Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam shares discussions from recent B.C. Legislature session as members debate housing initiatives, Clean B.C., environment and emission concerns, and advertising budgets.

Vehicle explosion on the international crossing Rainbow Bridge suspected to be a potential terror attack, FBI is currently investigating. Experts are suspecting that interest rates are high enough to bring inflation back to target. Canadians can get electronic visas for India after months of contention. The food insecurity industry is facing challenges as growing demands on food banks in B.C.

Adam starts the show by providing updates on the controversies involving a Victoria City Councillor and the responses from prominent community members. After we hear a segment from Afternoons with Ryan Price as Professor David Black, Royal Roads, speaks about the controversies.

Adam shares notable moments from last night’s Langford City Council meeting as community members voice discontent with the lack of consultation and involvement of Indigenous communities in strategic plans as well as public engagement and good governance.

Discourse continues through the Text and Open Lines as listeners voice their thoughts and concerns with a Victoria City Councillor and the conflicts in the Middle East. Adam shifts focuses to yesterday’s Langford City Council meeting as community members voice their concerns and perspectives to council.

Israel and the Hamas terrorist group are seemingly close to reaching a deal to release hostages. Victoria Councillor will not be resigning but expresses regret that her name appeared in a controversial open letter. A petition calling for action against Councillor has passed 9000 signatures as B.C. United leader calls for resignation. VicPD warned the public that a cougar had been spotted in the Vi...

Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to voice their opinions and concerns with Adam on the controversies surrounding a Victoria City Councillor.

Adam starts the show by recapping the controversies involving a Victoria City Councillor, then comments on the responses made by various public figures.  We also listen to a segment with B.C. United Leader Kevin Falcon from Mornings with Al Ferraby as they discuss the council controversies.

Today’s discourse continues as Adam engages with listeners through Open Lines on the atrocities occurring in the Middle East as well as controversies involving a Victoria City Councilllor.     

Important conversations continue between Adam and listeners as discourse on the conflicts in the Middle East, a Victoria City Councillor, and municipal code of conduct.

Five members of parliament are in Israel to show solidarity as 84 Canadians made it out of Gaza on Sunday. Victoria Councillor Susan Kim is in hot water after a controversial open letter on the Middle East conflicts. There are over 8,000 signatures on an online petition calling for action against Councillor Kim. Sidney Island resident highlights concerns with a Sidney island-wide deer cull. The su...

Adam continues coverage on the previously reported controversies regarding a Victoria City Councillor and a signed open letter. Open lines are available for listeners to voice their opinions and concerns with a Victoria City Council member and conflicts in the Middle East.

Adam covers the previously reported controversies regarding Victoria City Councillor and an open letter. We listen to a segment from Mornings With Al Ferraby as Janice Williams speaks about a petition calling for accountability and action from Victoria City Council.

Sgt. Damian Kowalowich, Saanich Police Department, joins Adam to discuss a seminar that highlights risks of criminal activity in school environments.  

Dave Korzinski, Research Director with Angus Reid Institute speaks to Adam on public perceptions on the carbon tax.

Text and Open lines are available for listeners to contribute their thoughts and opinions on Langford City Council, CRD's possible involvement in the Langford RCMP building, and sewage treatment systems in Greater Victoria. 

Respiratory illnesses on the rise in B.C. as COVID19 case are on the decline. Ottawa commits millions to help create housing on southern Vancouver Island. New affordable housing is now open on Indigenous land near Saanich. The B.C government plans to fast track housing development by steam lining zoning protocol. New poll highlights that it is becoming more difficult for families to keep housing....

Open Lines are available as listens speak about the Langford Urban Forestry Management Plan. Sgt. Damian Kowalowich, Saanich Police Department, joins Adam to discuss a seminar that highlights risks of criminal activity in school environments.  

Text and Open lines are utilized by listeners to voice their opinions and concerns with the CRD’s potential involvement in the development of Langford RCMP’s building. Dave Korzinski, Research Director with Angus Reid Institute speaks to Adam on public perceptions on the carbon tax.

Adam starts the show by commenting on the CRD’s potential involvement with Langford’s RCMP building. Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca joins Adam for their weekly round table discussion as they speculate on delays on other Langford City Council projects.

Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins Adam for the weekly Legally Speaking segment to discuss a unilateral order for Crown Counsel to conduct after hours bail hearings not allowed and an Esquimalt fence dispute results in an ongoing order to permit access to maintain the fence. 

Listeners are able to voice their opinions and perspectives through Text and Open Lines with Adam on Victoria wildlife, gas and fuel, and downtown parking. 

Adam speaks with listeners as they voice their opinions and concerns with the current state of Downtown Victoria, upcoming free parking sessions, and police liaisons in schools.

Due to Fuel shortages phone services have become limited in the Middle East. No Canadians names on the list for those able to exit Gaza. Prime Minister Trudeau arrived in San Francisco and meets with California Governor. Man accused of killing 4 members of a Muslim family has been found guilty. Greater Victoria Police are holding seminar to inform public about gangs in schools. Santa’s Anonymous c...

Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to engage with Adam on environmental concerns. Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins Adam for the weekly Legally Speaking segment to discuss a unilateral order for Crown Counsel to conduct after hours bail hearings not allowed and an Esquimalt fence dispute results in an ongoing order to permit access to mai...