Ontario municipal elections

probably would have helped the remain side in that particular referendum.

I don't think it was the B.C. election or certainly the Ontario municipal elections, which are happening today.

And I'm going to talk about those still to come.

I really don't know what this delay was, but I'm really hoping that this time we get to find out what the deal is, because we never did find out what we walked away from back in August.

Thank God I did that because I did not know that the next day is Super Bowl Sunday.

But that's a problem for y'all to deal with if you've got tickets for the Sunday show.

Friends, if you've been listening over the last year and a bit, you know that part of the mantra that I have used going into the Ontario municipal elections today is this fall...

Fire them all.

Welcome to the second episode of the StrategyCorp Institute podcast series on the Ontario municipal elections.

I'm your host, Sebastien Labrecque.

After looking at infrastructure with my colleague, Ed Archer, I now want to discuss another important theme in this year's municipal elections, housing.

Welcome to a special podcast series on the Ontario Municipal Elections, brought to you by the StrategyCorp Institute of Public Policy and Economy.

I'm your host, Sébastien Lebrec.

The municipal elections are in full swing across the province.