Tag: Jamie Killingsworth

Final Five Council Interviews from Open Sources Guelph Now Posted!

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Election Day is Monday! And if you live in Ward 1, Ward 2 or Ward 6, and you’re having a tough time making up your mind on who to vote for, perhaps this bonus episode of Open Sources Guelph will show you the way.

The episode that aired today, and that you can now hear online, featured interviews with council challengers Mark Gernon, Jamie Killingsworth, Rodrigo Goller, Jonathan Knowles, and Usha Arora.

Follow the link below, or search “Guelph Politicast” and download on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play.

Open Sources Guelph

This week we get an Open Sources before Open Sources. In this special, additional hour of the show this week, Open Sources Guelph will wrap up our one-on-one interviews with council candidates before getting into our last interview of the election season, which will be live from the studio. 

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CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE – Jamie Killingsworth for Ward 1 Councillor

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Jamie Killingsworth is probably well known to local sports fans, but now he’s all about politics and is running to be one of Ward 1’s councillors. Continue reading “CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE – Jamie Killingsworth for Ward 1 Councillor” →

Issues, Concerns and Pop Culture Discussed at Ward 1 Forum

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Ward 1’s eight candidates faced off Wednesday night at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. Reverend John Borthwick hosted the forum – not a debate – and asked the candidates about their plans, the issues from their fellow Ward 1 residents, and, surprisingly, their favourite pop culture artifact. Continue reading “Issues, Concerns and Pop Culture Discussed at Ward 1 Forum” →

Mix of Old and New Faces Mark First Week of 2018 Camapign

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As the first week of the 2018 Municipal election comes to a close, we already have a very busy race with with a baker’s dozen of excited nominees ready to prove they’re ready to serve on City Council or the local school board. Some of these names you’ll already know, and not just the incumbents. Continue reading “Mix of Old and New Faces Mark First Week of 2018 Camapign” →