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Adam spoke with Jairo Yunis, BC Director, Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)53% of Canadian small business owners have reported that labour shortages are hindering the growth of their business
Adam spoke with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discussed the following legal matters.Vic Police issue press release concerning man arrested three times in 3 daysA B
Continued discussions on reports of crime and disorder in our region.Adam discussed federal polling numbers with Jon Roe, Research Associate, Angus Reid InstituteSkilled labour shortagesAdam spoke with Jairo Yunis, BC Director, Canadian Fede
BC Hydro is encouraging eligible low income and vulnerable customers to get ready for warmer temperatures now. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon
Discussions on short term rental rules in BC, affordable housing, municipal governanceAdam spoke with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discussed the following legal mat
Discussions on a recent crime spree involving a man that was arrested 3 times in 3 days. We listen to a recent question period discussing this.Adam discussed various reports of crime and disorder in our region
Discussions on changes and confusions with Langford Council Procedure Bylaw. We listen to audio from past meetings where councillors and staff attempt to navigate new rulesListeners voice their opinions during open lines
Adam spoke with Jeff Bray, President of Business Improvement Areas of BC (BIABC) & CEO, Downtown Victoria Business Association (DVBA)They discuss concerns and situations faced by some businesses in the midst of crime, vandalism, and public ill
Impact of crime and vandalism on businessesAdam spoke with Jeff Bray, President of Business Improvement Areas of BC (BIABC) & CEO, Downtown Victoria Business Association (DVBA)They discuss concerns and situations faced by some businesses in t
Victoria Police Chief Del Manak admits the criminal justice system isn't perfect after an accused car jacker was released only to do it again and cause mayhem in Victoria the very next day. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon
Adam spoke with Elenore Sturko, BC United critic for Mental Health, Addiction, and RecoveryThey discuss concerns surrounding safer supply and it being diverted into the community
Safer supply concernsAdam spoke with Elenore Sturko, BC United critic for Mental Health, Addiction, and RecoveryThey discuss concerns surrounding safer supply and decriminalization in BCDuring open lines listeners weigh in on decriminaliza
School Police Liaison Officer Program. We listen to audio of city councillors and community leaders discussing this program. Adam discusses and analyzes the decision to remove police officers in some school districts. Adam analyzes a convers
In the final hour of today's show, Adam discussed the woes surrounding BC's drug decriminalization legislation. He also opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners.
In this hour, Wendy Wall, president, Vancouver Island Strata Owners Association, joined Adam to talk about changes to the Strata Property Act about depreciation reports. Stratas can no longer waive or defer obtaining or updating their depreciat
Wendy Wall, president, Vancouver Island Strata Owners Association, joined Adam to talk about changes to the Strata Property Act about depreciation reports. Stratas can no longer waive or defer obtaining or updating their depreciation report and
In this hour, Adam spoke with Ryan Painter, former chair of the School District 61 Board of Education, about the current board doubling down on the decision to ban school police officers in Victoria schools.Later, Adam continued the discussion
Adam spoke with Ryan Painter, former chair of the School District 61 Board of Education, about the current board doubling down on the decision to ban school police officers in Victoria schools.
Adam opened the show by discussing Langford's tree bylaw and School District 61's stance on a School Police Liaison Officer program.
Discussions on Langford’s sidewalk matrix infill policy, municipal governance, climate change and moreDuring open lines listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts
Adam analyzes a conversation from earlier this morning from BC Green Party leader.Discussions on incoming short term rental laws, municipal governance and cost of living. Listeners weigh in during open lines through calls and texts.
RCMP have provided an update on the two missing kayakers near Sidney. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon
Two Years Later, Views on COVID-19 Protests Soften in CanadaAdam spoke with Mario Canseco, president, Research Co.A new Research Co. poll has found the perceptions of Canadians on the series of protests and blockades against restrictions and
Adam spoke with Mario Canseco, president, Research Co.A new Research Co. poll has found the perceptions of Canadians on the series of protests and blockades against restrictions and mandates related to the COVID-19 pandemic have shifted over
Adam discussed Langford's tree bylaw and tree canopy coverage Discussions on the stranded orphan orca calf, and the current efforts to free it from a remote lagoon
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