
Vancouver’s politics podcast. Hosted by Matthew Naylor and Ian Bushfield. Support the show at patreon.com/cambiereport
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary | |||

We have results and they tell us that people wanted change!
Maybe they wanted someone leftwing, others wanted someone rightwing, many just wanted someone uncontroversial. A few were very happy though. We go through what happened across the region a... more
Ian and Matthew are up bright and early to celebrate covering our third municipal election!
We power through Vancouver and its environs, sharing some thoughts on (almost) every municipality’s race and who we’d support if we had to. Some are enthusi... more
A provincial election threatens to disrupt our regular programming, just like COPE’s “Evict Ken Sim” campaign is hurting Ken Sim. Challengers drop off, paving the way for Mayor Pete Fry, if the polls are to be believed. The cops stay “neutral” and th... more
Ken Sim taks a page from Danielle Smith’s books and decides we need to vote on some things, facts be damned. Will it be enough to save him from the polls? Stewart Prest fills in on this one.
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Fun to learn one of my fav podcasts is hosted by my cousin: Hey Matthew! (Dominique here!).
Moved here a few years ago and its a great accessible and entertaining show to get up to date on local politics.
My only source of local political analysis. I appreciate Bushfield's thought processes but wow Naylor is annoying. Kinda textbook definition of a blowhard.
I appreciate the thorough reporting on local politics so much but I gotta say, that one host is not only critical of literally everything but is inconsistent in his own opinions from episode to episode! Feels like this podcast is more about him stroking his own ego than about actual critical thought and constructive dialogue. (And I say that as someone whose politics generally align with those of the hosts.) If anyone else was making a Vancouver politics podcast, I’d be listening to that instead... more
Humorous partners do a deep dive into what’s happening around Vancouver from different perspectives. Very opinionated, but from an informed perspective.
My only problem is that they could have more podcasts. Well worth a donation to help keep it going.
Love love love the Cambie Report! Expect candid analysis of municipal politics across the Lower Mainland. Highly recommend becoming a patreon supporter too!
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The show provides in-depth analysis of Vancouver-area municipal politics, elections, and policy debates, often focusing on housing, transit, and governance dynamics across the region. Episodes feature sharp polling, candidate dynamics, party strategy, and accountability conversations, with a mix of data-driven critique and candid interviews. A standout aspect is the willingness to unpack complex election mechanics and coalition-building at the municipal level, plus regular cross-coverage of Greater Vancouver politics that helps listeners understand how local decisions ripple outward.
Noteworthy elements include a balance of serious policy discussion and accessible, sometimes humorous commentary, plus a track record of inviting diverse voic... more
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2. Stewart Prest
3. William Azaroff
4. Amanda Burrows
5. Patrick Johnstone
6. Annette Reilly
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