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How can smart cities and smart mobility shape the future of urban and rural areas? These and more topics will be discussed in the upcoming conference of the ITS Canada in May 2025 in Ottawa. How far is Canada in building a smart city and smart mobility area? What specific ingredients do they need as a country? Based on the population and the geographic surrounds Canada is in. What can both countries learn form eachother? Marco Maréchal discussed this with Janneke van der Zee from ITS Canada, Omar Choudhry from the City of Ottawa, Usha Elyatamby from Arcadis, Sonya Shorey from Invest Ottawa, Laurette Rajotte Martorana from Telus, and Thomas Bauer from Miovision. How do you create smart infrastructure, and what is the role of telecom in connected cities and innovative V2X technologies? Hoe kunnen smart cities en smart mobility de toekomst van stedelijke en landelijke gebieden vormgeven? Tijdens ITS Canada 2025 in Ottawa stond samenwerking tussen Nederland en Canada centraal. Wat betekenen deze ontwikkelingen voor zowel drukke stedelijke centra als afgelegen plattelandsgemeenschappen? Marco Maréchal ging erover in gesprek met Janneke van der Zee van ITS Canada, Omar Choudhry van City of Ottawa, Usha Elyatamby van Arcadis, Sonya Shorey van Invest Ottawa, Laurette Rajotte Martorana van Telus en Thomas Bauer van Miovision. Hoe zorg je voor een slimme infrastructuur en wat is de de rol van telecom in connected cities en innovatieve V2X-technologieën?  In 'Smart Mobility: The Future Is Now' wordt de theorie verbonden met de praktijk. De projecten die er zijn op het gebied van smart mobility en smart city worden besproken. Tevens is er een koppeling met de consument, de Nederlander, wat vinden wij hiervan en wat hebben we nodig om hierin actief in mee te participeren? Alleen door deze koppeling te maken wordt het een succes en geaccepteerd. Het betreft een interactief radioprogramma te gaan worden dat volop gebruik maakt van de gebruiker (de Nederlander).  ‘Smart Mobility: The Future Is Now‘ is elke laatste dinsdagmiddag van de maand van 15:00 tot 16:00 uur te beluisteren op New Business Radio. De uitzendingen worden ook als podcast beschikbaar gesteld.

Today, we're continuing the Canada Binge with a crazy story from Nova Scotia. We extended the Canada Binge by one more week before we get to Willie Pickton. This week, we're covering the Marriotts and Melvins feud. Its Canada's modern day drug fueled version of the Hatfields and McCoys. The 2 families were both drug dealers, and they didn't like each other. That's basically it, although the story is crazy, and its directly tied to the Quebec Biker War. It ends with most of the key players either dead or in prison. These families have been compared to the real life Trailer Park Boys, which is actually filmed in Nova Scotia. Joining us on this episode is Morgan Rector of Human Monsters. He was a great guest, and he provided insight on some of the geography of the story. So, join us, and get ready because next week, we'll be doing Willie Pickton part 1...If I don't find another crazy Canadian story. Human Monsters YouTube Page And, listen wherever you get your podcasts Links to the Human Monsters episode that Bill was on Apple YouTube Instagram Facebook Twitter(X) YouTube Website

The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Radley: Tiger Woods ripped the upstart LIV Golf series and its CEO, Greg Norman, during his pre-tournament press conference at the British Open on Tuesday in Scotland. Norman was not invited to celebrations for the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews this week, a decision the 15-time major winner said he agreed with. Census data shows that Canadian incomes trended higher in 2020 everywhere except in Alberta and Newfoundland and Labrador, as millions benefited from pandemic supports. The agency reports that median after-tax household income was $73,000 in 2020, up 9.8 per cent compared to its last national survey five years earlier, partly driven by the losses of lower-paying jobs. The Bank of Canada increased its key interest rate by one percentage point Wednesday in the largest hike the country has seen in 24 years. Brace yourselves: Hamilton is suffering from a mysterious shortage of icing and cakes! Fallon Hewitt of the Hamilton Spectator joins us fresh from getting her 4th COVID-19 shot, to tell us what she has discovered. Royal LePage has cut its home price forecast for this year amid a series of aggressive interest rate hikes which have pushed up the cost of borrowing and cooled the demand for housing. The realtor had been forecasting that home prices across Canada would rise 15 per over the course of 2022, led by a 16.5 per cent increase in the GTA. But it now says that it expects prices in the GTA will only be up approximately three per cent by the fourth quarter of 2022. Its Canada-wide forecast calls for the average price of a home to be up about five per cent by the fourth quarter of 2022. Hamilton hospital staff have seen a rise in violence against them since the pandemic started, according to a new poll conducted for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE). The results of the Postmedia-Léger survey suggest Trudeau faces challenges in his continued electoral success: a majority of Canadian respondents disapprove of Justin Trudeau's performance as prime minister and feel he is a divisive leader, with almost as many hoping he resigns before the next election, according to the new public opinion survey probing the legacy of Canada's leader. Mr. Ted Michaels is getting ready to take a seat in the Hamilton Today Captain's Chair for a little while, starting tomorrow. He joins Scott Radley for a passing of the baton. Guests: Gary McKay, longtime golf writer, Writer for Pro Shop Magazine and Hamilton Spectator. Past president and secretary/treasurer of Golf Journalists Association of Canada Ian Lee, Associate Professor with the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University Don Fox, Executive Financial Consultant, Fox Group Private Wealth Management Fallon Hewitt, reporter with the Hamilton Spectator Mike Heddle, Broker, Royal LePage State Realty in Hamilton. Sharon Richer, Representative Ontario Council of Hospital Unions. Andrew Enns, Executive VP at Leger's Winnipeg Office. Ted Micahels, legendary 900 CHML anchor, Kind of a big deal, calling the upcoming McMaster Marauder games on 900 CHML, fashion maven, and as big of a fan of Chicago as Dave Woodard is a fan of the Blue Jays! Host - Scott RadleyContent Producer – William ErskineTechnical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKayPodcast Co-Producer – Ben StraughanNews Anchors – Diana Weeks, David WoodardWant to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show

Start your engines!     Its Canada's Drag Race episode two and Velvet and Alex are all wound up for some Canadian heritage minutes! Learn about some of the great Canadians and hear two Canadian twits talk about some Drag. Sit back and have a good time! Lets Sissy That Talk!

It is now known 19 people have been been killed by a gunman in Nova Scotia in Canada who disguised himself as a police officer. It's Canada's deadliest mass shooting. The Canadian police have found 16 crime scenes so far, but warn the death toll could still rise. The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, says the shooting spree happened in small towns, where people have deep roots, they know their neighbours and look out for one another. The 12-hour rampage started late on Saturday and ended when the gunman was killed in a confrontation with police. Canada correspondent Laura McQuillan has been following the story.

It's Canada vs. USA! Beast Wars vs. G1! Truck vs. Monkey! Gen X vs. Millennial! Tyler from Stasis Lock joins us this week and it's ALL. OUT. WAR! TUNE IN and find out who wins! Oh and Levi hurt his back so we're webcasting this week, so there's that too. TUNE IN! 0:00 - Are we recording?0:38 - Intro1:44 - Johnny Brennan6:33 - Episode 3315:10 - Tyler's Shoutouts19:56 - Levi's Shoutouts21:10 - Jed's Shoutouts28:42 - Mike's Shoutouts31:00 - Tyler's Haul41:10 - Levi's Haul50:56 - Jed's Haul54:30 - Mike's Haul55:49 - Nerd News1:19:24 - Jefferson1:46:50 - TF Community's Opinion2:04:52 - G1 and the Almighty Truckfather 3:25:13 - Toy News4:35:04 - Wil Fong's Q&A

The third Countdown to Congress podcast is online now bringing you some fascinating thought leadership on driverless vehicle timescales, global business expansion, freight and logistics and Big Data. In this preview programme ahead of Montreal 2017 – sponsored by Swarco, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free - SWRI’s Vice President of R&D Steve Dellenback talks about how, despite the technology existing, there are still numerous challenges facing mass adoption of driverless vehicles in the short term. He also explains how the conference programme is put together. HMI’s CEO Dean Zabrieszach reminisces about how this time last year he was caught up in the middle of running the Melbourne Congress and then explains his company’s plans for a rapid global expansion. ITS Canada’s Chair Chris Philp talks about the exhibition while John Barton, who’s an Associate Vice Chancellor at the Texas A&M University System, tells us more about the Smart Cities Pavilion. We hear from Irina Patrascu who’s director of partnership and communication at ERTICO - ITS Europe about its four focus areas, connected and automated driving, urban mobility, clean mobility and transport and logistics, and HERE’s Director of Intelligent Transportation Monali Shah explains how the company turns Big Data into meaningful information. There’ll be one more Countdown to Congress before the event itself, then daily podcasts from Montreal.

This is the first of four preview programmes ahead of the ITS World Congress in Montreal 2017. Sponsored by Swarco, the programmes bring you a flavour of what to expect at the event and talk to some of the organisers, exhibitors, speakers and opinion formers. It's your trusted guide to the event. In this issue, Smart Highways magazine editor Paul Hutton talks to the Chair of ITS Canada, Chris Philp, about the organisation, finds out more about the Smart Cities Pavilion with one of the people behind the project, John Barton of Texas A&M University System, Christopher Flores of exhibitor Sensys Networks and Michael de Santis, who’s part of the organising committee and tells us about the technical tours. You can find out more about the congress at http://itsworldcongress2017.org/, Smart Highways athttp://smarthighways.net/ and Swarco at https://www.swarco.com/. There'll be another Countdown to Congress in mid September.

It's Canada's 150th birthday! So for this episode Gidget Gravedigger and Emma Eldritch do the most Canadian thing possible. They review two epsidoes of Canada's spooky children's show 'Are you Afraid of the Dark?" Episodes include: The Tale of the Bookish Babysitter and The Tale of the Mystical Mirror. Warning for foul language and loud laughter

We are back cave dwellers in all our glory. This week Big B pulls a weekender staying up for 3 days straight. Its not what you think. DK is being forced to take certification for transgender awareness and accommodation, and Choo Choo Stu tells a story of bullying from chef school. Also on tap. DK had a hard time with which country this oriental family was from, so he invents a game to prove a point. Its Canada's 150th birthday and July 4th in the states but instead we learn about November 5th aka Guy Fawkes night, the boys have found a replacement for the fidget spinner in the form of a tooth pick cross bow. A guy in London is hit by a double decker bus and proceeds to the pub, and Choo Choo Stu gets a letter translated from a Chinese take away. All this and so much more. Cave Crew Radio airs live every Thursday at 9pm eastern on www.cavecrewradio.com and dont forget to subscribe to our Youtube page Cave Crew TV

  It's Canada's 150th birthday, and to celebrate our sesquicentennial we revisit CANADIAN BACON, the 1995 political comedy/satire directed by Michael Moore and starring John Candy (Canadian), Rhea Perlman, Bill Nunn, Alan Alda (we wish he was Canadian) and Rip Torn. This movie filled our hearts with maple syrup when we were younger, but how does it hold up today, eh? Listen below to find out, hoser. Also, please Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher. Also, follow us on Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign. Special Thanks to our sponsors, Hello Fresh and Endy Mattresses To receive 50% off your first Hello Fresh box, use this code: REWATCH50 To receive $50 off any Endy Mattress purchase use code: PODCAST50 WARNING: this podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

In less than a year the ITS community will be focused on Montreal when the ITS World Congress is held in the city. ITS Canada is the host, but long before the event the organization has brought together industry and public agencies to advance intelligent transportation in the country and to represent its interests internationally. Chris Philp of CIMA+ serves as the Chairman and CEO of ITS Canada and he spoke with Transportation Radio about what's happening with transport technology in Canada.

It's Canada week on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast! I will be releasing one podcast per day featuring Canadian Clay artists from Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.     Today’s episode features a conversation about the history of craft on Prince Edward Island with Henry Purdy, Ian Scott, and Daphne Large Scott. We talk about a wide range of topics including the era when TV first came to PEI, the back to the land movement and the School of Visual Arts at Holland College. In the second part of today’s episode I talk with Suzanne Scott about taking over the family business and how she uses social media to grow the audience for Village Pottery. For more information about Village Pottery please visit www.villagepottery.ca.  

It's cold. It's scary. It's the great unknown. It's Canada. Yunno, Canada gets a bad rap amongst a lot of Americans but it really is a pretty cool place (haha get it? Cool...cuz yunno, its cold). Sunny has been there plenty of times and considers himself an "honorary Canadian." Josh has never been and admits that he doesn't know what he's missing. We decided to dedicate this episode to The Great White North, so they pretty much owe us. We accept international payment in forms of whiskey, maple syrup, hockey tickets and poutine...whatever that is. Take part in our quiz and find out what your Canadian IQ is!

This programme is sponsored by IRD and Traffax. Today, reporter Bob McQueen talks to one of the ITS Canada board (who's also a senior executive in Kapsch) TSS, STI Tassimico and to the manager of traffic engineering in Calgary. Paul Hutton also looks ahead to future Thinking Alouds. For the first programme from Toronto, click on the "previous" tab on the ThinkingAloudPodcast.com site. Remember you can download this podcast automatically on iTunes.

This special Thinking Aloud is brought to you by Traffax and IRD. Today, Paul Hutton is joined by Bob McQueen at ITS Canada's annual meeting in Toronto. Bob talks to the country's Transport Minister, the President of ITS Canada, to IRD themselves and to Schneider Electric. There'll be another Thinking Aloud from Canada tomorrow.

In this Thinking Aloud, Paul Hutton finds out about changes to test facility InnovITS Advance and we hear from the outgoing and incoming chairmen of ITS UK. Kevin Borras meets Activu and Navtech Radar and we also hear the latest news stories and find out about future on-the-road editions of Thinking Aloud including excellent sponsorship opportunities in Sydney and Dubai.

In the second of four daily podcasts from the ITS World Congress in Vienna, Paul Hutton finds out about a collaboration between the ITS associations in Australia and Canada, talks to Traficon, Mott MacDonald and TRL while Sarah Hawkes finds out about a new Advanced Driver Assistance System, Kevin Borras gives his two cents and Austriatech help with their guide to Vienna. It really would be a crime not to listen.