Adam discusses local issues involving Victoria City Council. Dave Shebib calls in during open lines.

Adam continues reacting live to Victoria City Council debating the task force recommendations on council remuneration. Plus, Michael Mulligan from Mulligan Defence Lawyers joins the show for our Legally Speaking segment. He describes notable cases, including one involving a RCMP officer found guilty of obstructing justice for telling a witness to delete a video of an arrest.

Adam reacts to the council debate about the task force’s recommendations live this morning.

CTV legislative reporter Rob Buffam joins the show to share insights into the upcoming election. 

BC Real Estate Association Chief Economist Brendon Ogmundson discusses changes involving amortizations for insured mortgages, which aims to make home ownership more accessible for young people. 

Victoria at Noon’s top headline is that Canadian men's Olympic swimmer Ilya Kharun earned a Bronze medal. Plus, the results of a Canada transportation board investigation. This and everything else you need to know in Victoria today in one newscast!

BC Real Estate Association Chief Economist Brendon Ogmundson discusses 30-year amortizations for insured mortgages, which aims to make home ownership more accessible for young people. Plus, Adam discusses renting economics in the province. Plus, open lines!

Adam discusses upcoming Victoria City Council business and Mayor Marianne Alto’s statement that she plans for nothing to be left hanging when council goes on break. Adam discusses the Oak Bay police response to the assault and threatening of a municipal worker. Also, open lines!

Adam engages listener texts about the upcoming election and discussion about the show. Adam discusses distracted driving. Adam reacts to Victoria Police Department Director of Community Engagement Cheryl Major describing a recent police chase where police intentionally hit a stolen vehicle. Plus, Adam engages with listeners’ perspectives on local issues, shared via open lines and text. 

Adam discusses the upcoming B.C. election cycle. Adam reacts to CTV legislative reporter Robert Buffam hitting the streets of Victoria to see how long it took him to find a person who could identify BC Conservative leader John Rustad from a photograph. Plus, Buffam joins the show to share even more insights from his recent reporting.