Podcast appearances and mentions of tony irwin

In something that might sound familiar to people in Ireland: almost half of Canadians are worried by housing affordability. Obviously, an issue that isn't confined to one country. But with a new Government on the way, can the crisis be solved?Joining Kieran to discuss is Tim Hudak, Chief Executive with High-Impact Advocacy, Tony Irwin, CEO and Interim President of the Federation of Rental Housing Providers in Ontario, and Sherry Larjani, Canadian Developer & Housing Advocate.

There are so many data sets of information and reports regarding rental prices. Tony Irwin, President and CEO of the Foundation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to look at where rent prices in the city sit, where they could be heading and why.

On this episode of the Commercial Real Estate Podcast, hosts Adam Powadiuk and Aaron Cameron speak with Tony Irwin, Director and Interim President at the Canadian Federation of Apartment Associations (CFAA). Topics covered include: How CFAA shapes the Canadian rental housing landscape Changing the perspective toward rental housing The long road to GST reforms and... The post Rethinking the Canadian Rental Market with Tony Irwin of CFAA appeared first on Commercial Real Estate Podcast.

Hamilton has passed a new "bad faith" renoviction bylaw that makes it more difficult to drive existing tenants out of their homes to attract new ones at a higher price. Is it needed in other Ontario cities, too? Or is there more the province can do to help residents with affordable alternatives. We ask Patrick Johnstone, mayor of New Westminster, B.C., a jurisdiction that has successfully cut down on renovictions; Toronto city councillor Parthi Kandavel, and Tony Irwin, CEO of Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia could be taking on nuclear waste from the AUKUS submarine deal after new laws tabled in Parliament last year. The legislation says it would allow for the creation of facilities for "managing, storing or disposing of radioactive waste from an AUKUS submarine". It's led to the resurfacing of talk about nuclear waste; asking if we'd be taking on waste from the UK and US, and in terms of our own, where would it go? In this episode of The Briefing, Sacha Barbour Gatt is speakingwith Tony Irwin about what these laws mean. Headlines: Taylor Auerbach cross examination to continue after bombshell claims in court Calls grow for independent inquiry into killing of aid workers in Gaza Wild weather to lash NSW and Queensland Study warns all people in Japan could have the same last name in 500 years Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, David McBride discusses his postponed sentencing. Later, Tony Irwin discusses nuclear power. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: David McBride is an Australian whistleblower. In 2011 and 2013, he served in Afghanistan as a military lawyer to the Royal Australian Regiment and Australian Special Forces respectively. David made information on war crimes committed by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan available to the ABC. If convicted of the charges against him, David McBride faces many years in prison. X: @MurdochCadell https://www.davidmcbride.com.au/ GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Tony Irwin is a Chartered Engineer, Technical Director of SMR Nuclear Technology Pty Ltd and Chair of Engineers Australia Sydney Nuclear Engineering Panel. He worked for British Energy in the UK for more than thirty years commissioning and operating eight nuclear power reactors. In 1999 he moved to Australia and joined ANSTO where he was the first Reactor Manager of ANSTO's new OPAL research reactor. Tony is an Honorary Associate Professor at ANU's Department of Nuclear Physics. https://www.smrnuclear.com.au/  

Ontario's latest housing bill is called the Helping Homebuyers, Protecting Tenants Act. But does it actually do enough to keep tenants in secure housing? The Agenda discusses the changes in the bill, especially to rental replacement bylaws. With guests: Tony Irwin, president and CEO Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario; Carolyn Whitzman, housing researcher and Adjunct Geography Professor at the University of Ottawa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What role does purpose-built rental housing play in our housing solution? Today's guest passionately believes that it's going to play a big part and that we need to recognize, prioritize, and support that both as a society and as policy-makers. Tony Irwin is the President and CEO of The Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO). Tuning in, you'll hear his thoughts on the necessity of taking immediate action to promote purpose-built construction, the impact of population growth and immigration, and how affordability issues are impacting the rental landscape today. We touch on obstacles to building purpose-built rentals, renters' stigma, and the positive evolution of the rental housing industry. Hear Tony's take on the true root of the affordability challenge, barriers faced by smaller rental operators, and what he recommends for the next housing bill. Tune in today to hear all this and more!   Key Points From This Episode: Introducing Tony Irwin, President and CEO of FRPO. How the Purpose-Built Rental Report came together. An overview of the current state of Purpose-Built Rentals in the GTA. Why it is necessary to take immediate action to incentivize more purpose-built construction. The impact of population growth and immigration. How affordability issues are impacting the rental landscape.  Challenges to building purpose-built rentals. The stigma attached to renters versus owners. Obstacles posed by parking laws. How FRPO is approaching pending policy changes. Why the evolution of the rental housing industry is a positive thing. What the affordability challenge in the rental housing market can truly be attributed to. Challenges faced by smaller rental operators. Tony's recommendation to boost density for the next housing bill. The importance of getting more people to do skills training.   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Tony Irwin on LinkedIn Tony Irwin on Twitter FRPO BILD Urbanation  Finnegan Marshall Purpose-Built Rental Report Bill 23, More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 Rentsync Sync or Swim Podcast Sync or Swim Email  

Big Post-COVID Changes Just Up Ahead Welcome to the home of all things Toronto Real Estate. Our guest today is Tony Irwin, President & CEO of the Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO). With 2,200 members, FRPO is the leading advocate for quality rental housing in Ontario. Before joining FRPO, Tony was President & CEO of the Canadian Consumer Finance Association; a national trade association representing businesses that provide a range of financial products to Canadians. Prior to his posting at CCFA, Tony held progressively senior roles in the financial services and insurance sectors. From 2005-2009 Tony served as Executive Director of the Justin Eves Foundation, a non-profit organization granting scholarships and bursaries to learning-disabled and disadvantaged young people to assist them to achieve a post-secondary education. Tony has also held key political roles and was Senior Advisor to an Ontario Premier and Executive Assistant to the Leader of the Official Opposition. You can reach Tony Irwin at: website: https://frpo.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frpo.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frpofacts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FRPOFACTS LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/federation-of-rental-housing-providers-of-ontario-frpo This podcast has GTA market updates and investing tips for new and experienced investors. Bradley is the founder of Watson Estates, an investor and real estate broker in Canada's greatest city. This isn't advice, just our honest analysis of the market. To connect with us visit www.linktr.ee/WatsonEstates Yours in Real Estate, Bradley Watson Broker at Sutton Group - Summit Realty Inc. , Brokerage. Phone: 647-206-9554 Email: bradley@watsonestates.ca

Tony Irwin is an Engineer that spent 30 years building nuclear power plants in the UK.  He now runs Australia's nuclear research reactor which he was in charge of building.  He also lecturers in nuclear science at the ANU.  I question him about my fears of nuclear power based on my very fuzzy understanding of the topic.  We also touch on the economics of nuclear power in a world moving away carbon dioxide polluting power generation.   Interview by Tom Links shared by Tony  https://app.electricitymap.org/ Interactive map of countries worldwide and Australian States. See emissions/source of generation by technology/imports & exports. Carbon intensity/origin/cost for last 24 hrs. Good for comparing the approach of different countries to reducing emissions. https://opennem.org.au/energy/nem/?range=3d&interval=30m Chart and data for the east coast National Electricity Market (NEM). Can see individual States over time intervals from 1 day to 1 year, output of different technologies and prices. Good for looking at maximum and minimum renewables generation and how much support is needed when the wind is not blowing and the sun not shining. www.smrnuclear.com.au My company website. Some useful papers including The Case for SMRs in Australia and  A Just Transition to Low-Emissions Technology – Repowering Coal-fired Power Stations in Australia with SMRs Contact Fuzzy Logic To contact us about anything or If you have any questions for Tony that you would like us to air in a future episode please message us at our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/FuzzyLogicSci/

Robert Irwin nearly gets eaten by a crocodile; Tony Martin offers directions to a stranger; Andy Lee plays the teleprompter game; Sam shares his feelings about nude beaches, and; you call with your questions for Browny! A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Producers: Victoria Wall & Brodie Pummeroy Additional Audio Production: Tim Mountford See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the biggest challenges facing us today is how to source the energy that drives our economy and our society. Where do we get the energy to replace dirty fossil fuels? While renewables are clearly the future, it's crucial to fill the gaps in variable demand. That's where batteries and pumped hydro step in, but are they enough? Tony Irwin is Associate Professor at the ANU and Technical Director at SMR Technology. For a slice of nuclear history, our earlier Fuzzy Logic begins with an interview by Professor Robert Street. His is a remarkable story, having worked on the first nuclear reactor at Harwell, UK. Interview by Rod

With 350,000 residential rental units represented by its members, the Federation of Rental Housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO) advocates for the rental housing industry.  In this episode we discuss the impact of the current rental freeze on landlords and developers, the longtime supply issue being faced by the industry and its root causes. Not only do we discuss some of the issues the industry is facing, but more importantly, we dive into solutions for rental housing providers and developers. In this interview we speak with Tony Irwin, President & CEO at the FRPO, the leading advocate for quality rental housing in Ontario. If you're looking for insights regarding the rental housing industry and its dynamics, this episode is for you! Before joining FRPO, Tony was President & CEO at the Canadian Consumer Finance Association; a national trade association representing businesses that provide a range of financial products to Canadians. Prior to his posting at CCFA, Tony held progressively senior roles in the financial services and insurance sectors. With experience in government relations, Tony advocates for government regulated industries that play vital roles in today's society.    In this interview, we covered: What FRPO is all about Rental housing supply in Ontario through the pandemic and beyond Areas of focus on FRPO initiatives: Relationships between landlords and tenants, health and safety of residents and front-line staff, advocacy for support and government programs, repayment plans and referrals for tenants, amongst more. How the rent freeze may impact the rental housing supply Deferred maintenance, doubling insurance, and rent control   *Remember to leave us a rating and review on your favourite podcast platform!   Connect With Our Guest: Tony Irwin – President & CEO at the Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO) Website: https://www.frpo.org/  Instagram: @frpofacts Facebook: @frpo.org Twitter: @frpofacts LinkedIn: Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO)   Connect With Us: Peak Multifamily Investments Instagram: @peakmultifamily Facebook: @peakmultifamily Facebook Group: Apartment Building Investors Network LinkedIn: Peak Multifamily Investments Email: connect@peakmultifamily.ca Website: www.peakmultifamily.ca   Mark Baltazar - Co-Founder, Peak Multifamily Investments Instagram: @mark_baltazar Facebook: Mark Baltazar LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mark-baltazar Email: mark@peakmultifamily.ca   Mike Rockall - Co-Founder, Peak Multifamily Investments Instagram: @rockallrealestate Email: mike@peakmultifamily.ca   More Resources: Interested in learning more about our coaching and educational programs related to multifamily investing? Set up an introductory call with our hosts by visiting https://bit.ly/peak_coachingservices    Looking for inspiration on how to achieve your 2021 goals? Check out our newest blog post here: https://bit.ly/achieving2021goals    Sign-up to stay up to date on the latest webinars, events, podcast episodes and other resources pertaining to multifamily investing in Canada and building generational wealth. Visit: http://bit.ly/signup_peak   Visit https://bit.ly/peak-duediligence to download our FREE ‘Apartment Building Purchase Due Diligence Checklist'.   Visit http://www.peakmultifamily.ca/insights-and-resources/ for FREE access to apartment building investing webinars.    Visit our website at www.peakmultifamily.ca for more information about our investment strategy and other FREE resources to help guide you along your apartment building investment journey!

For the second time, we’re joined by President and CEO of The Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO), Tony Irwin. His first appearance came early on in his role at FRPO, so he shares how the oranization has grown over the past few years. Tony gets into the effects of the second wave of... The post Covid-19 Second Wave and Apartment Performance with Tony Irwin of FRPO appeared first on Commercial Real Estate Podcast.

In our next fitness download, James sits down with California-based Yoga Instructor, Tony Irwin. (Also known as 'YogOhana.')Tony helps us get a better understanding of Yoga, how we can implement it into our weekly fitness programs, the concerns surrounding certain styles of Yoga, and how most practices can ultimately help everyone. Yogohana on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/yogohana --For more information on our show, visit brosandblokes.com or check out our social media platforms and support pages:Facebook: @brosandblokesTwitter: @brosandblokesInstagram: @brosandblokesTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/brosandblokesYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQBPMTY_DQs16Xyh_cfYesg/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/brosandblokesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/brosandblokes)

Tony Irwin started working in power plants at 15 and has loved every minute of it.  He is now ‘retired’ - yet busier than ever! - Tony is passionately communicating to the wider community about generating energy from clean emission sources, of which nuclear must be part of the solution.   Tony believes that the key to moving Australia from one of the worst carbon polluters on the planet to having clean emissions is in Small Nuclear Reactors installed on the sites of decommissioned Coal Fire factories.  This is a podcast about the engineering challenges that are facing today’s society. These are our Engineering Heroes. A podcast from Engineers Australia. Your hosts are Melanie and Dominic De Gioia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Water aircraft captain Tony Irwin gives us insights into the world of marine aircraft, both past and present. After giving a brief history of water flying he explores the aircraft he has experienced through his long career, discusses his work developing the Seawind water plane, highlights the challenges faced by those designing and flying water planes and how they have been overcome, whilst telling anecdotes along the way. Capt. Tony Irwin addressed a meeting of the Royal Aeronautical Society’s General Aviation Group on 8 May 2012 and the podcast was edited by Mike Stanberry FRAeS.

Tony Irwin is the President and CEO of the Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO). This is the second CRE podcast appearance for FRPO but a first for Tony. Since the last FRPO episode there has been a change in provincial government and approach to housing and affordability in Ontario. Tony joins us to... The post What’s Holding Back Rental Supply in Ontario with Tony Irwin of FRPO appeared first on Commercial Real Estate Podcast.

The Empire Club of Canada Presents: Tony Irwin, President & CEO, Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario On No Vacancy: Tackling Ontario's Rental Housing Supply Crisis With low rental vacancy rates across the province and continued uncertainty about Toronto's volatile housing market, it's becoming more difficult to meet the increasing demand for quality long-term rental options for Ontarians. The increase in demand for rental housing is being led by two groups: millennials, who rank urban location as more important than home size or type and are less likely to purchase a home than any other generation in modern history, and boomers, who are downsizing in their later years and looking to rent, while retaining the equity from their former home. For the second year in a row Toronto's rental vacancy rate is just 1.1% and 1.8% across Ontario. Many believe that more needs to be done to keep up with the demand from new housing-seekers and new immigrants. Ontarians need policy solutions from all levels of government that will stimulate vital new rental supply, and reduce pressure on prices for both traditional home ownership and rental. FRPO's President & CEO Tony Irwin will address the issue of Ontario's insufficient rental housing supply head-on, discussing potential short-term and long-term solutions. Tony Irwin is President & CEO at the Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario. Before joining FRPO, Tony was President & CEO with the Canadian Consumer Finance Association; a national trade association representing businesses that provide a range of financial product to Canadians. Previously, Tony was Vice President, North American Government Affairs, with Dollar Financial Group, Inc., where he served as Chairman of the Canadian Payday Loan Association and was active with the Community Financial Services Association of America. From March 2009 to July 2012 Tony was Manager of External Affairs & Consumer Relations with Allstate Insurance Company of Canada, where he implemented a national government relations strategy and served as official company spokesperson. Prior to joining Allstate, Tony served as Executive Director of the Justin Eves Foundation, a non-profit organization granting scholarships and bursaries to learning-disabled and disadvantaged young people to assist them to achieve a post-secondary education. Tony has also held key political roles and was Senior Advisor to an Ontario Premier and Executive Assistant to the Leader of the Official Opposition. Speaker: Tony Irwin, President and CEO, Federation of Rental Housing Providers of Ontario *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.* *Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*

Churchview, number 34 on the Main Street of Chapelizod, is a detached three-story Georgian building that lies sandwiched between two lanes leading to St. Laurence’s Church. The building is commonly known as the House by the Church Yard and has long been associated with the name of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, the Irish writer of supernatural, Gothic and mystery fiction.The village and its history made a strong impression on Le Fanu’s imagination, and the characters and stories he grew up with re-appear in several of his works. In these, Le Fanu likes to look back at the heyday of the village in the middle of the 18th century, when a bustling social life revolved around the officers of the Royal Irish Horse Artillery. Le Fanu spent his childhood in Chapelizod, while his father worked as chaplain in the Hibernian Military School. The Hibernian Military School was built to educate the children of the 400 soldiers of the Royal Irish Horse Artillery, garrisoned in the area.Built around 1740, the sadly dilapidated building of Churchview is one of the earliest surviving structures in the village. It is believed by many to be the house which gives its name to Le Fanu’s 1868 novel ‘The House by the Churchyard’, a work in which Le Fanu combined a lively portrayal of life in Chapelizod in the 1760s with a macabre tale of deceit, murder and retribution.The story opens with the annual festivities held on nearby Palmerstown Green, where we are introduced to some of the residents of Chapelizod. These include General Chattesworth and his eligible daughter Gertrude, the local rector Doctor Walsingham and his ill-fated daughter Lilias, and some of the more colourful officers of the regiment, including Lieutenant Puddock and Gunner ‘Fireworks’ O’Flaherty. Courtships, rivalries and duels - all treated with a strong element of farce - provide much of the plot in the first half of the novel, until the arrival in the village of a mysterious stranger by the name of Mr Mervyn sets in train a sequence of sinister events, culminating in the attempted murder of Doctor Sturk in the Phoenix Park by an unknown assailant. Sturk’s body is carried back to his house (perhaps the very building that stands on Main Street today), where he lies in a coma until the key to the mystery is at last revealed when he is briefly brought to his senses by being trepanned, the desperate operation carried out by a whiskey-soaked Dublin doctor known as ‘Black Dillon’, who arrives by coach at dead of night.Although less well known than Bram Stoker or Edgar Allan Poe, Sheridan Le Fanu has always been regarded as a key figure in the development of Gothic and mystery fiction. His vampire novel ‘Carmilla’ influenced Stoker’s creation of ‘Dracula’, and many writers of ghost stories have paid tribute to his subtle ability to make the flesh creep. The English writer E.F. Benson said of him: “No one else has so sure a touch in mixing the mysterious atmosphere in which horror darkly breeds.”Le Fanu’s novel ‘The House by the Churchyard’ was also admired by James Joyce, who – like Le Fanu – knew Chapelizod in his youth and who wove elements of Le Fanu’s story into his own ‘Finnegan’s Wake’.During the second half of the 18th century, the appearance of Dublin city transformed as buildings like the Customs House, Trinity College, and the Four Courts were constructed. Other building works were undertaken to improve the streetscapes of the inner city, and magnificent Georgian mansions were constructed for the city’s elite. However, following the Act of Union in 1801 – through which the Irish parliament in Dublin was removed and united with British parliament in London – there was a marked reduction in the property prices in the city. Many of the old Georgian houses were converted into tenements, each containing multiple large families renting individual rooms in the building. These inner-city tenements became notorious for their squalor, and the neighbourhoods surrounding them gained a reputation as slums.It was in this context that Churchview was converted into tenement style housing. Little is known of the history of the house during this period of its existence, apart from that a David Cant is recorded as living there in 1914, when the rated value of the premises was £13.Like many tenement buildings in Dublin during the 20th century, the building accommodated a staggering number of people. The Irwins and their eight children lived on the first floor, the Farrells, with four children, lived on the second floor, and the Doyles with two children lived on the top floor. A bachelor Mr Flaherty had the basement all to himself. There are also reports of a local boxing club situated in the basement at some stage during the buildings life.The Irwin’s were the biggest and last family to have lived in the house. Frances Martin Irwin herself, the mother of the family, was raised in Chapelizod and was one of the lucky children who attended the Hibernian Military School, where Sheridan Le Fanu’s father was Chaplin years before her time.Although it was not as squalid as some of the tenements of the inner city, it was certainly overcrowded, and at a young age Angela and Mary Irwin had to move out of their childhood home into Martin’s Row. The rest of the children followed suit – Monica and Tony Irwin moving to the nearby Mulberry Cottages – as did the building’s other tenants, until Frances was the only person left behind. Of Frances’ eight children, half remained close by in Chapelizod, and she lived in Churchview until her death in 1968. She is buried in the Hibernian Military School in the Phoenix Park.The descendants of the Irwin family still live in both the Mulberry Cottages and in Martin’s row, continuing their link with Chapelizod. In the years following her death the building remained unoccupied, and today the house by the churchyard stands apparently forgotten, in a state of dangerous neglect – waiting for a skilful and sensitive hand to resurrect it from its death-like slumber.Further Reading:Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1851) Ghost Stories of Chapelizod. First published in the Dublin University Magazine, January 1851. Republished posthumously in the 1923 collection Madam Crowl's Ghost and Other Tales of Mystery, edited by M. R. James. Available to read online here.Carmel McAsey (1962) "Chapelizod, Co. Dublin." Dublin Historical Record, Vol. 17, No. 2, 37-53.Kevin Brennan (1980) "J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Chapelizod and the Dublin Connection." Dublin Historical Record, Vol. 33, No. 4, 122-133.John Cronin & Associates and Cathal Crimmins Architects (2003) The Built Heritage of Chapelizod: A report to Dublin City Council and The Heritage Council as a part of the ‘Chapelizod Urban Design, Conservation and Land Use Plan 2003’.

In this episode, we have guest Tony Irwin talk about his Live DJ Yoga event called Yogohana - a unique blend of nightlife and movement in a pressure-free environment. We discuss how the language of the body is movement - and there's not one right way to do it. Yogohana encourages the art of PLAYING, singing, and honest expression through the body. Yogohana was indeed inspired by Cannabis and Psilocybin, shifting Tony and Brandon's courage to open up to dance and celebrating the body's wisdom.

On this week's episode we have guest Tony Irwin and discuss authenticity of character, fake entrepeneurs, and negative self-talk.

Tony Irwin, President of the Canadian Consumer Finance Association, joins the Oakley Show and  suggests that new rules and caps on charges will shut storefronts down, driving desperate Torontonians to lenders operating outside the law.