Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Gary Beyer from Tesseract 2.0 Computing stops by Miracle on Broad Street. Gary talks about his fundraising efforts and the importance of giving back to the community  

Koko and Tal Bachman perform live for Miracle on Broad Street You can call in and donate☎️:778-561-1070 or online: cfaxsantas.com

Paul Thomas and Bill Unwin join us for Miracle On Broad Street Radiothon Victoria 8 Ball Association has been supporters of CFAX Santas Anonymous for 35 years!

It's the Miracle on Broad Street radiothon for CFAX Santas Anonymous Musician Tom Morrissey joins Miracle on Broad Street to perform Silent Night You can call in and donate☎️: 778-561-1070 or online: cfaxsantas.com

Adam Stirling and Lisa Best speak with Amy Jones, from Galaxy Motors.  Amy tells us about "Galaxy Gives Back", and supporting CFAX Santas Anonymous with a generous donation.

Cookeilidh performs some high energy Celtic tunes live for Miracle on Broad Street! You can call in and donate☎️:778-561-1070 or online: cfaxsantas.com  

Mario Canseco, President Research Co, speaks about recent polls gauging B.C.’s reception to reconciliation. Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to voice their opinions with Adam on the future of transportation and environment.

Michael Mulligan, Barrister and Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins Adam for their weekly Legally Speaking segment to examine an estate dispute and the enforceability of an oral agreement between brothers and a standing to litigate the installation of a temporary cone on an eagle’s nest.

Mario Canseco, President Research Co, speaks about recent polls gauging B.C.’s reception to reconciliation.

Victoria Police made a large bust of stolen merchandise, recovering $29,000 in stolen products. Saanich Police Department raises concerns with staffing and safety to the city council. Rise of sextortion cases in Saanich. A Dutch man who had a role in Amanda Todd’s passing faces potential extended jail time. The Assembly of First Nations has a new national chief, Cindy Woodhouse. Israel is being to...

Adam engages listeners with discourse on environmental and emissions concerns and atmospheric rivers. 

Adam comments on municipal budgets regarding new and unique projects and initiatives as well as the impacts on police departments. Michael Mulligan, Barrister and Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins Adam for their weekly Legally Speaking segment to examine an estate dispute and the enforceability of an oral agreement between brothers and a standing to litigate the installation of a temp...

Adam starts the show by covering a presentation made to the Saanich City Council by Saanich Police as the department raises concerns about public safety and budgetary limitations. After we listen to a segment from Mornings with Al Ferraby as Dean Duthie, Saanich Police Chief, speaks about challenges facing the department including budgetary, staffing, and safety concerns.

Adam speaks with listeners on concerns with unsheltered issues and a story that saw a lack of cancer treatments result in MAiD. 

A flood watch has concluded after Atmospheric Rivers hit the lower coast of British Columbia. The B.C. Chief Coroner has announced they will be resigning from the position. GoFundMe releases a list of the most generous cities in Canada with Victoria ranking at the top. Various strikes in B.C. over the years show that workers are more willing to fight for better working conditions since the pandemi...

Adam speaks with listeners on the unsheltered issues that are challenging both Victoria and Langford.

Adam engages with listeners as they voice their concerns on unsheltered issues, changes to bylaws addressing left behind personal materials, and Langford.

Adam kicks the show off by covering an article that highlights Victoria as Canada’s most generous city. We listen to a segment with Mornings with Al Ferraby as Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto speaks on the city’s accolade. Adam then speculates and comments on a report by city staff that purposes Council should make changes to a bylaw that addresses left behind materials and personal properties in pub...

Adam speaks with listeners as they voice their concerns and opinions on Langford’s park naming bylaw and short-term rentals in the province.  

Mornings with Al Ferraby, BC United Party Leader Kevin Falcon on provincial party polling numbers and other challenges facing B.C. Adam provides his own perspective and insight on these challenges including housing, affordability, and political branding.

Atmospheric rivers hit the lower coast of B.C. including Vancouver Island as flood watch continues. Oak Bay Police handed out several excessive speeding tickets and impounded two vehicles. Provincial housing infinitives add significant additional costs to municipal governments. B.C United Leader says he isn’t worried about recent polls that show potential brand confusion. Israel Leaders say they i...

Text and Open Lines are utilized by listeners to contribute their opinions with Adam on Langford City Council, a neighbourly dispute regarding a shed and a golf cart, indigenous land acknowledgements, and Touchdown Pacific.

Adam starts the show by covering Langford City Council’s recent session as residents raise concerns on public safety, the un-housed peoples, potential Starlight Stadium expansions, and indigenous land acknowledgments.

Adam engages with listeners on Langford City Council, the Westshore Motorsport Park, and other potential sporting and entertainment events in Victoria or Langford. 

Adam engages with listeners on the B.C. Legislature’s final question period as members debate affordable housing, carbon taxes, and climate change. We also listen to a segment from Mornings with Al Ferraby speaks with Sgt. Damian Kowalewich speaks about holiday traffic checks and sextortion.