Ryan is joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified Victoria.

Ryan is joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified Victoria.

The Best Way to Start an Island Morning! Ryan & Lisa on CFAX 1070, weekdays 6-9. It’s all HERE … News, Weather, Traffic, and Community.

The Best Way to Start an Island Morning! Ryan &amp; Lisa on CFAX 1070, weekdays 6-9. It&rsquo;s all HERE &hellip; News, Weather, Traffic, and Community.

Ryan & Lisa: Soundbites

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Sooke Traffic improves with Charters Road bypass

he BC Conservative caucus disaster has continued with two more MLAs announcing their caucus departure yesterday. Also notable is the resignation of former Chief of Staff Chris Delaney, as Findlay’s team seeing both significant controversy and turnover. We’ve got a big BC Lions game tomorrow, so Camosun College instructor Dan Reeve is joining us now for a look back on this week in politics.

he BC Conservative caucus disaster has continued with two more MLAs announcing their caucus departure yesterday.&nbsp;Also notable is the resignation of former Chief of Staff Chris Delaney, as Findlay&rsquo;s team seeing both significant controversy and turnover.&nbsp;We&rsquo;ve got a big BC Lions game tomorrow, so Camosun College instructor Dan Reeve is joining us now for a look back on this week in politics.

Abbotsford-Mission byelection should be a slam dunk for Findlay, but she's stumbling: political analyst 

 Remy Zanotto is the Manager of Broadcast & Content with the Victoria Royals Hockey Club. 

&nbsp;Remy Zanotto is the Manager of Broadcast &amp; Content with the Victoria Royals Hockey Club.&nbsp;

Why this is a big weekend for the Victoria Royals 

United Way’s Schools Out afterschool care program is rolling out in several sites across the capital region and Salt Spring Island, including the George Jay Elementary School, The Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre Society facility and the Human-Nature Counselling Society in Songhees Nation. This comes after the Esquimalt Nation partnered with United Way to host the summertime version of the same program, which will now continue in its after-school form. Esquimalt Nation director of education Kalie Dyer is joining us to talk through how that went and what’s yet to come.

United Way&rsquo;s Schools Out afterschool care program is rolling out in several sites across the capital region and Salt Spring Island, including the George Jay Elementary School, The Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre Society facility and the Human-Nature Counselling Society in Songhees Nation. This comes after the Esquimalt Nation partnered with United Way to host the summertime version of the same program, which will now continue in its after-school form. Esquimalt Nation director of education Kalie Dyer is joining us to talk through how that went and what&rsquo;s yet to come.

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