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The Grand Parade episodes
- Pre-budget hiatus
There were never going to be show notes this week, there isn't even a real show. We'll be back in a bit with the regularly scheduled programming.
1 min - Good police reform news! (Right after a bunch of less good news)
There were going to be show notes this week, but host Matt Stickland went out trick or treating.
59 min - Council hates winning & the RCMP undermine HRM's democracy
There were going to be show notes this week but host Matt Stickland went to the gym instead.
41 min - Does council know how property taxes work?
This episode was supposed to have show notes but host Matt Stickland coached minor hockey instead.
44 min - No show no paper this week
There were going to be show notes this week but host Matt Stickland is sick as hell.
2 min - One weird trick to phase out the CAP (and fix all our other problems too)
This episode was supposed to have show notes but host Matt Stickland gave himself sunstroke in a corn maze near Truro.
43 min - HRM's road safety strategy has made roads less safe
This episode was supposed to have show notes but host Matt Stickland had to start going to early morning minor hockey practices again.
27 min - Budget's fu¢ked but we might get a stadium
This episode was supposed to have show notes but host Matt Stickland discovered that the old MMORPG City of Heroes was still alive and now free.
1 hr - Who killed Maverick Brown?
This week's show is all about road safety because there were no meetings to cover this week and Halifax's road safety strategy isn't and will never work and we here at Grand Parade think that needs to change. Right now. Thank you for your help in this matter and we look forward to seeing you on September 24.
52 min - 2 min
About The Grand Parade
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A Halifax city hall podcast, hosted by reporter Matt Stickland. An irreverent look at city hall, the policies they put forward and the people who decide on them for us.