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How Public Works

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by ilmar simanovskis

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Ever wonder how things happen behind the scenes in municipal government? This podcast explores the people that make our government and communities work. We look for people who support our communities and want to share what they do with the public side, that is you and your neighbours.

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8/2/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 15- In Conversation with City of Oshawa Mayor Dan Charter

November 23, 2020

Episode 15- In Conversation with City of Oshawa Mayor Dan Charter

As the mayor of the largest city in Durham Region, Mayor Carter has a diverse community to serve, from historic roots and cultures in the downtown and southern areas of the City, to new communities along the 407, an educational epicenter, and growing hubs of industry and innovation. Oshawa has it all and the Mayor is leading the City into the future.

Episode thumbnail for Episode 14- Adapting to Produce Better Results with Sid Ridgley

November 11, 2020

Episode 14- Adapting to Produce Better Results with Sid Ridgley

Sid is an organizational strategist and performance consultant who understands how organizations and people can be more effective, efficient and affective in delivering services. His contribution to the public sector is to work with political and administrative leaders in finding new opportunities to enhance service, build better relationships and create a collaborative work environment. In the end it is a supported and engaged workforce that leads to better outcomes and a healthy work environment.

Episode thumbnail for Episode 13- Project Swallowtail and Habitat Renewal with Dr Pete Ewins

November 4, 2020

Episode 13- Project Swallowtail and Habitat Renewal with Dr Pete Ewins

Pete Ewins is the former Director of Canada's Endangered Species Program for the World Wildlife Fund with a focus on flagship species conservation in globally significant regions. Since retiring he has engaged with Project Swallowtail to help citizens learn how to restore habitat in your own backyard. Pete is passionate and engaged about shifting from individual species rescue to creating better environments for all life.

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What is How Public Works?

Ever wonder how things happen behind the scenes in municipal government? This podcast explores the people that make our government and communities work. We look for people who support our communities and want to share what they do with the public side, that is you and your neighbours.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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