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
188 Episodes
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Fundraising data, Surrey policing, drug use and throwing bricks at cars
What do Vancouver, West Vancouver, Richmond and Sayward all have in common?
Park board abolition, budget task force and naming rights, car-free gastown and more.
Denis Agar tells us about Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders
RIP Park Board, upzoning stress dreams, cop math and drink suggestions
What's the point of a city council given the province's new housing laws?
No to Little Mountain social housing. No to red light cameras. Yes to VPD and golf courses.
Everything is madness and local politics is stumbling its way through a crowded room.
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.
Cops. Huh. What are they good for?
Ken Sim clears Hastings Street and has thoughts on housing. Brenda Locke stands by her interpretation of a meeting.
China alleged to have interfered in the 2022 Vancouver election and Broadway comes back to a vote
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.
Victoria and Vancouver look at missing middle upzoning. ABC is in on Chinatown but out on UBC SkyTrain, the renters office, VANDU and eco fees. And Kennedy Stewart wrote a book.
Governing is easy when you have a majority
Doug McCallum walks, Sim in Doha and libraries should be free
The trial of Doug McCallum, the police and Vancouver's new council
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