
Your connection to the issues and stories facing people across Vancouver. Host Stephen Quinn is your guide. Episodes drop weekly.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 189 | Founded | a year ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

What is the easiest way to get from city to city without a car? Well, if you lived in Europe or much of Asia, the answer would be obvious: a train. But in Metro Vancouver, it’s not that simple, even with our single passenger train service, which this... more
From food banks to smaller grocery baskets, working families are finding ways to get by as food prices keep climbing. The CBC’s Alison Cole has been speaking to shoppers, experts, and food bank leaders to explore how food inflation is reshaping daily... more
The Park Theatre was set to close — until a group of filmmakers stepped in to save it. Stephen Quinn speaks with Vancouver directors Zach Lipovsky and Chris Ferguson about the history of the theatre and why they're lending a hand.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim’s plan to create a new housing corporation was blocked at City Hall — even though his ABC team had more votes. Municipal Affairs Reporter Justin McElroy breaks down what happened, why both sides are blaming each other, and wha... 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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| Apple Podcasts | #126 | 
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Focused on the various stories and pressing issues that affect the residents of Vancouver, this show explores topics ranging from community support and safety to housing and public health. Each episode paints a vivid picture of life in the city, shedding light on significant events, local concerns, and the voices that shape the community. With interviews from both experts and everyday citizens, insights into Vancouver's socio-political landscape and challenges are presented in a concise, engaging format. Notably, the podcast emphasizes the importance of local engagement and informed discussion, aiming to foster a deeper understanding among listeners about their city's dynamics.
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