Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam shifts focus to the recent proposed bylaw from Saanich City Council which aims to ban retractable dog leashes district wide. We listen to a segment from Mornings With Al Ferraby as Saanich Mayor Dean Murdock addresses the dog leash bylaw.

Text and Open Lines are available for listeners voice their thoughts and opinions with Adam on Langford City Council and controversies surrounding their expenses.

CRD now owns the former Royal Oak Golf Course and aims to protect green space around the area. Commander of Israel armed forces are at the gates of Gaza. Average price of a home has risen. Early morning fire shuts down a school in Surrey. Washington States releases a long term plan for transportation. Victoria launches new survey on what fast charging vehicle structures may look like in coming yea...

John Treleaven, Grumpy Taxpayers of Greater Victoria Chair, speaks to Adam about the contentious expense report of Langford City Council when attending conferences. Michael Mulligan, Mulligan Defence Lawyers Barrister and Solicitor, joins Adam for their weekly Legally Speaking segment as they discuss video of an assault in jail to be disclosed as fresh evidence on a sentence appeal and can an inma...

Adam starts the show by listening to a segment from Mornings With Al Ferraby as B.C Premier David Eby discusses housing and holocaust education.  After, Adam shifts focus to Langford City Council as a recent report from Grumpy Taxpayers of Greater Victoria that documents seemingly double expense billing.

Carson Binda, Canadian Taxpayers Federation B.C Director, speaks to Adam about the changes to the provincial and federal carbon taxes. 

Eulala Mills, CRD Dogg Society President, joins Adam to discuss to proposed Saanich bylaw that will ban retractable leash district wide.  

Text and Open lines are available for listeners to convey their opinions and concerns with Adam on the carbon taxes, rentals and housing, and Langford City Council.

Carson Binda, Canadian Taxpayers Federation B.C Director, speaks to Adam about the changes to the provincial and federal carbon taxes. Text and Open Lines are utilized as listeners contribute their opinions and concerns on topics covered previously on the show.

John Horgan appointed ambassador to Germany. Reports note that 250,000 individuals are using unregulated drugs. Conservative Party raising nearly double the amount of donation compared to Liberals. Pierre Poilievre calls for heavier changes to the carbon tax. Kevin Falcon, if elected, plans to pause the B.C specific carbon tax. New state of the art schools planned to be developed in Sooke. West Sh...

Eulala Mills, CRD Dogg Society President, joins Adam to discuss to proposed Saanich bylaw that will ban retractable leash district wide. Listeners weigh in on changes in Saanich regarding dog leashes.  

Adam starts the show by highlighting the current state of crime in B.C before focusing on discussions from Legislature session as members debate the carbon tax. We also examine statements from other premiers regarding the recent changes to the carbon tax.

Listeners contribute their own personal accounts of the paranormal with Adam on this haunting Hollow’s Eve.

Kevin Falcon plans to make significant changes to the B.C carbon tax if elected. Bylaw Officers in surrey seize thousands of dollars’ worth of fireworks. David Eby says it’s been frightening time for the Jewish community and purposes new education initiatives to help combat misinformation and aggression.  Serious bombing devastated the conflicted parts of the Middle East. Vancouver Island communit...

Adam continues engaging with listeners as stories of the unexplainable and the unknown are shared and speculated upon.

Adam continues to hear from listeners as they share their own paranormal experiences; afterwards he shares his own personal account of a seemingly unexplainable situation.

It’s Halloween and Adam starts the show by examining a spooky moment that had occurred on Mornings With Al Ferraby during an interview.  Text and Open lines are utilized for sharing unexplainable unnerving experiences with Adam.

Mario Canseco, Research Co. President, joins the program to speak about public reception on drug tests and pardons for specific substance related convictions. 

Text and Calls continue coming as listeners weigh in on topics with Adam, such as downtown Victoria conditions and safety, and drug use.

Pierre Poilievre calls for changes to the carbon taxes and voices concerns with Trudeau’s carbon tax plan. Alcohol taxes could increase in Canada for beer, wine, and spirits. Provincial jobs need to include wages on public job postings. The B.C Chamber of Commerce plans to issue reimbursements for vandalism. An interactive map that highlights Indigenous communities on Vancouver Island is coming on...

Adam continues addressing the opinions and concerns of listeners on the Text and Open lines on marijuana/drug use, municipal and provincial politics, and housing.

Text Lines are utilized by listeners to engage with Adam on topics covered such as the carbon tax, federal politics, and tourism.  Mario Canseco, Research Co. President, joins the program to speak about public reception on drug tests and pardons for specific substance related convictions.

Adam kicks off the show by providing a recap of the moments leading up to tonight’s Saanich City Council session tonight which will include a vote on off leash dog parks. Adam then provides an update on the tensions between a Langford City Councilor and a community member. After, we listen to a segment from Mornings With Al Ferraby as Pierre Poilievre, Federal Conservative Leader, speaks about the...

  Eulala Mills, President, CRD DOGG Society They discuss the Saanich bylaw regarding dogs in parks

  Adam spoke with Elenore Sturko, BC United Shadow Minister for Mental Health, Addiction, Recovery and Education Sturko demanded answers during question period on how public funds ended up supporting an organization linked to drug trafficking and organized crime. She wants to know how the government could have been unaware of this use of taxpayer dollars.