Joey Coleman's posts

A look at ahead at what TPR is watching today:

Downtown Bus Lane report expected today, Two Councillors eye the Hamilton Mountain federal MP seat, 2015 City of Hamilton Budget Process Underway, HSR Director to make first presentation next week, and an interview with Mayor Fred Eisenberger and HWDSB Vice-Chair Alex Johnstone.

In the first ever TPR weekly roundup podcast, we look back at the week its been at City Hall.

The Bus Lane quasi-debate. Social Service Software Fiasco, Council rejects term limit public delegation, Uber and Councillor Ferguson's Taxi Plate Provincial Offenses Act Charges, Changes to the Planning Department: Transparency and Consistency, Earl Basse and Lobbyist Registry Hiring Process, Century Manor, 2015 City Budget Debate Dates Released.

TPR's first #AfterCouncil discussion with Graham Crawford, Matthew Green, & Terry Whitehead.

We discuss the Social Assistance software fiasco and its impact on Hamiltonians, the Downtown Bus Lane, and Transit as a whole.

On his first day in his second opportunity as Hamilton's Mayor, Joey Coleman asked Mayor Eisenberger a few questions.

Mayor Eisenberger answered what he's done thus far during his first day, what he's looking to achieve in the next four years, low voter turnout, what is different about starting a second opportunity compared to the first, what three words do you want people to use at the end of the term, and he smack talks Calgary Mayor Nenshi in a friendly football rival.

A short podcast today as Councillors begin the first day of the new term of Council: An introduction to the podcast, what the new Councillors did first, and tonight I'll be streaming the swearing in of the new public school board trustees.

What can be done about Hamilton’s historically low voter turnout? Can anything be done?

The Public Record discusses these questions in our first pub event with our panelists:

Elizabeth McGuire, Marvin Ryder, and Alex Sevigny.

What can be done about Hamilton’s historically low voter turnout? Can anything be done?

The Public Record discusses these questions in our first pub event with our panelists:

Elizabeth McGuire, Marvin Ryder, and Alex Sevigny.