Adam has a conversation with Teale Phelps-Bondaroff and Bree Gardner from Access BC, on why their organization is advocating for publicly funded contraception for all.

Adam has a conversation with Teale Phelps-Bondaroff and Bree Gardner from Access BC, on why their organization is advocating for publicly funded contraception for all.

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Adam Stirling Hour 3 - January 14

While scientific pollsters track voter intentions, one New Westminster restaurant has spent 35 years measuring political tastes one burger at a time. Burger Heaven's "Bun-Official" election poll currently shows a virtual tie between the BC Conservatives and BC NDP. General manager Chris Gieb joins the program to explain how the burger ballot works, the puns behind this year's menu and whether customers are voting with their politics, their appetites, or both.

Photo: Burger Heaven general manager Chris Gieb updates the restaurant's "Bun-Official" Burger Poll scoreboard. (CTV News)

While scientific pollsters track voter intentions, one New Westminster restaurant has spent 35 years measuring political tastes one burger at a time. <a href="https://burgerheavennw.ca/">Burger Heaven</a>'s "Bun-Official" election poll currently shows a virtual tie between the BC Conservatives and BC NDP. General manager Chris Gieb joins the program to explain how the burger ballot works, the puns behind this year's menu and whether customers are voting with their politics, their appetites, or both. Photo: Burger Heaven general manager Chris Gieb updates the restaurant's "Bun-Official" Burger Poll scoreboard. (CTV News)

Burger poll lets voters cast ballots with their palates

With municipal election results now finalized and British Columbians preparing to cast their ballots in the provincial election, major policy changes could be on the horizon. Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the program to discuss how new councils in communities like Saanich, Langford and Sooke could influence housing, development and transportation decisions, and what a potential change in provincial government might mean for growth and housing policies across Greater Victoria.

With municipal election results now finalized and British Columbians preparing to cast their ballots in the provincial election, major policy changes could be on the horizon. Mike Kozakowski from <a href="https://citified.ca/" data-tabster="{&quot;restorer&quot;:{&quot;type&quot;:1}}">Citified</a> joins the program to discuss how new councils in communities like Saanich, Langford and Sooke could influence housing, development and transportation decisions, and what a potential change in provincial government might mean for growth and housing policies across Greater Victoria.

Municipal, provincial election results could reshape growth, housing and transportation across Greater Victoria

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Pick of the Week: The Wolftrap Red, Boekenhoutskloof, South Africa

Pick of the Week: The Wolftrap Red, Boekenhoutskloof, South Africa

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