New Video Postings
Here's our Fall schedule of the featured speakers on
PublicVoice.tv.
Starting October 12th, you'll see a broad range of timely topics discussed by some of Canada's most important public policy thinkers.
Visit often as we will post new content over the course of each week. Please tell your friends, families and colleagues about what you've seen on PublicVoice.tv - and invite them to raise their voices on the issues that matter.
If you have any suggestions of speakers you would like to see, please leave us a note at our Upcoming Speakers group.
Week of October 12
One of Canada's preeminent philanthropists and Chairman of the Maytree Foundation, Alan Broadbent argues that strong cities = a strong Canada.
Week of October 26
Former Ontario Progressive Conservative leader and businessman John Tory shares his thoughts on whether partisan politics is still relevant. Does he announce any future political plans? Stay tuned.
Week of November 2
University of Toronto political scientist and prolific author Dr. Sylvia Bashevkin discusses her latest book, Women, Power and Politics.
Week of November 9
The next leader of the Green Party of Ontario Mike Schreiner talks about creating a green Ontario and why businesses can - and should - lead the way.
Week of November 16
Toronto City Summit Alliance CEO Julia Deans talks about how her organization has been a force for change in Canada's largest city - and about coalition politics in general.
Week of November 23
Alan Broadbent returns and talks about one of his passions - making immigration work.
Week of November 30
Former Green Party of Canada leader and current National Post columnist Jim Harris talks about why going green is good for the bottom line.
Week of December 7
One of Canada's foremost experts on cultural strategies for cities, Dr. Greg Baeker discusses whether culture defines a city and how we can prove it.
December 15-31
RBC senior advisor and DiverseCity Fellow Gillian Hewitt-Smith discusses the power of volunteerism and why it's essential.
Starting October 12th, you'll see a broad range of timely topics discussed by some of Canada's most important public policy thinkers.
Visit often as we will post new content over the course of each week. Please tell your friends, families and colleagues about what you've seen on PublicVoice.tv - and invite them to raise their voices on the issues that matter.
If you have any suggestions of speakers you would like to see, please leave us a note at our Upcoming Speakers group.
Week of October 12
One of Canada's preeminent philanthropists and Chairman of the Maytree Foundation, Alan Broadbent argues that strong cities = a strong Canada.
Week of October 26
Former Ontario Progressive Conservative leader and businessman John Tory shares his thoughts on whether partisan politics is still relevant. Does he announce any future political plans? Stay tuned.
Week of November 2
University of Toronto political scientist and prolific author Dr. Sylvia Bashevkin discusses her latest book, Women, Power and Politics.
Week of November 9
The next leader of the Green Party of Ontario Mike Schreiner talks about creating a green Ontario and why businesses can - and should - lead the way.
Week of November 16
Toronto City Summit Alliance CEO Julia Deans talks about how her organization has been a force for change in Canada's largest city - and about coalition politics in general.
Week of November 23
Alan Broadbent returns and talks about one of his passions - making immigration work.
Week of November 30
Former Green Party of Canada leader and current National Post columnist Jim Harris talks about why going green is good for the bottom line.
Week of December 7
One of Canada's foremost experts on cultural strategies for cities, Dr. Greg Baeker discusses whether culture defines a city and how we can prove it.
December 15-31
RBC senior advisor and DiverseCity Fellow Gillian Hewitt-Smith discusses the power of volunteerism and why it's essential.
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