Adam Stirling speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment.

They discuss the following legal cases:

• A strike, a noisy union, an injunction, and an unsuccessful application for a finding of civil contempt.
• A strata ordered to pay costs to owners after losing case over a replacement roof
• To be detained by the Mental Health Review Board, does the involuntary patient need to be manifesting symptoms of a mental disorder at the time of the hearing? The BCCA says no.

Adam speaks with Andrey Pavlov, Finance Professor, Beedie School of Business, SFU

Bank of Canada Bank is maintaining policy rate, and continuing its policy of quantitative tightening. 

During the last hour of the show, Adam speaks with listeners thorough calls and texts.

During open lines listeners sound off on red light cameras, speeding and other issues discussed today

Victoria at Noon – September 07, 2023. Federal Natural Resources Minister says wild fire season could continue into the winter.

The top stories on CFAX 1070 today in a less than 10 minute podcast

Has Bank of Canada has gone too far with interest rate increases?

Adam speaks with Andrey Pavlov, Finance Professor, Beedie School of Business, SFU

Bank of Canada Bank is continuing its policy of quantitative tightening, while maintaining policy rate

We listen to some of a conversation form earlier this morning discussing red light cameras  in Victoria

How do Canadians feel about their household finances and the threat of an economic recession?

Adam speaks with Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger

They discuss the results of a new survey exploring Canadians’ perspectives on their household finances and the threat of an economic recession.

During open lines listeners sound off on red light cameras, and other issues discussed today.

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on issues discussed. A popular topic is Langford City council.

Legally Speaking

 Adam Stirling speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment.

They discuss the following legal cases:

• A strike, a noisy union, an injunction, and an unsuccessful application for a finding of civil contempt.
• A strata ordered to pay costs to owners after losing case over a replacement roof
• To be detained by the Mental Health Review Board, does the involuntary patient need to be manifesting symptoms of a mental disorder at the time of the hearing? The BCCA says no.

Discussions on the recent ombudsman’s report related to a Langford councillor’s actions related to a parking dispute, as well as a recent Langford council meeting.

Adam discusses Langford’s code of conduct.

Listeners weigh in through calls and texts.

Adam speaks with Shirley Bond, BC United Health critic

Staff shortage to blame for overnight closure of Saanich Peninsula ER

Adam continues with open lines. Listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts.

Popular topics are Langford council, and the current state of healthcare.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says the federal government needs to review the mandate of the Bank of Canada to put people first, this and everything you need to know today