Vancouver’s politics podcast. Hosted by Matthew Naylor and Ian Bushfield. Support the show at https://patreon.com/cambiereport
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary |
Christine Boyle defeats Andrea Reimer in the battle of Little Mountain, meaning we’re likely headed to a council byelection later this year. Last year’s annual report fundraising gives us some insight into how well each party might do. Surrey meanwhi... more
The municipal becomes the provincial as two friends-of-the-pod compete in the race to replace an outgoing MLA. Mike Klassen asks the city for money for a Junos trip, Ken Sim asks a park board commissioner for forgiveness and the MST Nations are going... more
Park board abolition, budget task force and naming rights, car-free gastown and more. Links * Muni Ministry – Park Board MMA-2023-33456.pdf * Vancouver Mayor – Park Board 2023-763 – res.pdf * “the province is not going to be surprised” * Sim says Va... more
Denis Agar, founder of Movement, a transit advocacy nonprofit organization, discusses the challenges and solutions for improving transit in Metro Vancouver. We cover the issues with the 49 bus route, the need for bus lanes and other transit improveme... more
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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. more
Love love love the Cambie Report! Expect candid analysis of municipal politics across the Lower Mainland. Highly recommend becoming a patreon supporter too!
I crave local news on policy, development, community and transportation. This pod gives you this in a thorough way, often with some comedic interludes which I also enjoy.
This podcast got me really engaged in local politics. Many smart people listen to this podcast and you can be one of them.
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