How do you get political power in Nova Scotia if you’re not an Archibald?...
Sandra Hannebohm's opening monologue on a recent episode of the Off Script podcast, Women in Politics: The Experience of Female MLAs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv2dRvE2OTo
Living Life in Public: Rachel Bailey, Jennifer Watts, Lynn Hennigar
Councillor Lynn Hennigar (Left-Mahone Bay), Mayor Rachel Bailey (Centre-Lunenburg) and Councillor Jennifer Watts (Right-Halifax) have a frank conversation about living life in the public...
How to Lose an Election | Alex Godbold
Alex Godbold, was the candidate for the NDP in the district of South Shore Saint Margaret's in the 2015 federal election. In this video...
Living Life in Public: Waye Mason, Henderson Paris, Lisa Emery
Councillors Waye Mason (Halifax), Lisa Emery (Amherst) and Henderson Paris (New Glasgow) have a frank conversation about living life in the public eye in...
Know the Diversity of Your Community | Sharon Davis-Murdoch
Sharon Davis-Murdoch recently retired from the Nova Scotia Department of Health where she worked as a health policy advisor on Diversity and Social Inclusion...
How to Lose an Election | Keltie Jones
Keltie Jones was the losing candidate in the mayoral election in Truro in 2012. As the final presenter for our Truro campaign school, she...
The Art and Science of Door-knocking | Keltie Jones
Keltie Jones has run in several elections. She was successfully elected in the state of California as a school board trustee, and most recently,...
An Introduction to Municipal Elections in Nova Scotia and FAQ for Candidates | Mark...
Mark covers the basic rules for municipal election candidates in Nova Scotia, along with the basics of Municipal Government.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wok2O_OMNH0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtlmntgZBNw
How to run an election campaign | Mark Coffin
In this workshop Mark unpacks some of the basic tactics and strategies used by political campaigns to reach voters, identify supporters, get the vote...
Better Politics and Watchdogging Parliament Hill: Kevin Page @ Better Politics Awards 2016
Kevin Page was Canada's first Parliamentary Budget Officer, and was the keynote speaker at the 2016 Better Politics Awards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiiFhzBONU0