Coal for Carbon Taxes: The CTF's Call for Change

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation made a statement at the BC Legislature by delivering lumps of coal, urging the provincial government to scrap the carbon tax. Carson Binda, BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, joins Afternoon with Ryan Price to discuss the reasons behind their campaig…

Federal Cabinet Shuffle

A federal cabinet shuffle was just one of several major developments in Ottawa today. Canadian Press Reporter Kyle Duggan joins Afternoon with Ryan Price from the nation’s capital to break down the details and share insights on what these changes mean for Canada’s political landscape. Don’t miss th…

We Unify Conference Confusion

This summer’s We Unify Reclaiming Canada Conference in Victoria sparked protests, public complaints, and a venue ban for its organizers. Darryl Greer, reporter-editor with The Canadian Press Vancouver Bureau, joins Afternoon with Ryan Price to discuss documents obtained through the Freedom of Infor…

Holiday program for lacrosse fans, here's everything you need to know

CFAX 1070 Program Manager Brad Challoner on a holiday program for lacrosse fans, focusing on the 2024 Victoria Shamrocks season. Hosted by Steve Young, in for Al. 

Adam Stirling Hour 4 –December 20– 2024

Adam hosts open line conversations with listeners, who weigh in on topics and issues of the week.

Victoria at Noon, December 20 2024

Victoria at Noon: The Ministry of Transportation and Transit has announced upgrades are coming to improve bus travel from downtown Victoria to Westshore. This story, more top headlines, and all the local updates you need to know right now! 

Adam Stirling Hour 3 –December 20– 2024

Angus Reid research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss data which suggests economic pessimism is on the decline, but two in five Canadians still say they are worse off than they were a year ago. Plus, Adam tunes in live to conservative leader Pierre Poilievre speaking to the press today.

Poll: economic pessimism could be going down in Canada, Angus Reid data suggests

Angus Reid research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss data which suggests economic pessimism is on the decline, but two in five Canadians still say they are worse off than they were a year ago.

Adam Stirling Hour 2 –December 20– 2024

Adam reacts to current events of the day involving federal politics, including tuning in to a press appearance with new cabinet members in the federal government. Plus, Ron from Maryland joins the show for pop-culture Friday.

New Travel Assistance Program announced in Port Alberni on Thursday

BC Minister of Health Josie Osborne joins Steve Young, in for Al.