We speak to Huu-ay-aht Chief Councillor Robert J. Dennis Sr. about the decision behind the three nations’ joint call for logging deferrals on their land. We also look into what areas will be affected and how this could impact the Fairy Creek Blockades.

After the first round of public consultations, a popular suggestion for the site seems to be an addictions treatment and rehabilitation centre. Victoria Councillor Jeremy Loveday wants to see that idea seriously considered. We speak to him and Oak Bay Mayor Kevin Murdoch to learn more.

We speak to Dr. Russell Kennedy about his book "Anxiety Rx: A New Prescription for Anxiety Relief from the Doctor Who Created It" and how his life experiences lead him to write it.

We look back at the protests in Clayoquot Sound to see what we can learn about how the Fairy Creek blockades could end and how big this movement could grow.

We speak to Grand Chief Stewart Phillip from the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs and Torrance Coste, the National Campaign Director of Wilderness Committee to get reaction on the B.C. government’s new forestry policy intentions and how they impact old growth.

As indoor dining reopens and patio season is finally here, we get the best recommendations on where to enjoy your next meal out from Tasting Victoria Editor Amelia Acedo.

A motion from Mayor Lisa Helps and Councillors Marianne Alto Charlayne Thornton-Joe would place a prohibition on camping in Beacon Hill park for two years while the environment recovers from 24/7 sheltering. We speak to Councillor Thornton-Joe to find out more.

For Good News Friday we’re joined by Nick Sandor, the Executive Director for Men’s Therapy Centre in Victoria joins to talk about creating a safe space for men of all backgrounds and identities.

We go back to the days of glaciation at the Inner Harbour and follow the story that led us to the iconic waterfront we have today.

With tensions rising between protestors and loggers, we analyze the policy that could be the answer for all parties involved.