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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2020 · 39 MIN

E-668 Neighbourly Lawsuits (live)

from Cambie Report · host Ian Bushfield, Matthew Naylor

We dive into two stories this week. First, a bit more on the reply from Councillor Michael Wiebe to a petition to remove him over allegations of breaching conflict of interest rules. And second a look at a new study into whether neighbourhood associations reflect the broader public.We recorded and streamed this live to YouTube as a test of our upcoming December 30 Holiday Live Show, which will be a crossover with PolitiCoast. Apologies for some of the sound quality issues, we are still working the bugs out.LinksConflict of interest case involving Vancouver councillor goes to B.C. Supreme Court The representativeness of neighbourhood associations in Toronto and Vancouver - Aaron A Moore, R Michael McGregor, 2020Vancouveratta: Robson Square

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