Podcasts

Ken Lewenza

Goldhawk Fights Back: Ken Lewenza, the President of the Canadian Auto Workers Union, defends his union’s decision to build a wind turbine in the centre of Port Elgin. Continue reading

Les Kotzer

Goldhawk Fights Back: Wills and Estates Lawyer Les Kotzer answers questions on Powers of Attorney and why you need two of them–one for finances and one for care. Continue reading

Steve Munro

Goldhawk Fights Back: Transit Advocate Steve Munro reacts to threatened firings at the TTC. Continue reading

Karen Hunter

Goldhawk Fights Back: Karen Hunter, the co-founder of a residents’ group in Port Elgin, is fighting a Canadian Auto Workers’ Union project to operate a wind turbine located close to hundreds of homes in that Lake Huron community. Continue reading

Adam Vaughan

Goldhawk Fights Back: Adam Vaughan, Toronto City Councillor, explains why he is opposing a casino for Toronto. Continue reading

Ken Anderson

Goldhawk Fights Back: The Federal Government is pushing hard to gain support for its Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act. Ken Anderson, Assistant Information and Privacy Commissioner for Ontario, says the act, as written, violates the human rights of ordinary Canadians. Continue reading

Dr. Zach

Goldhawk Fights Back: Dr. Zachary Levine offers advice on dealing with back pain–an ailment that affects 90 percent of us at some point in our lives. Continue reading

Ken Lewenza

Goldhawk Fights Back: Ken Lewenza, the President of the Canadian Auto Workers Union estimates the total loss of jobs in London following the closing of the Electro Motive Diesel plant is more than 2,000 men and women. Continue reading

Mark Mattson

Goldhawk Fights Back: Mark Mattson, President of Lake Ontario Waterkeeper, laments the fact that Ontario has extensive laws to protect the environment but does a poor job enforcing those laws. Continue reading

Yasir Naqvi

Goldhawk Fights Back: What are the tax and benefit programs available to senior Zoomers? Dale asked Yasir Naqvi, Liberal MPP for Ottawa Centre and the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance. For more information on the programs, call 1-866-668-8297.
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