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Marty Gold carries on the tradition of investigative journalism in Winnipeg See it at ActionLine.ca & every Wednesday & Sunday in the Winnipeg Sun!- Passion & Commitment bringing- Your Voice to the community - City Hall and Provincial analysis, Crime and Courts updates, &…
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Sept 13 2026- Adam Dudek Brings Blue Collar Approach To Elmwood-EK Race (opens the original)
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He's got a lot of ideas to improve how City Hall spends taxpayer's money, and in Episode 35 Adam Dudek takes his case to the voters of Elmwood-East Kildonan. Part 1 - An update of the Season 7 Funding Drive and our latest columns in the Winnipeg Sun- the links are below at the end of the episode description. 5.57 Part 2 - Adam Dudek was born and raised on Polson Avenue near Main Street and his father was head of Training and Development for the City of Winnipeg for almost 30 years. He explains h
Sept 3 2026- Kym Kaufmann Explains Why Opioid ODs Need New Approach (opens the original)
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A study by an Alberta Crown Corporation could shift the way opioid overdose cases are handled after data linked those medical events to a higher risk of irreversible brain damageand early death, with teenagers particularly vulnerable. This interview for Episode 34 with the CEO of the organization CoRE, Kym Kaufmann, was the basis of our report on the study in The Winnipeg Sun this week. Bombshell study links opioid ODs to irreversible brain damage Part 1- Marty provides an update on the surge in
Aug 25 2026- Nathine Dagdick Touts City Experience, Transcona Roots To Voters (opens the original)
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When Nathine Dagdick asked to be part of our 2026 Civic Election series, it was easy to see why. The city employee says he's watched Transcona taxpayers, transit users and drivers pay the price for bad planning and poor service delivery. Episode 33 opens with a brief review of our Season 7 Funding Drive (and Facebook group membership) and how you can help us get to the month-end goal of $3000, plus the reactions to his latest Winnipeg Sun columns: Augustine Centre snubs Osborne Village residents
Aug 16 2026- Osborne Village Speaks Out About Harm From 'Harm Reduction' Hub (opens the original)
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An extraordinary community meeting was held at the Gas Station Theatre on Wednesday to discuss the spiraling decay of public safety in Osborne Village and the dismissive responses of area social service agencies. Their uncontrollable clients - who have a propensity for violence, theft, disorder, starting fires, and using public and private property as bathrooms - are ruining what was only 15 years ago considered Canada's greatest neighborhood. For more about the panel discussion, please read Mar
Aug 9 2026- Giesbrecht Claims Edge in Transcona Ward Race (opens the original)
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Our series of civic election interviews continues in Episode 31 with Chris Giesbrecht, one of the four declared candidates in Transcona ward. Part 1- A 31 year old with a year of work as an assistant to the area MP, Chris Giesbrecht is well-versed in aiding residents. "Customer service is a universal language in my opinion." One of the big issues he's hearing at the doorstep is how the botched Winnipeg Transit revamp has delivered criminally minded fare-jumpers directly to the Regent Avenue resi
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