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Dr. Aaron Moore from the University of Manitoba Political Science Department speaks with Kevin Klein about how things should work inside Winnipeg City Hall.
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After learning the City of WInnipeg staff gyms remained open while all others in the province were closed, 680 CJOB News asks Councillor Klein for his reaction.
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Councillor Kevin Klein speaks with Clay Young on 680 CJOB about governance, the dysfunction at City Hall, safe injection sites, and homeless in Winnipeg.
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Councillor Kevin Klein speaks with Manitoba Marathon Executive Director Rachel Munday.
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Episode two of 2021 focuses on Festival du Voyageur, the virtual celebration. Klein speaks with Executive Director Darrel Nadeau about the many new and exciting things planned, including home delivery of the famous Ice Shots (yes, including the ice glass you get to keep).
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Councillor Kevin Klein has a conversation about COVID-19 with Winnipeg Epidemiologist Cynthia Carr, B.A. (Hons.), M.P.A., M.Sc. of EPI Research.
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Let's talk Winnipeg. I know there are many stories in our city worth sharing and I hope we can talk about all of them on this podcast. Let's talk about your ideas! We need a vision for our city. Listening to the ideas of others will help us create a vision for all. Do you have ideas? Let's talk about not for profits that help others and maybe there's some listening that will want to help. Let's talk about issues you may be having with City Hall. Talking leads to understanding and accepting. This podcast is dedicated to breaking down walls and building a foundation for a better Winnipeg.
If you want to talk, please email [email protected] or call 204 986 5232.
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A group of mature residents were once considered partners with the City of Winnipeg. Now they are only considered tenants. For years the Good Neighbours Active Living Centre has offered programming to mature residents because the City stopped many years ago. Now Good Neighbours is unclear about their future.
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The day after a judge ordered the City of Winnipeg to pay back all residents that paid Impact Fees back, with interest, the City was asking for more money to cover more legal bills. We will learn more in September 2020, but for now, let's talk about it.
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Let's Talk Winnipeg is about sharing stories from our city. We can talk about ideas, visions, non-profits that help others, or even issues you may have with City Hall. Let's Talk Winnipeg is about…
Kevin Klein proudly serves the people of his community, Charleswood - Tuxedo - Westwood in the City of Winnipeg, as their City Councilor. He is a proud Canadian and Metis. Kevin spent over 15 years as a Senior Executive for three of Canada's most recognized companies, including his time as Publisher & CEO of the Winnipeg Sun, and as a divisional President for MTS responsible for the creation of a new digital division. Kevin was recognized as a finalist for Canada's Top Forty Under Forty and for the creation of a business/community funded K-9 Unit for a Police Service in Ontario where he was the Chair of the Community Division. Kevin has earned several professional awards for his accomplishments and recognition for his dedication to young people in hockey and martial arts, as well as his personal commitment and advocacy to stop Domestic Violence.

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