[1] Bradley has appeared on many parliamentary committees on behalf of the municipal sector, and has made numerous media appearances, including a regular stint as a discussion panelist on Ontario Morning, CBC Radio One's local morning show in Southern Ontario.
A lengthy interview with him in his office at Sarnia City Hall also appeared in Michael Moore's documentary Bowling for Columbine.
Bradley was also interviewed by Kevin McShan, a graduate of the St. Clair College Journalism program who now has his own YouTube channel.
Bradley was also interviewed on The Alim Show, hosted by Alim Nathoo, on 100.3 Sound FM CKMS Radio Waterloo CKMS-FM on 23 February 2016 where he talked about his advocacy for hiring People with Disabilities and how people need to do the right thing by allowing them to participate fully in society.
He also mentioned the importance of all cities to have all public transit buses to have "Stop Announcements" and how it is the law to have that in the Province of Ontario.
[2] In the summer of 2016, Sarnia City Council approved of a 90-day suspension of Bradley's pay following an integrity commissioner's recommendation.