Tech Talk – March 7th , 2026

 Alan Perry is joined by Rickie Winter (Tech Experience Manager, London Drugs Tillicum) and Charles Martin (VMUG Program Director & London Drugs In‑Home Tech) to break down the latest Apple news and dig into Freedom Mobile’s insane new plan

Rebuilding Nature, One Shoreline at a Time

Esquimalt has officially opened its new Green Shores Demonstration Site at Esquimalt Gorge Park — a restoration project reshaping one of the most dynamic stretches of the Gorge Waterway. Parks Manager Robbie Young joins Josh & Jade to break down what the project is, why this location was chosen, an…

BC Race Stalls, Iran Tensions Rise

Camosun political scientist Dan Reeve joined Josh & Jade to break down a BC Conservative leadership race defined by low name recognition, rising uncertainty, and a fast‑growing membership. Then they dive into Iran—who’s in charge now, whether the strikes changed anything, how close the region is to…

Poll Shows Conservative Contenders Stuck in Low Gear

Josh & Jade talk with Mario Canseco about new polling that shows most British Columbians barely recognize the BC Conservative leadership contenders and how a Rustad-led party stacks up against the NDP on housing, health care, and the economy.

"This is a wrong that was done:" exploring why the plum tree-branch tearing scandal in Esquimalt hit a nerve for the local community

Esquimalt Mayor Barb Desjardins joins Mornings with Ryan & Lisa. 

Stepping out into nothingness? Malahat Skywalk to launch The Overhang during the Victoria Day long weekend

Malahat SkyWalk general manager Nathan Bird joins Mornings with Ryan & Lisa. 

"Oldies but goodies:" talking quality local eats with the Vic Food Guys

Vic Food Guys (plural!) Dallas and Mike join for CFAX Morning's weekly feature on local eats. 

Lead researcher breaks down study suggesting minimum unit pricing and labelling on alcohol could reduce cancer deaths

Uvic Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research scientist Adam Sherk joins Mornings with Ryan & Lisa. 

B.C. social development minister says forestry worker retraining will focus on locally in-demand occupations, rely on employer and worker input

B.C. minister responsible for social development and poverty reduction Sheila Malcomson joins Mornings with Ryan & Lisa. 

Tight Inventory, Rising Prices: Victoria Still a Hot Market

Josh & Jade checked in with Citified’s Mike Kozakowski, who says Victoria’s market is still flexing: detached homes averaged $1.38 million in February, up more than 5% year‑over‑year, even as sales dropped 12%. Mike points to tight pre‑sale inventory and steady buyer demand as key forces keeping pr…