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. 

Tax hikes and big debt: Canadian Taxpayers Federation B.C. director's budget reaction

Canadian Taxpayer Federation B.C. director Carson Binda calls in with B.C. budget reaction. 

Exploring artificial intelligence issues in the context of global competition and corporate greed

Adam responds to a listener text about the ways corporate greed could impact how AI technology is used. 

Survey suggests 73 per cent of B.C.'ers feel crime and violence impacting quality of life, 48 per cent of self-identified victims say they have not reported an incident

Save Our Streets co-founder Jess Ketchum joins the show to discuss a B.C-wide survey on crime and violence issues. 

Victoria Chamber of Commerce wants B.C. budget to resource local front-line enforcement efforts to combat downtown street disorder

Victoria Chamber of Commerce John Wilson joins the show. 

A frustrating situation ahead of strike vote: paramedics seeking benefits, mental health supports, outside of the general wage increase

Ambulance Paramedics of BC communications director Ian Tait joins the show to discuss the labour negotiations situation and upcoming strike vote.

Set up for a supply crunch: BC Real Estate Association says government intervention needed to prevent a replay of 2010s housing market

BC Real Estate Association chief economist Brendon Ogmundson joins the show. 

B.C. Ombudsperson discusses remaining inconsistencies in legal safeguards for those receiving involuntary mental health care, why recent legislative changes make complete documentation even more important

BC Ombudsperson Jay Chalke joins the show. 

VicPD's chief says the end of B.C.’s decriminalization pilot could impact enforcement in supportive housing sites, other select locations

Plus, VicPD Chief of Police Fiona Wilson joins the show to expand on her thoughts about the impact of B.C. not renewing its decriminalization pilot.