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Update on COVID-19 cases in Victoria’s homeless community
Kelly Roth, executive director of the Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness, joined Al to share an update on COVID-19 cases within Victoria's homeless community. -
Victoria Royals return to action tomorrow at Save on Foods Memorial Centre
The Victoria Royals will play their first game at Save on Foods Memorial Centre in a year and half tomorrow night. Dan Price, Victoria Royals GM and head coach, joined Al to look ahead to tomorrow’s game. -
"Do the Loop" fundraiser raising money for Threshold Housing Society
Jasmine Campbell, co-organizer, Do The Loop, joined Al to talk about the "Do the Loop" Run/Bike/Relay fundraiser around the City of Victoria for the Threshold Housing Society. -
Oak trees are producing a higher amount of acorns this year
Have you noticed that we have a bumper crop of Garry Oak acorns this year? Bernie Dinter, Owner of Dinter Nursery, joined Al to chat about the unusually high amount of acorns in the region. -
Update from day five of Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock
Arnold Lim, 2014 & 2017 Tour de Rock Alumni, Media Rider for Black Press, joined Al to share an update from day 5 on the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock live from Parksville. -
W̱SÁNEĆ Leadership Council launches website about their history and culture
The W̱SÁNEĆ Leadership Council has launched a new website to give non-Indigenous people information about the history and culture of the Saanich Peninsula First Nations. Eric Pelkey, Community Engagement, W̱SÁNEĆ First Nations, joined Al to talk about this new website. -
How does the school COVID-19 notification system work?
After an outcry from several B.C. parents, the province is re-implementing notifications when a child tests positive for COVID-19. Scott Stinson, Sooke school superintendent, joined Al to talk about the COVID-19 notification system in schools. -
Update from day four of Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock
Jack Knox, 2007 Alumni guest, Media Rider, The Times Colonist, Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock, joined Al to share an update from day four on the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock live from the Comox Valley. -
How prepared are Victorian for a major storm?
How prepared are we for a fall /winter storm or even an earthquake here in Greater Victoria? Al spoke with Tanya Patterson, emergency program coordinator for the City of Victoria, to find how prepared Victorians are. -
Local grocers have formed the Future Cures Coalition for the BC Cancer Foundation
Local grocers on Vancouver Island have formed the Future Cures Coalition for the BC Cancer Foundation. Sarah Roth, president of the BC Cancer Foundation, joined
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Adam Stirling Hour 3 - September 24 - 2021
In this hour, Adam discussed the COVID-19 vaccine effort in B.C. He also took calls from listeners. -
Adam Stirling Hour 2 - September 24 - 2021
In this hour, Adam discussed the COVID-19 vaccine effort in B.C. He also took calls from listeners. -
Adam Stirling Hour 1 - September 24 - 2021
In the first hour of today’s show, Adam was joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified-dot-CA for their weekly roundtable discussion. They discussed the COVID-19 vaccine effort in B.C. He also took calls from listeners.. -
Carolyn & Richard Call Adam Stirling about 5G and vaccines
Adam's getting a rough ride on open lines today, but remains positive and helpful in his suggestions. -
Adam Stirling Hour 3 - September 23 - 2021
In this hour, Steve Mossop, president of Insights West, joined Adam to talk about a recent survey that found 71 per cent of Vancouver residents were in favour of the provincially-coordinated cull launched in response to a spate of incidents of park goers being bitten or nipped by coyotes in the park. Adam closed out the show by taking calls from listeners. -
Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan
Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly segment on legal stories that are of interest to the CFAX audience. -
Adam Stirling Hour 1 - September 23 - 2021
In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discussed the COVID-19 vaccine effort in B.C. He also took calls from listeners. -
What do Vancouver residents want the city to do about the coyotes in Stanley Park?
Steve Mossop, president of Insights West, joined Adam to talk about a recent survey that found 71 per cent of Vancouver residents were in favour of the provincially-coordinated cull launched in response to a spate of incidents of park goers being bitten or nipped by coyotes in the park. -
Adam Stirling Hour 2 - September 23 - 2021
In this hour, Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly segment on legal stories that are of interest to the CFAX audience. Adam also took calls from listeners. -
Buck tells Adam to stop saying "anti-vaxxer"
Buck doesn't think it's fair for Adam to call covid-vaccine hesitant folks "anti-vaxxers." Adam disagrees, but he's willing to hear Buck's case.
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How many people are actually in hospital with COVID-19?
Ryan speaks with Penny Daflos, reporter for CTV Vancouver. Penny's reporting has helped gained more clarity about what the actual number of people in hospital with COVID-19 is. -
More and more children under 10 are getting COVID-19
Ryan speaks with Jens von Bergmann, data expert and part of the B.C. COVID-19 Modelling Group. We learn more about B.C. COVID-19: case counts. Which are declining in older age groups, but growing rapidly for the age group under 10. -
BC musician Jeff Bryant performing at the Belfry
Ryan speaks with Jeff Bryant about his upcoming performance at the Belfry Theatre, and what its been like for artists during the pandemic. -
Has the ICBC "dumpster fire" been extinguished?
ICBC is boasting bigger-than-expected refunds for drivers, after it's switch to a new system of insurance. Richard McCandless, a former B.C. senior civil servant who worked on ICBC issues -- and is now a consultant with BC Policy Perspectives, joined Ryan to talk about the state of ICBC. -
A number of changes planned for Cedar Hill Golf Course
Changes are coming to Cedar Hill Golf Club — and the goal, according to the management, is to level the playing field and curtail unsustainable privileges to club members. But unsurprisingly, club members feel differently. Fred Haynes, mayor of Saanich, joined Ryan to talk about the proposed changes. -
Craft Market Beer taking pace of former Canoe Brewpub
Canoe Brewpub — along Victoria’s upper harbour — will be closing next month, soon to be replaced by Calgary-based chain Craft Beer Market after some major renovations. Ryan spoke with PJ L’Heureux, founder and president of Craft Market Beer, about what they have planned for their new Victoria location. -
COVID-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant people
There's a spike in unvaccinated pregnant women hospitalized in BC with COVID 19. There's also lots of misinformation being circulated related to the vaccines and reproductive health. Dr. Deborah Money, professor at UBC's faculty of medicine’s department of obstetrics and gynaecology, joined Ryan to set the record straight on the vaccine being safe for pregnant people. -
Alistair MacGregor returning as MP for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford
Alistair MacGregor, re-elected as MP for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford, joined Ryan to talk about being re-elected as MP for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford and what he and the NDP will be focused on when they head back to Ottawa. -
How many paid sick days should B.C. workers get?
How many days of paid sick leave should the provincial government fund for employees in BC? Ryan spoke with Laird Cronk, president of the BC Federation of Labour, to find out how much paid sick time the Federation of Labour believes B.C. should receive. -
B.C. government will no longer provide police with naloxone kits
The BC Government will no longer be providing local police forces free naloxone kits, despite the fact that officers regularly use them. Leslie McBain, co-founder of Moms Stop the Harm, joined Ryan to explain why this is so harmful.
Weekend Shows
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The Whole Home Show- Sept 18
Real Estate Works President Simon Bray discusses www.rew.ca and the site’s functionality, products, consumer trends, market forecasts and more. -
Sep 18 2021 - Tech Talk
David Jones, Sidney-based Technology Tutor and owner of Your Technology Solution, joins us on air. -
The Whole Home Show- Sept 11
Real Estate in Australia: Real Estate legend Rik Rushton discusses the market in Australia, including the common auction process considered the most transparent in the world -
Sep 11 2021 - Tech Talk
Gary Beyer, owner of Tesseract 2.0 Computers, joins us on air. -
The Whole Home Show- Sept 4
2021 President of the Victoria Real Estate Board David Langlois discusses the market, COVID protocols, blind bidding and serving on organized Real Estate Boards. www.VREB.org -
Sep 4 2021 - Tech Talk
Charles Martin , Victoria Mac and iOS User Group Program Director and "Space Javelin" podcast co-host, joins us on air. -
The Whole Home Show- Aug 28
A discussion about Real Estate as a business including what someone can expect when getting into the business. Plus a chat on Federal Election platforms surrounding abolishment of Blind Bidding and housing affordability. Guest Ray Yenkana, Broker-Owner RE/MAX Little Oak Realty with offices in the Lower Mainland. -
august 28 2021 - tech talk
Ron Fraser, Sidney tech enthusiast and Retired Tech Department Manager at London Drugs, joins us on air. -
The Whole Home Show- Aug 21
Brian Taylor, solicitor and BCREA (British Columbia Real Estate Association) Instructor and contributing author of "Legally Speaking" discusses the genesis and downfall of Limited Dual Agency- the practice of REALTORs representing both the buyer and seller in the same transaction -
August 21, 2021 - Tech Talk
Francis Baklinski from Priority One Computers joins Alan for the August 21, 2021, episode of CFAX Tech Talk.
