CTV News Vancouver Island reporter Brendan Strain joined Josh & Jade to share what he learned today during the press conference with Mayor Alto  

CTV News Vancouver Island reporter Brendan Strain joined Josh &amp; Jade to share what he learned today during the press conference with Mayor Alto&nbsp;&nbsp;

Making the afternoon commute a little more bearable … join Josh & Jade, Afternoons on CFAX 1070. News, Weather, Traffic, and Conversation, weekdays 3-6. 

Making the afternoon commute a&nbsp;little more bearable &hellip; join Josh &amp; Jade, Afternoons on CFAX 1070. News, Weather, Traffic, and Conversation, weekdays 3-6.&nbsp;

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Victoria Mayor Updates City's Community Safety & Well Being Plan 

Mike Kozakowski from Citified joined Josh & Jade to break down the latest development news — from the ongoing West Shore RCMP detachment saga to a new 11-storey rental building on Fort Street, plus where things stand on Greater Victoria’s goal of adding 2,000 new hotel rooms by 2035.

Mike Kozakowski from Citified joined Josh &amp; Jade to break down the latest development news &mdash; from the ongoing West Shore RCMP detachment saga to a new 11-storey rental building on Fort Street, plus where things stand on Greater Victoria&rsquo;s goal of adding 2,000 new hotel rooms by 2035.

West Shore RCMP, Fort Street Rentals & Hotels

Josh & Jade are joined by Mario Canseco from Research Co. after 68% of British Columbians indicated in a recent survey they would personally like to see the speed limit reduced to 30 km/h on all residential streets, while keeping the speed limit on arterial and collector roads at 50 km/h.

IMAGE: Drivers in Victoria's Hillside-Quadra neighbourhood were the first to experience the city's new default speed limit of 30km/h on residential streets starting Spring 2023. (CTV News)

Josh &amp; Jade are joined by Mario Canseco from Research Co. after 68% of British Columbians indicated in a <a href="https://researchco.ca/2026/01/22/speed-bc-4/">recent survey</a> they would personally like to see the speed limit reduced to 30 km/h on all residential streets, while keeping the speed limit on arterial and collector roads at 50 km/h.
IMAGE: Drivers in Victoria's Hillside-Quadra neighbourhood were the first to experience the city's new default speed limit of 30km/h on residential streets starting Spring 2023. (CTV News)

Slower Streets, Strong Support: Why BC Is Rethinking Speed Limits

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Race Rocks Amber Ale, Lighthouse Brewing

Periquita (2023 vintage), Jose Maria Da Fonseca, Portugal

Picks of the Week:
Race Rocks Amber Ale, Lighthouse Brewing
Periquita (2023 vintage), Jose Maria Da Fonseca, Portugal

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