Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam starts the show by commenting on Langford City Council’s tree bylaw before providing a retrospective on the atmospheric river that stuck B.C two years ago. Afterwards, we listen to a segment from Mornings With Al Ferraby as B.C Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Rob Fleming speaks about the atmospheric river anniversary.

Carson Binda, Canadian Taxpayers Federation B.C. Director, speaks about a recent poll about Canadians reception to the carbon tax

Open Lines are available for listeners to engage with Adam on Langford City Council, housing, and provincial and federal politics.

Text and Open lines are utilized by listeners to comment and voice concerns on Langford City Council and taxes at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels.

Israeli troops have entered in a Gaza hospital. Global Affairs Canada says its continuing to work with Canadians to leave Gaza. A poll highlights that the general public’s reception towards the current Canadian government. REMax presidents say this fall has had fewer listings than previous years. Large numbers of seniors are deciding to stay in their homes rather than alternative options. Repairs...

Carson Binda, Canadian Taxpayers Federation B.C. Director, speaks about a recent poll about Canadians reception to the carbon tax. Adam engages with a listener’s concerns with loss of citizen municipal rights. After Adam analyzes the Pierre Poilievre interview with Ryan Price as the conservative leader addresses housing, carbon tax, and crime.

Adam starts the show by recapping various police operations to combat crime and disorder in the CRD in recent weeks.

Adam engages with listeners through the Open and Text lines on concerns with Langford City Council and short-term rentals in B.C.

Adam starts the hour by addressing concerns on a code of conduct threat has been made between Victoria City Councillors. We listen to a segment from Mornings with Al Ferraby as Vaughn Palmer, The Vancouver Sun Columnist, speaks about a B.C. politician who faced backlash after appearing in a controversial YouTube video and enforcements for the new short term rental bylaw.

Short term rental scams on the rise as new laws being debated. A Victorian Church purposes a plan to build 1,500 housing units. A high risk offender is now in custody after a 10 day search. Cold temperatures to hit B.C as safe driving practices are on the rise. The U.S President Joe Biden will meet with leaders of China to resolved tensions between the nations. In advance of U.N summit, numerous r...

Adam speculates and comments on discussions out of both the B.C legislature and Victoria City Council as short term rentals and housing challenges are debated. Text and Open Lines are utilized by listeners to voice their opinions and concerns on the housing crisis.

Adam starts the show by updating listeners on a notice that was sent to a Langford committee volunteer informing that their position will be advertised for new applicants. After we listen to a segment from Mornings with Al Ferraby as Victoria City Councillor Marg Gardiner speaks on overnight camping and the code of conduct.

  Adam spoke with Jason Jackson, President of  Ambulance Paramedics of BC Provincial Health Services Authority, and BC Emergency Health Services recently announced changes to the ambulance paramedic staffing models that bring more ambulance services to 60 rural and remote communities in BC.

  Adam spoke with Stephen Hammond, Victoria City Councillor They discuss municipal bylaws and provincial regulations for short-term rentals. Hammond expresses concern that people affected by these regulations have not been consulted.

During hour 4 Adam engages with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners voice their opinions on short term rentals, housing regulations, homelessness and more.

Victoria at Noon - November 10, 2023 Covid 19 outbreak declared at Saanich Peninsula Hospital, this and more top stories in 10 minute podcast 

Improved ambulance service for rural and remote communities Adam spoke with Jason Jackson, President of  Ambulance Paramedics of BC Provincial Health Services Authority, and BC Emergency Health Services recently announced changes to the ambulance paramedic staffing models that bring more ambulance services to 60 rural and remote communities in BC.  Continued discussions on housing regulations and...

Adam analyzes a recent Victoria City council meeting discussing housing, and short term rentals. There were some comments made speculating if municipalities should be speaking on Provincial legislation regarding housing              Municipal bylaws and regulating short-term rentals Adam spoke with Stephen Hammond, Victoria City Councillor They discuss municipal bylaws and regulate short-term rent...

Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford, examines the recent decision to part ways with the BC Greens deputy leader over social media activity, and analyzes discussions at the BC Legislature regarding lack of affordable housing

  Adam spoke with Peter Brady, executive director, B.C. Securities Commission The BC Securities Commission says it will start paying people who provide information about investment fraud and other market misconducts

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment We hear about these interesting legal matters: BC Government proposal to modernize the regulation of the legal profession threatens independence and causes bencher to give up position to permit opposition to plans Miscellaneous statutes amendment act and statutory definition o...

Adam continues discussions on the housing crisis facing our region, the increased cost of living and more. During open lines listeners weigh in on these topics through calls and texts.

Another 32 Canadians have exited Gaza for Egypt, this and more top stories on Victoria at Noon  

Discussions on violence and crime in our region. We listen to a recent question period at the legislature discussing these challenges, and the Safer Communities Action Plan   BC securities commission whistleblower program Adam spoke with Peter Brady, executive director, B.C. Securities Commission The BC Securities Commission says it will start paying people who provide information about investment...

Adam continues discussions on a local business that was slapped with a $7000 fine after a sting from the BC liquor inspector. Discussions on bail reform Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment We hear about these interesting legal matters: BC Government proposal to “modernize” the regulation of the legal profession...