Cambie Report

Ian and Matthew are back in the post-Patrick podcast epoch to talk about the City-wide Plan and more. City-wide Plan goes to a vote, which we correctly predict the outcome of 10m53s Commercial property tax changes 15m10s Development hope and federal election spillover 23m49s Charts on a podcast redux - the market rental voting record edition 31m43s A Brightside proposal 33m14s Great Translink Non Announcement of 2019 and how we’re always wrong about ridership estimates 36m38s Port Moody: "More than a Bedroom Community! Building a Tech & Innovation Hub that Revitalizes Port Moody with Great Jobs!" 40m26s Vancouveratta: Burrard Bridge Bike Lanes turn 10

Patrick interviewed Vancouver's Transportation Manager, Dale Bracewell, as well as long time climate activist Tzeporah Berman to talk about what the recent climate change report at the City of Vancouver will mean. The full interviews were released to our Patreon subscribers at patreon.com/cambiereport 0:00 - Rebecca, high school student, speech at council 4:47 - Dale Bracewell City of Vancouver 32:07 - Tzeporah Berman, Climate advocate The Report approved by council: https://council.vancouver.ca/20190424/documents/cfsc1.pdf

This episode is a bit delayed due to some issues editing, however we go through a number of issues including the fallout from 420, the ongoing scandal with the Whitecaps and a number of transit issues, including the movement towards free passes for youth and low income individuals. Our Vancouveratta this week is the ongoing fundraiser for The Dude at Dude Chilling Park, check out the Indiegogo campaign here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dude-chilling-park-return-of-the-dude#/

Burnaby

Matthew and Patrick sat down earlier in the week to talk about topics from Rental 100 in Vancouver to school dress codes in Chilliwack, with a healthy dose of Burnaby in between. Topics include: Port Coquitlam demoviction District of North Vancouver killed another social housing project Maple Ridge's battle with the Province over Anita Place homeless tent city Chilliwack School Board's vote on school dress codes The latest news on Vancouver council's tussle over Rental 100 and terminating funding for Vancouver Rape Relief The battle in Burnaby within the Burnaby Citizens Association, and just what do you call a resident of Burnaby? We conclude with our Vancouveratta, where we chat about what each municipality's demonym should be! Let us know how you think your city residents should be referred to!

Patrick sat down with Matt Horne (@HorneMatt) at the City of Vancouver to talk about the range of ways the City tackles issues of climate change, including how to communicate it to residents, what works and what doesn't and what successes the city has had. Mentioned in the show: Map sea level rise in your community: http://ss2.climatecentral.org Vancouver climate change strategy: https://vancouver.ca/green-vancouver/climate-change-adaptation-strategy.aspx Vancouver Emissions Targeting: https://vancouver.ca/green-vancouver/goals-and-target.aspx