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Local 514

Local 514

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 Want to keep up to date with Montreal news? Local 514's news podcast is a talk show where host, Kalden Dhatsenpa, is joined by a wide variety of guests who have unique perspectives on Montréal's politics and movements. Local 514 is a proud production of CUTV.Local 514 Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Who will be MTL’s next mayor? w/ Katia Lo Innes

    Who will be MTL’s next mayor? w/ Katia Lo Innes
    Oct 30 2025

    Local 514 host Kalden Dhatsenpa is joined by regular guest, Katia Lo Innes to help viewers and listeners familiarize themselves with the different options available to them at the ballot box for the 2025 Montréal municipal elections. With new parties, and new mayoral hopefuls what is there to know before casting a vote November 2nd? Tune in to learn more about the different parties vying for your vote!
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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • Talking to Transition MTL's Sergio Da Silva

    Talking to Transition MTL's Sergio Da Silva
    Oct 29 2025

    Sergio Da Silva is one of Transition Montréal’s star candidates this municipal election. Host Kalden Dhatsenpa sits down with the city councillor candidate for Saint-Jacques to discuss nightlight, expropriation, and some tweets of his that have bothered right-wingers. Listen now to hear the full conversation.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Talking to Projet MTL’s Logan Littlefield

    Talking to Projet MTL’s Logan Littlefield
    Oct 28 2025

    On this episode of Local 514, host Kalden Dhatsenpa speaks to Projet MTL ‘s candidate Logan Littlefield who is running to become borough councillor in the Champlain—L’Île-des-Soeurs district of Verdun. Logan Littlefield is a landscape architect with a vision for Verdun’s future. Can he defend the Projet administration? Tune in to find out.
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    36 mins
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