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Business owners in Wellington's Courtenay Place hope to boost the area's image with a New Year's Eve street festival. 35 businesses have come together to pitch an outdoor event offering food, drinks and entertainment - and all they need is approval from the council. Courtenay Place business owner Greig Wilson says they're putting extra pressure on the council to ensure it gets approved on time. "It's a model that's worked really well in the past, with Sevens parties and Lord of the Rings premieres." LISTEN ABOVE    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's First Up pod: as the government works to get the remaining New Zealanders out of Noumea - our Pacific correspondent Kalafi Moala joins us with the latest on the tensions in New Caledonia; RNZ explainer editor Katie Kenny talks about speedy e-scooters and we visit a Wellington Street that's correcting a one hundred and fifty year old te reo typo. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

Don't do illicit drugs in public in B.C. It's, once again, illegal. And also, ya know, dangerous. Once crowned the world's coolest street, a bustling stretch of Montreal's Wellington Street will be off-limits to cars this summer. Celebrating something? Let us know here: https://thepeak.typeform.com/to/MNdYA3TO

Clairsy opened his tragic music box and took us back to the year the Olympics were held in Los Angeles & INXS won most popular group at the Countdown Awards,1984.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Acknowledgement of Country// Spike and Priya visited the Hoddle Street public housing estate and spoke with resident Sim, who has been living in one of the towers for 7 years. In this interview, Sim reflected on last week's announcement by the Victorian State Government that all 44 public housing towers in the Greater Melbourne area have been slated for demolition and redevelopment in the coming decades. Sim spoke about how the announcement was delivered to residents and discussed the stress and uncertainty this has caused.// We spoke with Izzy Brown, a public housing walk-up resident, local community organiser and artist, to talk about the launch of the Resident Frequency Recording Studio out of the Hoddle Street public housing towers' community centre. We heard from Izzy prior to the announcement that the towers were to be redeveloped, so today we spoke with her again about what this announcement means for various communities and local culture at the estate.// Spike and Priya also caught up with Christopher Sprake, Community Development worker at The Wellington, a community organisation that services the Wellington Street public housing tower. Chris was able to briefly speak about the public housing redevelopment announcement from a community worker perspective, noting the lack of information provided to both residents and workers by the Victorian Government either before or immediately after Victoria's Housing Statement was made public.// Louisa Bassini, Acting Director of Legal Practice at Inner Melbourne Community Legal, joined us to speak about the implications of the Victorian government's public housing tower redevelopment plan from a community legal sector perspective, and shared some information about the rights of public tenants. Inner Melbourne Community Legal is the service that represents clients on the North Melbourne, Flemington, Kensington and Carlton public housing estates. Louisa previously represented clients being relocated from the Abbotsford St and Walker St estates as part of the Public Housing Renewal Program and has worked on housing and tenants' rights issues for about 15 years.// Spike visited the public housing estate on Wellington Street in Collingwood and caught up with resident Valentina about the propose demolition of the towers, as well as the importance of drop-in health services for estate residents.//

Val and Faith are joined in the studio today by Tommy Quick who has just finished cycling the four most extreme points of Australia. We all share our bike moments, and as you might expect, Tommy's was a bit more epic than the rest! We take a look at some news, including a report in The Guardian over the weekend detailing how Australia's road toll has risen over the past twelve months, particulalry for those on bikes. Followed by the City of Yarra's consultation on Wellington Street, make sure you have your say!We also catch up on the Critical Mass North held on last Friday which saw over 200 people riding to raise awareness for safer infrstcructure for cyclists in Darebin and Yarra.  Check out some of the highlights at this thread. Tommy tells us the inspiration behind his challenge to ride to the four most extreme points of Australia, after he suffered a stroke at twelve years old. Discovering that staying active helped him manage the challenges he faced physically and mentally, he set himself the goal of walking the Kokoda Trail before investing in a tricycle and looking for his next challenge. Cycling over 9000kms on his recumbent tricycle Tommy's challenge was made even more difficult after he was hit by a car in 2021 and needed extensive rehabilitation to carry on his journey. So far he has raised over $100,000.00 to raise awareness of young stroke for the Stroke Foundation but you still have time to make a donation yourself! As usual we run out of time far too soon! You can follow Tommy's journey at the4points.org and find all of his social media links there too. Heads up: Tommy is hosting a fundraiser in Moonee Ponds on MOvember 11th. All the details here.  

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Refugee women Geetha Ramachandran and Ghazaleh Ghaed Rahmati along with unionist and organiser Lavanya joined us to speak about their involvement in the march by a group of refugee women from Melbourne to Canberra to fight for visa equality and raise awareness about the plight of around 12,000 refugees left in limbo by the Australian Government's failure to issue Permanent Protection Visas. Geetha Ramachandran came to Australia in 2013 with her husband and two children. She is a community childcare educator and teacher at a Tamil language community school, as well as a co-founder of Refugee Women Action for Visa Equality. Ghazaleh Ghaed Rahmati is an Iranian women who came to Australia when she was 14, and is now 26. While training as a dental assistant, she experienced the impact of visa rejection on her university education, her and her family's wellbeing, and how the unfair and inhumane decisions of the Australian government cause grief and hurt to refugees. You can sign the petition supporting the Refugee Women's Walk for Freedom here, and support them on their journey by donating to their fundraiser.// Earlier this week, Spike visited the public housing estate on Wellington Street in Collingwood and caught up with resident Valentina about the propose demolition of the towers, as well as the importance of drop-in health services for estate residents.// Josh Cullinan, Secretary of the Retail and Fast Food Workers' Union or RAFFWU, joined us to to talk about the upcoming national strike of supermarket workers at sector giants Woolworths and Coles in the face of the companies' failure to commit to providing employees with fair pay, job security and safe workplaces. The strike will take place on Saturday the 7th of October, with industrial action set to begin at 10AM. Support the RAFFWU strike fund for supermarket workers by heading to chuffed.org/project/superstrike.// Lawyer, youth worker, film maker, and comedian Will Crawford spoke with us today about his new show ‘'Rocksteady Baby', which traverses the surreal, absurd, cheeky, and the occasionally serious, exploring how to write a comedy about an invisible disability. Will has just returned to Melbourne after 15 years of living in Darwinm, and is an experienced standup and sketch comedian. ‘Rocksteady Baby' covers a strangely optimistic journey through some dark times, and is running across October at TIC on Swanston Street. Find out more and get tickets here.//Yesterday, Spike visited the Kathleen Syme Library in Carlton and heard from Dee and Jenny about the production of a fantastic peer-produced and designed zine for people with lived or living experience of homelessness called ‘Need To Know', which shares useful resources for people sleeping rough in Melbourne's CBD. ‘Need to Know' is produced in partnership between people with lived experience, local council and the Kathleen Syme Library, and community health services. The production process provides a safe, inclusive and supportive environment for people who have had traumatic or challenging experiences of homelessness to join together to produce a resource that may be of use to others, while giving them the opportunity to view their lived experience in a more positive light in the company of peers.//

 Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Earlier this week, Spike and Priya visited the Hoddle Street public housing estate and spoke with resident Sim, who has been living in one of the towers for 7 years. In this interview, Sim reflected on last week's announcement by the Victorian State Government that all 44 public housing towers in the Greater Melbourne area have been slated for demolition and redevelopment in the coming decades. Sim spoke about how the announcement was delivered to residents and discussed the stress and uncertainty this has caused.// Last week we caught up with Izzy Brown, a public housing walk-up resident, local community organiser and artist, to talk about the launch of the Resident Frequency Recording Studio out of the Hoddle Street public housing towers' community centre. We heard from Izzy prior to the announcement that the towers were to be redeveloped, so today we spoke with her again about what this announcement means for various communities and local culture at the estate.// On Tuesday, Spike and Priya also caught up with Christopher Sprake, Community Development worker at The Wellington, a community organisation that services the Wellington Street public housing tower. Chris was able to briefly speak about the public housing redevelopment announcement from a community worker perspective, noting the lack of information provided to both residents and workers by the Victorian Government either before or immediately after Victoria's Housing Statement was made public.// Louisa Bassini, Acting Director of Legal Practice at Inner Melbourne Community Legal, joined us to speak about the implications of the Victorian government's public housing tower redevelopment plan from a community legal sector perspective, and shared some information about the rights of public tenants. Inner Melbourne Community Legal is the service that represents clients on the North Melbourne, Flemington, Kensington and Carlton public housing estates. Louisa previously represented clients being relocated from the Abbotsford St and Walker St estates as part of the Public Housing Renewal Program and has worked on housing and tenants' rights issues for about 15 years.// Professor Libby Porter and Dr David Kelly, housing researchers based at RMIT's Centre for Urban Research, joined us in the station to situate the Victorian Government's public housing tower redevelopment plan within a longer history of scholarship and independent evaluations of previous processes of public housing renewal in Melbourne, presenting a critical analysis of the process and its impact on public housing estate communities, the roll-back of government provision of housing, and the ripple effects in the broader landscape of tenancy in the state. Libby, David, Priya and colleagues Dr Iris Levin, Dr Liam Davies and Professor Kate Shaw published an explainer breaking down last week's Victoria's Housing Statement - you can read it here.//

A northbound lane on Customhouse Quay remains closed this morning after a burst water pipe left around 100 properties without water on Thursday. Water was restored to Wellington CBD residents and businesses Thursday night. There was also a second burst pipe in the suburb of Karori which was fixed earlier Thursday night. Wellington Water acting group manager customer operations Tim Harty spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

On this edition of The BIG 5, Elias is joined by Sue Montgomery, Former Journalist and former mayor of Cote-Des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grace and Bonnie Feigenbaum, Conservative Party of Quebec candidate in last provincial election and a lecturer at Concordia & McGill University, media & government relations consultant. Verdun's Wellington Street has become the coolest street in town (and even the world) and with that success has come concern that the street's popularity is forcing out small businesses. Two out of three Montreal police officers made in excess of $100,000 in 2022.  And work from home might officially be dead. Zoom, the company that made its name on remote working during the pandemic is telling its staff to return to the office at least 2 days a week.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. The Psalms are more than just good poetry! This week Darrell will explore one of the best features that the Psalms provide for the most challenging and darkest days of our lives. Join us this Sunday for Psalm 90 for even the darkest night of the soul. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. The Psalms are more than just good poetry! This week Darrell will explore one of the best features that the Psalms provide for the most challenging and darkest days of our lives. Join us this Sunday for Psalm 90 for even the darkest night of the soul. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by Pastor Darrell Bierman. Do you ever feel guilty for feeling or being blessed? Sometimes, it is hard to reconcile the blessings you experience with others poverty, pain and difficulties. How do we live blessed when some people around us, and throughout the world, are having such perplexing challenges? This week Darrell is back and he will help us understand from scripture how we can live like Psalm 1 in a Psalm 46 world. That sounds like an intriguing talk that you won't want to miss! We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by Pastor Darrell Bierman. Do you ever feel guilty for feeling or being blessed? Sometimes, it is hard to reconcile the blessings you experience with others poverty, pain and difficulties. How do we live blessed when some people around us, and throughout the world, are having such perplexing challenges? This week Darrell is back and he will help us understand from scripture how we can live like Psalm 1 in a Psalm 46 world. That sounds like an intriguing talk that you won't want to miss! We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by our guest speaker Greg Bowering. To those who feel lost, alone, hungry and tired, there is a shepherd that knows just what you need. This week we are kicking off Psalms of Summer with Psalm 23. Get reacquainted with the shepherd and find some good rest for your soul with this revitalizing talk! We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by our guest speaker Greg Bowering. To those who feel lost, alone, hungry and tired, there is a shepherd that knows just what you need. This week we are kicking off Psalms of Summer with Psalm 23. Get reacquainted with the shepherd and find some good rest for your soul with this revitalizing talk! We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by our guest speaker Jennifer Heidinga. Jennifer is studying at Calvin Seminary. She attends New Hope CRC in Hamilton and is connected with Immanuel CRC in Hamilton as well. The bible says that the church is one body with many parts. Everyone has a role - everyone is needed for God's plan to redeem all things in this world here and now. Think it may not be true for you? Join us this Sunday and give that some more thought with this upcoming talk on Body Parts coming up 10 am @ 15 Wellington. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our called Studying GOD's Word Together. Today's message has been presented by our guest speaker Jennifer Heidinga. Jennifer is studying at Calvin Seminary. She attends New Hope CRC in Hamilton and is connected with Immanuel CRC in Hamilton as well. The bible says that the church is one body with many parts. Everyone has a role - everyone is needed for God's plan to redeem all things in this world here and now. Think it may not be true for you? Join us this Sunday and give that some more thought with this upcoming talk on Body Parts coming up 10 am @ 15 Wellington. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for the service called Count Me In! One of our core values is church as team! Without team, this church would not exist today. Faithfulness and commitment are hallmarks of the volunteers around this church and worthy of praise, celebration and thanksgiving. This Sunday we are excited to celebrate our volunteers, share some fun and thoughtful awards and eat celebratory ice cream together. Darrell is not off the hook this week for sharing another good and challenging message from God's word. This week's talk will feature the most famous COUNT ME IN story from the Old Testament. Take the challenge to find out what makes you ready to say Count Me IN! as we discover, connect and grow together this week. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for the service called Count Me In! One of our core values is church as team! Without team, this church would not exist today. Faithfulness and commitment are hallmarks of the volunteers around this church and worthy of praise, celebration and thanksgiving. This Sunday we are excited to celebrate our volunteers, share some fun and thoughtful awards and eat celebratory ice cream together. Darrell is not off the hook this week for sharing another good and challenging message from God's word. This week's talk will feature the most famous COUNT ME IN story from the Old Testament. Take the challenge to find out what makes you ready to say Count Me IN! as we discover, connect and grow together this week. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman Everyday you are face with choices. Since choices and decision are so part of your daily life, we've become numb and err on the side of automaticity. This week's talk draws us back to what really matters and invites you to become conscious of the decisions that have great impact on your daily life. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman Everyday you are face with choices. Since choices and decision are so part of your daily life, we've become numb and err on the side of automaticity. This week's talk draws us back to what really matters and invites you to become conscious of the decisions that have great impact on your daily life. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman For many of us, what wears our courage down is the waiting, the twist and the turns. Pay off doesn't always come through when we expect. Join us this week for a message that will help you sustain through your own personal challenges in anticipation of God's deliverance. This is the week that the Israelite's courage really pays off. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman For many of us, what wears our courage down is the waiting, the twist and the turns. Pay off doesn't always come through when we expect. Join us this week for a message that will help you sustain through your own personal challenges in anticipation of God's deliverance. This is the week that the Israelite's courage really pays off. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. Sometimes there are people that captivate us! There is something about them that makes us want to follow them. They have expertise in our profession or a hobby of ours. Sometimes there are people that draw us because they seem to have a strength that we need. In this week's journey, the Israelite have people wanting to join them. Find out more as Darrell shares the message "How Outsiders Get In". We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. Sometimes there are people that captivate us! There is something about them that makes us want to follow them. They have expertise in our profession or a hobby of ours. Sometimes there are people that draw us because they seem to have a strength that we need. In this week's journey, the Israelite have people wanting to join them. Find out more as Darrell shares the message "How Outsiders Get In". We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. The bible is not all puppy dogs and rainbows. There are tough topics that demand our attention too. Many of us hear have heard the message that God is love, yet when reading some parts of the bible there are passages that seem contradict that. This week Darrell will be opening up the issue of genocide and the bible based on the developing story found in the book of Joshua. He will be exploring the question Does God promote genocide in the bible? Join us for this very engaging and challenging topic this week and remember to invite those in your life who might be interested in hearing this message too. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. The bible is not all puppy dogs and rainbows. There are tough topics that demand our attention too. Many of us hear have heard the message that God is love, yet when reading some parts of the bible there are passages that seem contradict that. This week Darrell will be opening up the issue of genocide and the bible based on the developing story found in the book of Joshua. He will be exploring the question Does God promote genocide in the bible? Join us for this very engaging and challenging topic this week and remember to invite those in your life who might be interested in hearing this message too. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Are you in need of courage? While most of us are not facing physical enemies as some are in other parts of the world, we know enemies of other kinds. Oppression, discouragements and challenges in our daily lives plague all of us at times. What can God's word do to help you? Looking to the book of Joshua is a good place to start for wisdom and courage for your life. As leader of a people stuck in the desert for 40 years, this is man gets an entire nation out of a rut and on the right track. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving World Vision Global 6K Walk for Water (Join our Team!) https://www.rivercitychurch.org/conte... World Vision 6K Walk For Water Video provided by World Vision Canada. River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Are you in need of courage? While most of us are not facing physical enemies as some are in other parts of the world, we know enemies of other kinds. Oppression, discouragements and challenges in our daily lives plague all of us at times. What can God's word do to help you? Looking to the book of Joshua is a good place to start for wisdom and courage for your life. As leader of a people stuck in the desert for 40 years, this is man gets an entire nation out of a rut and on the right track. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving World Vision Global 6K Walk for Water (Join our Team!) https://www.rivercitychurch.org/conte... World Vision 6K Walk For Water Video provided by World Vision Canada. River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. Does the order of things matter? In some situations, it does not! In others, order makes it or breaks it. As you prepare to come to service this weekend, think about what difference order has made in any of the challenges you have faced in the past. With Darrell's talk coming up, you will be taking on the next chapter in Joshua and finding out how the order of things really matters for God's people at this critical stage of their journey. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving World Vision Global 6K Walk for Water (Join our Team!) https://www.rivercitychurch.org/conte... World Vision 6K Walk For Water Video provided by World Vision Canada River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. Does the order of things matter? In some situations, it does not! In others, order makes it or breaks it. As you prepare to come to service this weekend, think about what difference order has made in any of the challenges you have faced in the past. With Darrell's talk coming up, you will be taking on the next chapter in Joshua and finding out how the order of things really matters for God's people at this critical stage of their journey. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving World Vision Global 6K Walk for Water (Join our Team!) https://www.rivercitychurch.org/conte... World Vision 6K Walk For Water Video provided by World Vision Canada River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. This weeks message is presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. Following a leader is easy when you can see the results. But, what happens when life and challenges make those results more difficult to see and achieve? Joshua is the man to feel a pressure to bring about the results - but how is it going to happen? All sides are waiting for God to demonstrate his power and deliver as they meet yet another challenge entering the promised land. Will Joshua be the leader who Israel is glad to be following? Will God show up and move them forward or not? For a pre-service tip, Darrell recommends reading chapters 3 and 4 from Joshua to get more out of this week's message. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue with our series called JOSHUA: Courageous Living in a Challenging World. This weeks message is presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. Following a leader is easy when you can see the results. But, what happens when life and challenges make those results more difficult to see and achieve? Joshua is the man to feel a pressure to bring about the results - but how is it going to happen? All sides are waiting for God to demonstrate his power and deliver as they meet yet another challenge entering the promised land. Will Joshua be the leader who Israel is glad to be following? Will God show up and move them forward or not? For a pre-service tip, Darrell recommends reading chapters 3 and 4 from Joshua to get more out of this week's message. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

What would you say is the most courageous thing you have ever done in your life? I am willing to bet many of us have a lot of guts -- in a good way to get through tough things in life. So did the people of Israel! Darrell is going to help us get a "grip on our guts" this week and see how our faith can lead us forward in the best way possible. Join us this week for week two of Joshua - Courageous Living in a Challenging World. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario, visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan.

What would you say is the most courageous thing you have ever done in your life? I am willing to bet many of us have a lot of guts -- in a good way to get through tough things in life. So did the people of Israel! Darrell is going to help us get a "grip on our guts" this week and see how our faith can lead us forward in the best way possible. Join us this week for week two of Joshua - Courageous Living in a Challenging World. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario, visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for our Sunday Service. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. This new series is on the book of Joshua. The series is called, "Book of Joshua - Courageous Living in a Challenging World." Anyone here need convincing that this world we live in is challenging? This world is challenging, and it's challenging on many levels; it's particularly challenging for those of us endeavoring to follow Jesus. Who needs courage for living today? You do, and so do I! So, this series is relevant for every one of us – personally. And for those of you who engage with this series, there will be terrific take-aways for you – on a personal level. Which I'm thankful for – and which I'm looking forward to. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect. If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario. Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for our Sunday Service. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. This new series is on the book of Joshua. The series is called, "Book of Joshua - Courageous Living in a Challenging World." Anyone here need convincing that this world we live in is challenging? This world is challenging, and it's challenging on many levels; it's particularly challenging for those of us endeavoring to follow Jesus. Who needs courage for living today? You do, and so do I! So, this series is relevant for every one of us – personally. And for those of you who engage with this series, there will be terrific take-aways for you – on a personal level. Which I'm thankful for – and which I'm looking forward to. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect. If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario. Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan.

Wellington City Council has admitted 17,000 street lamps across the city have the faulty adaptors prone to snapping and it's known about it since February. A report to council shows 17 of the 11kg lamps have crashed to the ground in the last four years. Something the mayor says is "a clear and unacceptable safety risk". Our reporter Ruth Hill and cameraman Angus Dreaver have the story.

A new piece of advice for Wellingtonians - keep an eye out for drooping street lights, and if you see one, report it.  Wellington's Mayor Tory Whanau is promising it'll be fixed within two hours, weather permitting. The city has 17,000 faulty street lamps, with 17 coming down over the past four years. Facing such a safety risk, the council - at a $6 million cost - will replace every one of the lights. Council chief infrastructure officer Siobhan Procter spoke to Corin Dann. 

17,000 Wellington streetlights are not fit for purpose, with some smashing to the ground. Since the LED lamps were installed in 2018, 17 have fallen because their adaptors can't cope with Capital's blustery winds. They will now all be replaced within a year. Council Chief Infrastructure Officer Siobhan Procter says problems immediately surfaced in 2018, but leadership teams weren't told. "These operational risks were being dealt with as an individual case by case basis and there just wasn't a joining up of the dots." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for our Easter Sunday Service. HE is Risen! Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman with the help from Videos provided by SkitGuys.com. Used by permission. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect. If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario. Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving. River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for our Good Friday Service. Today's message has been presented with the help from Videos provided by SkitGuys.com. Used by permission. We welcome you to join us for a special in person service as we present "The Easter Story" this Saturday April 8, 2023 @ 3 PM and this Sunday April 9, 2023 @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect. If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for our Good Friday Service. Today's message has been presented with the help from Videos provided by SkitGuys.com. Used by permission. We welcome you to join us for a special in person service as we present "The Easter Story" this Saturday April 8, 2023 @ 3 PM and this Sunday April 9, 2023 @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect. If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today for our Easter Sunday Service. HE is Risen! Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman with the help from Videos provided by SkitGuys.com. Used by permission. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect. If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario. Visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving. River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our new series called Diving Into God's Word. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario, visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue our new series called Diving Into God's Word. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario, visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan.

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue on with our new series called Diving Into God's Word. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario, visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

River City Church - Discover - Connect - Grow Welcome to River City Church Online. Thank you for joining us today as we continue on with our new series called Diving Into God's Word. Today's message has been presented by our Pastor Darrell Bierman. We welcome you to join us for in person service every Sunday @ 10 AM if you are in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We are located at 15 Wellington Street. God bless you today and hope to see you soon. Would you like to connect with us? Visit us at https://rivercitychurch.org/lets-connect If you were moved by today's message and would like to support our ministries in Cambridge, Ontario, visit https://rivercitychurch.org/giving River City Jingle by Pat Chan

This week's episode does exactly what it says on the tin, as host Stephen Fry bobs about with:Go On Then, Impress Us written by James Rampton and performed by Cassius Konneh [Peckham Manor School, south east London and the Lyceum Ballroom, Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London]Not Your Usual Busker written by James Rampton and performed by Dame Joanna Lumley [near Covent Garden tube station, London]The Bob That Changed the World written by James Rampton and performed by Shama Rahman [108 Bond Street, London]Sound editing by Viel Richardson.

Hey Kits! It's a new year, and our Not Quite Daily Beaver Morning Show is on its way to becoming Quite Daily indeed! Soon, Monday through Friday, we have a (sometimes quick) daily take on the news, in addition to our usual formats. On today's episode, we talk about the resignation of former interim CPC Leader Candice "Sheets" Bergen; the Overton Window on the right passing Michelle Rempel Garner by; a bit of political plagiarism from Poseur Pee Pee who seems he's having his speeches written by the same people who stole from Michelle Obama to write Melania's speeches; a potential break in the recent nearly two-month LPC's dive/CPC's rise in the polls; political party fundraising numbers; Skippy's empty suit pronouncement on health policy as it relates to street drugs; Conservatives in Nova Scotia trying to gerrymander away the voices of the Mi'kMaq people; Alberta Conservatives losing their minds about "the just transition" and passing on the opportunity to influence policy; a bit o' news about American Conservatives behaving badly (and consequences), and; we have some cool news about hydrogen fuel, Buzz Aldrin, and "Greywatch". Our morning show is the purrr-fect thing for busy Kits who are on-the-go, but still want to stay engaged. PS: This episode is also available on our new True North Eager Beaver Media YouTube channel at [https://youtu.be/KIxmYrXfxBo]. PPS: If you wish to encourage us to do more, leave us a positive review and stars on Apple Podcasts and/or buy us a cup of coffee. Just go to [https://ko-fi.com/eagerbeaver] to find your way to our tip jar. PPPS: And if you prefer to get something for your tips, we also have merchandise to show off: Eager Beaver and Blue Jacket Guy Civics Ts are now on sale (and wearing them automatically boosts your New Year's Resolution commitment-holding ability by 22.3%; our lab results do not lie). Being informed has never been soooo ♫ faaaa-bu-lousss ♪! Get yours here: [https://crier.co/crier-media-shop/?_shop_categories=true-north-eager-beaver]. This is episode 49 of our Eager Beaver morning show. ________________ Not everyone can do everything. But everyone can do something. Because democracy is something you do... Please take the take to sign the #BeBrave France petition to extradite Rivoire to Canada. You can do that here https://www.change.org/p/bebrave-petition-to-end-sexual-violence-against-children. Also take some time to write your MP (and MPP too) stating that you want the elimination of the statute of limitation applying to sexual assault charges. To write your MP in Ottawa: MP's name The House of Commons Parliament Buildings Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 If you are writing to the Prime Minister, the address is: Office of the Prime Minister, Langevin Block, 80 Wellington Street, 2nd Floor, Ottawa, Canada, K1A 0A2. You do not have to put a stamp on your letter to an MP or to the Prime Minister. ________________ Of course, retweets, shares, gentle corrections, constructive criticism, compliments, tips, requests, bribes to be on the show, and positive reviews (if you think we deserve some stars, please rate us) are always welcome. You can do that via our show's Facebook blog page, via Twitter @TrueEager, or by e-mail at TrueNorthEagerBeaver@gmail.com. And if you really enjoy our podcast, why not subscribe via our Podpage [https://www.podpage.com/the-true-north-eager-beaver/], and tell a friend? Until next time, be kind to, and gentle with, yourselves, Your Eager Beaver __________________ Thank you to our podcast's founding sponsors: * The Peppermaster * The Miss Vee Mysteries from Corvid Moon Publishing * Canadian Tarot Dot Com Artwork credit: Peter Jarvis [Recording Date: February 2, 2023]

Hey Kits! It's a new year, and our Not Quite Daily Beaver Morning Show is on its way to becoming Quite Daily indeed! Soon, Monday through Friday, we have a (sometimes quick) daily take on the news, in addition to our usual formats. On today's episode, we talk about new federal standards for long-term care are we allegedly emerge from COVID and the recent comments of the BC Chief Coroner on toxic drug deaths. Our morning show is the purrr-fect thing for busy Kits who are on-the-go, but still want to stay engaged. PS: This episode is also available on our new True North Eager Beaver Media YouTube channel at [https://youtu.be/KIxmYrXfxBo]. PPS: If you wish to encourage us to do more, leave us a positive review and stars on Apple Podcasts and/or buy us a cup of coffee. Just go to [https://ko-fi.com/eagerbeaver] to find your way to our tip jar. PPPS: And if you prefer to get something for your tips, we also have merchandise to show off: Eager Beaver and Blue Jacket Guy Civics Ts are now on sale (and wearing them automatically boosts your New Year's Resolution commitment-holding ability by 22.3%; our lab results do not lie). Being informed has never been soooo ♫ faaaa-bu-lousss ♪! Get yours here: [https://crier.co/crier-media-shop/?_shop_categories=true-north-eager-beaver]. This is episode 48 of our Eager Beaver morning show. ________________ Not everyone can do everything. But everyone can do something. Because democracy is something you do... Please take the take to sign the #BeBrave France petition to extradite Rivoire to Canada. You can do that here https://www.change.org/p/bebrave-petition-to-end-sexual-violence-against-children. Also take some time to write your MP (and MPP too) stating that you want the elimination of the statute of limitation applying to sexual assault charges. To write your MP in Ottawa: MP's name The House of Commons Parliament Buildings Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 If you are writing to the Prime Minister, the address is: Office of the Prime Minister, Langevin Block, 80 Wellington Street, 2nd Floor, Ottawa, Canada, K1A 0A2. You do not have to put a stamp on your letter to an MP or to the Prime Minister. ________________ Of course, retweets, shares, gentle corrections, constructive criticism, compliments, tips, requests, bribes to be on the show, and positive reviews (if you think we deserve some stars, please rate us) are always welcome. You can do that via our show's Facebook blog page, via Twitter @TrueEager, or by e-mail at TrueNorthEagerBeaver@gmail.com. And if you really enjoy our podcast, why not subscribe via our Podpage [https://www.podpage.com/the-true-north-eager-beaver/], and tell a friend? Until next time, be kind to, and gentle with, yourselves, Your Eager Beaver __________________ Thank you to our podcast's founding sponsors: * The Peppermaster * The Miss Vee Mysteries from Corvid Moon Publishing * Canadian Tarot Dot Com Artwork credit: Peter Jarvis [Recording Date: February 1, 2023]

Hey Kits! It's a new year, and our Not Quite Daily Beaver Morning Show is on its way to becoming Quite Daily indeed! Soon, Monday through Friday, we have a (sometimes quick) daily take on the news, in addition to our usual formats. On today's episode, we talk about men of the cloth behaving badly given the sudden resignation of influential Canadian Cardinal -- once thought of as being on the fast track to the Papacy -- Marc Ouellet, one of the 96 members of the Archdiocese of Québec City named in a sexual impropriety class action lawsuit filed by 130 individuals last summer. We also chat about efforts to extradite Johannes Rivoire from France to Canada to face charges of having abused Inuit children. We close off the show with a bit of news of the passing of two big names in hockey: Bobby Hull and Gino Odjick. Our morning show is the purrr-fect thing for busy Kits who are on-the-go, but still want to stay engaged. PS: This episode is also available on our new True North Eager Beaver Media YouTube channel at [https://youtu.be/KIxmYrXfxBo]. PPS: If you wish to encourage us to do more, leave us a positive review and stars on Apple Podcasts and/or buy us a cup of coffee. Just go to [https://ko-fi.com/eagerbeaver] to find your way to our tip jar. PPPS: And if you prefer to get something for your tips, we also have merchandise to show off: Eager Beaver and Blue Jacket Guy Civics Ts are now on sale (and wearing them automatically boosts your New Year's Resolution commitment-holding ability by 22.3%; our lab results do not lie). Being informed has never been soooo ♫ faaaa-bu-lousss ♪! Get yours here: [https://crier.co/crier-media-shop/?_shop_categories=true-north-eager-beaver]. This is episode 47 of our Eager Beaver morning show. ________________ Not everyone can do everything. But everyone can do something. Because democracy is something you do... Please take the take to sign the #BeBrave France petition to extradite Rivoire to Canada. You can do that here https://www.change.org/p/bebrave-petition-to-end-sexual-violence-against-children. Also take some time to write your MP (and MPP too) stating that you want the elimination of the statute of limitation applying to sexual assault charges. To write your MP in Ottawa: MP's name The House of Commons Parliament Buildings Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 If you are writing to the Prime Minister, the address is: Office of the Prime Minister, Langevin Block, 80 Wellington Street, 2nd Floor, Ottawa, Canada, K1A 0A2. You do not have to put a stamp on your letter to an MP or to the Prime Minister. ________________ Of course, retweets, shares, gentle corrections, constructive criticism, compliments, tips, requests, bribes to be on the show, and positive reviews (if you think we deserve some stars, please rate us) are always welcome. You can do that via our show's Facebook blog page, via Twitter @TrueEager, or by e-mail at TrueNorthEagerBeaver@gmail.com. And if you really enjoy our podcast, why not subscribe via our Podpage [https://www.podpage.com/the-true-north-eager-beaver/], and tell a friend? Until next time, be kind to, and gentle with, yourselves, Your Eager Beaver __________________ Thank you to our podcast's founding sponsors: * The Peppermaster * The Miss Vee Mysteries from Corvid Moon Publishing * Canadian Tarot Dot Com Artwork credit: Peter Jarvis [Recording Date: January 31, 2023]

Your Host Shama Rahman looks at the artistic side of Covent Garden in this week's episode, with:Black Swans written by Viel Richardson and performed by Jasmine Elcock [Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London]Theatre of Blood written by Becky Stamp and performed by Stephen Fry [The Lyceum Theatre, Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London]Jane Austen Sees a Portrait written by Sarah Fleming and performed by Kate Reid. This story contains adult themes [Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London]Sound editing by Will Jacob.

WA Police have held a press conference in relation to the discovery of a woman's body on Wellington Street this morning.   Nine News Perth reporter Mia Egerton-Warbuton provided an update on the investigation into the 24-year-old's death, which was now a homicide probe, to Gary Adshead on 6PR Mornings. "She had been socialising with a group of people at Yagan Square including a man she was in a domestic relationship with," she told Adshead. "There were no obvious signs of injury." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Menzies is joined by Sheila Gunn Reid for a look back at the Trucker Commission, where it was revealed a pair of Justin Trudeau's ministers were "bantering" about sending tanks to quell the Freedom Convoy protest. Plus, Tamara Ugolini was recently in Berlin, Germany at the World Health Summit. While she was there, one frontline doctor confessed that even though he disagreed with COVID-19 policies, he felt he had to keep his mouth shut.

The Freedom Convoy had to be dismantled not as a safety risk but a public symbol of the “spiritual source of the protest movement,” said Michael Keenan, deputy transport minister. His remarks in a Feb. 6th teleconference with police contradicted cabinet claims the Wellington Street blockade was a danger to the public. Keenan agreed while the sit-in was not a public safety risk it made a poor image. Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklock's Reporter, joined us and said using the Emergencies Act was never about there actually being an emergency, but all politics.

Start small.  That's what Jenny Taylor did when God gave her a vision to spread His love in her city.  And from that small seed, God has done remarkable things!  As they celebrate 20 years of ministry, Jenny and her husband, Brian, share how God has done exceedingly more than they could ask or think!  As part of their celebration, they dedicated their newest facilities, along with their guests which included many local and regional government officials, community leaders and nearly 90 partner agencies and organizations. Join host, Doug Stringer, Jenny Taylor, founder of Somebody Cares Scotland, and Brian Taylor the CEO of Somebody Cares Scotland, as they share the incredible story of what the Lord has done. What began in the heart of Jenny Taylor, inspired by a relationship with Doug Stringer and Somebody Cares America, has now become a well-recognized charity and nonprofit in the UK and beyond. Their passion for God and heart for people has now become a ministry with over 20 warehouses and buildings, and nearly 500,000 square feet of facilities…meeting the needs of people on multiple levels.  In August 2002, Somebody Cares Founder, Jenny Taylor and her husband Brian, attended a presentation by Doug Stringer, founder of Somebody Cares America/International. Recognizing her own desire to offer help to those in need in Aberdeen, Jenny was touched by the care, work, ethos, and values of Somebody Cares America / Int'l. Keen to replicate their model within Aberdeen, Somebody Cares Scotland was born. Stating small, they rented a store in Wellington Street, rented a van and along with a single volunteer Jenny began to collect donated furniture and food to redistribute it to those in need with the city. From these simple beginnings, care, empathy and hope for the future was demonstrated within Aberdeen. It wasn't long until word of Jenny's work within the city was highlighted to Aberdeen City Council and demand for the charity's services increased exponentially.  What is God asking you to do?  Don't be afraid to start small and watch what God will do through your obedience!   Share this message with a friend and subscribe for weekly encouragement and inspiration! Visit AWordInSeasonPodcast.org for a free 30-Day Devotional. Learn more at: SomebodyCares.org and join us to support this ministry and disaster response efforts.   You can also receive weekly Provoke-a-Thought emails, monthly teaching emails, periodic ministry updates, or join our prayer team by signing up here!   FOLLOW US ON:   Facebook: @SomebodyCaresAmerica  Youtube: SomebodyCaresAmerica  Rumble: SomebodyCares or  Twitter: _SomebodyCares. Instagram: SomebodyCaresAmerica LinkedIn: Somebody Cares America

There was fierce debate on the airwaves and in the production studio over the pronunciation of famous historic Perth department store Boans. A famous retail chain which operated in Perth from the late 19th century to the late 20th century, Boans' landmark store was located in Perth, between Wellington Street and Murray Street, with other outlets including Kwinana and Morley, which famously burnt down in 1986.  But it was the pronunciation of the store that had everyone fired up on Thursday, debating whether it's called BO-ANS or BOANS.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 230: Over a period of 22 months, between January 1969 and January 1971, 3 women in Southwestern Ontario were brutally murdered in 3 different towns. These women's names were Isobella “Belva” Russell, Edith Authier, and Jane Wooley. Police solved the case of the third victim, Belva Russell, a matter of weeks after the crime. The perpetrator, Gerald Thomas Archer was convicted and imprisoned. There were obvious similarities between all three crimes. For several reasons the initial investigators on the cases missed them. Gerald Thomas Archer got his freedom in 1985, when he was 65. He was a drifter and passed away in 1995. Five years after Archer's death, his family made police aware of new information. Through DNA, were police able to connect him to the murders of Edith Authier, and Jane Wooley.  Gerald Thomas Archer, had been a serial killer and had walked free for the last ten years of his life. Promo:  Evidence Locker Podcast Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Thomas_Archer https://www.facebook.com/vintagelondon/photos/a.449810945145208/1187331708059791/ https://www.facebook.com/vintagelondon/photos/a.449810945145208/822774754515490/ https://www.facebook.com/vintagelondon/photos/a.661428090650158/668089943317306/ https://www.newspapers.com/clip/48417869/the-windsor-star/ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kTM_AAAAIBAJ&pg=5456%2C768541 https://www.retrosuites.com/ https://www.history.com/topics/1960s/1967-detroit-riots The home of Hugh Smith in 1971. 53 Wellington Street, Chatham. The downtown Chatham Hotel in 1935. Where Belva Russell worked in 1971. The Rankin Hotel in 1965. Where Belva and Reginald first stopped for a drink on the fateful night.  

Apology after apology to our first nations people. Refusing to call Canada Day, Canada Day in Winnipeg. No celebrations on Parliament Hill. Wellington Street still closed. Today Lowell asks you what your biggest concern is about the direction Canada is going. Lowell is live on www.BlastTheRadio.com at 2pm ET weekdays.

On February 2nd, 1999 at the address of 11553 Wellington Street, a rural street about 7km north of St.Thomas, Ontario emergency services were called as there was a fire in the farmhouse. When they arrived at the address they found a fire that was local to the living room of the house and they tragically found a man and a woman inside the building and they were both deceased. This however was not quite as it seemed and the police would unravel a set of circumstances that still today, over 23 years later, have not been explained, solved or closed. Intro: "Recurring Anomaly" by Charles Holme  Sources:The Windsor Star – February 11th, 1999 (p.32)The Windsor Star – June 3rd, 1999 (p.17)The Expositor (Brantford, ON) – February 4th, 1999 (p.8)The Expositor (Brantford, ON) – February 9th, 1999 (p. 9)North Bay Nugget – February 2nd, 2000 (p.4)https://globalnews.ca/news/4914800/roger-smith-wendy-haveron-murder-investigation/https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/roger-smith-wendy-haveron-opp-call-for-information-1.5002603https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/a-double-homicide-a-50k-reward-20-years-on-still-no-answershttps://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/opp-renew-appeal-for-help-on-unsolved-double-homicides-20th-anniversary/wcm/0b0afd8f-c677-46fa-b26d-298e1b077eb8

For a month, a group of truckers, anti-vaxxers, anti-maskers and various elements of Canada's far right occupied the streets around Canada's capital in Ottawa. They've also occupied border crossings between Canada and the U.S. The so-called "Freedom Convoy" has demanded everything from an end to vaccine mandates and mask mandates to the jailing of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. They've targeted Canada's liberal ruling class, but have disrupted and harassed the lives of Ottawa residents. Police and the Conservative Party either have stood by or been in active support This past week, Trudeau declared a state of emergency not seen since unrest in Quebec in the 1970s. The police first cleared the trucker blockade on the Ambassador Bridge. And then police moved in to clear the truckers occupation of Wellington Street resulting in 100 arrests. In this episode, flying solo, Scott first talks with Prof Roberta Lexier (@rlexier) of Mount Royal University about the situation, what is driving these protests, Canada's politics and how the left in Canada can respond. And then he talks with organizer James Hutt (@jamesrhutt), a labor organizer, about what's happening on the ground in Ottawa and how the truckers occupation has led to disruption and harassment of vulnerable communities throughout Ottawa. James also talks about the "Battle of Billings Bridge," where communities have organized to stop truckers' resupply into downtown Ottawa. Music- during the break, we played "And We Thought Nation States Were a Bad Idea" by the Clusterfuck Theory. And the outro music is "Failed States" by Propagandhi. -------------------- Links// https://robertalexier.com/ How we blocked the convoy in Ottawa (https://bit.ly/3I5tmH1) Freedom convoy is steering pandemic response to the right (https://bit.ly/3sRufwx) What the Left can learn from the “Freedom Convoy” (https://bit.ly/3Bw1nOq) James Hutt: The Battle of Billings Bridge (https://bit.ly/3Bw1nOq) Follow Green and Red// https://linktr.ee/greenandredpodcast **Check out our new and improved website: https://greenandredpodcast.org/ Donate to Green and Red Podcast// Become a recurring donor at https://www.patreon.com/greenredpodcast Or make a one time donation here: https://bit.ly/DonateGandR This is a Green and Red Podcast (@PodcastGreenRed) production. Produced by Bob (@bobbuzzanco) and Scott (@sparki1969). “Green and Red Blues" by Moody. Editing by Isaac. Thanks to Executive Consultants Jeff and Jen.

Extra episode! Pierre Poilievre steps up to run as party leader. Tracey Wilson goes down to Wellington Street to see what's really going on. Assaults, hate, terrorism? Leftist calls for shooting truckers on Twitter. Is Canada truly going crazy? Link to Lawsuit Court Schedule: https://firearmrights.ca/court-update-schedule-set/ Contribute the CCFR legal fund Online: https://firearmrights.ca By EMT: finance@firearmrights.ca […]

Leon Fontaine has an engaging conversation with Rachael Thomas, Member of Parliament for Lethbridge, AB. In this episode, you'll learn what its like for an MP to walk down Wellington Street, even while the freedom convoy is taking place, and what the mood is like in the House of Commons.  If you'd prefer to watch this episode, go to returntoreason.tv. If you're enjoying this podcast, please like, subscribe and leave a review.  

Continuing with Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio *summer specials*, Chris talks to Ali Wirtz about the changes she's observed in Clifton Hill.Ali discusses local advocacy she's been involved with, improving pedestrian crossings in Gold Street, observing changes to North Terrace, Wellington Street, Pop up bike lanes, Heidelberg Road Link trial lanes, improvements to participation with more shared spaces, lower speed limits and additional cycling infrastructure.Ali Wirtz is a long term Clifton Hill resident and a Streets Alive Yarra supporter for West Clifton HillNews includes France says car ads must come with a caveat: Walk, bike or take public transit instead (Washington Post), « Pensez à covoiturer », « prenez les transports en commun » : de nouveaux messages obligatoires sur les publicités automobiles (Le Monde)Local work notifications include Yarra Council: Yarra Boulevard, Richmond - Flashing light wombat crossings civil works from 5 January for five weeks, Yarra Trams: Swan Street and Wallen Road Bridge, Richmond Swan Street between Dando and Burnley streets Wednesday 2 February to Friday 11 February 2022 then 8pm Friday 11 February 2022 to 5am Saturday 19 February 2022 (24-hour works)

We've talked about the moody grumpy 'Management' team of the Weekly Experience. The team has a new location of Karuna Coffee House in Wellington Street, Aldershot. Jessica talks about Karuna Coffee and what it's all about with the team, Tim from Home 2 Home Food, Izzy from Itasca Wines, Lucy from being an insight coach, and Dee talks about her 'What Christmas Means to Her', we give you some winter driving safety tips, and we look at the Christmas Fairs and Events. We have a lot of great local music, so if you have any tracks, especially Christmas ones, please submit them. To like "The Weekly Experience" Facebook page, click here

Eve Kerton - Certified Proud... On this episode of The Clonmel Podcast, Eve Kerton tells us about her work with Certified Proud and Focus Ireland, Eve also reminisces about her schools days at Loreto, and having to wear hers mothers clothes during Lockdown one...Also this week Renny Abraham on trying to bring cricket back to Clonmel with United Cricket Clonmel, Liam O'Rielly's marathon fundraiser for C-Saw in Wellington Street, Paws For Cause with Family Carers Ireland, The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History, more jobs and lots more.

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here’s some more details about the show: It’s a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he’ll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 22nd April 2021 Artist - Track - Album - Year The Dave Weckl Band    Access Denied    Live in St. Louis at the Chesterfield Jazz Festival 2019    2021 Greg Smith    A Stable Genius    Cluster 001    2021 Jim Snidero    Who Can I Turn To    Live at the Deer Head Inn    2021 Greg Abate    Voyage    Magic Dance: The Music of Kenny Barron    2021 Steve Slagle    Who Comares to You?    Nascentia (Birth)    2021 Rebecca Dumaine & the Dave Miller Trio    La Vie en Rose/Au Privave    Someday, Someday    2021 Anaïs Reno feat. Emmet Cohen    All Roads Lead Back to You    Lovesome Thing: Sings Ellington & Strayhorn    2021 Lara Solnicki    Idée Fixe    The One and the Other    2021 Robyn McClore    Crying All Over the World    The Pretty Painted Ladies of Wellington Street    2021 Greg Murphy    You Decide    Cool Water    2021 Dr. Lonnie Smith    Sunshine Superman    Breathe    2021 Jawanza Kobie    Billy    Jazz Compower    2021 Vinnie Riccitelli Octet    Minor Seventh Heaven    For the Record    2020 Jihye Lee Orchestra    Relentless Mind    Daring Mind    2021 Vinnie Riccitelli Octet    Flugelsville    For the Record    2020 Dan Willis and Velvet Gentlemen    Crepuscule with Nellie    The Monk Project    2021 Tune Town    Hello, Today    Entering Utopia    2020 Adam Moezinia    Freeze    Folk Element Trio    2021 Dan Wilson    Vessels of Wood and Earth    Vessels of Wood and Earth    2021 Dan Pitt Quintet    Shadows Loom    Wrongs    2021 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 22nd April 2021 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here’s some more details about the show: It’s a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he’ll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 25th March 2021 Michael Dease    A Sliver of Silver    Give it All You Got    2021 The Dynamic Les DeMerle Band    Manteca    Hot Night in Venice    2021 Nelson Riveros    Road Song    The Latin Side of Wes Montgomery    2021 Gustavo Cortiñas    Los Caudillos Campesinos    Desafío    2021 Greg Skaff    Old Devil Moon    Polaris    2021 Roni Ben-Hur    A Redoblar    Stories    2021 Dr. Lonnie Smith    Why Can't We Live Together (feat. Iggy Pop)    Breathe    2021 Dave Stryker    Rush Hour    Baker's Circle    2021 Tony Monaco / Hendrik Meurkens / Reid Hoyson / Mark Lucas    Happy Sergio    Strolllin'    2021 Roseanna Vitro    Love You Madly    Listen Here (1984)    2020 Jacqui Naylor    Space Oddity    The Long Game    2020 Rosalyn McClore    What I Feel    The Pretty Painted Ladies of Wellington Street    2021 Mayra Lawrence    Art Deco    Paying the Bills    2020 Yoko Miwa Trio    Largo Desolato    Songs of Joy    2021 Michael Wolff    Lagniappe    Live @ Vitello's    2021 Rick Margitza    Truth Be Told    Sacred Hearts    2021 Schapiro 17    A Bounce in Her Step    Human Qualities    2021 Makram Aboul Hosn    Intro to Modjadji    Transmigration    2021 Makram Aboul Hosn    Modjadji    Transmigration    2021 Alister Spence Trio w/ Ed Kuepper    Planetary Forces    Asteroid Ekosystem    2020 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 25th March 2021 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

Residents of Aro Valley in central Wellington were treated to a breathtaking 20-metre geyser on their doorstep when a water pipe burst yesterday. Despite its force, the spectacular torrent didn't cause any injuries or damage to property - instead creating a deluge of water on the street and attracting a crowd of onlookers. So was this a case of the city's ageing water infrastructure bursting apart again? Wellington Water's chief advisor drinking water, Laurence Edwards, speaks to Susie Ferguson.

Matthew McKillen (1936-2018) was saved on 30th Aug 1947 as a boy of 10. In this heart-warming testimony he tells how both his mother and father were saved and reveals the fascinating background to his own privileged upbringing in a godly home. Matthew and his wife Margaret were associated for many years with the Gospel Hall in Cambridge Avenue, Ballymena (formerly Wellington Street). Though a busy businessman, Matthew devoted his life to the local assembly, to the visitation of the The post Matthew McKillen – “Am I saved or am I not saved?” (21 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

Join Roger, Jack, Bev and Jenny on this Jam-Packed Show, we find out from the girls on what Kingston has to offer and pop into the Bacchus Bar to find out a little more, Roger has his location quiz, for you to take part in. The Boys are in Aldershot visiting the Game Shop in Wellington Street and speak to Manager Dave Thompson, about the massive shop and talk about Christmas and the boys explore the town which is going through major regeneration. We talk all about the Basingstoke Pumpkin Trail with Becky and Rachel, who have organized in the town, and do you remember how trick or treating was for you.

Leslie Weir was the University Librarian at the University of Ottawa from 2003 to 2018. She became Librarian and Archivist of Canada in August, 2019. Ms. Weir is the first woman to hold this position since the National Library of Canada and the National Archives of Canada were merged to form Library and Archives Canada in 2004. She was born and raised in Montreal, earned a Bachelor of Arts in Canadian History from Concordia University in 1976 and a Masters in Library Science from McGill University in 1979. She joined the University of Ottawa in 1992. During her tenure as University Librarian, she founded the School of Information Studies in the Faculty of Arts where she was also a Professor.  She was a member of the Board of the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN), from its inception until 2009 and again from 2011 to 2015. She served as President of Canadiana.org between 2012 and 2016 where she oversaw the introduction of the Heritage Project to digitize and make openly accessible some 60 million heritage archival images. Ms. Weir was also president of the Canadian Association of Research Libraries from 2007 to 2009 and president of the Ontario Library Association in 2017.   We met in her high-ceilinged offices at 395 Wellington Street in Ottawa to talk about, among other things, the merging of Library and Archives, the mandate of LAC, federal government departmental libraries, the Library of Parliament, budgets, acquisitions, fundraising and the new LAC Foundation, author archives, Michael Ondaatje, exhibitions, the new LAC building, partnerships, Access to Information requests, the white diamond building, legal deposit, the Internet, Dominion Archivist Arthur Doughty, gold claims, book collecting culture, Pierre Berton, Kay Lamb, and Winston Churchill. 

Historian Richard Offen joined us in the studio to talk about the new pocket sized version of his best selling book "Perth - Then and Now".  Richard also spoke about the history of the Royal Hotel on Wellington Street which has just reopened and his recent trip to Italy. 

This week, we're back to our Exodus series and Greg Bowering guest preaches for us with a talk on "Out of Hiding". He unpacks the story of God parting the Red Sea so the fleeing Jewish people could walk on dry land to safety. Pharoah's army wasn't so lucky but you'll have to listen to find out more. The end of this recording also contains a special message from Pastor Darrell about our Capital Campaign for fundraising for the purchase of 15 Wellington Street.

Bernie Goldbach and the Youth Media Team share inside information about what a family might enjoy doing outside on Monday, July 1st during the Clonmel Junction Arts Festival. Bernie offers eight discovery points that he has on his phone for the first of July Start at 0830 and enjoy brekkie outside Hickey's at the West Gate.01:36 Explore Clonmel's Laneways.02:35 Walk the Suir Blueway. Start on the Quay, pass Camida, go under the Old Waterford Road, and meander for 12 minutes to get an excellent river view.10:27 About Suircan.11:44 Pass the James Early mural on the corner of Wellington Street. It’s a Discovery Point. Then continue along Wellington Street to turn right on Nelson Street. You’ll pass the South Tipperary Arts Centre—worth visiting later today.12:21 Use the map. You should turn left on Parnell Street to head back down Mitchell Street towards the Main Guard.12:39 Once on the pedestrianised Mitchell Street, you might enjoy getting a takeaway sandwich from Niamh’s on the corner.13:01 At noon, enjoy Everybody Dance Now under the Main Guard Arches.13:06 Then take your sandwich to one of the picnic tables in Mitchell Street to enjoy the Street Party.13:19 Visit artwork in the Narrow Space Gallery.13:45 Head towards Print Van Go in the Showgrounds.14:40 Get a postcard about Robert Ballagh.15:05 Eimear King refects on Ballagh.See more at http://tipperarylive.ieListen on https://tinyurl.com/spotifyjunctionContact us by using the #clonmelarts hashtag on Twitter or Instagram. You can also drop a note into the Clonmel Junction Arts Booking Office in the Showgrounds.Book Junction Arts on Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.ie/o/clonmel-junction-arts-festival-19982185981Thanks to Andre Louis for the backing tracks.

Welcome to Episode #76 of the Sydenham Current Sessions. The date is Saturday, March 8, 2019. Dana Haggith and Aaron Hall present the weekly podcast, which you can now subscribe to for FREE on your Apple device through the Podcast app. * Canada Day event switching locations, Dresden Kinstock is no more and a pancake supper was held in Wallaceburg on Tuesday. * Wallaceburg Tartans swimmer Shona Branton has captured OFSAA gold. * Wallaceburg Wellness Centre – who now carries compression socks and have a certified fitter. Visit them at 222 Wellington Street in Wallaceburg or call 519-627-9355. * Weekend weather forecast. * Emergency Animal Fund fundraiser, March Break activities at the Wallaceburg Museum.

13:30 / February 17, 2017 / Signals / Corner of Rideau and Sussex Street / Rideau Street is a major downtown street and one of Ottawa's oldest and most famous streets, running from Wellington Street in the west to Montreal Road in the east / Sussex Drive runs roughly parallel to the Ottawa River and is the street of the residence of the Prime Minister and the Governor General / This recording is of the ‘beep beep’ sound at each corner of this busy street corner / The beeps are intended as signalisation for sight impaired citizens but they also make for an interesting urban sound event / During this recording I walked around the four corners of the Rideau and Sussex Street intersection for 6 minutes, recording conversations and experiencing the overlap in the beep signals // All recordings and Photos by Claude Schryer See the PDF: https://issuu.com/bivouacrecording/docs/60_minute_cities-_ottawa To know more about purchasing an album from us please see: https://bivouacrecording.postach.io/post/i-just-bought-an-album-when-will-i-recieve-it

On this weeks program Chris discusses a new Monash study Spike in serious road injuries among cyclists by Dr Ben Beck and goes for impromptu editorial about Melbourne politics and transport priorities, and how they impact upon peoples travel choices.Additional links: 1. The Conversation: With more cyclists suffering serious injuries on the road, what can we do to ensure their safety? 2. The Age 'I realised how close I was to being killed': Serious cyclist accidents rise by 8 per cent each yearThis weeks interview is with Jac Torres-Gomez, the newly minted president of Bike Bendigo. Jac talks about getting distracted at AGMs and getting voted President, riding with children, riding for transport, Bike Bendigo activities, commissioning murals, a huge range of activities for October bicycle month, promoting Bendigo as the bicycle capital of regional Australia and the 2018 Walking & Cycling Conference to be held in Bendigo.Bicycle news includes Cr Jonathon Sri organising a pop-up bicycle lane in Brisbane, Yarra Councils 30kmh speed trial limit to go ahead in Collingwood/North Fitzroy streets and Collingwoods very own pop-up 'gateway' for Spring with a very large flowering tree on Wellington Street x Hotham Street.

In this episode we talk about artist-led spaces. We are joined by Shane Hasemen from Knulp, Sebastian Goldspink from Alaska Projects with artist Tarik Ahlip, and the directors of Wellington Street Projects Belem Lett and Genevieve Reynolds, with exhibiting artist Emma Finneran. Tracks by JD Reforma.

On this weeks show, after being sleep-deprived due to last nights very exciting Paris-Roubaix result, Chris talks to Aidan Kempster about cycle touring and fundraising for Riding For The Great Forest and how you can support the Great Forest National Park for Victoria. Local news includes the passing of Alan Parker OAM, more women getting into road cycling, how you can support getting the Anniversary Trail completed and latest news about Wellington Street seperated lanes from Yarra Council.

If you are a law student in Ontario you should be a member of the Ontario Bar Association. OBA membership gets you networking opportunities, mentorship opportunities, access to specialized and practical learning…and so much more. Best of all, membership is free! In this episode David Sterns, Second VP of the OBA and Nicolas Joubert, uOttawa, Common Law English, Law School Student OBA Ambassador tell you exactly how you can get involved with the OBA and the direct career benefits that result.  To get a hold of Nicolas you can email him at njoub083@uottawa.ca or follow him on Twitter at @uOttawaOBA Here is a list of other important contacts at your law school:  Student Division Executive · University of Windsor - Elana Anzel-Sivkin (Chair) · Queen's University - Leah Gensey (Vice-Chair) · University of Western Ontario - Blake Jones (Past Chair) Law School Student Ambassadors · Lakehead University - Alison Morris · York University (Osgoode) - Kate Julien · University of Toronto - Billi Wun · University of Windsor - Michael Ditkofsky · University of Ottawa, English Common Law - Nicolas Joubert  · University of Ottawa, French Common Law - Jessica Smith  Articling Student Ambassadors · University of Toronto - Arieh Bloom · Queen's University  - John McIntyre  · University of Ottawa - Zac Resnick · University of Western Ontario - Alana Sharpe Upcoming OBA events around you: Toronto The Nuts and Bolts of Investment Canada Act Reviews for Young Lawyers – February 26, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm at 79 Wellington Street West, 33rd Floor, TD South Tower More Bullet-Proofing for Your IT Law Practice: Professionalism, Ethics and the New Rules of Professional Conduct – March 2, 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm at Twenty Toronto Street Conferences and Events (20 Toronto Street, 2nd Floor) Your First Civil Trial – March 6, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm at Twenty Toronto Street Conferences and Events (20 Toronto Street, 2nd Floor)  Your First Franchise Law Client – March 10, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm at Twenty Toronto Street Conferences and Events (20 Toronto Street, 2nd Floor) London Insight from the Bench: Practical Advocacy Tips for Young Lawyers – March 26, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm at  The River Room Cafe & Private Dining (421 Ridout Street North)  Ottawa Ottawa Outreach Event (Women Lawyers Forum) - February 23, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm at BLG offices The Risks and Rewards of Marketing Yourself Online – February 25, 7:45 am - 9:00 am at Nelligan O'Brien Payne offices Career Connections –  February 26, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm at Ottawa Convention Centre War Museum Tour and Networking Reception - March 12 or March 26 (to be determined) from 6:15 pm - 9:00 pm at the National War Museum & Mill Street Brew Pub (1 Vimy Place and 555 Wellington Street respectively) - Put on by the Young Lawyers Division - East in collaboration with the Student Division Executive Effective Administrative Tribunal Practice  – April 22, 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm at Army Officers' Mess - Main Dining Room (149 Somerset West)  For all upcoming OBA events visit http://www.cbapd.org/province_en.aspx?prov=ON    

Dennis “Jah D” Fearon was born Marched 19, 1949 in the Drumilly District of Benison in the parish that Jamaica's first National Heroes and world renowned Pan-Africanist, Marcus Garvey and Reggae Great Bob Marley, St. Ann, Jamaica. His parents moved with him to Kingstonat age 2 to Slipe road and thus began his musical journey. From there, they moved again to Pink Lanein the now volatile West Kingstonarea, and then his father bought a place at 53 Wellington Street. At age 8 they finally decided to move to Grants Pen and settle there. While living there, he, at the tender age of nine (9), seem to have heard his calling and like a humble servant, as Samuel, he answered to the Creator. He bought himself a mouth organ (which he eventually lost in the HopeRiver) and was determine enough to teach himself how to play it and that he did. On Holidays such as Christmas he would play the mouth organ at concerts in Grants Pen, much to the delight of listeners.