Vancouver Park Board general manager says the city is going ahead with its planned cleanup of a homeless camp in Crab Park, despite calls from an advocacy group and the federal housing advocate to halt the process. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon 

Vancouver Park Board general manager says the city is going ahead with its planned cleanup of a homeless camp in Crab Park, despite calls from an advocacy group and the federal housing advocate to halt the process. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon

Relive The Adam Stirling Show on CFAX 1070.

Relive The Adam Stirling Show on CFAX 1070.

The Adam Stirling Podcast

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Victoria News at Noon - March 25, 2024

Alan Perry and Gary Beyer cover new scam alerts, Apple’s Canadian “Sirigate” lawsuit, transit tap-to-pay in B.C., streaming regulations, Gemini AI upgrades, travel tech tips, LibreOffice tweaks, AI failures at Starbucks, and more. Plus the discovery of the massive marine reptile Tylosaurus rex (“TEX”).

Alan Perry and Gary Beyer cover new scam alerts, Apple&rsquo;s Canadian &ldquo;Sirigate&rdquo; lawsuit, transit tap-to-pay in B.C., streaming regulations, Gemini AI upgrades, travel tech tips, LibreOffice tweaks, AI failures at Starbucks, and more. Plus the discovery of the massive marine reptile Tylosaurus rex (&ldquo;TEX&rdquo;).

Tech Talk – May 23 2026

Josh & Jade unpack the week’s political news with Dan Reeve, political science instructor at Camosun College including Alberta’s referendum and a new non-binding question that opens the door to a future vote on separation, drawing parallels to Quebec’s past referendums and what this moment could mean for national unity.

They also discuss the meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier David Eby, where a potential new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast is on the table, before turning to the decision to rename Site C as the John Horgan Dam and Generating Station, and what it signals about leadership and governing in the real world.

Josh &amp; Jade unpack the week&rsquo;s political news with Dan Reeve, political science instructor at Camosun College including Alberta&rsquo;s referendum and a new non-binding question that opens the door to a future vote on separation, drawing parallels to Quebec&rsquo;s past referendums and what this moment could mean for national unity.
They also discuss the meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier David Eby, where a potential new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast is on the table, before turning to the decision to rename Site C as the John Horgan Dam and Generating Station, and what it signals about leadership and governing in the real world.

Alberta separation talk flares as Eby weighs pipeline, names John Horgan dam

Ahead of the Toy Fair at Pearkes this weekend, Organizer Candice Woodward breaks down what you will find at Victoria's Ultimate Hobby & Toy Fair, from vintage toys to games and collectibles!

Ahead of the Toy Fair at Pearkes this weekend, Organizer Candice Woodward breaks down what you will find at <a href="https://ultimatetoyfair.com/">Victoria's Ultimate Hobby &amp; Toy Fair,</a> from vintage toys to games and collectibles!

Victoria News at Noon - March 25, 2024

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