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Vancouver's new local politics podcast. Covering the 2018 municipal election. Hosted by Matthew Naylor and Ian Bushfield. Email us cambiereport@gmail.com | Support the show at https://patreon.com/cambiereport
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Signup to Generate a PitchCambie Report is hosted by Ian Bushfield, Matthew Naylor. The show has published 203 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "E4-1462 Kick the Bums Out" (18 October 2026, 36 minutes), "E3-24 The politicians are politicking" (24 September 2026, 36 minutes), and "E3-58 A bold strategy Cotton" (21 August 2026, 32 minutes).
Cambie Report publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 203 episodes.
Booking probability for Cambie Report is 44%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cambie Report requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cambie Report's contact route on record: verified email.
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Ian Bushfield, Matthew Naylor hosts Cambie Report, a news podcast with 203 episodes published.
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Episode #180
We have results and they tell us that people wanted change! Maybe they wanted someone leftwing, others wanted someone rightwing, many just wanted someone uncontroversial. A few were very happy though. We go through what...
Episode #178
A provincial election threatens to disrupt our regular programming, just like COPE's "Evict Ken Sim" campaign is hurting Ken Sim. Challengers drop off, paving the way for Mayor Pete Fry, if the polls are to be believed...
Episode #177
Ken Sim taks a page from Danielle Smith's books and decides we need to vote on some things, facts be damned. Will it be enough to save him from the polls? Stewart Prest fills in on this one. Links Check out Stewart's...
Episode #174
Vancouver's centre-left has reached a unity deal that ensures they can still split the vote. Elections BC releases the parties annual reports, giving us a glimpse into everyone's financial situation. Candidates are...
Episode #173
Ken Sim maybe told people Sean Orr is a drug dealer based on a dodgy photo but he's really sorry. Candidates are announcing their intention to run for election. Some housing is going ahead, some isn't and Vancouver...
Episode #172
William Azaroff wins the OneCity mayoral nomination and his first act is a “progressive primary” ultimatum to COPE and the Greens. The Liberals pick up another candidate and nominations for council seats are underway...
Episode #171
We're back and this time intend to stay back as this election is shaping up to be chaotic with Ken Sim seeking re-election, Pete Fry launching a bid for mayor and the Vancouver Liberals getting their first caucus...
Episode #170
OneCity Vancouver is in the midst of their mayoral nomination contest, so we spoke to the two candidates: William Azaroff and Amanda Burrows about why they want to lead the city. Learn more: William Azaroff Amanda...
Just one year to go until voters across Metro Vancouver go to the polls to elect their next mayors and city councils. New Westminster Mayor Patrick Johnstone joins Ian to preview the races to watch across the region...
Episode #168
Did you miss us? We're back to talk UBCM, the preponderance of parties that will participate in next year's election, the war of the Langleys and the wizard in the park. Links UBCM convention shows drift from...
Episode #167
What's in: Finance reports and new parties. What's out: Speeding, garburators, disabled housing, Pride, Stanley Park Train and the Mayor's Gym Links Byelection finance reports Administrative Monetary Penalties Posted...
Episode #166
An emergency motion for a Lapu Lapu Day tragedy memorial event surprises even Filipino BC. The Kitsilano Coalition is happy to see the city concede on the planned supportive housing project. The Vancouver Renters'...
Episode #165
We mourn with everyone who lost friends and loved ones at the recent Lapu Lapu tragedy. In the coming months, we'll be sure to follow the ongoing political fallout of the failures that led to this event. In the...
"I'm sorry" - Ken Sim about five times in the last month. Also featuring Annette Reilly of the Vancouver Green's statement. Links Vancouver byelection: Seven candidates from five parties make their pitch Vancouver sees...
Episode #163
We turned the mics over to the candidates for the Vancouver byelection so you can hear directly from them. Featuring Lucy Malone (OneCity), Colleen Hardwick (TEAM), Sean Orr (COPE), Jaime Stein (ABC) and Theodore Abbott...
Episode #162
With 38 days until the Vancouver by-elections, we delve into the DUI allegations against Mayor Ken Sim, which were reportedly dismissed by police investigations. We discuss Task Force Barrage, a new initiative targeting...
Episode #161
Byelection candidates, supportive housing pause, Metro Van boycott and the Delta Police spark an international incident. Links OneCity candidate - Lucy Maloney: OneCity Vancouver By-election Candidate COPE - COPE...
Episode #160
Two byelections at the same time folks. With Vancouver's longest-serving councillor, Adriane Carr, stepping down and Christine Boyle's election to the BC Legislature, Vancouver needs two new councillors. We look at the...
Episode #159
Two-years of Ken Sim, Crab Park residents evicted, some upcoming byelections, Burnaby affordable housing requirements axed, New West mayor chastised and Surrey gets its first weed store. Links Q&A: Ken Sim reflects on...
Episode #158
Sarah Kirby-Yung is mad at Rebecca Bligh. Pete Fry is mad at Ken Sim. Everyone is acting like children. It's the council we know and love. But at least with a majority, they passed most everything they wanted (for...
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public transit advocate, Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders
President of the Research Co. Polling Company, Research Co. Polling Company
Municipal Affairs Reporter, My Brother, My Brother, and Me
BC Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs, B.C. Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs
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