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Weekends with Scott Shantz

Weekends with Scott Shantz

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 Local, relevant, down-to-earth: Weekends with Scott Shantz keeps you in the loop with the stories that matter to Greater Vancouver. Politics & Government
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Episodes
  • Can Gregor Robertson fix housing? Bill 15: is it needed? Are you ready to 'travel Canadian' this summer?

    Can Gregor Robertson fix housing? Bill 15: is it needed? Are you ready to 'travel Canadian' this summer?
    May 17 2025
    Can Gregor Robertson fix housing? (0:38) Guest: Paul Kershaw - Professor, UBC's School of Population and Public Health and founder of Generation Squeeze Bill 15: Why do we need this? What kind of trouble could this get us into? (15:39) Guest: Sarah Korpan - Government relations and campaign manager, Ecojustice ‘Travel Canadian’ is making a bigger impact than you think (28:55) Guest: Robin Esrock - International bestselling author, TV host, journalist and speaker
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    44 mins
  • Can Gregor Robertson fix housing?

    Can Gregor Robertson fix housing?
    May 17 2025
    Guest: Paul Kershaw - Professor, UBC's School of Population and Public Health and founder of Generation Squeeze
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    13 mins
  • How are stratas affecting the real estate market?

    How are stratas affecting the real estate market?
    May 17 2025
    Guest: Paul Mendes - Partner and Strata Lawyer at LM Law
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    6 mins

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