Employers/Employees struggle to balance 'return-to-work' policies

Ryan and Rick Cotton, associate professor of talent management and sustainable innovation at the University of Victoria's Gustavson School of Business, discuss the continuing evolution of working from home.

Greater Victoria School Board will not reinstate SPLO program

Ryan speaks with Lori Poppe, a spokesperson for Parents and Police Together, after the Greater Victoria School Board quietly reaffirmed its decision to end the School Police Liaison Officer program.

Vic Food Guys: L’Apero Wine & Cheese Bistro

Ryan is joined by Dallas from the Vic Food Guys and Guillaume Keiffer, the Owner/Operator/Cheese Enthusiast of L’Apero Wine & Cheese Bistro.

Adam Stirling Hour 4 – April 22 – 2024

Discussions on Langford’s sidewalk matrix infill policy, municipal governance, climate change and more During open lines listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts 

The Whole Home Show April 20

Members of the Victoria Seniors Business Network:  Daralyn Wai at Orderly Affairs https://orderlyaffairs.ca/ Karla Kerr from Earths Option https://www.earthsoption.com/ Jim Bryant and Teresa Ostman from SeniorsNews and WellnessNews Vancouver Island https://www.wellnesshubvancouverisland.ca/ htt…

Adam Stirling Hour 3 – April 22 – 2024

Adam analyzes a conversation from earlier this morning from BC Green Party leader. Discussions on incoming short term rental laws, municipal governance and cost of living. Listeners weigh in during open lines through calls and texts.

Victoria News at Noon - April 22, 2024

RCMP have provided an update on the two missing kayakers near Sidney. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon

Spring Bedroom Refresh from Heirloom Linens

This was Darlene on with Al Ferraby this morning. She won a $500 Spring Bedroom Refresh from Heirloom Linens 

Adam Stirling Hour 2 – April 22 – 2024

Two Years Later, Views on COVID-19 Protests Soften in Canada Adam spoke with Mario Canseco, president, Research Co. A new Research Co. poll has found the perceptions of Canadians on the series of protests and blockades against restrictions and mandates related to the COVID-19 pandemic have shifte…

Two Years Later, Views on COVID-19 Protests Soften in Canada

Adam spoke with Mario Canseco, president, Research Co. A new Research Co. poll has found the perceptions of Canadians on the series of protests and blockades against restrictions and mandates related to the COVID-19 pandemic have shifted over the past couple of years.