and the rest of you – in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I'm your host, David Menzies. So, what pray tell, is more pathetic? The incessant lying by Martin Joseph Anglehart, a man who continues to falsely claim that he was abused by the rank-and-file demonstrators who comprised the freedom convoy in Ottawa? Or the fact that the CBC, who portrayed this fraudster as a victim, is refusing to do the right thing: namely, being transparent about their shoddy reporting. Alexa Lavoie shall explain all. For whatever reason, drag queen story time is all the rage in certain circles these days. But consider what happened at the Dallas gay bar Mr. Misster recently: elementary school age children were ushered in to take part in a sexualized show staged by men pretending to be women. What the hell? Juan Mendoza has all the disturbing nitty-gritty details… And letters; we get your letters; we get your letters every minute of every day. And I'll share some of your responses about our story regarding our visit to a Ford Nation event. Guess what? We were told to leave – even though we had an invitation. What's more, if we didn't leave as in “immediately” we would be charged with… trespassing? Meanwhile, the mainstream media was welcomed in with open arms. Why? No reason given. Because that's how Douggie rolls these days. Those are your Rebels now let's round them up…

Doug Ford Wins, Andrea Horwath Wins but resigns, Steven Del Duca just Lost. All in an hour show. Former MP Dan Harris and Sarah Biggs joins me to discuss Ontario Election. The Winners, The Losers, and an Election about Nothing. *************************************************** Follow the Cross Border Interview Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crossborderpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrossBorderPod Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/CrossBorderInterviews Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI2i25ZVKTO84oUsLyO4jig Website: https://www.crossborderinterviews.ca/ Back the Show: https://www.patreon.com/CrossBoderInterviewPodcast The Cross Border Interview Podcast was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc © 2022

More seats, more popular vote means four more years for Premier Doug Ford in Ontario. And he did it by staging near perfect campaign. He didn't engage the media. He didn't engage the Opposition, except on Debate Night. He barely spoke in public during the final ten days of the campaign and he came away with a resounding win. Of course, when one party wins 60% of the seat in the legislature, it means at least one opposition party had a very bad night. In this case, both the NDP and the Liberals are battered and bruised. And they're both looking for a new leader. The New Democrats will likely bounce back with fresh blood in the Leader's chair. Under new leadership, the NDP can take full advantage of being only one of two official parties in the legislature and make the Liberals completely irrelevant by 2026. Given the party's decision to choose Steven Del Duca as Kathleen Wynne's successor was a huge mistake. He was stuck with the baggage of the Wynne government AND HE GOT TROUNCED in his own riding in 2018. Add to that, the ridiculous decision to have Del Duca lead the party for two years without having a seat in the legislature and the game was all but over before the campaign even started. I'm not convinced the Liberal party gets up off the mat, let alone takes a standing 8 count. This is another four years of wandering in the wilderness. And this defeat is worse than the Wynne loss in 2018. The bar was so low, Del Duca should have been able to clear it without much difficulty. But he ran the campaign like it was a Limbo Challenge when it was Hurdles Race.  

Ontario election winner and why people voted for him.

Polling and seat projection numbers seem to be fluid, with less than 2 weeks to go before Election Day in Ontario. In three separate stories over the Victoria Day weekend, the Toronto Star says the Liberals could hold Ford Nation to a minority, the NDP is gaining at the expense of the Liberals, and the Liberals out poll the NDP but would finish third. So, we turn to John Wright, SVP at Maru Public Opinion to get some clarity on what's going on. He expects voting intentions firmed up while friends and families gather over the long holiday weekend.

Polling and seat projection numbers seem to be fluid, with less than 2 weeks to go before Election Day in Ontario. In three separate stories over the Victoria Day weekend, the Toronto Star says the Liberals could hold Ford Nation to a minority, the NDP is gaining at the expense of the Liberals, and the Liberals out poll the NDP but would finish third. So, we turn to John Wright, SVP at Maru Public Opinion to get some clarity on what's going on. He expects voting intentions firmed up while friends and families gather over the long holiday weekend.

All agree Doug Ford's below-the-radar approach to this election campaign is working for him. All indications are, he'd have to stumble hard to be reduced to a minority government. But does the peek-a-boo strategy hurt when several communities were hit by a deadly and devastating spring storm? Meanwhile, have the Liberals admitted they can't win? Internal party polling was leaked to Rob Benzie at the Toronto Star, suggesting the Liberals believe they can hold the PCs to a minority if they can win tight fights against the NDP.

GUEST HOST: DAVID MENZIES The other day, I was thinking about one of my all-time favourite films. It's a bit sci-fi, and a whole lot of horror. I speak of the 1978 reboot of the 1956 film, Invasion of the Bodysnatchers. As the title implies, the film's plot revolves around the replacement of people. When the alien lifeforms take over a person, they look exactly like their former human selves. I was reminiscing about this fantastic albeit frightening flick because lately I've been pondering: who is responsible for the body-snatching of Premier Doug Ford? GUEST: Avi Yemini

National Post columnist Kelly McParland is of the opinion that "Pierre Poilievre is too big a risk to lead the Conservatives" McParland calls Poilievre's attack on Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem "reckless and dangerous". You might even call it the stuff of unhinged conspiracy theories. What a contrast between the CPC wannabe PM and Doug Ford, the wannabe re-elected premier of Ontario. Dull Doug's approach to the provincial campaign is working. He appears to be on track to lead another majority government. No drama. No meme material...so far. Campaign ain't over. But Ford's team has managed to plot a safe and steady track for Ontario PC leader. They've avoided any accusation of guilt by association with Poilievre. He's proving he can appeal to the conservative "core" and still win the general election. On the other hand, McParland says, "There is an imperiousness and inflexibility in (Poilievre's) performances that bodes poorly for someone who would need to bring a divided party together, and then do the same for a divided country."

Pierre Poilievre may well be an unintended secret weapon for Ford Nation. National Post columnist Kelly McParland is of the opinion that "Pierre Poilievre is too big a risk to lead the Conservatives" McParland calls Poilievre's attack on Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem "reckless and dangerous". You might even call it the stuff of unhinged conspiracy theories. What a contrast between the CPC wannabe PM and Doug Ford, the wannabe re-elected premier of Ontario. Dull Doug's approach to the provincial campaign is working. He appears to be on track to lead another majority government. No drama. No meme material...so far. Campaign ain't over. But Ford's team has managed to plot a safe and steady track for Ontario PC leader. They've avoided any accusation of guilt by association with Poilievre. He's proving he can appeal to the conservative "core" and still win the general election. On the other hand, McParland says, "There is an imperiousness and inflexibility in (Poilievre's) performances that bodes poorly for someone who would need to bring a divided party together, and then do the same for a divided country."

It's as if they've taken a few laps to get their legs and jockey for positioning and now the provincial parties in Ontario are preparing for the final lap bell to ring.  The party leaders are all in debate prep mode and the dead gallop for the final two weeks leading up to Election Day on June 2nd. So far, Doug Ford's run a quiet campaign with fewer media avails than the other leaders and fewer days shaking hands and kissing babies. And all indications suggest that's working. Ontario's okay with DULL.  The oppo parties will have to change that narrative if they hope to make any gains on Ford Nation.

It's as if they've taken a few laps to get their legs and jockey for positioning and now the provincial parties in Ontario are preparing for the final lap bell to ring.  The party leaders are all in debate prep mode and the dead gallop for the final two weeks leading up to Election Day on June 2nd. So far, Doug Ford's run a quiet campaign with fewer media avails than the other leaders and fewer days shaking hands and kissing babies. And all indications suggest that's working. Ontario's okay with DULL.  The oppo parties will have to change that narrative if they hope to make any gains on Ford Nation.

The Ontario Progressive Conservatives were already at an advantage among decided voters prior to Budget Day. Now, Doug Ford and his team will run on the fiscal plan presented this past Thursday. The legislature will not sit Monday or Tuesday, meaning no vote on the budget before the Lt. Governor officially dissolves the legislature on Wednesday and officially sends Ontarians to the polls June 2nd. Most of what's in the budget has already been announced or leaked. But is it possible that what's NOT in the budget will be the backbone of debate during this campaign. The opposition are pointing to a litany of promises made in 2018 the Tories failed to keep or simply bailed out on.

It's always the coverup that causes a crisis! This week, the On The Ledge crew with Sabrina Nanji from the Queen's Park Observer, weigh in on the Wiarton Willie coverup.  Oh ya, and we get around to the $10 a week Child Care plans, the pediatric vaccine rollout and the 4-13 is the project that just keeps on giving Ford Nation a headache.

In this episode, Nashwa and Ryan sit down with Andrea Horwath, MPP for Hamilton-Centre and the Leader of the Official Opposition New Democrats. ** Please note this episode was recorded in mid-March** Nashwa and Ryan contextualize this episode with an extensive pre-show- if you do not want to listen to the pre-show please forward this episode to the interview that begins at around 26 minutes. In this interview Nashwa and Ryan wanted the audience to learn more about Andrea and the Ontario New Democrats. This episode focused on provincial issues such as the vaccine rollout. The rollout continues to be a disservice to Ontarians as many have witnessed egregious lines at pop-ups and people rely on a community-driven twitter feed for information about the vaccines. Ryan and Nashwa also ask about the Ontario NDP's launch of the Green New Democratic Deal. Although this was recorded during phase two and we are now in phase three the rollout remains disjointed and inequitable. As a podcast project, we are constantly thinking about a world beyond electoral politics and hope for electoral politics with teeth that go beyond platitudes. This is why we asked about the Ontario NDP's stance and their policy paper produced in the Summer of 2020. You can find the NDP policy paper referenced here: End Police Violence. Invest In Black, Indigenous And Racialized People's Lives. An Ontario NDP Commitment To Action. Ryan wraps up by asking an evergreen question about the future of the Ontario NDP, how the base is being built, and how the provincial party plans to retain power. During the pre-show, Ryan and Nashwa discuss the current state of so many political issues throughout Ontario and why we want Ford out. While we vehemently recognize and acknowledge the limitations of electoral politics we hope this episode presents an alternative to the Ford Conservatives. Last week Doug Ford's Conservatives rammed through Bill 307. For the entirety of the pandemic, there was no urgency for an adequate paid sick days plan, to stop COVID evictions, to roll out an accessible vaccination program, to redress long-standing issues throughout the Long-Term Care system, and so much more. The list of moments throughout this pandemic that were urgent for so many Ontarians and not prioritized by Ford Nation are quite obvious. At the same time, we are witnessing a burgeoning fascist movement in Ontario and throughout Canada. We have been experiencing a rising unchecked white supremacy grow in Canada, overlapping with the anti-mask conspiracy parades. We fear that as Canada “goes back to normal” hate crimes will inevitably increase (terminology that frankly requires its own reckoning and further complexity). This contingent, which was emboldened after Donald Trump's election as well as the general acceptance of far-right hate speech in Canada's political discourse has been left entirely unaddressed. The Ford government is part of this. With cabinet members like Merrilee Fullerton and friendships with people like Charles McVety it is rather clear that this is a government that is friendly to bigotry. Bill 307 was rammed through last week after courts had deemed it unconstitutional because it unjustifiably violated Ontarians' right to freedom of expression – in particular affecting this important right during elections. Instead of appealing the decision, the Ford government invoked s. 33 of the Charter: the Notwithstanding Clause. The legal rule is an emergency tool governments can use to override certain Charter rights, even after a court deems a law unconstitutional. This tool has never been used in Ontario because invoking the Notwithstanding Clause means that a policy is going to violate fundamental civil liberties. This shows just how far Ford will go to achieve his political goals.Regardless of where you fall politically, even if you are beyond electoral politics, Ford's time in office has been devastating for activists and organizers throughout the province fighting like hell to keep people safe and alive. From his austerity cuts and right-wing populism, the racist dog whistles he has used to signal that he's on the side with the white supremacists, Ford needs to go. In Ontario, one could describe the current electoral political arena as something like the Sanders versus Trump showdown that never materialized in the US. With decades of Liberal governments neglecting Long-Term Care, destroying our public services, and so much more, the NDP finally holds a position as the official opposition in a way they previously have not. We have less than one year to get the Ford government out of office, but we can also dream far beyond that. We are very cognizant of the limitations of electoralism, as we've expressed on many occasions on this podcast, but it is also important to recognize multi-method action. We can and should be principled while also knowing that there is flexibility and multiple fronts we must organize on and counter. ** Please note this episode was recorded in mid-March*** This episode was recorded before Nashwa began her role at the Ontario NDP.Mutual Aid & Community Support:Although this episode is not paywalled we would deeply appreciate it if people would share or give (if able to do so) to any of the causes or groups listed below. Last week has been and will continue to be hard for myself (Nashwa) and the team so I will keep this brief. I will try to better address the murder of multiple generations of the Afzaal family in London Ontario at another time but for now, I am trying my best to be there for my community and help organize. I have been asked to share this page for financial support of the 9-year-old son who was left orphaned and injured. I keep this podcast mostly free. I know my listeners are generous people who care about this world and so if you are able to give we urge you to give to the remaining member of the Afzal family, Faez Afzaal. From the team and I, Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un to multiple generations of the Afzaal family. We will keep you in our hearts and continue to fight for a world that does not paper over the vile settler colonialism and xenophobia that is the bedrock of what we know as Canada. Guest Information Guests of the Week: Andrea Horwath, MPP for Hamilton-Centre and the Leader of the Official Opposition New Democrats.Andrea HorwathAndrea Horwath is the Leader of the Official Opposition New Democrats. From her early career in community development to today, she's always believed that government should be about giving people the opportunity to build a good life no matter where in Ontario they live, or when this province became home.Born and raised in Hamilton, Andrea was elected to Hamilton City Council in 1997, then as the MPP for Hamilton-Centre in 2004. In 2018, Andrea led her party to become the Official Opposition – the largest Official Opposition in a generation. Today, half of the members of her MPP team are women, they represent ridings from every region of the province, and together they're reflective of the diversity of Ontario.She's a leader who believes in proposing positive solutions, especially when it comes to ending hallway medicine, giving seniors better care and supporting public schools so they can give kids a great start. 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The Ontario legislature is now in its summer break. MPP's will be back at Queen's Park in September. In the meantime, there is a good deal of speculation, if not expectation, that Premier Doug Ford will shuffle, maybe blow up, his front bench. The Toronto Star is reporting that Ford is considering a major cabinet shakeup as he prepares to present a team worthy of re-election a year from now.  

As we recorded this session, it was the first time in months that we could say, "Premier Ford didn't meet the media this week." (NOTE: He did so a few hours after we wrapped our recording). All in all, it marked a relatively better week for the Ontario government. There are still plenty of critical voices, pointing to the Auditor General's report on LTC during the pandemic, too few "paid sick days", and the Opposition managed to resurrect the Rod Phillips scandal. But the vitriol and steam have come out of the discourse, so that qualifies as a "relatively" good week for Ford Nation.  

Bad days have quickly turned into bad weeks for Premier Doug Ford and his Ontario government. Now, it's clear that the province's handling of the growing COVID crisis has shaken public confidence in Ford Nation.  Polling by Maru Opinion indicates 8 in 10 Ontarians believe the Ford government is "flying by the seat of its pants" and only 1 in 5 would commit to voting for the Progressive Conservatives. An emotional news conference by Ford capped off what is becoming a disastrous month for him and his cabinet.

Doug Ford's approval ratings are dipping according to the latest numbers from Maru/Blue, but he's still 8 points better than he was when he won a majority at Queen's Park in 2018. Will the "COVID glow" last long enough to get Ford Nation re-elected next spring? Ontario announces plans to sunset 1500 fax machines. Yup. We're still using fax machines. And Keith Leslie is hearing that online re-sellers are booking provincial campsites! 

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Gospel Recording Artist/Evangelist Neva Ford Nation, music encompasses a modern traditional style with a hint of soul that touches the heart of every generation.

Gospel Recording Artist/Evangelist Neva Ford Nation, music encompasses a modern traditional style with a hint of soul that touches the heart of every generation.

Gospel Recording Artist/Evangelist Neva Ford Nation, music encompasses a modern traditional style with a hint of soul that touches the heart of every generation.

Dianne Saxe Assesses Doug Ford's Environmental Policies and Impacts On this episode we continue our environmental impact assessment of the Doug Ford government. From the immediate hollowing out of Ontario’s Climate Change laws and his cancellation of 752 green energy projects, within weeks of becoming Premier in June of 2018, to his more recent efforts to undermine what remains of the ecological protection and restoration capacity of Ontario’s 36 Conservation Authorities, Doug Ford has cut a wide swath. So wide that its difficult to keep an up-to-date list, let alone take proper stock, of the real on-the-ground impact of Ford Nation’s on-going war on public sector environmental stewardship. It would be hard to find someone better placed to help us appreciate the cumulative environmental impact of what Doug Ford has been up to, than Dianne Saxe, the last independent Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, following Ford’s legislated elimination of her position and agency, effective in May of 2019. Dianne, has recently been appointment as Deputy Leader of the Green Party of Ontario. https://canoefm.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/PH-Resource-List-Doug-Ford-Env-Impact-Assessment-With-Dianne-Saxe-Nov-26-2020-Rev-1.pdf This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

In this episode the wonderful and amazing Arana Nation calls in to talk aboot being deplatformed, fighting the Ford Nation, gay frogs, and much more! Special guest calls from Doug Ford and Tha Globalist. After Arana takes off we look at Mersh getting a new house, Von Decarlo falls on her face, ol F'd in the mouth Bobby Kelly is working out, and finally Nick Mullen of Cum Town loses his bitch to Comedian Ian Ellis. Subscribe to Arana Nation:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mbarana100Instagram: the_arana_nationWatch the video version on NotCosmicCam:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GG88VNxTFc&feature=youtu.beSubscribe to Phillip Wave Radio for morehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvwI...Subscribe to all of our content streamsIan Ellis Podcast - https://ianellis.podbean.com/Join The Rossdawg Army - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCteI...With Apologies Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-r...Chicago Open MIC Archive - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK4G...IanEllis.PodBean.com

We have have documentary evidence that Councillor Rob Ford was writing letters of support for an organization that was seeking funding from Qatar Charity. This funding they were seeking is given only to those groups who support the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. But given that Mr Rob Ford is deceased it seems unreasonable to pursue this any further without his being able to identify what he was thinking at the time. But we do have Doug Ford. The examples we will discuss today will show that there are Islamist influences in his government which are commonly known. But yet he chooses to take no action. This does seem strange. Help Support Operation: Kill Switch www.OperationKillSwitch.com Apple Podcasts http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/quiggin-report/id1361779100?mt=2 SoundCloud http://www.soundcloud.com/quigginreport Stitcher Radio www.stitcher.com/podcast/quigginreport Google Play https://play.google.com/music/m/Ijozso2tqcinynbnixt5zm6nwga?t=Quiggin_Report Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2qNLS66w5JutxTAyknjQcV?si=qvbEe1GBSKanLne8_8ettQ Bitchute https://www.bitchute.com/quigginreport/

The Ontario Liberal Party handed former Wynne minister Steven Del Duca a first ballot win and new business cards as the Leader of the provincial party. The governing Progressive Conservatives have already released online ads framing Del Duca as a continuation of Kathleen Wynne's politics and policies. Can Del Duca redefine himself? Can he redefine the provincial party? Can he raise the cash needed to take on the Tories in 2022? Can he recruit quality candidates to take on the Tories in 2022? And what does all this say about the leadership, (or lack thereof), from NDP leader Andrea Horwath?  

Hosts Marley Anne and Kevin look into Doug Ford's platform as Ontario's twenty-sixth premier under the Conservative Party. Despite major budget cuts, buck-a-beer, and reforms to education; what does this realistically look like for Ontarians? Want to hear us cover a certain topic?? Follow us on instagram @marley_vball and @kevposada and let us know. Life of Riley by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400054Artist: http://incompetech.com/Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outsidethecomfortzone/message

Dianne Saxe, The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, issued her 2018 Greenhouse Gas Progress Report, entitled “Climate Action in Ontario: What’s Next?” in late September.While her 2017 Report was cautiously optimistic that Ontario had finally moved from “Plans to Progress”, she characterizes 2018 as the year climate change action came to a “Wrenching Halt”.Join us on this episode of Planet Haliburton for a conversation with Commissioner Saxe about her latest climate change report card and what Doug Ford can to do to regain momentum on reducing GHG emissions.Show Notes: https://canoefm.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Background-Resources-for-Planet-Haliburton-November-12-2018.pdf

Is there a movement to draft Jane Philpott as a Liberal leadership candidate? Is it time for the New Democrats to replace Andrea Horwath? It’s nearly universally acknowledged that Ford Nation spent its time well during the five-month recess at Queen’s Park if, for no other reason than, it changed its tone and approach, finally shifting from “campaign” to “governing” mode. And the ON THE LEDGE panel says that’s made it more difficult for the opposition to lay a glove on the Tories.  The question then is how will the change in tone by the PCs effect the immediate and longer-term strategies of the opposition NDP and Liberals.

Ontario’s Finance Minister Rod Phillips delivered the Fall Economic Statement in the legislature this week and it was criticized by the left and the right. The opposition NDP accuse the Ford government of making drastic cuts to programs and services while staunch conservatives shout about Ford spending more than the Kathleen Wynne government. Getting heat from both sides suggests to Phillips they got the balance just about right. They’ve added cash to health and education, focused on some tax relief, (especially for small business) and have a plan to flatten the deficit a year into their next mandate. Above all, the ON THE LEDGE crew agrees this Economic Statement is a much needed reset for Ford Nation.

The Ontario legislature was back in business this past week after a nearly five month recess. Things kicked off with a "day of action" demonstration by public service unions but it wasn't as spirited as one may have expected. The ON THE LEDGE panel chalks that up to an obvious change of tone from Premier Doug Ford. There was some barbs in house during Question Period but there was a noticeable change in behaviour. Spectator could not only hear the questions, they could hear the answers. Premier Ford may be speaking softly but it would be wrong to think he doesn't still carry a big stick.

This week, after a five-month long hiatus, it's finally "Back to School" time for the Ontario Legislature. Observers have been wondering if the extended break might allow for a more collegial tone to fall on Queen’s Park, especially as the government faces a number of pressing and challenging issues. Who better to ask if this is the case than our own MPP Mike Schreiner? As you all know, the late return of the Legislature is due to the Federal Election. After Justin Trudeau and the Liberals retained power, it looked like a new Doug Ford was taking over, he was making media appearances, and talking about how the Feds and the Province will now work together to improve life for everyone. That's a big change from the ruckus, combative Ford regime we're seen so far in Question Period. Schreiner's not so sure he buys this new tone. True, it looks like efforts are being made, but the Ford government is still chasing a Supreme Court challenge to the carbon tax, is still insisting gas stations post their anti-carbon tax stickers, and is still facing labour disruption with teachers and other provincial employee unions. How long can the shiny happy version of Ford Nation last? Is it even built to last? On this edition of the podcast, Schreiner will talk about his criticism of the carbon tax court challenge, and why Premier Ford should give it up in the wake of the election. He also talks about how the new tone worked, at least on the first day of Question Period, and why he suspects that it might not last. Schreiner then discusses why people need to keep up the pressure on the government over the next couple of months, and why he hopes that his private members bill to protect the Paris-Galt Moraine might bring people together. So let's hear from Mike Schreiner as he gets back to work at Queen's Park on this edition of the Guelph Politicast! If you would like to hear from Schreiner live and in-person, he will be hosting an AMA, Ask Mike Anything, on November 14 at the 10C Shared Space in Downtown Guelph. For more information, you can find it on Schreiner’s Facebook page. The host for the Guelph Politicast is Podbean. Find more episodes of the Politicast here, or download them on your favourite podcast app at iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Also, when you subscribe to the Guelph Politicast channel and you will also get an episode of Open Sources Guelph every Monday, and an episode of End Credits every Friday.

Dianne Saxe, The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, issued her 2018 Greenhouse Gas Progress Report, entitled “Climate Action in Ontario: What’s Next?” in late September.

One week after the Doug Ford government celebrated its first year since since winning a sweeping majority in Ontario and reducing the governing Liberals to less than party status, the premier didn't just shuffle his cabinet - he blew it up and rebuilt it. Doug Ford fired/demoted some of his key front benchers. Barely a couple of months after tabling his first (and only, it seems) provincial budget, Vic Fedeli lost his job as the Finance Minister - demoted to a lesser portfolio as Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade. Education Minister Lisa Thompson was bumped down to Government and Community Services. And Lisa MacLeod was nearly gleeful when she was shifted out of the Children, Community and Social Services ministry to take over Tourism, Culture and Sports. Rod Phillips got the nod to take over the Finance portfolio, leaving Environment to Jeff Yurek, who was shifted out of Transportation in favour of Caroline Mulroney. And rookie Doug Downey assumed the robes and role of Ontario's Attorney General. So this was a first class shake up; it was described as 'the reset' for Ford Nation; it was cast as the government's opportunity to rehab some of the self-inflicted wounds it suffered in the first year since being elected. Not so fast. The cabinet shuffle was completely sidelined, derailed and torched by a series of questionable patronage appointments, (announced mere hours after the new cabinet was introduced), the Premier's decision to rescind the appointments a day later AND the sudden resignation of his Chief of Staff, Dean French. Add to that the province's announced decision to cancel Canada Day festivities at Queen's Park as a cost saving measure and it turned into another bad week for Premier Ford and his team. The new year starting much the same way the old year ended.

The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario is now like the Liberal Party and the NDP. They have a problem. They are suffering from political entryism. Either the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario takes a very hard look at itself now - or it faces a future where extremism becomes normalized in the party. Help Support www.OperationKillSwitch.com Get Notified http://eepurl.com/dpd2sX PayPal.Me/quigginreport Apple Podcasts http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/quiggin-report/id1361779100?mt=2 SoundCloud www.soundcloud.com/quigginreport Stitcher Radio www.stitcher.com/podcast/quigginreport Google Play https://play.google.com/music/m/Ijozso2tqcinynbnixt5zm6nwga?t=Quiggin_Report Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2qNLS66w5JutxTAyknjQcV?si=qvbEe1GBSKanLne8_8ettQ Connect With us. Bitbacker: http://bitbacker.io/user/quigginreport Twitter: @QuigginReport Gab.ai: @QuigginReport Facebook: www.facebook.com/quigginreport Help Us Fight Back www.OperationKillSwitch.com

Alex is joined by David Moscrop, author, political theorist, contributor, Washington Post and MacLean's, to talk about his latest book "Too Dumb for Democracy". The book covers an array of topics, across several international political landscapes. From Brexit, to Donald Trump and even Ford Nation, the book asks why me make irrational political decisions and whether our stone-age brains can process democracy in the information age.

Brampton's rollercoaster of a mayoral race, a new council that could actually work together (?!) and the latest casualty of Ford Nation's wrecking ball — Brampton's University.

Evangelist Neva Ford-Nation is a National Christian gospel artist who has been in the gospel music industry for over 10 years. Her objective is to touch the world with the transforming power of God’s love, humbly yielding to the impenetrable charge to reach the lost, and to minister life and hope to His people with a prayerful and Christ-centered heart. Contact number 830-263-0134 jasonpnations@gmail.com Youtube video: https://youtu.be/_i7Qjw7g9pg https://m.facebook.com/nevafordnation.nation https://www.bdmugroovemusic.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Code Black Communicator Network is a resource for the advancement of black integrated communications professionals, providing inspiration, guidance and representation.   The Code Black  podcast explores a range of topics including pop culture, current affairs, business and career tips from the unique viewpoint of black communicators. With the results in of the recent Ontario election, we're talking about the reality of the new Ford nation and its significance.

In this episode of the podcast, Matt and Andres are joined by Jamie Faulkner. The guys discuss some Canadian topics such as Ford Nation back on top and icy relations at G7 Summit. They also discuss Alex Ovechkin's Stanley Cup bender. Lastly Jamie provides his take on the upcoming World Cup and what life is like after moving to Canada. Falknerandco Instagram Stephen Harper on Fox News The Tall Pines - The Key; Kurt Vile - I Wanted Everything, Classic Rock in Spring Art - The Queen by Edward Ofosu

Folks, it's time for some Canadian content. Reeling from the disastrous Ontario election, Luke and Will confront their new premier -- Doug "brother of Rob" Ford -- head-on. That's right, folks: it's time to revisit the Ford Brothers' notorious 2014 YouTube show. Please direct all questions and comments to fordnation2014@gmail.com.

As the G7 Summit wraps up in Charlevoix, Quebec, did the Canadian government make any headway with President Trum to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum imports?  Plus construction for the Kinder Morgan pipeline, how much will it cost Canadian taxpayers?  A new majority PC government in Ontario, what is premier -elect Doug Ford planning?  And President Trump is en route to Singapore where he will meet North Korean leader Kim Dong-un, what is at stake for this historica meeting? Guests: Bill Morneau, Finance Minister; Lisa MacLeod, PC MPP-Ontario, Mickey Bergman, Executive Director Richadson Center for Global Developement

Matt Gurney from Global News Radio 640 Toronto joins Rob the day after Doug Ford becomes premier-elect of Ontario.

It's our first ever /Thread, the 2020 Network's weekly politics and policy wrap-up show. Alex, Mike and June talk about what the (extremely-busy) news cycle missed, who had the best or worst take, and what we're just done with. Talking points this week: Bill C-65, Kathleen Wynne's Twitter mentions, Sun Media, vote splitting and sloganeering.

Alberta premier Rachel Notley reacts to news of the election of Doug Ford.

UCP leader Jason Kenney reacts to the election of Doug Ford as Ontario's next premier.

How are Canada's political leaders are positioning themselves ahead of the Kinder Morgan corporation's imposed May 31 pipeline deadline? What will federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau say when he visits Calgary this week? What is the long term impact of the pipeline dispute between the provincial and federal New Democratic Parties? Will Andrea Horwath's NDP sweep Ontario's […]

Journalist and activist Desmond Cole joins the weekend podcast to talk about race and activism, and how they shape politics and public policy in Ontario. Cole weighs in on his view of racism in Ford Nation politics and why he believes the Liberal government's efforts toward police reform have failed. Please note, this podcast contains explicit language. Email jscross@torstar.ca with any questions, concerns or praise. Music: "Private Eye" by Kevin McLeod From the Free Music Archive CC BY

Join the Diva as she talks to three great pillars of their community. Jamesia,,will explain how to own your own property and build net worth with real estate. Jerry Royce will discuss his new film "Dirty Diana". Gospel Artist Neva Ford Nation will debut her newest single

Join the Diva as she talks to three great pillars of their community. Jamesia,,will explain how to own your own property and build net worth with real estate. Jerry Royce will discuss his new film "Dirty Diana". Gospel Artist Neva Ford Nation will debut her newest single

In this episode of the podcast, Matt and Andres talks about Jordan Clarkson's insane comments about pet dinosaurs, the return of ford nation in Ontario as well as the BC provincial government pulling the plug on Vancouver's involvement in the 2026 North American World Cup bid. In addition, they weigh in on the world's Russia situation. Music - The Key by The Tall Pines

Had a great time chatting with Solomon from Ford Era and Unibody Union. He has done some really great builds and is a fantastic supporter of the F100 Nation and Ford Nation. Be sure to give him a follow on Instagram @ford_era_46_86 & @unibodyunion. Check Out his website www.unibodyunion.com and use discount code "F100Talk" at check out to save 15% on you order.

The world watches Tiger Woods / Giving to charity / Ford Nation is back / Comic Herb Irving visits the studio / Naqiyah from Paytm / Time change bullshit / Technology ignorance.

GOSPEL ARTIST, NEVA FORD NATION WAS HERE ON PPXXI WITH JOYCE WHITE AND GOSPEL ARTIST, SHAY SAMUELS

GOSPEL ARTIST, NEVA FORD NATION WAS HERE ON PPXXI WITH JOYCE WHITE AND GOSPEL ARTIST, SHAY SAMUELS

Will and Luke begin their celebration of Canada's 150th birthday with a look back at the most talked-about Canadian film of the century. The reminisce about the late Toronto mayor Rob Ford, and their nostalgic journey takes them through Ford ephemera like FILTH CITY (a recent, Ford-inspired feature film) and the first episode of Sun News's short-lived FORD NATION. It's a jumbo-sized discussion of all things Ford!

It was billed as a tell-all memoir of Rob Ford

It was billed as a tell-all memoir of Rob Ford's time in office. Doug Ford promised he would call out the scams, the cheats and the liars in his new book, Ford Nation, but does it deliver? He joins Libby in studio to talk about it. And – As we age, many people want to discuss retirement – but not these two! At least not how most people think of it…Mike Drak and Jonathan Chevreau wrote Victory Lap Retirement, a retirement book about not retiring. Libby finds out all the details from the two authors.

Doug Ford joins Roy to discuss his new book written with his late brother titled "Ford Nation". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Toronto Sun's Sue-Ann Levy explains why she's disappointed in the way Toronto Pride has dealt with Black Lives Matter with regards to the annual Pride Parade. Sue-Ann also reflects on the continuation of a Ford Nation tradition.

The legacy of Ford Nation continues in Etobicoke North following Michael Ford's landslide win in a Monday by-election in the ward that made his uncle Rob Ford a political legend. John Oakley spoke to the 22-year-old who made the successful jump from school trustee to city councillor.

The Toronto Sun's Sue-Ann Levy says that newly elected Toronto Councillor Michael Ford is a "gentle, young man" who will be swallowed up by city hall. Do you think Rob Ford's nephew has what it takes to breathe new life into Ford Nation?

This week Michael and Kelly discuss the 2014 failed "TV show" called Ford Nation. And offers a short reprieve from the long episode last week.

Mike chats with Ed the Sock about Jian Ghomeshi and Ford Nation, and Steven Kerzner about the storied career of Ed the Sock on Canadian television.

Landslide Lauren and Grahame discuss his latest dispatch, direct from Toronto following more Ford Nation drama. The ebola outbreak and the WHO. Ripples from the People's Climate March- from NYC to Vancity. David Suzuki's campaign to change our Constitution... and more! Track List:DRIP 133 - sól mjólkur ft. kid hnrk (there you were)Sauly - Valentine (Mimm Collective)nosleep. - swrve (Single)Om Unit - The Road (feat. Charlie Dark)Klimeks - Shards (Single)Telescope Thieves - Perfect Bae. (SubtlColours Reshuffle)Soulular - Grid Pattern (Single)Jacques Greene - No Excuse (Yung Gud Remix)Boards of Canada - Olson vs. MJ (Taal Mla Edit)Eli Muro - Orphan's Son (ft. Meghan Eliza)Rook Milo - Bodyroll (MMVIII EP)Obeson - Give Me All Your Love (to be released)Atu ft. Sango - The Duo (Bear Face Remix)Tulpa - Fine Lines /// One Time (Single)

SES Conference Renamed ClickZ Live; Google Feature Requests For Webmaster Tools; More new suggestions for Googles Webmaster Tools. Plus, Jim discusses Social Media for Civic Good when Canadian Tire chose to boycott to pressure the TV show Ford Nation (hosted by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and his brother, Councillor Doug Ford) to be cancelled.

SES Conference Renamed ClickZ Live; Google Feature Requests For Webmaster Tools; More new suggestions for Googles Webmaster Tools. Plus, Jim discusses Social Media for Civic Good when Canadian Tire chose to boycott to pressure the TV show Ford Nation (hosted by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and his brother, Councillor Doug Ford) to be cancelled.

Our panel recaps the madness from this week’s city council meeting and wonders what impact Ford Nation will have on next week’s provincial election.