Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Listeners continue to utilize the Text and Open Lines to voice their concerns and opinions on municipal politics, conflicts abroad, and the first permanent inhalation site in North America built in Victoria.

Michael Mulligan, Mulligan Defence Lawyers Barrister & Solicitor, joins Adam for their weekly Legally Speaking segment to discuss that BCCA agrees that you can’t farm in a forest and dismisses Central Saanich’s appeal concerning their ability to enforce their tree protection bylaw to prevent tree removal for farming, and then, an attempt to sue a lawyer appointed by ICBC based on pleadings dis...

Listeners are able to use Text and Open lines to speak with Adam on Langford City Council, Langford’s park naming policy. We listen live to the Victoria Council meeting as they debate city budget specifically regarding trees, bike lanes, and the bike velvet.

Trudeau says he’ll lead the Canadian Liberals into the next election as conservative party leads most opinion polls. Victoria City Council is currently debating next year’s budget and balancing services. Outdoor artificial ice rink is being tested outside the Save On Centre in prep for the upcoming Canadian Hockey Day. Police in Metro Vancouver has arrested two more amazon delivery drivers due to...

Adam engages with listeners on downtown Victoria parking infrastructure and concerns with conflicts abroad. Michael Mulligan, Mulligan Defence Lawyers Barrister & Solicitor, joins Adam for their weekly Legally Speaking segment to discuss that BCCA agrees that you can’t farm in a forest and dismisses Central Saanich’s appeal concerning their ability to enforce their tree protection bylaw to pre...

Adam starts the show by recapping Langford’s park naming policy as it relates to a prominent community member. Then we listen to Marianne Alto, Victoria's Mayor, on Mornings with Al Ferraby as they discuss downtown washroom facilities and re-evaluating the city’s budget. Adam also provides an update on the council discourse regarding removing and storing left-behind materials in public spaces.

Listeners voice their opinions and concerns with Adam on Langford City Council and the city’s park naming policy and procedure.

Colin Plant, Capital Regional District Board Chair, speaks with Adam about the some of the inner working of the CRB Board, code of conduct, transportation update, and more.

Adam engages with listeners through Text and Open Lines on Langford City Council and the park naming policy, reconciliation, and land acknowledgments.

Canadian Liberals meet after U.N. votes on an Israel-Hamas ceasefire due to contention among members on the issue. Lines were formed to obtain the new coins starting to circulate in Canada. Code of Conduct for Grocery stores is being delayed as two major organizations refuse signing. Researchers speculate that mindful eating habits could help maintain weight. Canadian astronaut to voyage around th...

Adam speculates on relations between municipal governments and the CRD board. Adam then comments on Victoria’s new parking technology. Text and Open lines are utilized for listeners to contribute their thoughts on Langford and topics of the day.

Adam starts the show by providing updates on Langford’s park naming policy and a Westshore crime and police response. Colin Plant, Capital Regional District Board Chair, speaks with Adam about some of the inner workings of the CRB Board, the code of conduct, transportation updates, and more.

Adam continues engaging with listeners on topics covered previously on the show including mental health, impacts of social media, and the Israel-Hamas conflict. 

Orion Rodgers, West Coast Association for Property Rights Director, speaks with Adam about the new organization to voice concerns with the new short-term rental regulations. 

Adam speculates on discussions on Langford’s road diet and traffic calming initiatives and the consideration of developer involvement. Text and Open lines are available for listeners to voice their concerns and perspectives on Langford’s road infrastructure and electric vehicles.

Federal Government to start consultation on a catalog for housing design in order to help speed up development processes. Trudeau shares information regarding India’s potential involvement in an activist’s death. A new report says Canada’s tourism industry won’t fully recover until next year. A survey report highlights salary trends across the country. B.C. Lottery Corporation urges parents to con...

Orion Rodgers, West Coast Association for Property Rights Director, speaks with Adam about the new organization to voice concerns with the new short-term rental regulations. Text and Open lines are utilized for listeners to share their thoughts and opinions on crime and disorder, federal dental plans, and municipal politics.

Adam starts the show by looking at the concerns with unsheltered crime and safety as we listen to segments from Mornings With Al Ferraby as Cory Kowalchuk speaks about a daytime robbery in the Westshore. Adam then shifts focus to the Federal Government’s new universal dental care plan.

Text and Open lines are utilized by listeners to voice their thoughts and concerns to Adam on the Langford's park name bylaw, health & dental care, as well as provincial and federal politics.

Tony Gioventu, Executive Director of Condominium Home Owners Association of B.C. speaks with Adam on changes being purposed for Strata regarding electric vehicle charging spots. 

Adam comments on the Federal Governments universal dental care. Text and Open lines are available for listeners to voice their thoughts and opinions on municipal politics, federal dental plan, and downtown tourism. We listen live to Dr. Bonnie Henry’s update on the respiratory illness season.

The Federal Government plans to roll out universal dental care in waves in the coming months. Victoria City Council has approved new impound bylaws for left-behind materials in public spaces. Nursing shortages plague the healthcare system across B.C. as officials considered welcoming foreign-trained nurses. B.C. conservative party could make a comeback due to the federal conservative party’s popul...

Tony Gioventu, Executive Director of the Condominium Home Owners Association of B.C. speaks with Adam on changes being proposed for Strata’s regarding electric vehicle charging spots. Adam previews items on Langford’s City Council’s agenda for tonight’s meeting. Then, Adam examines the Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria’s Candy Cane awards. We listen to Del Manak, Victoria Police Chief, then Ast...

Adam starts the show by recapping the Miracle on Broad Street radiothon for CFAX Santas Anonymous and shares a conversation from Mornings With Al Ferraby with CFAX Santas Anonymous Executive Director Christine Hewitt Goodsir. After, Adam covers the Victoria City Council’s discourse on a bylaw regarding left-behind materials in public spaces.

Canadian folk musician Daniel Lapp performs live with daughter Sóley Lapp on Miracle on Broad Street for CFAX Santas Anonymous