EPISODE · Jan 28, 2021 · 45 MIN
E-626 That little purple hatchback has seen horrors
from Cambie Report · host Ian Bushfield, Matthew Naylor
Coquitlam council continues to meet in-person, Vancouver continues to be expensive and the NPA continues to be a trainwreck. Nevertheless, some things are moving forward as the City makes in roads on decriminalizing all drugs, easing the path for nonprofit developments and allowing corner stores once more. And council agreed to call for a slightly higher threshold to run for office.Why is Coquitlam council meeting in person during COVID?Home prices in Vancouver have increased by nearly 80% in the last decade: studyVancouver mayor says feds agree to talks over decriminalization of drugs NPA shenanigansWorries Rise that NPA Board Could Run Extremist Candidates in 2022Dan Fumano: NPA leadership opts not to publicly face serious questionsDan Fumano: Frustrations boiling over between NPA politicians and their board NPA claims above articles are "false and defamatory"UBC Students Against Bigotry brings receipts City of Vancouver considering expediting non-profit housing by eliminating rezoning step | Urbanized Classic Vancouver corner stores could be making a comeback - NEWS 1130 Report Back Random Order Ballot Model Used in the 2018 Vancouver Election: 2021 Jan 21 and Staff Presentation Justin McElroy's tweet thread on Kennedy Stewart's dropped electoral reform platform pledge'Unprofessional and Disrespectful': Walker Among Items Taken from Homeless People Citywide Parking Permits consultation Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation launches coyote education campaign Vancouver seaplane company to resume test flights with electric commercial airplaneVancouveratta: Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre
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The NPA continues to be a trainwreck and Vancouver will make it marginally harder to stand for election.
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