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Don Iveson

Don Iveson

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Sep 11, 2026

MacHOST
4:49
Oh, interesting
Mike MellrossGUEST
4:50
... which I con- c- I continually have to remind them of, but, so that really, they were integral to it, and really it was back in the days of, uh, Don Iveson and council.
MacHOST
4:58
Yeah.
Mike MellrossGUEST
4:58
Uh, you know, who, who carried the torch actually and, and signed on the dotted line was when he was with the federal government was, uh, Amarjeet Sohi.

14 MINS LATER

MacHOST
19:25
[laughs]
Mike MellrossGUEST
19:25
[laughs] But, um, the, uh...
Mike MellrossGUEST
19:29
That is very difficult because, um, and you know, again, I don't wanna constantly put Don Iveson on a pedestal, but the guy was really, really a very strong climate practitioner as well.
Mike MellrossGUEST
19:39
Like, he really understood it at its basis.
Ryan JespersenHOST
38:15
Uh, a killer roundtable.
Ryan JespersenHOST
38:18
Uh, we had, uh, Don Iveson, former Edmonton mayor, Cathy Heron, former St. Albert mayor, uh, Avnish Nanda, a constitutional lawyer, joining us in studio, Rachel Notley, former premier, uh, and then Chris Spearman, former Lethbridge mayor.
John HicksHOST
38:30
Ooh.
Ryan JespersenHOST
38:30
You're going, "Wait a second.
Ryan JespersenHOST
39:54
Um, co-signed with Kathy Aaron.
Ryan JespersenHOST
39:55
Joining us here in studio, Don Iveson as well, of course, and Avnish Nanda, a constitutional lawyer.
Ryan JespersenHOST
39:59
Uh, we'll be joined by Chris Spearman, former, uh, mayor of Lethbridge.
Ryan JespersenHOST
40:03
We'll also shout out, uh, Karena Plew, Craig Snodgrass, uh, the, uh, the very passionate mayor of High River.

27 MINS LATER

Ryan JespersenHOST
67:10
You gotta be 18 or over to play, and if you gamble, use your game sense.
Cathy HeronGUEST
67:14
sense.I gotta adjust here.
Cathy HeronGUEST
67:17
Mayor, former Mayor Don Iveson-
Ryan JespersenHOST
67:18
[laughs]
Mike MoffattHOST
1:01
Now, originally, your organization was called the Task Force for Housing and Climate.
Mike MoffattHOST
1:06
It was co-chaired by the former conservative deputy Prime Minister, Lisa Raitt, and the former mayor of Edmonton, Don Iveson.
Mike MoffattHOST
1:14
I acted as secretariat for that group, and for those of you who don't know what that means, it's basically the secretariat's responsibility is to herd all the members of Task Force, of the Task Force, which is like herding cats, take all of their great ideas, then you lock yourself in a dark basement with an unlimited supply of coffee.
Mike MoffattHOST
1:33
You bang out draft after draft of a final report or final blueprint, and that eventually became the blueprint for More and Better Housing.

21 MINS LATER

Mike MoffattHOST
22:11
Which [laughs] in my mind seems like common sense, but like, what's the role for government here?
Adam MongrainGUEST
22:17
Yeah.
Adam MongrainGUEST
22:17
Uh, this is Don Iveson's, uh, phrasing, I think, and it's so catchy and it's so real.
Adam MongrainGUEST
22:21
Like, just thinking through to where we are right now, like we s- we know that, uh, our homes that we live in right now are exposed to greater and greater, uh, risk from extreme weather events.
Michael WaltersGUEST
12:25
I think in order to have this kind of regional collaboration leading to those sorts of outcomes, which...
Michael WaltersGUEST
12:33
You know, on our day, uh, you know, our regional work was a priority for us, um, for mayor Iverson.
Michael WaltersGUEST
12:40
Then we, you know, we're mostly focused on sort of land use planning and preservation of agricultural land and economic growth and development and working together as a region, as opposed to competing with each other.
Michael WaltersGUEST
12:51
But housing was also an important part of that conversation.
WanyeHOST
47:05
that.
WanyeHOST
47:06
His name was Don Iverson.
WanyeHOST
47:08
Our Obama.
RickHOST
47:09
Mm-hmm.

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