Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discusses various municipal issues in the Westshore, along with reconciliation and its relationship to land. 

Adam talks about municipal issues, including police funding. He comments on clips from Langford City Council discussions. 

Property Rights Association of BC director Orion Rodgers joins the show to update us on his group’s legal challenge to the province’s Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act. Adam talks about this morning’s Bank of Canada’s key interest rate reduction. Plus, Colwood Councillors Kim Jordison and Ian Ward call in to provide additional context on municipalities’ role in Westshore RCMP’s staffing and fun...

Adam discusses spending at Langford Mayor Scott Goodmanson’s office. Plus, Adam analyzes clips of this morning's Al Ferraby interview with VicPD’s Cst. Terri Healy about the arrest of a woman police described as an alleged machete-wielding car-jacker. 

Today's stories include a house of commons debate on a motion intended to crack down on what the NDP is calling corporate greed in the grocery business. Meanwhile, Canada's deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland speaks about a report on MPs' actions pertaining to foreign actors. Plus, all the rest of our newsroom's top headlines all in one place. 

Jon Roe from the Angus Reid Institute calls in to share insights from data suggesting Canadians' opinions on the protest encampments located on university campuses. June 4, 2024. 

Adam Stirling interview of Victoria Real Estate Board chair Laurie Lidstone, June 6, 2024.

Listeners share a range of perspectives with Adam on today's stories via open lines. 

Victoria Real Estate Board chair Laurie Lidstone joins the show to discuss interest rates and what people should know in the context of the current real estate market. Listeners call in about today's topics. 

Adam continues his analysis of today’s municipal topics. Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe calls in to discuss survey data on Canadians’ opinions about pro-Palestinian student protest encampments on university campuses.  

Adam discusses provincial politics and analyzes clips to give commentary on municipal governance topics in Langford.

Elenore Sturko, Surrey South MLA departs BC United to join the Conservative Party of BC Adam Stirling spoke with Surrey South MLA Elenore Sturko about her decision to leave BC United and join the Conservative Party of BC Listeners weigh in during open lines.

  Adam Stirling spoke with Surrey South MLA Elenore Sturko about her decision to leave BC United and join the Conservative Party of BC

MLA Elenore Sturko has crossed the floor to join the BC Conservatives this morning. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon

Discussions on BC politics, municipal governance and School District 62

Continued discussions on BC politics, and the BC Conservatives new members. Listeners weigh in through our text line.

Discussions on Friday’s announcement that Lorne Doerkson, the MLA for Cariboo-Chilcotin, has crossed the floor to join the BC Conservatives.  Adam also discusses the breaking news that Surrey MLA Elenore Sturko will also be joining the BC Conservatives.

Our top story is B.C. partnering with United Way to roll out a racism incident helpline. Meanwhile, Vancouver police are investigating an alleged hate crime at a synagogue. Our newsroom brings you all its important and local stories via Victoria at Noon.

B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma calls in to Adam's show to discuss the roll-out of the United Way BC 211 Racist Incident Helpline.

Angus Reid research director Dave Korzinski calls into Adam's show on May 31 to discuss polling on B.C. politics. 

Adam continues analyzing today’s topics and engages with listener perspectives via text and open lines.

Adam analyzes clips, including of citizens providing public feedback at Langford’s May 6 city council meeting as part of his commentary on how conversations about taxes and development are evolving in the Westshore. 

Adam discusses B.C. politics. Angus Reid Institute research director Dave Korzinski calls in to analyze what survey respondents are saying and share his take on how the numbers fits in with the province’s political context. Plus, B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma calls in to discuss the United Way BC 211 Racist Incident Helpline.

Adam discusses property taxation and municipal governance in Langford. Plus, Mike Kozakowski from Citified-dot-ca joins the show to talk about development in the region.

According to Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop, survey data suggests nearly half of Canadians think Justin Trudeau's primary motivation for wishing to remain in power is because he likes being prime minister. Mossop discussed this question and other insights from the survey on Adam Stirling's May 30 show.