Adam discusses Adam explores social issues in Victoria, including the province and municipality’s role in supportive housing. Plus, Adam tunes in to hear Premier David Eby’s press conference today.  

Adam discusses community safety issues and policing in the region, including Esquimalt Mayor Barb Desjardin’s exit from the Victoria-Esquimalt Police Board. Adam also discusses some recent notable moments at Victoria City Hall.  

Adam discusses the latest in the story of the local child with Batten disease who lost provincial funding for a medication she was taking. Dr. Ineka Whiteman, Head of Research & Medical Affairs with the Batten Disease Support & Research Association, joins the show. Local MP Jeff Kibble calls in on open lines. Plus, Adam discusses more local issues including policing and community safety in the region.  

Green party leader and MP for Saanich and Gulf Islands joins the show. 

Today’s discussion of community issues continues, including listeners sharing their thoughts on the Charleigh Pollock story with open lines and text.

Today’s community discussion continues about local issues, including the case of the local child with Batten disease who lost provincial funding for a medication she was taking. Green Party leader Elizabeth May joins the show to discuss her letter on the issue. 

Listeners weigh in on local issues and current events as Adam hosts open lines and text engagement. 

Adam discusses local current events, including the latest on the story of the local child with Batten disease who lost provincial funding for a medication she was taking. Adam discusses how community safety and policing issues have evolved at the City of Victoria. Plus, Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the show to talk issues of the week.

Adam discusses more of his thoughts on the context of how community safety issues have evolved in Victoria, and engages with listener texts and calls.

Victoria Chief of Police Del Manak joins the show for a conversation about Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto’s announcement this week which signaled the city will reallocate funding to nine new police officer positions, as part of plans to reallocate $10+ million funding to address community safety issues.