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With so many candidates on the ballot again, is it time for electoral reform? Stewart Prest joins to talk through electoral reform. Plus the latest promises from the campaign trail. cambiereport.ca/e-23-i-me-myse… #vanpoli

A little postscript to this thread, the good people Cambie Report The Vancouver Politics Podcast were kind enough to have me on their podcast to talk through some of the implications and options for electoral reform in Vancouver (and elsewhere!) x.com/CambieReport/s…

Colleen Hardwick has apparently met with 50 of Vancouver's 21 neighborhoods.

Earlier this year we had a partial series of candidate statement episodes. We didn't get to all the parties but Forward Together Vancouver was promising us something and we finally have that so here it is (not on the main feed) patreon.com/posts/73230206

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Today, in front of the famous unmoored barge that drifted across the Burrard Inlet during the unprecedented atmospheric river last November, & under smoke-choked skies, we announced the second plank of our New Deal for BC: our Healthy Climate Plan. 🧵/1

Our elections take episode! cambiereport.ca/e1-simcity/ What does this mess mean? We have thoughts but we also have songs. 🎶

Provincial court Judge Harris has approved release of photos of Doug McCallum's foot, which was allegedly run over. latest on public mischief trial tonight Global BC Janet Brown Richard Zussman

We're calling it season 3 now and there's 1,436 days to go until the next election. But first we have to talk about a scaly faced motherfucker. cambiereport.ca/e3-1436-scaly-…

Very normal way to roll out spending. Somehow not understanding that the province wasn't handing over $3 million turned into $10 million of new spending. Either that or this was the plan all along and they wanted the higher number to come out later for reasons.

As a reminder, abstentions count as yes votes