MNP Governance Review

Adam speaks with Chris Coleman, Victoria Councillor.

They discuss the MNP Governance Review, councillor code of conduct, and strategic planning.

Adam speaks with listeners though calls and texts during open lines.

Adam speaks with Neil Boyd, professor, School of Criminology, SFU

Statistics Canada says daily violent crime incidents rose by more than 400 in 2022 -- compared to seven year earlier

Adam speaks with Chris Coleman, Victoria Councillor.

They discuss the MNP Governance Review, councillor code of conduct, and strategic planning.

Discussions on municipal governance in Victoria. We revisit some issues discussed in years passed, and where they stand now, including pay increases for city councillors.

Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca to discuss this and issues of the week during our regular Friday segment.

Listeners weigh in on issues discussed today through calls and texts

During open lines, listeners weigh in on issues discussed today through calls and texts.

We listen to discussions at Victoria City Hall regarding short term rentals.

A new study looks at the healthcare costs for Canadian individuals and families

Adam speaks with Bacchus Barua, Director, Health Policy Studies, Fraser Institute

A new study released by the Fraser Institute finds a typical Canadian family of 3 will pay an estimated $17,039 for public health-care insurance this year.

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines

Continued discussions on municipal governance in Victoria

Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.

We listen to a conversation from earlier today discussing Victoria’s electric buses

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines.

We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning discussing wildfires and dry weather in our region.

Adam speaks with Bacchus Barua, Director, Health Policy Studies, Fraser Institute

A new study released by the Fraser Institute finds a typical Canadian family of 3 will pay an estimated $17,039 for public health-care insurance this year.

Almost two thirds of Canadians content with COVID-19 measures           

Adam speaks with Mario Canseco, President, Research Co.

A new Research Co. poll has found most Canadians believe the country is currently in a good situation when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Listeners weigh in through calls and texts.

Legally Speaking

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

They discuss the following cases:

1)            Gabriola Island Local Trust pursues fine for failing to remove a seawall

2)            $1.32 million property transfer tax imposed on a refugee who has lived in BC since 1995 and purchased a $6.6 million house because he didn’t become a “permanent resident” until 2022, after he purchased the home

3)            A new trial ordered following a conviction for criminal contempt to deal with the issue of “officially induced error”

During open lines listeners weigh in on issues discussed today, through calls and texts.