On May 1st, the B.C. short-term rental ban will take effect province-wide. Walt Judas, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of BC, joined Al to share what he's been hearing from tourism operators about how the ban might impact their business.

On May 1st, the B.C. short-term rental ban will take effect province-wide. Walt Judas, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of BC, joined Al to share what he's been hearing from tourism operators about how the ban might impact their business.

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All the best audio from Mornings with Al Ferraby and Lisa Best on CFAX 1070.

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Is the B.C. tourism industry worried about upcoming short-term rental ban?

Following a major morning traffic backup triggered by a relatively minor crash on the Trans-Canada Highway, Mike Kozakowski of Citified.ca joins Josh & Jade for a wide-ranging discussion on transportation planning, road capacity, transit investment and regional growth. The conversation explores whether Greater Victoria's congestion challenges stem from a lack of road infrastructure, insufficient transit options, or a combination of both.

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Following a major morning traffic backup triggered by a relatively minor crash on the Trans-Canada Highway, Mike Kozakowski of Citified.ca joins Josh &amp; Jade for a wide-ranging discussion on transportation planning, road capacity, transit investment and regional growth. The conversation explores whether Greater Victoria's congestion challenges stem from a lack of road infrastructure, insufficient transit options, or a combination of both.
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Morning traffic snarl sparks broader transportation debate

How important is affordable child care to B.C. voters? Josh & Jade chat with Research Co. President Mario Canseco about a new poll showing strong support for lower fees, more spaces, and increased investment in child care.

How important is affordable child care to B.C. voters? Josh &amp; Jade chat with Research Co. President Mario Canseco about a new poll showing strong support for lower fees, more spaces, and increased investment in child care.

Child Care Still a Top Priority for B.C. Families, New Poll Finds

A letter addressed from the BC Conservative leader to lawyers and insurance executives suggests the party would move away to no-fault car insurance and everything is on the table at this stage-- including private competition. Yesterday the party was campaigning on scrapping the PST on business investment and approving major projects, while the BC NDP messaging was focused on a 500-million dollar Small Business Tariff & Wildfire Relief Fund, along with a 5-thousand-dollar tax credit to hire youth getting their first job. What is this election shaping up to be about? Royal Roads professor of communication and culture David Black joins to discuss. 

A letter addressed from the BC Conservative leader to lawyers and insurance executives suggests the party would move away to no-fault car insurance and everything is on the table at this stage-- including private competition. Yesterday the party was campaigning on scrapping the PST on business investment and approving major projects, while the BC NDP messaging was focused on a 500-million dollar Small Business Tariff &amp; Wildfire Relief Fund, along with a 5-thousand-dollar tax credit to hire youth getting their first job. What is this election shaping up to be about? Royal Roads professor of communication and culture David Black joins to discuss.&nbsp;

Is the B.C. tourism industry worried about upcoming short-term rental ban?

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