Cambie Report
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Vancouver's local politics podcast. Hosted by Matthew Naylor and Ian Bushfield. Email us cambiereport@gmail.com | Support the show at https://patreon.com/cambiereport
187 Episodes
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New West Mayor Patrick Johnstone joins us to break down the state of the races across Metro Vancouver
Someone's going to need a new political compass to decipher all the political parties running in Vancouver
What's in: Finance reports and new parties. What's out: Speeding, garburators, disabled housing, Pride, Stanley Park Train and the Mayor's Gym
A lot of things won't be happening in Vancouver these days but at least we'll get a fancy new sign
A look back at the byelection that happened a month or so ago
A last look at ABC's rocky campaign before the byelection
The Vancouver byelection candidates get the mic to ask for your vote.
The VPD officially didn't cover up Ken Sim's DUI, cops & DTES plans, Bligh fired, ABC candidates, open meetings and Surrexit
Byelection candidates, supportive housing pause, Metro Van boycott and the Delta Police spark an international incident.
It's double byelection time!
What better way to mark Ken Sim's first two years as mayor than with Chip Wilson Day!
Council & Park Board drama, housing targets and no fire stations in my backyard
The latest threat to neighbourhood character: Young children
We can't have nice things. We can't have a spa, we can't have the polar bears, we can't have a mural, we can't have the RCMP in Surrey, we can't have temporary modular housing and we can't have water. But we can have a beer at Khatsalano.
Surrey policing drama, disqualifications, ethics issues, car-free pilots and mean girls.
Ken Sim clears Hastings Street and has thoughts on housing. Brenda Locke stands by her interpretation of a meeting.
Budget day in Vancouver and fun facts about the Community Charter
Election spending data, climate inaction, procedural shenanigans, social housing, bike lane consultations forever, police funding and school board culture wars.
Governing is easy when you have a majority
The results are in. There's 1,462 days to go until the next one.
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