The Squamish Nation looks to build 6000 homes, Vancouver staff propose changes to rental incentives, protests continue in Burnaby and pigeons threaten to bring down a North Vancouver councillor.
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Stoppage! Transit, fireworks, poop construction
Zoe Ferry returns for a jam packed episode with Matthew in which they discuss the transit strike, the fireworks ban and more.
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All (Federal) Politics is Local
What happened federally that municipal politics should care about? Matthew is joined by Mark Elyas, a municipal and public affairs consultant with KCD Consulting to discuss the aftermath of the vote.
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Global politics descends on Vancouver
Protests, immigration raids and the province makes an announcement regarding the Surrey RCMP transition.
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Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West
The Tri-Cities Mayor talks about populism, housing, transit and more.
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Data-driven transportation with Lon LaClaire
An interview with Vancouver’s Director of Transportation about the City’s use of data.
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Less democracy means better democracy
Vancouver City Council motion marathon, TransLink moves forward and Burnaby’s Rental Task Force.
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Transport 2050 with Andrew McCurran
We talk to TransLink’s Director, Strategic Planning & Policy about the future of transportation in Metro Vancouver.
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An Olympic City-wide Plan
Ian and Matthew predict the outcome of the City-wide Plan as the vote happens.
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What do you do with the poo? Vancouver Chief Resilience Officer Katie McPherson
Is Vancouver ready for the next big earthquake or the long-term stress of affordability?
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