Entertaining the public has been an instrumental part of civil (or not so civil) society since time eternal. Whether it was gathering to cheer on one’s favourite gladiator in Roman times, the jousts and festivals of the medieval era or watching your favourite sporting event today, it is an important part of who we are. In the Municipal environment it can sometimes mean supporting these events, teams and venue owners from the sidelines or it may mean investing tax dollars in arenas and sports fields. We're joined by Mark Rinaldi co-owner of the Brighton Speedway and Tim Durkin co-owner of the Frankford Huskies
To learn more, visit www.communitymatters.ca
Entertaining the public has been an instrumental part of civil (or not so civil) society since time eternal. Whether it was gathering to cheer on one’s favourite gladiator in Roman times, the jousts and festivals of the medieval era or watching your favourite sporting event today, it is an important part of who we are. In the Municipal environment it can sometimes mean supporting these events, teams and venue owners from the sidelines or it may mean investing tax dollars in arenas and sports fields. We're joined by Mark Rinaldi co-owner of the Brighton Speedway and Tim Durkin co-owner of the Frankford Huskies
To learn more, visit www.communitymatters.ca