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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2020 · 54 MIN

E-675 Police feelings don't care about your facts

from Cambie Report · host Matthew Naylor, Ian Bushfield

Vancouver Council heard from over 200 speakers before ultimately voting to freeze the police budget for 2021, setting the stage for a standoff with the Police Board.Kennedy Stewart is also chalking up some wins with his decriminalization motion and increase to the Empty Homes Tax.CANADALAND exposed a sweet deal between UBC and Postmedia and the NPA's board is back in the news.Ian talks a bit about the latest study from his workplace, the BC Humanist Association, on prayers at municipal councils and the Park Board releases a survey showing strong support more space for bicycles and pedestrians in the park.And the District of North Vancouver almost made Christmas even more dark this year.Image credit: Flickr/British Columbia Emergency PhotographyVancouver Budget Justin McElroy budget highlightsBudget highlights from Christine BoyleLive budget debate thread Justin McElroy Vancouver police board approves $6.4 million increase to VPD budgetVancouver Won't Increase Police Budget, But Balks at DefundingCity of Vancouver freezes police department funding as part of 2021 budgetVancouver police chief ‘disappointed’ city budget includes freeze on police fundingCouncil targets New Westminster police for 0% budget increase in 2021Vancouver council unanimously supports motion to decriminalize drug possessionVancouver raising empty homes tax to 3% in 2021 (from 1.25%)Vancouver Papers Sold News Coverage To UBC, Documents Reveal  Dan Fumano: Lawyer says new role with NPA unrelated to lawsuit against Green councillorThe Duty of Neutrality Beyond Saguenay - British Columbia Humanist AssociationAtheist group claims Christian-based prayer at inaugural Vancouver Island council meetings violates court rulingStanley Park survey results indicate majority of respondents want road space dedicated to cyclists and car-free daysBurnaby Mountain Gondola: Phase 2 Public EngagementNorth Vancouver decides against banning Christmas lights after 11 pm (Background thread)VancouverattaHere's why Canadians eat mandarin oranges during the holiday seasonJapanese mandarin oranges put us in touch with history.

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Vancouver Council passes its 2021 budget with a 5% tax hike and the police budget frozen.

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