Adam Stirling: The Podcast

  Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment Dentist liable for assault/battery and negligence but sued in small claims court and didn’t have a lawyer to assist in presenting evidence from another dentist properly, resulting in a modest damage award Deadline for extradition paperwork missed and provision to allow more...

Adam discusses a recent incident in Langford of alleged harassment, and the divide it has caused within the community. Listeners weigh in during open lines Legally Speaking Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment Dentist liable for assault/battery and negligence but sued in small claims court and didn’t have a lawye...

  Adam discusses a recent incident in Langford of alleged harassment, and the divide it has caused within the community.

  Discussions on taxes, cost of living, and we listen live to talks regarding the future of the CRD water supply master plan  

Listeners weigh in on the political discourse in Langford during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners interact with Adam live on air.

Vancouver Island's annual Rifflandia music fest will be moving to Matullia Lands at Rock Bay. This and more top news stories from around the region during Victoria News at Noon

  Adam spoke with Mark Farrant, Founder & CEO, Canadian Juries Commission Advocates are saying the less than minimum wage being paid to jurors by B.C. could be affecting the fair representation of society in the jury.

Adam engages with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on issues discussed today. What affect does low pay for jurors have on their ability to serve? Adam spoke with Mark Farrant, Founder & CEO, Canadian Juries Commission Advocates are saying the less than minimum wage being paid to jurors by B.C. could be affecting the fair representation of society on the j...

We listen to a portion of audio of an interaction between a Langford community member and a city councillor. This interaction would later be reported as crossing the line/harassing and a statement was released by the city condemning the alleged harassment Listeners weigh in on this issue during open lines through calls and texts

  Adam spoke with Trevor Dinwoodie, Pacific Director, National Police Federation. The National Police Federation is releasing pre-Budget asks to the Government of British Columbia. They are strongly recommending strategic investments in additional B.C. RCMP Members to address the province’s increasing population and growing public safety concerns

  Adam spoke with Emily Boston, B.C. Policy Analyst, Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) Are BC small businesses counting on the 2024 budget to provide cost relief?

We listen to some of the public participation at a Langford city council meeting. Through calls and texts listeners voice their opinions on the allegations of harassment in Langford, and the press conference regarding that situation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced up to $2B to support BC Builds housing program. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon

  What are small businesses in BC looking for this year? Adam spoke with Emily Boston, B.C. Policy Analyst, Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) Are BC small businesses counting on the 2024 budget to provide cost relief? National Police Federation recommending priority investments Adam spoke with Trevor Dinwoodie, Pacific Director, National Police Federation. The National Police Fede...

Discussions on the BC legislature's upcoming spring session, and the 2024 provincial election.   Adam analyzes a conversation from earlier this morning with BC United leader, discussing BC Builds housing plans and polling numbers as we approach the election   Listeners have the opportunity to weigh in during open lines

Adam discusses a recent incident in Langford of alleged harassment, and protests against tax increases in Langford. We listen back to a listener who called in last week, and who claims they have firsthand information regarding the alleged incident.  

Hour 4 was filled with listener opinions during open lines. Listeners sounded off on issues discussed today. A hot topic was the recent allegations of harassment involving a community member and a Langford councillor

Adam spoke with former Langford Mayor Stew Young. Stew weighs in on the current political discourse in Langford involving alleged harassment towards a Langford councillor. In a news conference Wednesday current Langford mayor called on community members, including former mayor Stew Young, to “strongly denounce this inappropriate and troubling behaviour” We heard Stew Young’s response to this.

Early today on X, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says “Reports of Alexei Navalny’s death are tragic and horrifying” This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon

    During hour 3 listeners have the opportunity to voice their opinion during open lines. Through calls and text we hear listener’s thoughts on CRD DCC water charges, allegations of harassment towards a Langford councillor and more

During open lines listeners voice their opinions on the harassment allegations in Langford Adam spoke with former Langford Mayor Stew Young. Stew weighs in on the current political discourse in Langford involving alleged harassment towards a Langford councillor. In a news conference Wednesday current Langford mayor called on community members, including former mayor Stew Young, to “strongly denoun...

Discussions on a recent statement from the city of Langford after reports of alleged harassment towards one of its councillors. We hear from a listener who claims they have firsthand information regarding the alleged incident Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca joined the show for our regular Friday segment, to discuss issues of the week

  Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discuss the following interesting legal cases: A will and the “presumption of destruction” WestJet fails in an attempt to strike a claim for airline seats that are too small for obese passengers to lower the economy armrest and for extra charges for assistance workers...

During hour 4 Adam continues to engage with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners have the opportunity to voice their opinions.  A popular topic is the political conversation in Langford, after allegations were made that a community member was reported to be harassing a council member.

  Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has pledged a future Torie government would cut what he calls "wasteful foreign aid”. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon