In this hour, Adam was joined by Dr. Daniel Coombs - Professor, Department of Mathematics and Institute of Applied Mathematics, for a conversation about B.C.’s restart plan and if the modelling and data shows it will work. Aam also took calls f

An early outlook at the upcoming provincial election

Sep 22nd, 2020 11m 35s

Premier John Horgan has called an election for October 24. Allan Tupper, Professor, Department of Political Science, UBC, spoke with Adam about the early outlooks for this election.

Saanich exploring motion to ban rat poison due to owl poisonings

Jul 3rd, 2020 7m 34s

Deanna Pfeifer, Director of Friends of Kings Community Nature Space & Member of VI Chapter of Owl Watch BC, joined the program to talk about a motion that Saanich council will debate on July 13 to ban rat poison after owls have died from eating

Oak Bay's artificial turf hurts nearby creek

Nov 21st, 2019 7m 13s

The turf contains harmful chemicals that are causing problems in the creek

B.C liberals talk about the NDP

Nov 20th, 2019 10m 42s

BC Liberals stand with construction workers and contractors snubbed by Horgan’s Community Benefits Agreement scheme

Bamfield road upgrades

Nov 20th, 2019 7m 48s

Chief Robert Dennis talks upgrades

Man found dead at recycling depot

Nov 20th, 2019 8m 5s

a body of a man in his 20s was discovered at a recycling depot on Keating Cross Road.

New tech for local schools

Nov 20th, 2019 18m 34s

A bunch of computers are coming to classrooms in Sooke

Mountain biking's importance in Colwood

Nov 20th, 2019 19m 21s

Maja Tait Mayor of Colwood talks about the future of mountain biking in the region

Trumps impeachment process

Nov 20th, 2019 18m 6s

Professor Jason Colby talks Trump

B.C.s mining is effecting Guatemala

Nov 19th, 2019 21m 29s

Citizens complain is hurts their land, water and way of life.

Jeremy Loveday on 'middle- housing'

Nov 19th, 2019 7m 46s

The housing crisis hits home and Jeremy Loveday wants to fix it.

Elizabeth May on her future

Nov 19th, 2019 18m 43s

All last week, the prime minister met with leaders of the opposition parties. This is what you do when you have a minority government. You have to play nice. Or at least appear to be playing nice. My next guest knows all about nice.

What food that's supposed to be good is bad?

Nov 19th, 2019 18m 44s

The list might surprise you

The Sannich strike from an affected teacher

Nov 19th, 2019 11m 53s

Colin Plant is on the program to discuss how he was affected

Marc Stoiber on the firing of Don Cherry

Nov 19th, 2019 20m 10s

Marc Stoiber, brand strategy consultant, entrepreneur and author of Didn’t See It Coming. His latest book is called 'Stop Busting Your Brand

The Locker Room - November 15th, 2019

Nov 16th, 2019 37m 28s

Victoria Royals take on the Lethbridge Hurricanes at the Save on Foods Memorial Centre tonight Victoria Grizzlies host Nanaimo tonight and Merrit tomorrow night at the Q Centre Vancouver Canucks are home to Colorado tomorrow night Seattle Seaha

Public impeachment hearings into a possible impeachment of US President Donald Trump took place again today

Nov 16th, 2019 18m 42s

Brian Kennedy, former Washington bureau chief with The Canadian Press, covering the White House. He is president of the Can-Am Group in California

Restorative justice is commonly defined as an approach to justice that focuses on addressing the harm caused by crime while holding the offender responsible for their actions

Nov 16th, 2019 18m 15s

Gillian Lindquist, executive director, Restorative Justice, Victoria & Todd Wellman, retired police officer, board director, Restorative Justice Victoria

Do Victoria City Councillors deserve a 50% raise?

Nov 16th, 2019 35m 12s

Catherine Holt, CEO of the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce

Mobile Office pilot program in Langford

Nov 14th, 2019 17m 35s

A new mobile office pilot program for government workers who live in the Westshore will help reduce congestion, get commuters out of gridlock and give people more time with their families.

Times Colonist defends itself against Extinction Rebellion

Nov 14th, 2019 6m 45s

Dave Obee, editor and publisher for the paper, defends their interests.

What do your dreams mean?

Nov 14th, 2019 38m 5s

Dr. Leslie Ellis a psychotherapist talks about dreams and whats really going on in our minds and bodies

Oil subsidies and your tax dollars

Nov 14th, 2019 19m 36s

He says fossil fuel companies drilling for gas in B.C. are getting massive provincial subsidies that allow them to reduce the royalty money they have to pay the province. The money comes in the form of CREDITS, and last year, those banked credi

Extinction Rebellion calls out the Times Colonist

Nov 14th, 2019 10m 55s

Extinction Rebellion Vancouver Island (XRVI) is hosting a local ‘disruptive action’ to call out the Victoria Times Colonist for conflicts of interests in its climate coverage because of the newspaper’s ties to the oil and gas industry through