Podcasts about Windsor Park

Will it be underdogs Dungannon Swifts who lift the Irish Cup for the first time in the history of this famous competition or, having ended a 45-year wait to reclaim the cup last year, will Cliftonville be able to retain it for another season?Michael is joined by former Swifts midfielder Shane McCabe and ex-Reds forward Sam Ashford to get a better understanding of what the players from both camps will experience in the build up to and throughout Saturday's showpiece at Windsor Park.

Send us a textThe Link Up Podcast | Craig Merren: Cayman's History, Politics & Vision for the Future In this episode of The Link Up Podcast, we sit down with Craig T. Merren, OLY of the Cayman Islands National Party for a fascinating conversation about his life, political journey, and vision for Cayman's future.  From Survival to Leadership Craig shares nostalgic stories of camping in the old days, building tents from sticks and silver thatch, and how his deep love for history shaped his perspective on Cayman's development.  Crisis & Quick Thinking Hear how Craig played a key role in securing Cayman's first COVID-19 test kits through a strategic deal with South Korea—an incredible story of resourcefulness during a global crisis and proving a polite conversation can go a long way. From Protester to Politician  Craig opens up about his transition from activism to candidacy, discussing what motivated him to step into politics and fight for change.  Fixing Windsor Park Flooding Discover his practical solutions for tackling the persistent flooding issues in Windsor Park and his broader concerns about government spending and accountability.  PR Reform & Walkers Rd Development Craig shares his thoughts on the PR point system and weighs in on the controversial development of Walkers Road—what it means for locals and the future of the island.  Join the Conversation!What do YOU think about Cayman's political future? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.  Subscribe & Stay Updated  Don't miss future episodes—hit SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications.  Follow The Link Up Podcast  Instagram: @podlinkup | Facebook: The Link Up Podcast Support the show

Welcome to the Ecology Academy podcast, where host Richard Dodd interviews Richard Crompton from Ecology On Demand. Dive into a fascinating discussion as Richard shares insights from his 26-year career in bat and ecology work, focusing on his unique consulting service dedicated to supporting fellow ecologists. Discover the intricacies of ecological licenses, the significance of staying updated with technological advancements, and the importance of hands-on training through Richard's ventures like Team Bat. Explore Richard's ambitious project aimed at transforming a country estate into a sanctuary for bats while fostering community and employment. Learn about the upcoming tech conference for ecologists, designed to equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to excel in their field. Richard also touches upon the evolving ecology guidelines and their impact on the industry. Engage with this conversation to gain insights into the challenges and triumphs within the ecological sector and find inspiration to contribute to a sustainable natural environment. Stay curious, be adventurous, and build bridges for a better tomorrow.   About Richard Crompton Richard started studying bats whilst volunteering with the National Trust aged just 16. He was licensed in Wales by the age of 22 and undertaking commercial bat surveys. Skip forward 25 years and he has surveyed well over one thousand sites for bats, held dozens of European Protected Species licences since 2001 for more than a dozen different species of bats, delivered training throughout the England and Wales (to several thousand people). He spent nine years as a Trustee for the Bat Conservation Trust and has been an author/editorial board member for all four editions of the bat survey guidelines. Founder and co-director of award winning consultancy Wildwood Ecology Ltd until 2016 he now runs the Ecology on Demand bat advice service, the Bat Training partnership (who have trained over 300 people for their bat licences between 2008-2020) and the Team Bat online platform. He was elected to the Bat Conservation Trusts' Batty Hall of Fame in 2022 and is their 'agony uncle' for the Ecologists Anonymous - bat mitigation workshops. He is currently the resident bat advisor for the Crown Estate at Windsor Park, Cardigan Castle, The Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagans Cardiff, and Margam Park and Castle near Port Talbot - all great sites for bats!   Connect with Richard Crompton on LinkedIn Find out more at Ecology on Demand or Team Bat    

#LegislativeSession #Advocate #BlackActivism #FilmTax #BlackHistoryMonthOn this episode of the Circuspreneur Podcast celebrating Black Activism, host Shenea Stiletto interviews Merecedez Davis, a local community activist and artist, who most recently moderated the Film Tax Incentive TownHall at UNLV organized by Eccentric Artists. Working with Senator Dina Neal as a community organizer, Mercedez advocated successfully for the passage of the Windsor Park Environmental Justice Act. Windsor Park is a historically Black Neighborhood in North Las Vegas which was built on a geological fault and aquifer. As the underground water reservoirs began to deplete, this caused all of the homes to start cracking and breaking to the point of sinking for decades.

Episode 33 features an interview where we learn a little more why Winnipeg Transit can't solve the violence and disorder plaguing routes, and how City Council and the police are responsible to solve the problem. Part 1- What happened at the Public Hearing on Tuesday? Marty Gold touches briefly on what he told City Council about opening up 'Malls and Corridors' for residential housing buiilds - and what it took to even get registered to speak- in the first segment and in his Sun column today: City Hall Roadblocks Discourage Public Participation At Marathon Meeting . 4.00- A Transit supervisor barely escaped an attack with an improvised 'flamethrower' at Graham and Fort on Friday. The perp had been sleeping on the bus for a couple of hours until being roused that morning. Combined with the assault and robbery of a 21 year old girl getting off a bus in Windsor Park, there's no question that even being near Transit is a dangerous proposition- and that undermines the concept that new tenants on Malls and Corridors will risk taking a bus. (Editor's note- as this episode was in post-production yet another incident involving a machete-wielding man in a bus shelter and police occured at Unicity plaza.) 14.20 Part 2- Once upon a time, before his outsider run for Mayor, Don Woodstock worked as a Transit driver. Earlier in November, he spoke with TGCTS about ways to improve overall bus safety and efficiency. - "Management has no interest or desire to make sure they have a workforce like it was 20 years ago" - "If you can't keep your staff, that's an indication that something is wrong." To send story tips & comments, or to contribute support to Season 5 costs via E-Transfer - Email martygoldlive@gmail.com - Even if MPI doesn't find an Operator at fault for an accident, Transit management can disregard it and penalize an employee. - Don explains the 'white card' system that blames drivers for almost anything. - If new police hires replace the role of Supervisors in incident responses, those supervisors can put on their blue shirt and get back behind the wheel. "We have a system bloated in bureaucracy." 27.20 - "Let us put plainclothes officers in the bus in designated routes that we know we have problems." - "The police top brass need to find away to interject the junior officers, supervisors ultimately stiil have to call police anyway." 31.00 - "They have done nothing to assure the general public they are going to be safe." 35.15 Part 3 - A Rally for Public Safety is being hosted by ATU from 10.30 to Noon on Tuesday at City Hall, 510 Main Street. "We want to encourage riders who have felt unsafe to participate at the rally." Marty will be covering the rally for the Sun. - A preview of upcoming topics heading into the New Year, including Manitoba Hydro wind farms, city hall 'integrity', and more in-depth interviews! That's how we earn your support! - WE ARE OVER 80% OF THE WAY - You can help us meet the budget for Season 5 and ensure this podcast continues to be your voice- go to ⁠⁠the Donate page at ActionLine.ca⁠⁠ and pitch in towards our costs - under $1200 to go! - All donors until Dec. 15th will receive a rare copy of Retropeg, a black and white photographic collection of our city in the 1970's ! (while supplies last)

Kirk Millar, Curtis Allen and Mark Stafford join Michael Clarke to discuss life at their respective clubs and what they're hoping to achieve this season. Millar reflects on a decade since re-joining the Blues, playing for David Healy, the forward he most enjoyed finding and Loughgall this weekend. Allen opens up about what he'd like to do after he retires, his mentality when it comes to setting and scoring goals and the impact new manager Stephen Baxter has already made. Plus Stafford shares his thoughts on the Championship, an impressive win over Bangor, lessons learned at Windsor Park and his early impressions on life as manager at Ferney Park.

Michael speaks with Larne first team coach Gary Haveron ahead of their massive match against Lincoln Red Imps for a place in the UEFA Conference League. Whilst the Inver Reds have focused on Europe, Linfield have impressed in the Premiership with 4 wins on the trot. Blues defender Sam Roscoe provides us with an insight into life at Windsor Park, the quality within their squad and across the league as a whole. Plus Glenavon striker Davy McDaid reflects on helping his new side pick up their first points of the campaign against Coleraine. He discusses a tough start to the season and looks ahead to facing another of his former clubs Ballymena United on Friday.

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In this podcast I chat with Rosie Nixon, former Editor & Editor in Chief of HELLO.Rosie is an author, coach & the brains behind the 'Reinvention Retreats' where midlife women can be inspired, empowered & encouraged by celebrities, experts.Rosie's Reinvention Retreats, created by coach, author and former magazine editor in chief, Rosie Nixon, offers carefully curated, holistic day retreats for midlife women. These 'retreats in a day' are designed to spark self-awareness, reflection and inspiration through workshopping sessions with top coaches and experts – all in the luxurious surrounds of the Fairmont, Windsor Park. They cater for individuals seeking a pause from everyday life to focus on their personal development in the areas of career, starting a small business and wellbeing, including navigating the menopause. Each day features a celebrity guest sharing their own reinvention journey, including Penny Lancaster, Andrea McLean and Holly Tucker MBE, plus a chance to use the spa facilities, a delicious lunch and luxury goodie bag. The first retreats will be held at Fairmont, Windsor Park on 16, 17, 18 October 2024. I am offering supporters and friends a special early-bird discount. Use the promo code FWPEARLYBIRD to apply a £50 discount. This is for the first 20 to book each retreat day. It will be £299, after this. I really hope to welcome you for a nurturing day, (or two, or three!), in October.More information and booking link here:https://www.rosienixon.co.uk/reinvention-retreatsAbout the HostWorking with personal clients, Lisa is passionate to inspire & empower ambitious women to have a wardrobe that gives them the confidence & self belief to achieve & reach their goals whilst reflecting their personal brand.Lisa has contributed to editorials such as The Guardian, Times, Daily Mail, The Sun, Daily Express works as the Style expert for BBC & Heart Radio throughout the UK. Lisa has worked on media campaigns with Sainsbury's & Persil.Want to find the Podcast Picks? - sign up to my newsletter here;www.lisatalbot.co.ukLisa's website here:www.lisatalbot.co.ukThank you for listening, please remember to hit the follow button so you never miss an episode & leave a review if you enjoy find the podcast.Follow Lisa on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lisatalbot1/Follow Lisa on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Lisa-Talbot-Personal-and-Fashion-Stylist-106427762713796Follow Lisa on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-talbot-b8291615/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Mother's Day! Naomi Cowan (CEO of Equip ... www.equip.net.nz) is a member of Windsor Park who's career has been spent helping people to grow in themselves. This message encourages us to not only be grateful for those who have nurtured us, but to put that into practice by nurturing others.

This Saturday's Irish Cup Final sees Cliftonville play Linfield at a sold-out Windsor Park. It's set to be one of the most eagerly anticipated cup finals in a generation, however, safety concerns from both teams have led to a security bill of £50,000. Keith Bailie is joined by Belfast Telegraph chief sportswriter Steven Beacom, ex-Linfield manager David Jeffrey and Belfast Telegraph sports reporter Conor McLaughlin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The spring budget adjustment has been finalized, and the final tax increase council arrived at was quite a bit higher than expected.Here are the relevant links for this episode:Spring SOBAOn the agenda: Potential tax increases, Windsor Park rezoning, supportive housingNews Release: City Council finalizes 2024 spring budget adjustmentsEdmonton sets 8.9 per cent property tax hike for 2024Edmonton city council needs to have a 'firmer backbone' over budget: Tim CartmellErin Rutherford: Financial stewardship is more than keeping taxes lowOpinion: Don't blame bike lanes for Edmonton's property tax hikeJoint Letter - Spring 2024 Supplemental Operating Budget AdjustmentPolice recruitmentAttrition is down. Recruitment is up.'On an upswing': Edmonton police seeing fewer officers leaving the force, more recruits2023: Edmonton Police Service sees jump in departing officers in 2022Keren TangEdmonton councillor at the centre of anonymous letter sent to province speaks outAlberta premier says 'anonymous letter' forwarded to Edmonton ethics commissionerBill 204New bill allows Alberta government to set conditions for national urban park decisionsRegional Roundup: April 24, 2024Bill 20Alberta bill gives cabinet power to remove municipal councillors, change or repeal bylawsRapid fireRedevelopment plans in question after historic Edmonton air hangar gutted by fireEPSB: April 30 - Special Board MeetingHydrogen convention to bring world to regionSpeaking Municipally LiveMay 30: Speaking Municipally Live: Untangling the housing knotEdmonton heritageHow Edmonton's first community archivist builds better recordsSpeaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton, a source of curiosity-driven original stories, curated newsletters on various topics, and locally focused podcasts, all in the service of informing Edmontonians about what is going on in their community. Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free! ★ Support this podcast ★

Windsor Park is a Baptist church, meaning we have a rich history that has a global reach dating back just over 400 years. In this message, Pastor Grant outlines what are the essentials of being Baptist, which is especially good for those who don't know but who are part of a Baptist church! This message grounds our identity as brothers and sisters in Christ in the church that we call home.

In this month's edition of the "Monthly Real Estate Market Update for Windsor Park," we bring you the latest insights and statistics to keep you well-informed about the local real estate landscape. Whether you're in the market to buy, sell, or simply curious about current trends, Team Olyniuk is here to provide you with the most up-to-date information. Contact Team Olyniuk: Stephen Olyniuk Email: stephen@teamolyniuk.com Phone: (204) 981-2009 Alicia Olyniuk Email: alicia@teamolyniuk.com Phone: (204) 392-4262 Website - https://www.teamolyniuk.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/teamolyniuk/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/team_olyniu... Twitter - https://twitter.com/teamolyniuk?lang=en Podcast - https://teamolyniuk.podbean.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-o... YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgbV... My Steinbach - https://www.mysteinbach.ca/homes/agen... RE/MAX - https://www.remax.ca/mb/stephen-olyni... Realtor.ca - https://www.realtor.ca/agent/1997123/... Yelp - https://www.yelp.ca/biz/team-olyniuk-... Rank My Agent - https://rankmyagent.com/stephenolyniuk/ Rate my Agent - https://www.rate-my-agent.com/stephen... Winnipeg Real Estate News #Hashtags: #WindsorPark #RealEstateUpdate #MarketTrends #March2024 #TeamOlyniuk #RealEstateInsights #BuyingAndSelling #LocalRealEstate #ReMaxPerformance #WinnipegRealEstate

It's the Irish Cup Semi Finals with Cliftonville, Larne, Glentoran and Linfield going head to head in 2 mouthwatering semi finals. In this episode of the show, Grant chats to the sponsor of the Irish Cup, Clearer Water's Ross Lazaroo-Hood to discuss their involvement in the competition and get his thoughts on the two semi finals. In the second half of the show, BBC Sport NI journalist Mark Strange joins Grant to preview Glentoran v Linfield and Cliftonville v Larne in greater detail, highlighting key players on all four teams, providing a deep preview of both matches and giving their predictions on who will make the May showpiece at Windsor Park. Music by Toby Johnson and Rory Hope.

Sarah Clark, Manager of the Windsor Park LifeCare Trust, shows how Moses was held up by others in Exodus 17:8-13 as an example of what we're doing at Windsor Park through the ministries of the LifeCare Trust - and gives us a range of opportunities about how we can be involved.

This week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast is former Bannsiders and Linfield 'keeper Wes Lamont. The Ballymena native discusses his move to the Blues from junior football, winning four trophies in one season and the demands every season at Windsor Park. The 59-year-old then spoke about his time at Coleraine, winning the Ulster Cup and narrowly missing out on the Gibson Cup. There is also a conversation about being called-up to the NI squad, retiring and the progress of his nephew Matthew Shevlin, plus so much more. As ever, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

In this month's edition of the "Monthly Real Estate Market Update for Windsor Park," we bring you the latest insights and statistics to keep you well-informed about the local real estate landscape. Whether you're in the market to buy, sell, or simply curious about current trends, Team Olyniuk is here to provide you with the most up-to-date information. Contact Team Olyniuk: Stephen Olyniuk Email: stephen@teamolyniuk.com Phone: (204) 981-2009 Alicia Olyniuk Email: alicia@teamolyniuk.com Phone: (204) 392-4262 Connect with Us: Website - https://www.teamolyniuk.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/teamolyniuk/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/team_olyniu... Twitter - https://twitter.com/teamolyniuk?lang=en Podcast - https://teamolyniuk.podbean.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-o... YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgbV... #Hashtags: #WindsorPark #RealEstateUpdate #MarketTrends #February2024 #TeamOlyniuk #RealEstateInsights #BuyingAndSelling #LocalRealEstate #ReMaxPerformance #WinnipegRealEstate

Michael is joined by journalist Stuart McKinley to preview Sunday's League Cup final at Windsor Park and we also speak to players and managers from both clubs involved. Linfield are represented by boss David Healy, Daniel Finlayson and Chris Johns, whilst Lee Chapman, Gary Thompson and Niall Currie provide a Portadown perspective.

The Feeney Footballing Family.Warren Feeney is one of four generations of professional footballers from his family. His grandad played for Swansea City and Ipswich Town in the 1940s and 50s, his dad was a prolific scorer for Glentoran, and his son has just started out being coached by Warren himself.Growing up in Belfast all Warren knew was football. He moved to Leeds United as a teenager and struck up a strong friendship with Premier League legends Robbie Fowler and Harry Kewell.Moved to Bournemouth and Stockport County kickstarted his career which saw him play in the Football League for over a decade.As well as domestic honours he was also capped by his national team 46 times, playing in famous wins over England and Spain at Windsor Park.Not content with playing, Warren has also paved himself a successful career as a coach in Northern Ireland, Wales, England and Bulgaria. There are plenty of tales in this one.This is the story of Warren Feeney. *WARNING: This podcast contains very strong language that some may find offensive.

It's David Healy's Linfield who will be taking on Niall Currie's Portadown on Mothers Day Sunday at Windsor Park and who better to have on the show than a man who has been involved in some form at both clubs. Matthew Tipton, former manager at the Ports and player at the Blues, joins me to preview the 2024 Northern Irish League Cup Final. We examine both team's run to the final and assess where the final will be won or lost. We also give our predictions for the final too. Music by Toby Johnson and Rory Hope.

Why is Casement Park so divisive? When Ravenhill and Windsor Park were redeveloped in the north they had cross community support. What is it about a GAA stadium that enrages a certain faction of unionists?On Free State today, Joe and Dion look at the issue of Casement Park and explain why it is linked to the days of naked sectarianism.The redeveloped stadium will be a shining beacon on the hill in Belfast. A sign of progress and reconciliation. Is this why it angers some people so much?Like the invisible sea border, the Irish language and a Sinn Fein First Minister, this is another battle loyalism cannot win.For more on Free State: https://freestatepodcast.com/To get in touch with the podcast: info@freestatepodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the final week of our summer series, Habits That Keep Us Growing, we hear from three Windsor Park members with 232 years of combined life experience! Heather, Paul, and Stephanie will share about the habits they've adopted through their life that have helped them grow into lifelong followers of Jesus.

In this month's episode of "Monthly Real Estate Market Update for Windsor Park, Manitoba," we have all the latest insights and statistics to keep you informed about the local real estate scene. Whether you're buying, selling, or just curious about the market, Team Olyniuk is here to provide you with the most up-to-date information. Introduction: Welcome back to our monthly real estate market update for Windsor Park, Manitoba. I'm Stephen Olyniuk, and alongside me is Alicia Olyniuk, and we're Team Olyniuk, proudly affiliated with Re/Max Performance Realty. We're here to help you turn your real estate dreams into reality. Key Real Estate Metrics: Number of Single Detached Homes on MLS: We'll kick things off by revealing how many single detached homes are currently listed on the Multiple Listings Search (MLS) for Windsor Park, giving you an idea of the available options in the market. New Listings in the Last Month: We'll provide data on how many single detached homes have hit the market in the last month, so you can gauge the recent trends. New Build Construction: Want to know how many of those listings are new build construction? We've got you covered with this essential statistic. Pending Sales: Discover how many single detached homes are currently pending sale, reflecting the strong demand in Windsor Park. Homes Sold in the Last Month: We'll unveil how many single detached homes were successfully sold in the past month, giving you a snapshot of the market's performance. Average List Price: What's the average list price for homes in Windsor Park right now? This statistic can provide valuable insights for both buyers and sellers. Average Sale or Sold Price: Lastly, we'll reveal the average sale or sold price, a key indicator for anyone looking to make informed decisions in the real estate market. Closing Thoughts: We're committed to keeping you informed about the real estate market in Windsor Park, and we're always here to answer your questions and provide expert advice. If you have any real estate-related queries, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Contact Information: Stephen Olyniuk Email: stephen@teamolyniuk.com Phone: (204) 981-2009 Alicia Olyniuk Email: alicia@teamolyniuk.com Phone: (204) 392-4262 Connect with Us: Website - https://www.teamolyniuk.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/teamolyniuk/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/team_olyniu... Twitter - https://twitter.com/teamolyniuk?lang=en Podcast - https://teamolyniuk.podbean.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-o... YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgbV... My Steinbach - https://www.mysteinbach.ca/homes/agen... RE/MAX - https://www.remax.ca/mb/stephen-olyni... Realtor.ca - https://www.realtor.ca/agent/1997123/... Yelp - https://www.yelp.ca/biz/team-olyniuk-... Rank My Agent - https://rankmyagent.com/stephenolyniuk/ Rate my Agent - https://www.rate-my-agent.com/stephen... Winnipeg Real Estate News #bestrealtorwinnipeg #bestrealtorsteinbach #whatsmyhomeworth #howstherealestatemarket #howtosellmyhouse #sellingmyhome #howtosellmyhome #realestateupdate #Windsorpark #manitoba #MarketUpdate        

In this episode, Matt is joined by Andaza Hezekiah, church planter and pastor of Joy Fountain Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In 2007, along with his wife Folusho and their three children, Andaza began holding Bible studies in their Windsor Park home. Over time, Sunday meetings were started and moved to East St. Paul with three families. In 2012 Joy Fountain became a Canadian charity. Andaza also serves as the Regional Ministry Leader for Manitoba with the Canadian National Baptist Convention and as a church planting catalyst with Send Network. 

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Michael O'Neill from season one.In part two, we hear about how Michael's playing career influenced his management vocation. There was a sense of underachievement from his playing days, a sense that he had needed to be better managed. Dundee United's legendary boss Jim McLean was certainly a genius and ahead of his time, but altogether too harsh. For example, Michael was cast aside for seven months over a contract dispute. Also: Luis Suarez, Snow Patrol and Windsor Park.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coverage of Today's Grand Court Opening. Updates on two firearms incidents - one in Windsor Park, the other in Lower Valley. And a business owner expresses her frustration at her bar being linked to a shooting over the holidays. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rcnews/message

The final episode of 2023 - and Season 3 - ties together our coverage of the explosion during the year of ultra-violent crime that leaves a trail of injuries, death and anguish at the hands of remorseless teenagers. "We've seen that more and more often during incidents this year," said said Winnipeg Police Service spokesman Const. Claude Chancy. "It's definitely something we are concerned about.” With three 14 year olds, two 15 year olds, and a 16 year old to face charges in the murder of 27 year old Peter Filip outside a Logan Avenue beer vendor on Remembrance Day, his mother showed no hesitation in putting blame where it belonged: “Parents have to be responsible for that, and who are the parents?” she said. It was shocking the media reported it, daring to air a view that didn't blame "colonialism", "capitalism" "root causes" or other far-fetched explanations for why 6 kids were roaming the streets looking for victims at 2 AM. Marty Gold explains the trail of one death, 4 assaults, a sawed-off shotgun, and a barely-failed carjacking that proves soft-on-criminals legislation needs to be abolished. When will it be replaced with true deterrence and protection of the public from the outbursts of psychopathic teenagers. Get all our columns and podcasts at ⁠⁠ActionLine.ca⁠⁠ Email Comments, News tips or donate via Interac- ⁠martygoldlive@gmail.com⁠ 7:49 Part 2- Crime Courts and Public Safety Update, sponsored by Jamrock Security. - More on the community supporting the family of Ivan Rubanik, whose murder in Elmwood on his way to work is still missing some details. His accused killer, like the accused in another recent homicide, continued to rack up charges in the year after convictions for violent crimes but were not locked up. And they weren't the only ones exhibiting the catch-and-release pattern. Before carjacker Ricardo Gomes fired a shot at a driver on Corydon who resisted, he also had priors. The drug addict was convicted of almost choking out a cop in front of her son, biting another and then got into it with a third. He skipped court. He had insisted to Judge Don Slough “I don't want to be one of those people who are coming in and out of jail all my life.” But that's what he's become. - The bizarre hostage-taking of four in West Broadway ended with police shooting a 52 year old man. He was a suspect in the death of a BC trucker who was found in the Manitoba Housing building at 25 Furby after going missing. The mystery started with the truck of Farah Mohamud being found on the parking lot of the Sherbrook Hotel 2 blocks away- where. listeners are reminded, the Langside mass murder case in November also had a connection. - Marty explains, the system is falling apart, and does the math of how the 40+ homicide cases with so many defendants can result in more court trials than Wab Kinew's justice department can manage. He ran on the premise of being tough on crime- but his commitment may be overtaken by demands from his far-left hug-a-thug cabinet and a strained budget. In 2024, TGCTS will continue to be a voice for victims of crime, the community looking over their shoulders, and survivors deserving justice. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR LISTENERS AND FANS OF ACTIONLINE.CA ****** Coming up in January Tory Leadership Race Lead-Up The Bike Lobby Circles Their Wagons Another Councilor has a Beef About Fake Public Consultations Cops Protecting the Islamist Mob Instead of Winnipeg's Jews A Special Focus on St. Boniface and Windsor Park

A vast number of speeding tickets that are being reduced to parking violations may lead to dangerous drivers on valley roads, Windsor Park residents are seeking funds owed to them to relocate from sinking homes, and Henderson city officials are seeking feedback from residents for the ‘Reimagine Boulder Highway' project.

In deze aflevering van de podcast van Staantribune staat de lezerreis naar Belfast centraal.  Onder leiding van Wouter Schollema, auteur van het boek 'Voetbalstad Belfast', maken we kennis met de hoofdstad van Noord-Ierland.  Joris van de Wier en Jeroen Heijink zijn ook deel van de groep die onder meer ervaart wat voor impact 'The Troubles' op de stad heeft en gaan op de eerste dag ook op bezoek bij misschien wel één van de mooiste stadions in Europa: The Oval van Glentoran. Na een bijzondere stapavond niet ver van het stadion vandaan bezoeken de heren de volgende dag het museum van Belfast Celtic, lopen ze naar Windsor Park om via een rondleiding bij Cliftonville te eindigen bij een wedstrijd van Crusaders. Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcasts zijn altijd welkom: ⁠⁠⁠podcast@staantribune.nl⁠⁠⁠.

Our latest election interview covers lots of ground, from issues being heard on the doorstep in Southdale to another candidate picking an issue with our guest! Robert-Falcon Ouellette has always been an articulate and engaging guest with TGCTS and our City Circus Shaw TV series. His career includes two Top-4 finishes in Winnipeg Mayoral elections, sandwiching a busy term as an inner-city Liberal MP. Now he's trying to come up the middle in a swing suburban riding between Health Minister Audrey Gordon and an NDP staffer running with an alleged chip on her shoulder that you'll want to hear about.  Liberal seats in the last House were held by Lamont, Dr. Jon Gerrard and Cindy Lamoureux, and Ouellette thinks if they succeed and are joined by another member like him to attain Party status, it could make a big difference in the Legislature. You can sponsor podcasts /donate by email/or send along story tips: Email ⁠⁠⁠martygoldlive@gmail.com⁠ 8:04 -  RFO talks about health care, and has logical insights into voters being incredulous towards NDP leader Wab Kinew's promise to get 3 ER's up and running without having staffing and training solutions; at the same time, he says, there's a lot of dissatisfaction with the PC government, and with the incumbent MLA's work as Health Minister. 13.40 - Hear about the ripple effects of addictions, crime and homelessness on Windsor Park - with an unbelievable number of houses on one street hit by break-ins! He casts a critical eye at EndHomelessness Winnipeg missing its target. One of the results: "It's not normal to live in a Canadian city where you refuse to go downtown because you're afraid." He calls for better medical and mental health services including providing structured day-to-day activities for the patients-and mentions a favorite subject of rail relocation! 19.00 - RFO brings up NDP candidates living far outside their ridings and our report What's In A Name? Ask Nahanni Fontaine. "I think it's great to go to these protests but sometimes it's about doing those (helping residents) things really well, " calling it "the basic work" of an elected public servant. 20.50- Hear RFO's opinion about Wab Kinew's avoidance of restorative justice for his past altercations. Ouellette goes against the progressive radical image of FN politicians. "Institutions are actually what keeps society together! ... you ignore them to your detriment" citing Winnipeg religious institutions "doing the hard work" of feeding and sheltering the indigent, but not getting support from Christian-bashers like Fontaine. "Anger doesn't get you very far." 22.20 - RFO describes how Renee Cable interrupted her NDP canvassing to confront Ouellette: "Why are you running here? You're going to be splitting the vote." "She said I should have called her to talk to her before I ran as if I need to request her permission to put forward different ideas." He told Cable, "It seems like my very existence is disturbing to you" - and shaking with anger, she started to make it personal about RFO's kids. He says that in the NDP, some people believe they are owed something. He addresses the bigger issues about intimidation and partisan politics in Manitoba- "are we allowed to say anything we want?" In RFO's view, "The big parties aren't very creative with their policies, they don't work very hard and they've repeated a lot of the same mistakes" and "people voting in fear" need Liberal MLAs to provide balance. He cites a lot of factors that are driving down voter turnout and hurt the health of our democracy. 33:07- Marty Gold previews upcoming episodes, including a tip about a bureaucratic cause of ER overcrowding, and a series on inner-city housing, the homeless, and political failures. Your support is needed now to expand our local reporting and election coverage- help us via ⁠⁠paypal.com/paypalme/MartyGoldMedia⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Enjoy election commentaries and columns with WinnipegTribune.ca at this convenient tab ⁠https://actionline.ca/blog/⁠

Tony Currie was a successful amateur boxer from Belfast who boxed for St. Agnes boxing club. He would win Ulster and Irish senior titles at both Middleweight and Heavyweight during his career. He would represent Ireland and was controversially not included in the 1992 Irish Olympic qualifying team. Since retiring, he has become a very talented artist and has gone on to become a sculptor. He recently made the George Best statue at Windsor Park, Belfast. In this episode, we find out about the journey both inside and outside the ring.

Cameron Hill has all your top sports stories, all in one place, in Tuesday's Lunchtime Wrap, as the Round of 16 concludes at the Women's World Cup, Alan Quinlan raises one concern over Ireland's Rugby World Cup preparations, and Sarah O'Donovan says the Camogie Association are to blame for the mismatch in this year's Senior Championship final. Lunchtime Wrap on Off The Ball is with Energia – proud sponsor of Irish Rugby. Think of the possibilities.

Three people were treated for injuries after a shooting following a domestic dispute on Sunday. Matthews police say a man was shot by his girlfriend's ex-husband and shot at by his girlfriend's ex-husband's brother at Windsor Park on Sunday around 12:15 p.m. The shooting happened after a domestic dispute regarding a child exchange in the parking lot of the park.The victim and his girlfriend drove toward a local hospital as the suspects followed them before leaving the area. Police say both victims were treated for injuries and released from the hospital. The shooting suspect was found driving near the 7-Eleven gas station on E. Independence Boulevard near Matthews-Mint Hill Road, where he was treated for injuries to his arm. The suspect's brother and two children were also in the car at the time of the shooting, police said.READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/crime/shooting-matthews-gas-station-injures-one-person/275-2ea212cd-4d5c-4d44-900a-012fa8bbd661

Three people were treated for injuries after a shooting following a domestic dispute on Sunday.  Matthews police say a man was shot by his girlfriend's ex-husband and shot at by his girlfriend's ex-husband's brother at Windsor Park on Sunday around 12:15 p.m. The shooting happened after a domestic dispute regarding a child exchange in the parking lot of the park. The victim and his girlfriend drove toward a local hospital as the suspects followed them before leaving the area. Police say both victims were treated for injuries and released from the hospital.  The shooting suspect was found driving near the 7-Eleven gas station on E. Independence Boulevard near Matthews-Mint Hill Road, where he was treated for injuries to his arm. The suspect's brother and two children were also in the car at the time of the shooting, police said. READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/crime/shooting-matthews-gas-station-injures-one-person/275-2ea212cd-4d5c-4d44-900a-012fa8bbd661

In Episode 28, we look at how a city councilor was schooled by outraged transit users, and then at the polls that the Manitoba NDP fears. With the snow melted off of city sidewalks, St. Boniface councilor Matt Allard had to find a new topic to flog. It's actually not 'new', because Allard has simply returned to his one of his 'urban visionary' pillars, public transit. In a social media posting on Thursday he managed to restrain himself from the kind of climate doomsday hysteria he hectors fellow councilors about in policy debates, and stuck to the basics. I take a bus from Windsor Park a lot, he said, and here's how I do it, and here's what I think needs to be be improved. Unfortunately, he also insulted the intelligence of just about everyone else in the community with this head-splitter: "... despite all of these advantages, many Winnipeggers don't take the bus because they don't feel safe. The bus is a public space and like other public spaces there are safety risks. There are also safety risks when travelling by car, so much so that Manitoba Public Insurance started the Save the 100 campaign, a campaign that points out the 100 people a year that lose their lives in traffic collisions. Once on the bus, chances of fatality are almost nil." Marty compiled the heated reaction to Allard's dismissive attitude from Facebook and Twitter respondents, and from a few loyal listeners who swiftly sent in their own observations. Among the highlights: "This has got to be the dumbest comparison I have ever heard." "Are people getting knifed and seeing their children beaten in their own cars?" "The last time I was on the bus, someone went unhinged and started screaming like crazy. My kid still talks about that. Not worth it. " ** Help support our independent community reporting via ⁠⁠⁠⁠paypal.com/paypalme/MartyGoldMedia⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ** Allard seems unable to grasp the obvious reasons why Winnipeg Transit is failing, but one user gave him a helpful summary - "Fares are high; Buses are off schedule constantly; Many lines come so infrequently that they can add hours to your ride; Peggo is slow to the point of uselessness." Hear how one woman coincidentally had tested his idea to reduce her private vehicle use - and how far short that experience fell from his utopian vision. A few of the comments came from transit users in Allard's own ward, where criticisms abound about poor service near St. Boniface Hospital, fare-jumpers, and filthy bus shelters commandeered by homeless addicts. This segment reviews a laundry list of shortcomings and failures, from scheduling to routing to no service on Sundays like it's the 1950's. That's aside from riders having to watch out for used needles and machetes. It was also pointed out the absurdity of Allard's suggestions for a new app and other changes, when the entire rider experience collapsed on his watch as Public Works chair. Lastly, a former transit operator of almost 4 decades dumped on the toxic management of Transit and spilled the beans: "There is no safety on a bus." This a startling example of how hard-left ideology among our elected officials is detached from the everyday ramificiations of their failed policies for working class voters- and for bus drivers too. 31:14 - Part 2 - While the headlines blare "Manitoba NDP continues to lead Tories", the devil is in the details. Listen to the polling numbers and the way the margin between the opposition and a provincial government facing "overwhelming dissatisfaction" (according to an Angus Reid poll) has shrunk by over 66%, from 18 points to only 5 now. With the Liberals fading fast, Marty explains how a German word about chess tactics comes into play as Wab Kinew and Heather Stefanson enter the election period facing a sceptical electorate. Coming soon: More good news on Manitoba mining investment, special interviews, and our new web hub for the October election. To Sponsor or Advertise, or for Public Speaking: martygoldlive@gmail.com

Also, UVF flags now outside Windsor Park.

Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown made history last year when she was elected to the North Las Vegas mayoral seat — and became the first Black mayor in the state of Nevada. Mayor Goynes-Brown sits down with co-host Vogue Robinson to talk about her vision for North Las Vegas, the city she grew up in, from her ambitious plan for downtown to commercial redevelopment, affordable housing, and the ongoing struggle to help the residents of the sinking neighborhood of Windsor Park. Thoughts? Questions? Let us know by calling or texting us at 702-514-0719. We're also on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Twitter and Instagram. For more news from across the Vegas Valley, make sure to sign up for our brilliant morning newsletter here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's special guest is Linfield midfielder Chris Shields. Chris joins Gareth Fullerton and Gerard Lyttle to chat about the Blues' marathon season. We chat about Linfield's European agony and missing out on the Premiership title, and how the Windsor Park club will be determined to bite back next season after facing some criticism. We also look ahead to this weekend's Irish Cup final and the upcoming European play-offs.

A man had to be airlifted to the hospital Sunday afternoon after he fell while rappelling at Calico Basin, more lane restrictions in the Resort Corridor are on the way, the huge warehouse complex in the Windsor Park community is leaving some neighbors shocked and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Laura interviews Diana Parkes, Joanna's mother and Hetti Nanton, Joanna's best friend and chair of the national domestic violence charity, Refuge. Joanna Simpson was brutally killed on October 31, 2010, by her ex-husband Robert Brown a British Airways pilot, one week before their divorce would be finalized at the High Court. Brown dropped the two children home. He took a claw hammer with him and bludgeoned Jo to death, hitting her at least 14 times. At Brown's trial, the court heard how he bundled the children into his car and wrapped Jo's body in plastic sheeting he had brought with him along with a white overall suit. He placed her in the boot before driving to Windsor Park where he had already dug a grave and put down a makeshift coffin.  After nearly 15 hours of deliberation, the jury cleared Brown of murder. He was convicted for manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility and sentenced to 26 years, the maximum sentence allowed. He will be released after serving just 13 years in 2023. Listen as we discuss the case, the events leading up to Jo being brutally killed, the details about how Jo was killed and what happened afterwards in terms of Brown's post offence behaviour and the trial.  We discuss the prosecution's case and how the family were treated both inside and outside court.  Laura also shares critical insight about the case and Brown's mindset, which she has seen repeatedly amongst men who kill their former or current partners. This insight is essential if we are to prevent murders in slow motion like Jo's and effectively prosecute men like Brown. Trigger warning: This case is upsetting, and it may be triggering. Listener discretion is advised. Let us know your thoughts on social media or via the Crime Analyst website.  #JoannaSimpson #HerNameWasJoSimpson #CoerciveControl #Stalking #MurderInSlowMotionä #WomenMatter #ChildrenMatter #DomesticAbuse #MaleViolence #CrimeAnalyst #Expert #Analysis #Behaviour #TrueCrime #Podcast #Crime #DomesticHomicide Clips  https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0014pfw  Sources https://www.jsfoundation.org.uk/ https://refuge.org.uk/ https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-berkshire-13522759 https://www.getreading.co.uk/news/reading-berkshire-news/horrifying-story-family-living-fear-18670874 https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2011/may/24/ba-pilot-jailed-killing-wife Treat yourself or a loved one to some Crime Analyst Merch  https://crime-analyst.myshopify.com/ Leave a Review If you want to support my work and Crime Analyst and if you enjoyed this episode, please leave a 5-star review here: https://www.crime-analyst.com/reviews/new/

Larne FC fans' favourite Tomas Cosgrove discusses the table-toppers start to the season ahead of their game against his former club Cliftonville, Linfield and Glentoran legends Michael Gault and Elliott Morris assess Friday night's derby match at Windsor Park and sports journalist Keith Bailie joins us to talk about the BetMcLean Cup draw, a change to the Irish Cup schedule and his thoughts on Northern Ireland's qualifying group for Euro 2024.

Episode 131 – Interview with Janet from Babble Merchants and Windsor Park DeathsWHAT an action packed episode Jas and Sher, your Audio Curators, have summoned for you this week! We are again back from a 5 month self-imposed hiatus or time out, or whatever you call it. Back in comfort zone – The PodLounge! This week we invite Janet from Prairie Spirit Paranormal Society our other Podcast that is currently in limbo due to COVID. Janet, (or Jan-Jan as she is known) on her new podcast, “Babble Merchants” is a collaborated effort between herself and her Las Vegas, former Winnipegger friend – Ty! Together they keep it light and weird and discuss a wide variety of random topics – old and new; They Babble you laugh! In addition, the 3 Ladies discuss the darker side to Windsor Park located in South Winnipeg. From the strange deaths to the hangings and of course our favorite…..HAUNTINGS! This podcast is a paranormal friendly and a ghost safe place. Music by Ruesche-Soundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqXS...For more information on our podcast, or if you have a story to share or would like to just get in touch with us, shoot us an email at givinguptheghostpodcast@gmail.comPlease check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok! Show us the Ghost Love & Tell a friend and follow/like/share our pages with the cool kids – there's no pressure like peer pressure. Winnipeg's FIRST and ONLY Paranormal Podcast.

Delyth Lloyd is joined by Alistair Bruce-Ball and ex-Northern Ireland internationals Iain Dowie and Neil Lennon to react to their Nations League defeat to Greece at Windsor Park, and dwell on the latest Premier League transfer news. TOPICS: 0:18 – Post-match reaction, 8:48 – Northern Ireland manager Ian Baraclough, 10:30 – Premier League transfer news.

This week's special guest is  striker Chris McKee who scored one of the goals to help Linfield win the Gibson Cup last weekend. Chris reflects on his time at Windsor Park and winning the title with David Healy's Blues. He also discusses what his future may hold and how the Irish League is an attractive proposition for any player. We also have plenty of Irish Cup final chat ahead of Saturday's showpiece between Ballymena United and Crusaders. We also celebrate a winning charity bet (at last) and make our predictions for this weekend's final.

Spring has sprung in Indy and we knew we had to speak to Martha Latta of Stomping Ground. This quaint shop is home to house plants, floral arrangements, t-shirts, local gifts, and more so there's definitely something for everyone. Join us as we hear about her journey of a house store for house plants in Windsor Park and the importance of community for her and her business.1625 Nowland Ave.Stomping Ground IG: Stomping GroundStomping Ground: WebsiteSunday Afternoon Housewife: InstagramCircle City Chatter IG - @circlecitychatterAndrea's IG - @andreaelainejonesJ2 Wedding Co. IG - @j2weddingco_City of Shay IG - @cityofshay

It's Thursday and you know what that means! Pat reads a tweet, James went in the wrong bathroom and Matt witnessed his father save a life. We are then joined by the man himself, Mike Gagne, to congratulate him on becoming a hero. Also, we briefly reacted to the Will Smith/Chris Rock situation since it happened while we were recording. We then move on to the Beer Reviews, where we cover Depravity (Container Brewing), White Noize (Upstreet Brewing), the Wily Wolverine (Balderdash Brewing), and the Glorious Dawn (Blackwheat Brewing).

Eoin Sheahan braved the cold on Belfast to ask the people in the North whether or not they would support a team that was made up of players from across the 32 counties. Gillette Labs | #EffortlessFlow

It's no surprise that we love our planet. We love nature, and we want to protect it! Today's episode teaches us how to lessen our impact on the environment through recycling and compost. Michelle Dias, an expert in the two, teaches us what the three R's should REALLY be, (with a C mixed in there)!    The Three R's:  REDUCE (as much as possible, first)  Then REUSE,   And if you can't do either of those, RECYCLE (recycling does require a lot of energy, so put YOUR energy into the first two!).    Michelle Dias, born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, studied Biology at the University of Calgary. She now works for the Waste & Recycling Services at the City of Calgary. She has been a naturalist and environmental educator for over 20 years, and has always felt curious and inspired by nature.    Fun Fact: Michelle did a blended program with her two children for school, which included home school, as well as outdoor school. It's called Windsor Park.     Some of the information below will be Calgary, AB specific, so please check the rules for the recycling and composting programs in your municipality.     REDUCE:  Try products with less packaging, like laundry detergent strips, or bar shampoo and conditioner  Remove purely recyclable items from your kitchen, such as Ziploc bags, and use reusable jars or bags instead    REUSE:  Get things second-hand  Reuse items like jam jars and other containers!    RECYCLE:  The three categories of recycling are: Containers (plastic, tin, glass…think kitchen and bathroom packaging), paper, plastic bags  Loose bags do not belong in the blue cart. Plastic bags should be stretchy material and bundled all in one, so they do not fly away at the facility. Crinkly plastic bags, like pasta bags are not collected  Household items like toy trucks, shoes, and toothbrushes are not for the blue cart (when recycling, think about packaging over items)  Black plastic can be a challenge to recycle in some systems, because of black conveyer belts camouflaging the items and the scanners not recognizing them    Recycling metal, glass, and paper is way more valuable than recycling plastic (although, we should still recycle plastic that can be recycled...or reduce it in the first place!)  Rule of thumb: anything smaller than your hand cannot be recycled. For example, Starbucks lids or to-go sauce containers. However, if recycled at the locations you received them, they usually have a program to recycle!    COMPOST:  [In Calgary, specifically] no food packaging and plastic can be composted, even if it says compostable (remember, it also takes a lot of resources to make compostable containers)  Some offices or festivals have their own compostable systems that can handle compostable containers  Food and yard scraps can be composted    *Terra Cycle is a company that recycles old items like toothpaste and other mixed material items. Michelle thinks it's worth looking at the energy spent on shipping one item at a time; we don't want to negate the benefit.*  https://www.terracycle.com/en-CA/    City of Calgary Waste and Recycling: https://www.calgary.ca/uep/wrs/waste-and-recycling-services.html    Library programs: https://calgarylibrary.ca/events-and-programs/programs/talking-trash-with-waste-and-recycling/    Virtual KWE Planet Cleanup: https://kidswhoexplore.com/events/virtual-kids-who-explore-planet-cleanup/    Check out KWE's #patch4apurpose to support 1, or all 8, charities: https://kidswhoexplore.com/product/original-explorer-patch4apurpose/  Production: @kpmediaproductions. Music: @michaelferraro_music.