Climate action, conflicts, decriminalization, police unleashed and Langley off the rails.
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E-710 How do you count to six?
Vancouver considers congestion pricing as part of its climate emergency response. The City also faces a hole in its budget that the province isn’t going to fill. Council considers an Auditor General and an Olympic bid and a West Van councillor is in trouble for a dick joke.
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E-722 Charts on a podcast returns
A councillor could be removed from office, masks will be encouraged, intrepid data journalism, urbanist hopes dashed, anguish over social housing sales and parking for veterans.
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E-749 Follow the money
Big money being spent on Facebook ads, a bombshell conflict of interest allegation, a new housing plan, toxic billboards and more.
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E-771 They can’t fire you, you quit
Anti-homeless rhetoric is spreading in Vancouver & the NPA, rumblings about potential mayoral candidates in Vancouver & Surrey and gondola consultation.
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E-792 Don’t cause a ruckus
Lawyer Micah Goldberg joins Ian & Matthew to break down the Park Board’s new camping bylaw. Plus NPA drama, housing impasse at city council and byelections in Burnaby.
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The following is a largely AI-generated transcript for E-792. Please excuse any errors. [00:00:29] Matthew Naylor: It is August 14th, 2020, and there are 792 days until the Vancouver municipal elections. […]
E-799 We’re not calling it a comeback
COVID-19, Black Lives Matter protests, drinking in parks, a lot has changed since our last episode.
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The following is a largely AI-generated transcript for E-799. Excuse any errors, we’re trying to catch up on these and need to sort out a workflow. Want to help make our […]