Jason Whyte, managing editor of Get Reel Movies, joins Josh & Jade to break down the top films of the week. I Swear offers a powerful true story of resilience and compassion, Exit 8 delivers a stylish and unsettling psychological thriller, and Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon returns to theatres as a lavish, deliberate classic, complete with intermission.

Jason Whyte, managing editor of Get Reel Movies, joins Josh &amp; Jade to break down the top films of the week. I Swear offers a powerful true story of resilience and compassion, Exit 8 delivers a stylish and unsettling psychological thriller, and Stanley Kubrick&rsquo;s Barry Lyndon returns to theatres as a lavish, deliberate classic, complete with intermission.

Making the afternoon commute a little more bearable … join Josh & Jade, Afternoons on CFAX 1070. News, Weather, Traffic, and Conversation, weekdays 3-6. 

Making the afternoon commute a&nbsp;little more bearable &hellip; join Josh &amp; Jade, Afternoons on CFAX 1070. News, Weather, Traffic, and Conversation, weekdays 3-6.&nbsp;

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Josh and Jade spoke with Julia Huggett, the owner of Beehive Wool Shop, about celebrating an incredible 120 years in downtown Victoria. How the beloved wool shop has evolved into a creative community hub, and why fibre arts continue to bring people together

Josh and Jade spoke with Julia Huggett, the owner of Beehive Wool Shop, about celebrating an incredible 120 years in downtown Victoria. How the beloved wool shop has evolved into a creative community hub, and why fibre arts continue to bring people together

120 Years Later, Beehive Wool Shop Is Still Spinning

Esquimalt council has voted to reject a proposal from Ocean Networks Canada to install a scientific coastal radar at Saxe Point Park, one of the township’s most prominent and well‑loved public spaces.

Despite staff support and assurances that all costs and liabilities would be covered, council voted overwhelmingly against the project, citing concerns about visual impact and the protection of parkland.

Esquimalt Mayor Barb Desjardins joins Josh and Jade to explain why council drew that line, how the decision was made, and what they hope to see when Ocean Networks Canada returns to council with an updated proposal.


Image: Ocean Networks Canada / Township of Esquimalt (Council agenda)

Esquimalt council has voted to reject a proposal from Ocean Networks Canada to install a scientific coastal radar at Saxe Point Park, one of the township&rsquo;s most prominent and well‑loved public spaces.
Despite staff support and assurances that all costs and liabilities would be covered, council voted overwhelmingly against the project, citing concerns about visual impact and the protection of parkland.
Esquimalt Mayor Barb Desjardins joins Josh and Jade to explain why council drew that line, how the decision was made, and what they hope to see when Ocean Networks Canada returns to council with an updated proposal.
 Image: Ocean Networks Canada / Township of Esquimalt (Council agenda)

Esquimalt Nixes Saxe Point Radar Pole

Josh & Jade were joined by Susie Rider, a spokesperson with BC Hydro, with a safety reminder as weather warms up and kids spend more time outside. Susie explains what they’re seeing, why it’s such a serious concern, and how families and communities can stay safe around electrical infrastructure this spring and summer.

Josh &amp; Jade were joined by Susie Rider, a spokesperson with BC Hydro, with a safety reminder as weather warms up and kids spend more time outside. Susie explains what they&rsquo;re seeing, why it&rsquo;s such a serious concern, and how families and communities can stay safe around electrical infrastructure this spring and summer.

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