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The Green Party of Canada is calling for the federal government to recall the RCMP detachment sent into Wet’suwet’en territory last year
Paul Manly, Green MP - Nanaimo-Ladysmith
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Canada's Larry Walker is headed to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown
Jim Swanson, Managing Partner and acting General Manager, Victoria HarbourCats
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Source of fuel spill in Gorge Creek still unknown
Jeff Miller, Director of Engineering & Public Works, Township of Esquimalt
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A man in Washington State is infected with a new respiratory virus. Federal officials plan to expand screenings for the infection at major airports
Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC's Provincial Health Officer
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Animal Incident ends in death of a dog
A man is in custody after police responded to what is being described as a disturbing report of an animal incident that has led to the death of a dog yesterday. Bowen Osoko, from the Victoria Police, gives Al an update on the situation.
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Shoplifting on the rise in downtown Victoria
Shop owners in Victoria’s downtown district say they have experienced a hike in shoplifting. Jeff Bray, Executive Director, Downtown Victoria Business Association, met with them on Friday to hear their concerns and joined Al to talk about the increased thievery in downtown shops.
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Third Annual SHINE Fashion Tea
The 3nd Annual SHINE Fashion Tea takes place on Sunday February 2, 2020 at Fairmont Empress Hotel from 12:00pm to 4:00pm. The event chair Dorothy Hawes joins Al to talk about the event.
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Cedar Hill Golf Course Clubhouse flood
A flood at the Cedar Hill Golf Course Clubhouse has forced up to a 6 month closure for the popular Saanich facility. Cedar Hill Golf Course manager Carole Ireland updates Al on the damage and fallout from the flood.
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BC Ferries' new Hybrid-Electric vessels
BC Ferries' new Hybrid-Electric vessels arrived at the Breakwater District at Ogden Point Saturday. What does that mean for the fleet? Mark Collins, BC Ferries President and CEO lets us know about the new fleet, and gives an update on a tough week of cancelled sailings due to weather.
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City Council lunches
Victoria taxpayers will continue to pick up the tab for providing city councillors and senior staff with a catered lunch during daytime meetings, at a cost of about $10,000 a year. Councillors Marianne Alto and Charlayne Thornton-Joe tried to remove the lunches from the city’s budget during deliberations Friday. Charlayne Thornton-Joe joined Al to talk about the lunches continuing to be covered by taxpayers.
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Hospital pay parking
Jon Buss, lead volunteer at HospitalPayParking.ca, joins the program to shed some light on how much Hospitals in our province are making off of pay parking.
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Adam Stirling Hour 2 - January 21
Jon Buss, lead volunteer at HospitalPayParking.ca, joins the program to shed some light on how much Hospitals in our province are making off of pay parking. Later, Boat wrecks are piling up on local shores faster than the bureaucratic process required to clean them up. Strong winds over the weekends washed 6 wrecks up on Cadboro Bay beaches. Eric Dahli of the Dead Boats Society, joins the program to discuss the issue of the derelict boats.
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New "Buy Canadian" campaign doing more harm than good?
Adam speaks with Sylvain Charlebois, senior director at Dalhousie University's Agri-food Analystics Lab, about the federal government launching a 25-million-dollar “Buy Canadian” campaign to educate people where their food comes from.
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Iranian situation making Canadians uneasy
Dave Korzinski, Head of research at the Angus Reid institute, to discuss a new poll, finding that most Canadians feel the world is more dangerous since the airstrike on Qasem Suleimani.
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Legality of the BC Ferries protest
Michael Mulligan, of Mulligan Defense Lawyers, joined Al to talk about if the BC Ferries protest on Monday in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'un hereditary chiefs was actually legal or not.
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Adam Stirling Hour 3 - January 21
A downtown Victoria restaurant has started charging an extra 1% on customer bills to help cover the costs of BC’s due to B.C.'s new Employers Health Tax. Adam is joined by Kris Sims, BC director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, as she gives her thoughts on the tax and how the restaurant is dealing with it. Later in the hour Dave Korzinski, Head of research at the Angus Reid institute, to discuss a new poll, finding that most Canadians feel the world is more dangerous since the airstrike on Suleimani.
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Derelict boats washing up in Cadboro Bay
Boat wrecks are piling up on local shores faster than the bureaucratic process required to clean them up. Strong winds over the weekends washed 6 wrecks up on Cadboro Bay beaches. Eric Dahli of the Dead Boats Society, joins the program to discuss the issue of the derelict boats.
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Adam Stirling Hour 1 - January 21
Adam begins the show by having a discussion on the legal ramifications of the BC Ferries protest in solidarity with Wet'suwet'un hereditary chiefs.
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New tax showing up on restaurant bills
A downtown Victoria restaurant has started charging an extra 1% on customer bills to help cover the costs of BC’s due to B.C.'s new Employers Health Tax. Adam is joined by Kris Sims, BC director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, as she gives her thoughts on the tax and how the restaurant is dealing with it.
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Adam Stirling Noon Hour - January 21
Adam speaks with Sylvain Charlebois, senior director at Dalhousie University's Agri-food Analystics Lab, about the federal government launching a 25-million-dollar “Buy Canadian” campaign to educate people where their food comes from. He then closes out the show by discussing the Victoria City Council.
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The Miracle on Broad Street for CFAX Santas Anonymous is only 2 weeks away!
CFAX Santas Anonymous Executive Director Christine Hewitt & Sara Neely, the Director of Philanthropic Services of the Victoria Foundation, join host Adam Stirling to discuss how the Victoria Foundation works with registered charites to establish long-term revenue sources.
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The Noon Show - Nov 28, 2019
Open Phone Lines
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New construction would overwhelm Victoria’s heritage area
Stuart Stark, heritage consultant and past chair of Victoria’s Heritage Advisory Panel
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The big day for CFAX Santa's Anonymous is 3 weeks away to the day!
Christine Hewitt , Executive Director, CFAX Santas Anonymous Society
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More affordable rental homes are on the way for Victoria
Jaime Hall, board chair and president of Pacifica Housing
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Little known facts about naloxone kits
Darren Adams, first aid instructor with Alert First Aid
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The large-diameter pile for the 58-metre mooring dolphin extension of Pier B at the Victoria Cruise Terminal has arrived in Victoria
Ian Robertson, CEO, Greater Victoria Harbour Authority
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Psychology experts call on BC Government to adopt permanent Standard Time rather than Daylight Saving Time
Myriam Juda, Research Associate in the Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Lab at Simon Fraser University
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When does a Halloween costume become cultural appropriation?
George Nicholas, professor of archaeology, Simon Fraser University
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The Sannich Strike
Colin Plant discussed the possible outcomes of the strike
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Colwoods old cheese and dairy buildings future uknown
Built in 1852 the building may become condos
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Chinese New Year kicks off tomorrow
Charlene Thorton-Joe is on the program to discuss the upcoming festivities, like the ones on Sunday in Chinatown
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Earthquake detected off Vancouver Island
"Significant shaking" was felt by some residents and the 4.6 scale earthquake sent out waves at 1:35 pm this afternoon.
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Uber and Lyft coming to the lower mainland
But not to the Island !
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Tofino and Uclulet isolated after rock-slide
Josie Osbourne Mayor of Tofino is on the program
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"Foul Play": body found in car in Langford
Cst. Nancy Saggar is on the program.
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Legal action against the paparazzi?
Prince Harry and Meghan are feeling a bit bothered by all the attention.
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Trumps impeachment process
Whats the scoop on the impeachment of Trump
Weekend Shows
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Jan 25, 2020 Tech Talk
Ricky Winter - newly promoted to Tech Experience Manager at the London Drugs store in Tillicum Mall, joins Alan to review latest Tech news and solve problems
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The Whole Home Show Jan 18
Cross Country 2019 Real Estate Market Recap: Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver
Toronto: Tom Storey www.storeyteam.ca
Calgary: John Hripko www.ripko.ca
Vancouver: Keith Roy www.keithroy.com
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The Whole Home Show January 18
Cross Country 2019 Real Estate Market Recap: Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver
Toronto: Tom Storey www.storeyteam.ca
Calgary: John Hripko www.ripko.ca
Vancouver: Keith Roy www.keithroy.com
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The Whole Home Show, January 11, Part Two
Everything you wanted to know about Real Estate: FAQ and Q&A with Kyle Kerr, Past President of the Victoria Real Estate Board and Associate Partner at The PRIME Real Estate Team. www.PRIMETeam.ca kyle@PRIMETeam.ca
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The Whole Home Show, January 11, Part One
Everything you wanted to know about Real Estate: FAQ and Q&A with Kyle Kerr, Past President of the Victoria Real Estate Board and Associate Partner at The PRIME Real Estate Team. www.PRIMETeam.ca kyle@PRIMETeam.ca
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The Whole Home Show, January 4, Part Two
Your Property Assessment: how does it affect you? Guests Amanda Mills, Mills Appraisal Group, Denise Webster from Dominion Lending Centres and Peter Morris, author of How to Successfully Appeal your BC Property Assessment
Amanda Mills http://www.millsappraisals.ca/
Denise Webster http://denisewebster.ca/
Peter Morris http://greensteadcg.com/
For a copy of How to Appeal Your BC Property Assessment: http://attainmentpress.com/?page_id=53
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The Whole Home Show, January 4, Part One
Your Property Assessment: how does it affect you? Guests Amanda Mills, Mills Appraisal Group, Denise Webster from Dominion Lending Centres and Peter Morris, author of How to Successfully Appeal your BC Property Assessment
Amanda Mills http://www.millsappraisals.ca/
Denise Webster http://denisewebster.ca/
Peter Morris http://greensteadcg.com/
For a copy of How to Appeal Your BC Property Assessment: http://attainmentpress.com/?page_id=53
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The Whole Home Show, December 14, Part Two
2019 Wrap up and preparing for 2020 with Show Sponsors
Gurpreet Randhawa, The Sitka Law Group https://sitkalaw.ca/
Reece Jacob & Monika Gass, Shoreline Inspections https://shorelineinspections.ca/
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The Whole Home Show, December 21, Part One
2019 Wrap up and preparing for 2020 with Show Sponsors
Gurpreet Randhawa, The Sitka Law Group https://sitkalaw.ca/
Reece Jacob & Monika Gass, Shoreline Inspections https://shorelineinspections.ca/
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The Whole Home Show, December 21, Part One
2019 Wrap up and preparing for 2020 with Show Sponsors
Gurpreet Randhawa, The Sitka Law Group https://sitkalaw.ca/
Reece Jacob & Monika Gass, Shoreline Inspections https://shorelineinspections.ca/
