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- What came of Carney's China trip, the great false-spring debate and does Cook and Dallas need a traffic circle?49 min
- Chatting with a B.C. Conservative leadership hopeful, exploring whiskey facts and digging into why the province is ending B.C.'s decriminalization pilot1 hr 9 min
- SD 61 ward system, dropping the B.C. decriminalization pilot and the online trend of covertly filming flirting attempts56 min
- Alzheimer's awareness, rent drop in context, another local Ukraine mission upcoming and an extended conversation with a local Liberal MP1 hr 7 min
- Barriers to highway safety on the Malahat, W̱ SÁNEĆ centered high school course launches, up-island flood event lessons and what could come next for B.C.'s decriminalization pilot1 hr 5 min
- The secret language of fish, the Capital Culture District vision, local gardener book launch, the Victoria Film Festival and marine revenge on the big screen1 hr 2 min
- Inside BC: Policy, Community, and Impact with Ryan Price
Ryan Price explores how policy, community, and expertise shape life in British Columbia and beyond. He talks with Mayor Marianne Alto about city planning and waterfront development, Minister Ravi Parmar about forestry, trade, and jobs, Dr. Sophia Johannessen about ocean science and climate research, Joey Poljanowski about WHL hockey and team strategy, and Professor Jason Colby about international affairs and global perspectives.
1 hr 12 min - Data, Safety, Energy, and Innovation
Today on the show, Ryan dives into the 2026 Census its importance, and the jobs it creates, highlights Esquimalt Fire Rescue’s transition to PFAS-free gear to protect firefighters, examines Canada’s energy debate amid global oil uncertainty, and previews the week ahead in technology with CFAX 1070’s Alan Perry, exploring the latest trends and innovations.
1 hr 9 min - Rain, sleet, fog, it's all happening on the Island! Plus Venezuela implications for Canada and fire safety advice.
Wednesday January 7th. We begin with Ken Christie, Director of Royal Roads University's School of Humanitarian Studies, who shares the latest on Venezuela and its implications for Canada. Next, Jamie Wilson from Habitat for Humanity Victoria discusses the triumphant success of the 17th Annual Gingerbread Showcase held at the Hotel Grand Pacific. Then, we hear critical safety advice from View Royal Fire Chief Paul Hurst, who draws hard lessons from the Swiss Alps bar fire tragedy and answers the vital question: How much time do you have to escape? Finally, CTV's weather expert Josh Classen breaks down the dramatic winter weather hitting BC, from rain and sleet to fog and heavy snowfall.
54 min - Five weeks of lane closures on Douglas, real estate trends, and a Venezuela-US update
Tuesday January 6th: Here's what you missed on Ryan & Lisa, Mornings on CFAX 1070.
Hear from Finest At Sea's Bob Fraumeni on a significant donation of 20,000 lb of fresh Pacific herring sales to the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation. BC Hydro spokesperson Steve Watson details critical infrastructure upgrades leading to five weeks of lane closures on Douglas Street. Victoria Real Estate Board chair Fergus Kyne offers insights into 2025 local real estate trends and price projections. Political Science Professor Scott Watson unpacks geopolitical events in Venezuela and US actions causing global controversy. Plus, Canadian Press reporter Wolf Depner reports on the Conservative Party of BC forming a leadership election organizing committee.
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About Ryan & Lisa: The Podcast
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The Best Way to Start an Island Morning! Ryan & Lisa on CFAX 1070, weekdays 6-9. It’s all HERE … News, Weather, Traffic, and Community.