Mar. 3, 2022 Exit 425 speaks with Local Councillor Janice Jones about community building, the waterfront in West Clarington, growth and development around Exit 425.

In this episode John Henry responds to questions about good things that have happended, progress with GO East and the Anaerobic Digester, and how much great farmland is getting used up by the incredible growth in Durham Region.

Steve Rae speaks with Durham Regional Chair John Henry about the Exit 425 waterfront and sharing the regional load of responsibility; John's wish list from the 'new' federal government and what he wants to see locked in before the next municipal and provincial elections.

Marc Kealey speaks with Exit 425 about his experience and involvement in our polticial system; why it is important for everyone to be involved; and how anyone can be involved in our democratic and electoral systems!

Exit 425 speaks with Mayor Foster about his wishlist for the federal government, GO Transit, the waterfront, and much more!

Sarah Gabrielle Baron is an independent candidate seeking to represent Exit 425 and Durham Riding as your MP. Listen to Sarah Gabrielle describe the local issues and solutions she believes are important and needing the attention of your MP and the national government.

Jonathon Giancroce speaks with Exit 425 about why Jonathon and the Liberal Party are the right choice for Canada, and Durham Riding.

Chris Cameron speaks with Exit 425 about why he chose to represent the NDP in this election and how he is working to help people have and be able to afford a high quality of life in Exit 425 and Durham.

Exit 425 speaks with Joe Neal, Regional Councillor for Wards 1 & 2 of Clarington and Exit 425. Joe talks about the plans for a Courtice Waterfront Park and the Region of Durham forcing Clarington to take a proposed anaerobic digester that nobody else wants in their municipality.

Patricia Conlin is the Peoples Party of Canada candidate for Durham and Exit 425. Find out why she thinks she is the right candidate for Durham/Exit 425 and why the PPC is what Canada needs now. This is part 1 of planned interviews.