Steve Mossop, Insights West - A new poll from Insights West finds that four-in-five British Columbians (78%) oppose providing taxpayer funds for elite or preparatory private schools in the province, with a total of 60% being strongly opposed to the idea. The study was conducted on behalf of the Institute for Public Education/British Columbia and First Call: BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition, with support from the Lochmaddy Foundation.

Steve Mossop, Insights West - A new poll from Insights West finds that four-in-five British Columbians (78%) oppose providing taxpayer funds for elite or preparatory private schools in the province, with a total of 60% being strongly opposed to the idea. The study was conducted on behalf of the Institute for Public Education/British Columbia and First Call: BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition, with support from the Lochmaddy Foundation.

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Majority of British Columbians Do Not Support Public Funding for Private Schools

Ryan Price spoke with Mike Kozakowski, Citified Victoria during our regular Thursday development segment.

Citified data shows 2025 will be a big year for downtown Victoria's stock of rental apartments. 

Several purpose-built rental projects coming due next year within downtown-proper, and one on the periphery in the North Park neighbourhood.

Ryan Price spoke with Mike Kozakowski, Citified Victoria during our regular Thursday development segment.
Citified data shows 2025 will be a big year for downtown Victoria's stock of rental apartments. 
Several purpose-built rental projects coming due next year within downtown-proper, and one on the periphery in the North Park neighbourhood.

Development chatter with Mike Kozakowski

Ryan speaks with Gail Wallin, executive director of the Invasive Species Council of British Columbia, discussing the impact invasive smallmouth bass have upon the natural environment and why the Province is working to remove them from a Vancouver Island lake.

IMAGE: The jaw of the Smallmouth Bass does not extend past the eye. Dark bars radiate back from the eye and one bar radiates from the eye to the snout. 

IMAGE courtesy: Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Ryan speaks with Gail Wallin, executive director of the Invasive Species Council of British Columbia, discussing the impact invasive <a href="https://bcinvasives.ca/invasives/smallmouth-bass/">smallmouth bass</a> have upon the natural environment and why the Province is working to remove them from a Vancouver Island lake.
IMAGE: The jaw of the Smallmouth Bass does not extend past the eye. Dark bars radiate back from the eye and one bar radiates from the eye to the snout. 
IMAGE courtesy: Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Anglers encouraged to help remove invasive smallmouth bass from Echo Lake

Ryan Price spoke with Orion Rodgers, director, Property Rights Association of B.C.

Last week, the Property Rights Association of BC served the Province and the City of Victoria with a judicial review, seeking to stop the enactment and enforcement of the Short Term Rental Accommodations Act.

Ryan Price spoke with Orion Rodgers, director, Property Rights Association of B.C.
Last week, the Property Rights Association of BC served the Province and the City of Victoria with a judicial review, seeking to stop the enactment and enforcement of the Short Term Rental Accommodations Act.

Majority of British Columbians Do Not Support Public Funding for Private Schools

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