Adam Stirling: The Podcast

  Discussions continue on Victoria city councils vote to give themselves a 25% raise and whether council positions are part time or full time.   Listeners weigh in during open lines through calls and texts 

  Adam discusses Victoria city council and its review of remuneration for councillors, and whether the position is part time or full time Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca joins Adam for our regular Friday segment to discuss top issues of the week.

Adam spoke with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment They discuss the following cases: Reason we don’t have enough doctors being litigated rather than fixed Sentencing after a jury acquits of murder but convicts a mother of manslaughter Security for costs for a natural person vs a corporation

Adam continues to analyze Victoria City council discussions regarding council members getting a raise which could take effect as earlier as may this year. We also listen in as councillors discuss benefits, including a travel allowance.

Adam continues to analyze Victoria City council discussions regarding an amendment brought forward that would give council members a raise. This raise could take effect as earlier as may this year.

Canada is moving some diplomats out of the embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti due to the increasingly volatile security situation. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon 

Adam continues to analyze Victoria City council discussions regarding council members getting a raise, which could take effect as earlier as may this year.

We listen in live to Victoria City Council discussing councillor remuneration. We heard councillors discuss if theycompensated more for the amount of hours worked. Adam spoke with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment They discuss the following cases: Reason we don’t have enough doctors being litigated rather than fixed Sentencing...

Discussions on the School Police Liaison Officer program Adam analyzes a conversation with VicPD Chief about revisiting the decision to remove School Liaison Officers from SD 61, and the value of having liaison officers in schools. We listen in live to Victoria City Council discussing councillor remuneration

In this hour, Adam spoke with John Treleaven, Chair of the Grumpy Taxpayer$, about their ‘Survival Guide to Local Government’ quiz. Later, Adam took calls from listeners and discussed short term rentals and school liaison officers.

Adam spoke with John Treleaven, Chair of the Grumpy Taxpayer$, about their ‘Survival Guide to Local Government’ quiz.

Adam closed out today's show by discussing BC's short term rental ban and taking calls from listeners.

Adam was joined Victoria councillor Stephen Hammond for a conversation about BC's short term rental ban. Hammond will be presenting a motion with Mayor Alto to ask the province to delay the start of the ban until November 1st. 

In this hour, Adam was joined Victoria councillor Stephen Hammond for a conversation about BC's short term rental ban. Hammond will be presenting a motion with Mayor Alto to ask the province to delay the start of the ban until November 1st.  Later, Adam took calls from listeners. 

In this hour, Adam talks about school liaison officers. Later, Adam spoke with Colin Plant, CRD Board Chair, about the CRD budget.

In this hour, Adam discussed B.C.'s short term rental ban and road safety. He also took calls from listeners.

Adam opened today show by reviewing a new job posting for the City of Langford. He then discussed the diversion of safe supply drugs in BC.

In this hour, Adam was joined by Jeff Sutherland, from the group Property Rights BC, for a conversation about the impact B.C.'s short term rental ban could have on the tourism industry in the province. Sutherland says the ban will cause hotel prices to skyrocket. Later, Adam opened up the phone lines for discussion.

Adam was joined by Jeff Sutherland, from the group Property Rights BC, for a conversation about the impact B.C.'s short term rental ban could have on the tourism industry in the province. Sutherland says the ban will cause hotel prices to skyrocket.

In this hour, Adam discussed B.C.'s short term rental ban and road safety. He also took calls from listeners.

Adam continues to discuss municipal, provincial, and federal politics. We listen to Victoria City Council discuss the future of Centennial Square Coun. Marg Gardiner brought forward a motion to make it easier for the public to find information on the plan to transform Centennial Square

Adam spoke with Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger Last year, Leger did a poll that asked if Canada was broken. They have asked Canadians that question again to see how much has changed since 2023.

Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for this evening for Victoria and the Southern Gulf Islands. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon 

Adam discusses recent accusations of anti-Semitism in the BC caucus, the resignation of NDP caucus member Selina Robinson, and how the premier has been handling the situation.   New survey asks: “Is Canada Broken?” Adam spoke with Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger Last year, Leger did a poll that asked if Canada was broken. They have asked Canadians that question again to see how much...

  Adam spoke with Brendon Ogmundson, Chief Economist, BC Real Estate Association (BCREA) BC Real Estate Association estimates that the Provincial flipping tax will lower home sales in BC by 1.7 per cent, but will have minimal impact on home prices