Articles that Mention Marty Green
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Thursday, 24 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
Marty Green, formerly of the cable access TV program, Math With Marty, two decades ago, would reconfigure bus routes to increase bus use. He produced maps with new bus routes that looked like pass patterns the Winnipeg Blue Bombers could use on Sunday. ...
Also mentions:
Gord Steeves
Sam Katz
Terry Wachniak
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
Marty Green: Education student and former cable-access TV personality. Steven Hennessey: MLCC loss-prevention co-ordinator and civic committee member. Hammad Khan: E-commerce consultant and president of Association of Pakistani Canadians. ...
Also mentions:
Gord Steeves
Sam Katz
Harry Wolbert
Greg Nordman
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Steven Hennessey
Beverley Watson
Carl Osato
Sunday, 23 October 2011
CBC.ca:
The St. Vital candidates are, in alphabetical order: Mike Ducharme Marty Green Steven Hennessey Hammad Khan Brian Mayes Greg Nordman Carl Osato Terry Wachniak Beverley Watson Harry Wolbert They are hoping to replace Gord Steeves, who stepped down ...
Also mentions:
Gord Steeves
Harry Wolbert
Greg Nordman
Terry Wachniak
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Steven Hennessey
Beverley Watson
Carl Osato
Saturday, 22 October 2011
CTV.ca:
Also on the ballot: Mike Ducharme, Marty Green, Steven Hennessey, Hammad Khan, Brian Mayes, Carl Osato, Terry Wachniak, Beverley Watson and Harry Wolbert. St. Vital residents will also cast votes for school trustees in the Winnipeg School Division and ...
Also mentions:
Grant Nordman
Gord Steeves
Harry Wolbert
Greg Nordman
Terry Wachniak
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Steven Hennessey
Beverley Watson
Carl Osato
Winnipeg Free Press:
Mike Ducharme, Marty Green, Steven Hennessey, Hammad Khan, Brian Mayes, Greg Nordman, Carl Osato, Terry Wachniak, Beverley Watson and Harry Wolbert. Why the vacancy? Mike Ducharme resigned to run in the St. Vital council byelection. ...
Also mentions:
Gord Steeves
Harry Wolbert
Greg Nordman
Terry Wachniak
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Steven Hennessey
Beverley Watson
Carl Osato
Election Questionnaire
Why did you decide to run in the 2011 Winnipeg by-election?
I’m running for City Council for one reason only: to fix the bus system. I have a plan to fix the bus system without spending 2 billion dollars. The City says my plan won’t work because it doesn’t take into account the needs of the elderly and the handicapped. I don’t want to sound like the Grinch Who Stole Christmas, but if you design a system to cater to the needs of the elderly and the handicapped, then that’s who’s going to ride your busses. If you want to attract the ridership of busy people who need to get from A to B in a hurry, then you’ve got to design your system for their needs. It means a little more walking and a lot less waiting. I’ve calculated the timing and laid out all the routes on my website where you can check it out at http://www.onforeignsoil.com/better_bus_system/
You can also see me advocating for my bus plan on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GDfEjVlZLs
Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
Other than my plan to fix the bus system, I am most interested in finding areas where the existing system of regulations and bylaws creates a disincentive for people to do the right thing. I have a vague suspicion that the lack of affordable housing would be corrected by the free market if not for the adverse affect of certain regulations. And I don't think people should pay more property taxes because they improve their homes. And although I am concerned with crime in Winnipeg, I strongly oppose the omnibus crime bill. I believe all the "get-tough" rhetoric is merely playing to the peanut gallery, and the only ones to suffer would be small-time offenders who didn't have the savvy to play the system.