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Your connection to the issues and stories shaping life in Metro Vancouver. Hosted by Stephen Quinn, with new episodes every Tuesday and Wednesday, plus a Thursday dive into city politics with Justin McElroy.

  1. há 4 dias

    On the verge of municipal elections, could B.C. be headed for a snap provincial election too?

    Politicians from across the province are in Vancouver this week for the annual Union of B.C. Municipalities convention. That event was already happening on the verge of municipal elections across the province. However, part way through the conference, speculation started increasing that Premier David Eby was preparing to call a snap provincial election too. In this episode, Justin McElroy and Stephen Quinn speak about the possible elections on the horizon. Plus, Stephen Quinn hears from two political strategists about whether a snap election is the right move for the Premier.

  2. há 5 dias

    What did the Bishnoi gang say in their letter to police?

    The Bishnoi gang has taken credit for a spate of extortions, shootings, and arsons in British Columbia - many of them in Surrey. Now CBC News has obtained a letter the gang sent to Canada's "defence minister, army and police" that outlines their ambitions to "rule Canada." Stephen Quinn speaks with the CBC's Jason Proctor for more.

  3. há 6 dias

    Who will be the next Mayor of West Vancouver?

    It’s municipal election season, and every Tuesday we’ll be holding a different mayoral debate from a different Metro Vancouver city. In this episode, we focus on the candidates running to be mayor of West Vancouver. Stephen Quinn and Justin McElroy host a debate between current mayor Mark Sager, and his challengers, Sharon Thompson and Kirk LaPointe.

  4. 10 de set.

    Who else wants to lead Vancouver?

    William Azaroff and Stephanie Allen are out, but who are the main candidates still in the race to unseat Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim? Justin McElroy breaks down the other candidates, what they stand for and the race is shaping up.

    Who else wants to lead Vancouver?

  5. 9 de set.

    Has Vancouver’s progressive vote finally united?

    William Azaroff is out of the race for Vancouver mayor. He's backing Green candidate Pete Fry. Stephen Quinn speaks with Vancouver Sun columnist Dan Fumano and political strategist Nicole Brassard about what Azaroff’s exit means for Fry, Ken Sim and the race ahead.

  6. 8 de set.

    Who will be the next Mayor of Langley City?

    It’s municipal election season, and every Tuesday we’ll be holding a different mayoral debate from a different Metro Vancouver city. In this episode, we focus on the candidates running to be mayor of Langley City. Stephen Quinn and Justin McElroy host a debate between curreny mayor Nathan Pachal and city councillor Delaney Mack.

    Who will be the next Mayor of Langley City?

  7. 3 de set.

    Will Vancouver’s progressive parties make a deal?

    Stephanie Allen is out of the race for Vancouver mayor, leaving the Greens and OneCity as the main self-described progressive options. Stephen Quinn and Justin McElroy discuss what happened and what it means for the mayoral race. Plus, Stephen Quinn talks to OneCity candidate William Azaroff about whether a progressive deal is still possible before the nomination deadline.

  8. 2 de set.

    Why did this week's byelections go red?

    On Monday Braeden Caley won a seat for the federal Liberals in the riding of North Vancouver-Capilano. His is one of three ridings to go the Liberals in byelections this week. MP-elect Caley speaks with Stephen Quinn in studio about what the results.

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Your connection to the issues and stories shaping life in Metro Vancouver. Hosted by Stephen Quinn, with new episodes every Tuesday and Wednesday, plus a Thursday dive into city politics with Justin McElroy.

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  • Canal
    CBC Local
  • Criado por
    CBC
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2026
  • Episódios
    317
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    Copyright © CBC 2026
  • Site do podcast
    This is Vancouver

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