Tonight, on Public Eye Radio, Better Environmentally Sound Transportation policy and communications director Deming Smith joins us to discuss his group's opposition to provincial government's controversial $3 billion Gateway Program. We'll be chatting with University of Victoria film studies instructor Brian Hendricks and Seven Oaks Magazine's Charles Demers about the Oscars. Activist Dawn Steele is coming on to give her take on recent developments at Community Living British Columbia. And Lheidli T'enneh Nation councillor Rena Zatorski will be on the line from Prince George to discuss the Highway of Tears. Also on the show: the regulars from our rabble-rousing band of political pundits - John Heaney, Will McMartin, Bob Russell and Bernard Schulmann. You can listen to Public Eye Radio outside of Victoria by logging into CFAX 1070 between 6:00 and 9:00. If you have a question for one of our guests, you can email us, leave a comment below or phone (250) 386-1161 during the show.
Highway to Hell?
March 4, 2006
I am still wondering why CFAX cannot be heard on radio in the Vancouver area? Is there some other signal that's blocking it?
In Vancouver I can pick up the CFAX 1070 signal on my car radio, albeit with considerable static when driving under transit bus lines. I don't pick up the signal on the radio inside my house at all. On the other hand, when I'm on the Island I can pick up CBC 690 Vancouver while in Swartz Bay but the signal degenerates into static in the western reaches of Victoria. Signal strength?