# Colin Plant

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Monthly check-in with the Chair of Capital Regional District Board

CRD Board Chair Colin Plant joins Adam Stirling to discuss Wednesday's meeting, including chair elections, the land aquisition fund and the sewage treatment plant's operating budget.

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - November 12

With the School District 63 strike in it's third week Adam talks with James Taylor, 2nd Vice President, Confederation of Parents’ Advisory Councils of Saanich and Colin Plant, an SD63 teacher and Chair of the Capital Regional District Board, about how this job action may come to an end. 

The Sannich Strike

Colin Plants discusses the current strike and what the future may look like for teachers.

Adam Stirling Hour 1-September 10th

General discusion + Adam speaks with studio guest Colin Plant, Chair, Capital Regional District Board

Previewing the agenda for tomorrow’s CRD meeting

Adam Stirling was joined by the Chair of the Capital Regional District Board, Colin Plant to find out more.  

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - August 13th

General discussion + studio guest (CRD-Board)  Chair, Capital Regional District Board, Colin Plant, gives an update on enforcement around Thetis this summer

The CRD Board to discuss abandoned boats program is upcoming meeting

Colin Plant, Board Chair, Capital Regional District - again the discussion of wildlife has come up, geese, deer to start and questions about whether that is a CRD service, members would have to buy in, and pay, or do we push province and feds to do more based on jurisdiction, good debate about this…

Our Monthly update with Capital Regional District Board Chair, Colin Plant

Adam speaks with Capital Regional District Board Chair Colin Plant, about the wastewater project, plastic bags, reconciliation and other topics relevant to the CRD 

E-scooter ride gone wrong, federal NDP benefits from climate concern, BC Ferries long-weekend travel and the last gala for David Foster Foundation

A new Angus Reid Poll suggests the federal NDP may be getting a boost in popularity as concern over climate change rebounds. Their data found climate as a top issue has crawled up from 14 per cent in March to 21 per cent now. Meanwhile, one-in-six people who voted Liberal in the past federal electi…