Susan Simmons, Multiple Sclerosis Advocate and Victoria resident, joined the show to discuss how Victoria councillor Ben Isitt violated her privacy.

Later, Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly segment on legal stories that are of interest to the CFAX audience.

Susan Simmons, Multiple Sclerosis Advocate and Victoria resident, joined the show to discuss how Victoria councillor Ben Isitt violated her privacy.
Later, Michael Mulligan, Barrister &amp; Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly segment on legal stories that are of interest to the CFAX audience.

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Adam Stirling Hour 2 - January 13 - 2022

A new poll from Mainstreet Research finds the BC Conservatives leading the governing BC NDP, with strong voter disapproval of Premier David Eby's decision to call a snap election. Quito Maggi, president and CEO of Mainstreet Research, discusses what's driving the numbers, regional trends across British Columbia, the impact of overlapping municipal campaigns, and what the results could mean for the remainder of the provincial election campaign.

A new poll from <a href="https://www.mainstreetresearch.ca/post/snap-election-misfire">Mainstreet Research</a> finds the BC Conservatives leading the governing BC NDP, with strong voter disapproval of Premier David Eby's decision to call a snap election. Quito Maggi, president and CEO of Mainstreet Research, discusses what's driving the numbers, regional trends across British Columbia, the impact of overlapping municipal campaigns, and what the results could mean for the remainder of the provincial election campaign.

"If this holds, there's going to be a change of government": New poll puts Conservatives ahead as voters sour on snap election call

Victoria Transit Riders Union chair Liz Cronin explains why her organization continues to support transit workers during contract negotiations, how scheduling and staffing issues affect riders, and why she believes the province must take a more active role in reaching a deal.

Photo: Victoria Transit Riders Union

Victoria Transit Riders Union chair Liz Cronin explains why her organization continues to support transit workers during contract negotiations, how scheduling and staffing issues affect riders, and why she believes the province must take a more active role in reaching a deal.
Photo: Victoria Transit Riders Union

"Workers need the tools they need to do the job": Transit riders back ongoing job action

Save Our Saanich council candidate Nancy Di Castri responds to concerns raised by the Break the Slate campaign, arguing that candidates endorsed by the elector organization remain independent and are not obligated to vote as a bloc.

Save Our Saanich council candidate Nancy Di Castri responds to concerns raised by the Break the Slate campaign, arguing that candidates endorsed by the elector organization remain independent and are not obligated to vote as a bloc.

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - January 13 - 2022

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