
Your connection to the issues and stories shaping life in Metro Vancouver. Hosted by Stephen Quinn, with new episodes every Tuesday and Wednesday, plus a Thursday dive into city politics with Justin McElroy.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 245 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Multiplexes are spreading across Vancouver as the province pushes for more housing. Supporters say it will fix the “missing middle,” but some residents argue these buildings present numerous challenges, including concerns around privacy and parking p... more
Vancouver council just rejected two major housing projects, breaking a pattern that rarely changes. So why now? And what does it mean for the upcoming election? Plus, Stephen and Justin talk about a fight over lifeguard cuts and who’s really in charg... more
A murder case leads to a strange discovery inside the Vancouver Police property office. Two key phones don’t match, and a note hints at something bigger. CBC’s Jason Proctor explains what Project Loyalty found — and why the case is still unresolved.
With less than 90 days to go, Vancouver is getting ready to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. But it's not the first time Vancouver has welcomed the world for a major event. So what can the city learn from Expo 86 and the 2010 Olympics? Does Vancouver fe... more
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I love the focus on Vancouver issues in a short interview style. Stephen Quinn is excellent: insightful and compassionate.
I really want to love this podcast but despite listening to multiple episodes, I am having a hard time engaging with it. Not sure, if it’s the host, interviewees or the subject, it’s very blah to me. Average at best
Listening to this podcast every day keeps me informed on what’s going on in Vancouver . It’s short, to the point, and Stephen Quinn is a great host.
Stephen Quinn has earned my trust over the years and its wonderful to have a steady feed of local interest stories available like this.
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Vancouver-focused stories tend to center on city governance, development debates, budgeting, and public accountability, often weaving in politics with local impact. Episodes frequently feature a mix of reporters, politicians, and subject-matter experts to unpack multi-stakeholder issues such as municipal planning, public safety, and major infrastructure projects. A notable strength is concise, opinionated interviewing that keeps complex city dynamics accessible, with a steady cadence of interviews that suit time-constrained listeners who want quick, informed takeaways on timely civic topics.
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Recent guests on This is Vancouver include:
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4. Andrea Reimer
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7. Daniel Coles
8. Frances Bula
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