Joining us for Municipal Monday, Saanich Councillor Ned Taylor explains his motivation behind proposing the motion to lower the speed limits in the pilot project, and what he would like to come next.

The Executive Director from Sooke Family Resource Society joins to talk about a pilot program looking to connect those being left behind as the digital divide grows, a program that was in part funded by money raised by Capital Daily readers during our Holiday Drive.

The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club is fighting to stay in operation after years of raids and now a looming eviction. Capital Daily reporter Jolene Rudisuela spoke to Founder Ted Smith to go back to their early beginnings and find out why they’re fighting so hard to stay open.

Capital Daily reporter Emily Fagan tells the story of the fight between developers and community members over a development proposal for 902 Foul Bay Road. She also discusses how she went about researching and reporting on a topic with such extreme controversy.

A Facebook group has prompted many people to share their negative experiences with Royal Jubilee's Psychiatric Services. We speak to some of those people to hear their stories firsthand. Jonny Morris, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association B.C. also joins to speak to the larger issues at play.

Councillor Jeremy Loveday joins today's Municipal Monday to talk about the successful passing of his motion to permanently make Broad Street pedestrian space and his thoughts on what this could mean for other areas of the city.

Today in collaboration with Good Newsletter writer Emily Fagan, we speak directly to Islanders who have received doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. We learn about their experience, and the hope they now feel for the future.

Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Housing David Eby joins the show to explain the province's plan to move people living in parks to more permanent housing. We also head down to Beacon Hill Park to hear how the people living in the park feel about the plan.

Today we analyze the race between vaccines and variants of concern in British Columbia. Capital Daily Reporter Brishti Basu joins to share what she learned from her interviews with medical health professionals.

Today we reflect on the past year of the pandemic by speaking with three Victorians about how their lives have changed. We welcome Lilly, a fourth year student at the University of Victoria, Kat, the mother of four young children, one of whom she gave birth to mid-pandemic, and Rob, the owner of a flower and garden shop.