On Thursday, February 18, we came back to the open mic, where Breezy audience members were invited to collaboratively influence the flow of conversation.
In this open mic, we covered a lot of ground. We started with a discourse on remote voting methods, in light of the City Council decision to accept mail-in voting and reject online options (for now), and eventually moved into a long discussion on supportive housing, with contributors outlining the difference between a municipal housing strategy vs. what is possible with larger scales. Other topics touched on include debunking a conspiracy theory, radon gas infiltration, an idea for repurposing land near the Two Rivers for Indigenous interests, and supporting our neighbours who struggle with addictions and isolation.
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Episode 31: State of the City
Episode 30: Land Back and Governance
Episode 29: Growth, Sprawl, and Greenbelts
Episode 28: The future of Conservation Authorities
Episode 27: Open Mic!
Episode 26: Bonnie Durtnall speaks about Guelph's Labour history
Episode 25: Dr. Anne-Marie Zajdlik
Episode 24: Mental health during the pandemic
Episode 23: Online voting and cybersecurity
Episode 22: The climate crisis in the COVID era
Episode 21: City budget time!
Episode 20: Is it time to change Guelph's electoral system?
Episode 19: An update from Wellington Water Watchers
Episode 18: Active Transportation in the Winter
Episode 17: Some of Guelph's poverty relief efforts
Episode 16: Open mic!
Episode 15: Re-opening Guelph's public schools
Episode 14: Can Metrolinx tell us what to do?
Episode 13: The ongoing debate about a new Guelph Central Library
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