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On October 17, 2019, cannabis-infused edibles will become legal, meaning companies can advise Health Canada of the products they intend to bring to market.

Ian Robertson, CEO of the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority talks facts on the industry.

Law news of the week is discussed. 

John Cassidy, Head of the Earthquake seismology section of Natural Resources Canada is on the program.

The possible earthquake that's on its way is discussed, as well as the federal election and a possible coalition. 

Residents of B.C. take part in the great B.C. shakeout, where we all hide under desks and prepare for calamity.

Then Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan. 

The future of cannabis edibles and open lines fill the hour.

Capital City Comic Con returns to Victoria March 20-22, 2020 + open lines

Dr. Bonnie Henry, Provincial Health Officer for British Columbia, and Chair of the Council of Chief Medical Officers of Health speaks on the substantial rise of vaping among Canadian youth + Richard McCandless, BC Policy Perspectives shares his thoughts on Attorney-general defending ICBC's increase in insurance rates for out-of-province drivers and young drivers

Police issue scam warning after man impersonates VicPD officer. In studio, Rosalind Scott, president and CEO, Better Business Bureau serving Vancouver Island + open lines

What does the future of the industry hold?

Ian Robertson, the CEO of the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority is on the program to discuss facts.

The time change is discussed and open lines are opened!

Adam discusses out current political climate and the scandal in the legislature

A historically significant neighbourhood in Oak Bay is now protected, as Oak Bay Council moves to create its first Heritage Conservation Area.

Does the Queen have any business in municipal governments? Seems she doesn’t in Sidney. 

Adam discusses the high rates of car insurance for young people and takes open lines to hear the public's contribution. 

Unsolicited calls are affecting British Columbians, are you part of the statistics?

And the climate change protests are ramping up.

The shortage of teacher assistants is leaving children, parents and the teachers themselves in a situation far from ideal.

Today is World Food Day and new survey shows the majority of Canadians face challenges related to food access and healthy eating.

There’s a production opening tomorrow night at the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Oak Bay, that’s for the Birds.

It’s an adaptation of one of the western theatre;s earliest comedies: the classic Greek play by aris-STOF-a kneez – “The Birds.”

The Yvette Nolan version is being performed by Company C third-year students.

Obama endorsement of Trudeau has raised some eyebrows, what do you think?

Saanich council debates the future of the former Royal Oak golf course. Will it STAY the course, or will the greens become agricultural land? Or is this a possible tee-up to new condos?

We’ll find out what the James Bay Neighbourhood Association thinks about the City of Victoria wading into the area’s cruise-ship industry.

Dave Korzinski speaks on the possible outcomes of the election. 

Nora Spinks, CEO, Vanier Institute

Jay Chalke, BC Ombudsperson

Kathleen Burton, excecutive director, Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary and Bob Peart, chair, Friends of Shoal Harbour 

Lisa Helps, mayor of Victoria 

Dork Uncorked with Ryan Price

Picks of the festival:

Gran Appasso Rosso Appassimento (Italy)

Austin Hope Cabernet Sauvignon (California)

Ryan Price, Corey Polkinghorne, and James Ball discuss news and life in Victoria, B.C., Canada.

If you missed this year's Great Canadian Beer Festival in Victoria, listen as Ryan and Rod cover the 2019 event, talk to some brewers, and track the beer trends on display.

Ryan Price, James Ball, and Corey Polkinghorne discuss news and life in Victoria, B.C., Canada.

Ryan Price, James Ball, and Corey Polkinghorne discuss news and life in Victoria, B.C., Canada

Special Guest Pick of the Week (it’s a beer) :

Category 12’s Vivid Data Pineapple Hazy IPA