Adam discusses B.C. politics. Angus Reid Institute research director Dave Korzinski calls in to analyze what survey respondents are saying and share his take on how the numbers fits in with the province’s political context. Plus, B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma calls in to discuss the United Way BC 211 Racist Incident Helpline.

Adam discusses property taxation and municipal governance in Langford. Plus, Mike Kozakowski from Citified-dot-ca joins the show to talk about development in the region.

According to Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop, survey data suggests nearly half of Canadians think Justin Trudeau's primary motivation for wishing to remain in power is because he likes being prime minister. Mossop discussed this question and other insights from the survey on Adam Stirling's May 30 show.

Our top story is the Sooke School District 62 finalizing its budget for the upcoming school year. Plus, provincial polling data, B.C.'s planned minimum wage bump and all the rest of our newsroom’s key stories are all in one place—that’s Victoria at Noon.

Listeners discuss today’s topics with Adam via open lines and texts. Adam analyzes stories related to community development and housing in the region. 

Adam discusses issues impacting Victoria’s local economy. Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop calls in to discuss Canadians’ sentiments about federal politics. 

Adam discusses the planned minimum wage increase in the province. Michael Mulligan joins for this week's Legally Speaking segment.

Adam opens today’s show by discussing Angus Reid survey data on British Columbian’s top electoral issues. Plus, Adam analyzes the economic factors surrounding housing issues. 

The City of Port Alberni has ordered a property in the downtown area cleared as responders address a situation related to hazardous materials, according to a press release from the city. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to attend the G7 leader summit in Italy followed by a peace summit in Switzerland. These and all of our newsroom’s top stories are in one place: Victoria at Noon.

CTV legislative reporter Robert Buffam joins to share what he's learned about the situation so far.