Adam Stirling: The Podcast

 The B.C. Coast will be facing the return of strong winds that will gust upwards of 90km/hr. B.C. Supreme Court rules on a new law against public drug use. Truckers group in B.C. calling on Province to ensure better support and training for truck drivers. A teenager was killed in a traffic accident in Cedar yesterday. More and more British Columbians are moving to Alberta due to the high costs of...

Text and Open Lines are utilized by listeners to voice their concerns and opinions with Adam on downtown parking, damaged parking meters as well as crime and disorder.

Adam starts the show by reviewing a caller’s response to Ridgeview displacement and Langford’s Council’s reactions. Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca joins Adam for the weekly Round Table discussion on damaged parking meters, and crime and disorder.

Text and Open Lines are utilized by listeners to speak with Adam on Victoria trees and bike lanes, underground infrastructure, housing and rental challenges, and B.C. Premier David Eby’s “Condo King” controversy.      

Adam engages with listeners on the Ridgeview Place evacuation, buying local this holiday season, and the craftsmanship behind Cowichan sweaters. After we listen to Jeff Bray speak about the Lights of Wonder and New Year’s Eve on Mornings with Al Ferraby.

A Canadian that was suspected to a hostage in Gaza is now confirmed dead. Hamas will only release hostages after a permanent ceasefire is confirmed. Vancouver Island has dealt with two storms over the week but today Downtown Victoria breaks warm temperature records. Victoria Police issued a Canada-wide warrant for an individual serving a life sentence for second-degree murder. TV and Podcast hosts...

Adam continues reviewing the Ridgeview Place evacuation and Langford City Council’s response to the situation. Michael Mulligan, Barrister and Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins Adam for the weekly Legally Speaking Segment as they discuss when the executor of a will is one of the people fighting about a will, an administrator can be appointed pending the litigation to resolve the dispu...

Michael Mulligan, Barrister and Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins Adam for the weekly Legally Speaking Segment as they discuss when the executor of a will is one of the people fighting about a will, an administrator can be appointed pending the litigation to resolve the dispute, and then real estate agents, fiduciary duty and the standard of care.   

Adam provides a Ridgeview Place update, including recaps of discourse from within the legislature; an article published this week, and a review of the notable aspects of the story’s timeline. 

Listeners put in request to Adam for comments and recaps on notable stories including the Helijet struck by lightning, downtown wellness, municipal codes of conduct, and last year’s holiday snow storm.

Adam looks back on Langford’s park naming policy, the council’s expenses and conference attendance controversy, and Victoria’s volunteer “bike mayor”. Open Lines are utilized by listeners to speak to Adam about show highlights from over the year.

Wind warnings for B.C. Coast and Vancouver Island. Israeli military prepared to continue engaging in conflict for months to come. The federal deadline for adjusting the MaiD will be March 17th as including mental illness is being debated. Canada’s Great Big Sea’s song to play when goals at made at the Junior Hockey championship. Double Gold swimming champion selected as female athletic of the year...

Adam comments on carbon taxes, provincial politics, and housing as part of a year in review. Text and Open lines are available for listeners to speak about downtown Victoria's garbage and concerns with addictions and the unsheltered.

Adam starts the show by recapping stories over the holidays, including policing incidents, Premier David Eby’s remarks on CTV News for a year-end review interview, municipal and provincial politics, and water infrastructure systems.

Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to contribute their thoughts and opinions to the program regarding Indigenous Right and Title, Langford politics, a positive update on the challenges faced within the Hidden Valley Mobile Home park, and Christmas & Holiday wishes from CFAX audience members. 

Adam chats with listeners through Text and Open Lines on municipal and provincial politics, Langford Mayor and Council including a recap of the 2022 Langford election, and taxes.

Health officials in Hamas-run Gaza say the death toll passes 20,000 as Israel expands its ground defensive. Prime Minister reiterates condemnation of Hamas after the militant group praised Canada. By a vote of 13 to 0 the U.N. council has decided to speed up support for Gaza in a water downed initiative. David Eby says the B.C. government is working to improve energy instead of relying on the Amer...

Text and Open Lines are available as listeners contribute their opinions and concerns with Adam on short-term rentals, the Esquimalt police force, and speculation taxes.

Adam starts by listening to Christine Hewitt Goodsir on Mornings with Al Ferraby speaking about the success of CFAX’s Santas Anonymous and thanks to all involved. Adam provides a quick update on Langford City Council and echoes concerns about Holiday travel. Mike Kozakowski and Adam speak about the various projects, initiatives, and events coming in 2024 that will hopefully better communities in C...

Adam spoke with ICBC, Director of Road Safety, Shabnem Afzal ICBC emphasizes the importance of caution during the holidays. Staying alert, avoiding distractions, to help reduce the number of crashes in December.

  Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. We hear about some interesting legal matters Court of Appeal certifies a class action against ICBC for making payments to the BC Government for medical expenses that it wasn’t required to allegedly resulting in decreased benefits for victims and increased premiums Victoria...

Adam spends hour 4 engaging with listeners through calls and texts during open lines. A popular topic amongst callers is the war in Ukraine.  Bob Beckett, retired Langford fire chief and humanitarian calls in to discuss his most recent humanitarian mission in Ukraine.

Canada unveils temporary immigration measures for families of Canadians in Gaza. Catch up on the latest news with Victoria news at noon

ICBC reminds drivers to use caution as crashes peak during this month Adam spoke with ICBC, Director of Road Safety, Shabnem Afzal ICBC emphasizes the importance of caution during the holidays. Staying alert, avoiding distractions, to help reduce the number of crashes in December.   Adam engages with listeners during open lines through calls and texts.

Adam continues with a sound montage, but this hour is also filled with Victoria City Hall council meetings. Legally Speaking Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. We hear about some interesting legal matters Court of Appeal certifies a class action against ICBC for making payments to the BC Government for medical...