Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Our top story is the Sooke School District 62 finalizing its budget for the upcoming school year. Plus, provincial polling data, B.C.'s planned minimum wage bump and all the rest of our newsroom’s key stories are all in one place—that’s Victoria at Noon.

Listeners discuss today’s topics with Adam via open lines and texts. Adam analyzes stories related to community development and housing in the region. 

Adam discusses issues impacting Victoria’s local economy. Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop calls in to discuss Canadians’ sentiments about federal politics. 

Adam discusses the planned minimum wage increase in the province. Michael Mulligan joins for this week's Legally Speaking segment.

Adam opens today’s show by discussing Angus Reid survey data on British Columbian’s top electoral issues. Plus, Adam analyzes the economic factors surrounding housing issues. 

The City of Port Alberni has ordered a property in the downtown area cleared as responders address a situation related to hazardous materials, according to a press release from the city. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to attend the G7 leader summit in Italy followed by a peace summit in Switzerland. These and all of our newsroom’s top stories are in one place: Victoria at Noon.

CTV legislative reporter Robert Buffam joins to share what he's learned about the situation so far. 

Managing partner of the Victoria Harbourcats Jim Swanson calls in to Adam's show to give information about why it seems the team will not be able to host its playoff games at Royal Athletic Park this season. 

Adam continues his analysis of today’s topics, including B.C. party politics. Listeners call in to share their perspectives.

Adam analyzes various factors leading to homelessness and potential solutions. BC Construction Association industry standard practices consultant Katy Fairley calls in.

Adam discusses why a Vancouver Island former Conservative Party of BC candidate is stepping down from his candidacy with CTV legislative reporter Robert Buffan. Managing partner of the Victoria Harbourcats Jim Swanson calls in to give information about why the team will not be able to host its playoff games at Royal Athletic Park.

Adam discusses B.C. politics and housing development. 

Adam Stirling's May 28 interview with Canadian Federation of Independent Business BC Director Jairo Yunis ahead of B.C. increasing its general minimum wage from $16.75 to $17.40 per hour. 

Our top story is how a-31-year-old Langford man faces numerous child exploitation charges following a joint proactive investigation by the BC RCMP Integrated Child Exploitation Unit, Homeland Security Investigations and West Shore RCMP. Meanwhile, Saanich council has decided upon the location of a new communications tower. This and all of our newsroom’s top stories are in one brief broadcast via V...

Listeners call in to share their experiences and perspectives on today's topics. Our Langford Facebook group spokesperson Lisa Foxall calls back in.  

Adam continues his analysis of stories related to youth safety. Adam also discusses municipal taxation as many Langford residents receive notice of property tax increases.

Adam analyzes clips from Al Ferraby’s morning interview with Our Place CEO Julian Daly about the 900-block of Pandora Avenue. Adam interviews Canadian Federation of Independent Business BC Director Jairo Yunis about the potential impacts of a planned minimum wage increase in the province.

Adam discusses topics related to municipal community-building and youth safety. Adam analyzes clips from district 61 school board meeting discussions about police liaison programs in schools.

Adam analyzes a conversation from earlier this morning discussing the rejected BC United, BC Conservatives election deal Discussions on cyber attacks, and cyber security. Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on issues discussed today

Discussions on submarine that caused concern during a yacht race, BC politics, transportation in Victoria and more. Plus, listeners weighed in through calls and texts.  

Ottawa is developing a new artificial intelligence strategy for government operations. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon.

Adam spoke with Kevin Falcon, leader, BC United. He responded to comments made in an earlier interview with BC Conservative Party leader, and discusses the rejected "non-competition'' agreement proposal

Adam spoke with John Rustad, leader, BC Conservative Party BC Conservatives have rejected a deal aimed at preventing a vote split in the fall provincial election. Conservative Leader John Rustad rejecting a proposed ``non-competition'' agreement

Adam spoke with Kevin Falcon, leader, BC United. He responded to comments made in an earlier interview with BC Conservative Party leader, and discusses the rejected proposed ``non-competition'' agreement.   Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on BC politics during open lines

Adam spoke with John Rustad, leader, BC Conservative Party BC Conservatives have rejected a deal aimed at preventing a vote split in the fall provincial election. Conservative Leader John Rustad rejecting a proposed ``non-competition'' agreement   Discussions on the possibility of a new parkade in the downtown area following Thursday’s decision to have staff report back on public parking options.