Ward Zero – Episode 17: Latest mayoral poll, debate breakdown, Nenshi

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Election day is fast approaching and the Ward Zero team is hard at work giving you the latest on the Calgary municipal election with information and analysis.

Esmahan Razavi leads Jeremy Zhao and LiveWire Calgary editor Darren Krause through the latest mayoral poll – the first to show Jyoti Gondek in the lead. They also break down this week’s Arts Commons forum and the Farkas focus.

Plus, they discuss a Chris Turner piece in Alberta Views that looks back at the Nenshi years.

Yes, there are hot takes to start things off and there are quick hits to wrap things up – another full episode of the Ward Zero podcast.

Ward Zero – Episode 17

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