Podcasts about Grand Parade

PJ chats to Rachel and to Jerrica about Ted Tynan's motion to change the name of Bishop Lucey Park in the Grand Parade (often called the Peace Park or The Peoples Park) to Páirc na mBan Chorcaí (Cork Women's Park). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to Cllr Paudie Dineen from Cork City Council's Consumption of Intoxicating Liquor Committee Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Makwe Masilela of Makwe Fund Managers runs us through the day's market developments, resources falling, financials moving into the red, an update out of Raubex, news around Sun International, Grand Parade's interims, AdvTech's full-year results, and consumer and investor confidence. SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream

It's been a busy start to the new year with with a few big ticket events for the hosts Matt Stickland and Martin Baumen to break down. The Board of Police Commissioners meeting on Wednesday, December 8th, was one of the best meetings in HRM's recent history, which included five little piggies and some light-hearted civil disobedience. Matt's been doing a lot of research into road safety and tells Martin all about how much liability the city might have been putting itself in for the past few decades. Also, in this episode, a Grand Parade exclusive: Did Andy Fillmore think he would win the vote to de-designate encampments? And a debute of our new segment, Question Period.

John Maytham is in conversation with Rosheda Muller, President of the National Informal Traders Alliance of South Africa – she joins us to appeal to capetonians to support the informal trader's night market happening at Grand Parade from the 29th Dec to 2nd Jan – to support the local community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At long last Coast reporter Martin is back after his paternity leave and he joins Coast city hall reporter Matt Stickland to catch up on everything he'd missed since being out. In this episode, the two talk about how the council is shaping up three meetings into their term. Which councillors are making mistakes? Who's looking promising? The conversation then turns to the HRM's committees and the upcoming budget season. Matt explains why he's mostly optimistic about the city's future, even if some shakey debate performances have sown some early seeds of doubt. All of that plus traffic planning, boomer assumptions and sneaky good provincial legislation in this first episode of Season 2 of the Grand Parade

Canada's elderly are facing a crisis, but you can help: attend 2025's "The Grand Parade" event to show your support for Canada's most vulnerable. Learn more at https://thegrandparade.org/home Helping Hands Orillia City: Oril Address: 575 West Street South Website: https://www.helpinghandsorillia.ca/ Phone: +1-705-955-3208 Email: KCorbiere@hhorillia.ca

Scenes from the 2024 Coronation of the Court of Rooted Legacies, Goober Games, Kiddie Parade, Grand Parade, Festival, and the peanut-hanging event held in FloresvilleArticle Link

Makwe Masilela of Makwe Fund Managers runs us through the day's market developments as SA equities start the week off well, commodities, financial counters, investor sentiment, interest rate cuts having started locally and in the US, an update out of Grand Parade, and where to from here. SAfm Market Update - Podcasts and live stream

After an impromptu summer break the Grand Parade is back! Host Matt Stickland sits down with the owner of Atlantic New Chris Greene to talk about how to interview candidates for the upcoming fall election. Chris will be sitting down the candidates of District 7 to interview them and find out who would be the best candidate for his district and wanted to advice. Happy to oblige, Matt explains how he and The Coast are vetting candidates for the fall election.

Paul Byrne chats to PJ about a stabbing incident that took place on Grand Parade Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ hears from Seventy Seven's Darren O'Donovan about how he won the award and what it means Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There are two types of people in this world. There are people who think that headline is needlessly dramatic, and then there are people who understand risk management. The Coast has covered risk management extensively since Halifax's Auditor General released his scathing indictments of the city's Risk Management Team, but this is one of those things that just can't be talked about enough until the issues are fixed.  In this episode of the Grand Parade, Matt talks through his research to date from a 2014 Halifax Transit oil spill to today. The conversation covers the big things like Halifax's risk management team being the wrong people for the job to the minutia, like taxing under-utilized parking lots near transit terminals.  The long and short of it is that this city is not taking Risk Management seriously, and your future is in jeopardy in the most boring possible way. The next crop of councillors needs to do a better job of addressing these risks, which means we need to do a better job of vetting them when they come to our doors. This, unfortunately, requires you to consume the civic education version of your least favourite vegetable and gain a baseline understanding of what risk management is and how it affects your life. You can do this by listening to the latest episode of the Grand Parade here.

Official events are Friday and Saturday, including a Kids' Parade, the Grand Parade, and Bathtub races, plus more events on the schedule for Thursday and Sunday at annual celebration presented by the Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/people/entertainment/america-the-beautiful-to-be-celebrated-at-camas-days-this-week/ #CamasDays #CommunityCelebration #CommunityEvent #Parade #KidsParade #Music #ArtsAndCrafts #FoodCarts #Food #Drinks #BathtubRaces #UsedBookSale #Concerts #DowntownCamasAssociation #CamasWashougalChamberOfCommerce #Camas #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

In this episode of the Grand Parade's ongoing series of municipal issues explainer, I sit down with mayor Mike Savage to find out what the mayor does. This conversation bounces around from the fiscal challenges facing the city, some practical advice for running a good meeting and an answer to the question: Does Mike find it weird that people call him "Your Worship?"

In this week's episode of The Grand Parade podcast, Coast reporters Matt Stickland and Martin Bauman chat with economist Deny Sullivan about Halifax's HAF blunders and why a labour shortage isn't to blame for the city's housing crisis. Plus, they delve into Halifax's deferred plans to abandon its Strategic Road Safety Framework in favour of a new plan that is worse than the old one.

For months, the CBC's Taryn Grant visited a tent encampment at Halifax's Grand Parade, meeting Ric Young and other residents there. She follows their stories as they are evicted from the encampment and have to find other places to live.

In this episode of the Grand Parade the boys take a break from the budget as Matt grapples with learning new information about the city's transportation planning.

Gareth talks to Nivene from the Human Appeal soup kitchen on the Grand Parade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The CBC's Brett Ruskin spent time today at Victoria Park in Halifax and at the Grand Parade. He reports live from the Grand Parade about today being the day people have been asked to vacate 5 tent encampments in the city. Chief Darlene Bernard speaks about her uncle, George James Sark, known as Jim, who passed away last week at 84. And on the phone-in: Jim White provides advice on painting and staining.

PJ chats to Gloria about how she came to be Miss Congo Eireann and about her protest on events in her homeland, The Democratic Republic of Congo, which happens Sat Feb 17th at 3.30pm in the Grand Parade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People living in tents in The Grand Parade, Victoria Park and three other locations in the HRM will be forced to leave in three weeks. If they don't, their personal belongings will be removed and stored elsewhere. Max Chauvin, director of housing and homelessness for the municipality, gives us a better sense of how the city came to this decisio

People living in five tent encampment sites in Halifax are being ordered to leave, with the municipality warning they could be fined or even arrested if they don't comply. We'll hear from officials at city hall about their decision and from someone currently living at the Grand Parade.

On the 24th January 2024 The Duke of Edingburgh was officlally welcomed to St Helena on the Grand Parade by His Excellency, Governer Nigel Phillips and Chief Minister Julie Thomas. The Duke responded with a generous speech. Here what was said right here.

As Nova Scotia braces for a winter storm, the lead volunteer at the Grand Parade encampment is busy preparing to keep people living in tents safe and warm. CBC's Celina Aalders spoke with Stephen Wilsack.

The New Year always comes with the worst hangovers, doesn't it? When HRM council resumes on Tuesday, Jan. 9, Halifax's councillors will be confronted once again with a thorny problem: How to dig the region out of a $68.7 million deficit that no-one on council seems to know how to wriggle out from under. (That is, without taking a popularity hit by raising taxes or cutting key services.) In this week's episode of The Grand Parade, Coast city hall reporter Matt Stickland presents two paths for council to consider—both of which would add millions back to the city's coffers, he argues, if only councillors could stomach the blowback they'd face. Coast reporter Martin Bauman wonders if the same issues plaguing Canada's inability to build high-speed rail are what hinders the HRM from making meaningful—and swift—strides toward its goals. And what's a New Year without a sprinkling of hope? The two talk about why the HRM has real reason for optimism—and what platform priorities they'll be paying attention to in the next municipal election.

Tiffany Gallivan who's a director of the Downtown Miramichi Business Network discusses why her group is part of a court injunction to stop a homeless shelter from opening on Jane Street in Newcastle. She says the proximity to local businesses is problematic. We hear about ice fishing tents in the Grand Parade in Halifax. And on the phone-in: Barry Walker talks about heat pumps.

Pers Turner, a long-time restaurant worker, tells us about a protest in Halifax where people are objecting to restaurants taking a portion of servers' tips. Craig Hood with The Royal Canadian Legion Nova Scotia/Nunavut Command, explains why this year's Remembrance Day service will move from the Grand Parade in Halifax to Sullivan's Pond in Dartmouth. And on the phone-in: Ramona Pringle talks about social media and the news

Council debated where to put new homeless encampments last night. We'll hear from some of the people affected by that plan, including from a street outreach nurse and someone who is living in a tent in Halifax's Grand Parade.

The Tour de Munster kicks off from Grand Parade, Michael Healy-Rae on Puck Fair, and Michael O'Donovan VFI on the increased hospitality VAT rate. Tune into the Neil Prendeville Show weekdays from 9am on Cork's Red FM. May contain sensitive content.

Cork City Library on Grand Parade decided to close to the public at 12.30 pm on Saturday following ongoing protests against LGBTQ+ material in Irish libraries. Andrea was joined by Dan Boyle, Green Party Councillor and callers who were at the protests...

Cork locals recount the negative change that has come to the English Markets at Grand Parade in recent years.

PJ talks to Cllr Mick Nugent SF about his idea to place a Garda Police Outreach unit in one of the vacant coffee pods near Bishop Lucey Park. Reassuring in these times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On this week's episode of High and Outside, Oz and Commish recap an exciting PGA Championship, discuss the Nuggets sweeping the Lakers to reach the franchise's first NBA Finals and look forward to this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. Twitter: @aokworldwideIntro Music: Haze by Doxent Zsigmond (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/doxent/58340 Ft: Zutsuri, DJ Vadim, _ghost, Jeris, Siobhan Dakay, airtone

- Tokyo Parade Commemorates the April 25th Peaceful Appeal and Calls For An End to Communist Brutality - Ireland: Daughter Supported by Member of Parliament in Demand For Immediate Release of Her Mother Imprisoned in China - Washington D.C.: Elected Officials Voice Support for Rally to Commemorate Historic April 25th Appeal - Hong Kong: Pro-CCP Thugs Convicted In Court of Law for Damaging Falun Gong Booths - Stockholm, Sweden: Rally Outside the Chinese Embassy Marks the Anniversary of the April 25th Appeal - Flushing, New York: People Express Admiration for Falun Dafa at Rally and Grand Parade

PJ talks to Margaret, one of the protesters who had a lightning sit-down protest at Bord Gais today. She says she wants to encourage others to protest Sat Nov 12th at 2pm in the Grand Parade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saoirse was stuck in the pouring rain on Grand Parade last week for an hour trying to get a taxi. 5 stopped but refused because they wouldn't take card payment she tells PJ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob was left chasing cheques around Grand Parade after going to the wrong car park, the Shocktober witching hour is revealed and a huge cauldron of cash Steven's had enough of Ronaldo.

First thing is first, give a thumbs up for James awesome vest and a thumbs down for Jen not wearing hers! We have a super sized episode today of 2022 Apple Festival Coverage. Enjoy the Baby Stroller race rematch of the century and much more! Join us Saturday night for coverage of the Grand Parade also!

Members and supporters of Nova Scotia's Ukrainian community gathered in front of city hall in downtown Halifax Wednesday to celebrate 31 years of independence from the Soviet Union. The event marks the fourth year the Ukrainian flag has been raised at Halifax's Grand Parade on Aug. 24 — Independence Day in Ukraine — and comes half a year after Russia invaded the country.

Rebecca tells PJ how vital services are still not in place for her Emmy and she's not alone. It's heartbreaking for her and all the parents. That is why marches are still needed. There's a Cork F.U.S.S. (Families Unite for Services and Support) march coming up Sat Aug 20th at 2pm in The Grand Parade. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

A series of free weekly concerts is bringing a celebratory vibe to downtown Halifax. The Grand Oasis Festival Series has featured a host of terrific artists, from Neon Dreams to Jah'Mila. Festival coordinator Billy Comer talks about the shows with the CBC's Carsten Knox.

Kim was entering a car park on Grand Parade she tells Fiona when a 2kg bag of flour hit her windscreen smashing it, she says she had a lucky escape but is not sure if she will drive back to the city again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

- Washington D.C.: Grand Parade and Rally Call for Ending the Chinese Communist Regime's 23-Year-Long Persecution - London: 23-Year-Long Persecution of Falun Dafa Condemned - Taiwan: Practitioners Hold Candlelight Vigil to Mark 23-year Persecution of Falun Gong - Hong Kong: Numerous Candlelight Vigils Held to Mourn Falun Dafa Practitioners Persecuted to Death - Upstate New York: Introducing Falun Gong at the Corn Hill Arts Festival - Shen Yun New York Company Concludes It's 2021-2022 World Tour in U.S. Capital

PJ puts points raised by parents supporting the F.U.S.S. (Families Unite for Services and Support) march this Friday at 10am in the Grand Parade to Minsiter Anne Rabbitte See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PJ catches up with Rebecca about the F.U.S.S. (Families Unite for Services and Support) march this Friday at 10am in the Grand Parade and hears support is growing with Carers Ireland, Inclusion Ireland and AsIAm supporting. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PJ talks to Rebecca about F.U.S.S. (Families Unite for Services and Support) a group fed up with their kids not getting the help they need for special needs since Progressing Disability was launched.The F.U.S.S march is taking place on Grand Parade, Friday May 6th at 10am See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After the controversy around Grand Parade’s efforts to sell Burger King South Africa to a private equity fund, the Competition Commission became even more topical for investors. South Africa is a somewhat unique environment, with public interest considerations creating the risk of unpleasant outcomes in deals. Internationally, antitrust legislation and regulatory policy can make a significant difference to investment returns. Some Big Tech companies are more at risk than others. To help make sense of it all, Duncan Lishman joined us to discuss the world of competition regulation. As a competition economist, Duncan is highly skilled and experienced in this area. Magic Markets is your invitation to join our conversations with experts on topics that affect the markets.