Left Looking In

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Left Looking In is hosted by David Moscrop featuring new guests every month to discuss the issues that matter to you. We want to push the envelope on key conversations and look for solutions – not more problems.

  1. 15/12/2025

    On the Front Lines

    In this special live episode of Left Looking In, host David Moscrop sits down with CUPE Local 416 President Eddie Mariconda and CUPE National President Mark Hancock to talk about worker power, political engagement, and the fights that shape public sector work in Canada. From the frontline role of stewards to national battles over anti-scab laws and the Air Canada strike, this conversation breaks down how solidarity is built – and why it matters now more than ever.

    46min

  2. 07/11/2025

    Stronger Together – Ft. Mayor Olivia Chow

    What does it take to build a city that truly cares for its people? Mayor Olivia Chow joins Dave Moscrop to talk about leading with compassion, rebuilding trust in public institutions, and bringing people together to solve Toronto’s toughest challenges. From housing to transit to the everyday heroes who keep the city moving, we’re unpacking how collaboration can shape a stronger, fairer Toronto for us all.

    34min

  3. 20/10/2025

    Code Red to Code Ready

    Behind every call for help is a workforce that needs time to breathe and space to recover. Local 416 paramedic leaders join Dave Moscrop to discuss what it takes to keep Toronto’s emergency response system running when the calls never stop. Peter Shirer and Charles Labelle outline the wins, the gaps, and the plan to secure better staffing, better recovery time, and better care for our city.

    36min

  4. 21/07/2025

    The History of the State of the Union

    They say history repeats itself. This time, it’s on the mic. Host David Moscrop sits down with TCEU Local 416 President Eddie Mariconda and VP Ted Aivalis to unpack over a century of union history, from strikes and amalgamation to fights over privatization and what lies ahead for public workers in Toronto.

    36min

  5. 28/04/2025

    Climate Action That Works for Workers

    The climate crisis isn’t just about science – it’s about people and how we live, work, and take care of our communities. In this episode, Rick Smith, President of the Canadian Climate Institute, joins us to explore the critical intersection of climate action and workers' rights. We discuss how Canada can transition to a sustainable economy without sacrificing jobs, emphasizing the role of unions in shaping environmental policy, and the need for early worker involvement in climate discussions.

    34min

  6. 20/03/2025

    It's time to BUILD. How do we do that? – Ft. Nate Erskine-Smith

    Housing affordability isn’t just a market issue, it’s a human one. In this episode, we sit down with Federal Minister of Housing, The Hon. Nate Erskine-Smith, to talk about real solutions to the housing crisis. From tackling red tape and exclusionary zoning to expanding non-market housing, we discuss what it will take to make housing more affordable and accessible for all Canadians.

    33min

  7. 07/03/2025

    What We're Up Against

    In this episode of Left Looking In, we sit down with Candace Rennick, Secretary-Treasurer of CUPE National, to talk about what fuels the labour movement. From her first job in long-term care to leading national fights for fair wages and respect, Candace shares what she’s learned: organizing is the key to winning justice. We dive into the power of collective action, the resurgence of strikes across Canada, and why unions give workers the courage and confidence to demand better.

    26min

  8. 14/02/2025

    Wait...There's an Election?

    In this special episode of Left Looking In, host Dave Moscrop is joined by TCEU Local 416 VP, Ted Aivalis, and legendary pollster, Allan Gregg, to explore how politicians are working to connect with voters across Ontario. With early voting just days away, they unpack the critical relationships between workers, the government, and the opposition—focusing on key groups like new Canadians in the suburbs, and blue-collar workers. After all, these are the voters who could shape the future of the province.

    32min
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Sobre

Left Looking In is hosted by David Moscrop featuring new guests every month to discuss the issues that matter to you. We want to push the envelope on key conversations and look for solutions – not more problems.

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  • Criado por
    CUPE 416
  • Anos de atividade
    2022 - 2025
  • Episódios
    34
  • Classificação
    Explícito
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    © 2026 Left Looking In
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    Left Looking In