



Poll: four-in-five people with exposure to job market say it is "bad," or "terrible," as more young people list jobs as top issue
Angus Reid Institute senior research associate Jon Roe joins the show.

Victoria sales remain up year-over-year amid B.C.'s "sluggish," real estate market: BCREA chief economist breaks down regional disparities, global risks
BC Real Estate Association chief economist Brendon Ogmundson joins the show.

The Canadian Taxpayer Federation's B.C. director says proactive disclosure pause and proposed FOI changes are bad signs for transparency in the province
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation BC Director Carson Binda joins the show to weigh in on Bill-9 and freedom of information issues in the province.

"It does not involve a decrease in the right of access to information:" privacy and information commissioner discusses his assessment of proposed changes to B.C.'s FOI legislation, says his office will monitor for problems if Act passes Royal Assent
B.C.'s independent privacy and information commissioner Michael Harvey joins the show to discuss his assessment of Bill-9 and the wider FOI system context.

Angus Reid Institute poll suggests Premier Eby's approval hits new low, with 16-point year-over-year drop since March 2025
Angus Reid Institute research director Dave Korzinski joins the show.

How will B.C. moving to permanent daylight savings time impact multi-jurisdiction work and commerce?
Canadian Federation of Independent Business’s B.C. director of legislative affairs Ryan Mitton joins the show.

VicPD chief talks revised budget ask, resource allocation review, traffic safety issues and interactions on the 900-block of Pandora
VicPD Chief of Police Fiona Wilson joins the show.

Strategic investment or corporate welfare? Advocate unimpressed by economic development minister's response to criticism of B.C. strategic investment fund announcement
Canadian Taxpayer Federation BC Director Carson Binda joins the show.

Colwood's Councillor Jordison weighs in on discourse surrounding project to build new West Shore RCMP detachment
Colwood Councillor Kim Jordison calls into the Adam Stirling show.

"At some point, the math takes over:" Business Council BC director says more tax pressure could be coming with projected $13.3 billion deficit, following four consecutive credit rating downgrades
Business Council of BC policy director Jairo Yunis joins the show.