Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show. 

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show.&nbsp;

The best moments from Adam Stirling on CFAX 1070, weekdays 11-3. Find the full show Adam Stirling: The Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. 

The best moments from Adam Stirling on CFAX 1070, weekdays 11-3. Find the full show Adam Stirling: The Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.&nbsp;

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How can Findlay's BC Conservatives connect with more average voters? Poll suggests they are tied with the BC NDP among decided voters  

Josh & Jade are joined by Camosun College political science instructor Dan Reeve to discuss FIFA World Cup coming to Vancouver on the same weekend as a UFC cage match on the White House lawn as well as Trump’s CUSMA threats and Ottawa’s push to rein in Big Tech through Bill C-34.

Josh &amp; Jade are joined by Camosun College political science instructor Dan Reeve to discuss FIFA World Cup coming to Vancouver on the same weekend as a UFC cage match on the White House lawn as well as Trump&rsquo;s CUSMA threats and Ottawa&rsquo;s push to rein in Big Tech through Bill C-34.

Sport, Strength, and Leverage: A Weekend That Says a Lot About Power

Transit riders often feel like the 95 RapidBus is not as rapid as it could be. A group of advocates put that to the test on a Friday afternoon.

Josh reported live from the field as Better Transit YYJ staged a race from the Legislature, pitting the bus against cyclists and a team of joggers and fast walkers, with the goal of highlight delays along Douglas Street and through Colwood.

In the end, it was the humans on foot who crossed the finish line first, beating one of the region’s busiest routes.

Advocates say the result points to avoidable slowdowns. They are calling on Victoria and Colwood to expand dedicated transit lanes, and on BC Transit to allow all‑door boarding to speed trips.

Image via Better Transit YYJ

Transit riders often feel like the 95 RapidBus is not as rapid as it could be. A group of advocates put that to the test on a Friday afternoon.
Josh reported live from the field as&nbsp;<a href="https://bettertransityyj.ca/">Better Transit YYJ</a> staged a race from the Legislature, pitting the bus against cyclists and a team of joggers and fast walkers, with the goal of highlight delays along Douglas Street and through Colwood.
In the end, it was the humans on foot who crossed the finish line first, beating one of the region&rsquo;s busiest routes.
Advocates say the result points to avoidable slowdowns. They are calling on Victoria and Colwood to expand dedicated transit lanes, and on BC Transit to allow all‑door boarding to speed trips.
Image via Better Transit YYJ

Joggers beat the 95 RapidBus to City Hall, exposing transit delays

Nearly one in five adults in BC now falls into a higher risk gambling category. IGCO General Manager Sam MacLeod breaks down the numbers and what comes next.
Are you or someone you love struggling with gambling?
Gambling Support BC (GSBC) offers free help for any British Columbia resident having difficulties because of gambling, this includes your own gambling or a loved one’s gambling.

Nearly one in five adults in BC now falls into a higher risk gambling category. IGCO General Manager Sam MacLeod breaks down the numbers and what comes next. Are you or someone you love struggling with gambling? <a href="https://www.gamblingsupportbc.ca/">Gambling Support BC (GSBC) offers free help for any British Columbia resident having difficulties because of gambling, this includes your own gambling or a loved one&rsquo;s gambling.</a>

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