EPISODE · Jul 30, 2018 · 1H 11M
E-83 Watching social media but not in a creepy way ft Tamara Baluja
from Cambie Report · host Ian, Patrick & Matthew
CBC Vancouver Social Media Editor Tamara Baluja joins this week's episode to talk about the social media discussions happening in this election. Baluja and Metro Affairs Reporter (and past guest) Justin McElroy together launched Metro Matters, the new CBC municipal politics newsletter. Subscribe: www.cbc.ca/metromatters Also in this episode: Yes Vancouver announces its election slate The Mayor's Council approves Translink fare changes (and Seth Rogen as the new guest voice - intro audio via @Translink) PavCo vs Vancouver view cones OneCity candidate Brandon Yan accused of deleting tweets OneCity's Windfall Power land value proposal And this week's Vancouveratta: The Dyke March. Find more details at vancouverdykemarch.com For access to our Patron-slack and an early invite to our next live show, support the show at patreon.com/cambiereport
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CBC Vancouver Social Media Editor Tamara Baluja joins to talk Metro Matters newsletter and the latest news
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