Adam Stirling: The Podcast

During hour 4 the conversation on toxic drugs and harm reduction continues. Listeners voice their opinions on this matter through calls and texts during open lines.

Victoria at Noon, October 27, 2023 Coastal Celebration will avoid Active Pass next month, adding 15 mins to Swartz Bay-Tsawwassen journey. This and more top news stories on Victoria at Noon

CRD off leash dog restrictions Eulala Mills, President, CRD DOGG Society They discuss the Saanich bylaw regarding dogs in parks   Adam engages with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on the drug over dose crisis, development and more.

Ron from Maryland calls in for a pop culture update featuring favorite Halloween songs.    Did the government know about public funds being used to support illegal activity? 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 dr...

Adam discusses municipal governance in Langford, and some confusion regarding the procedures bylaw. We also hear about a potentially explosive situation regarding  a Langford city councillor before he joined council. Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca joins Adam to discuss what is on the horizon for development at Bay View, during our regular Friday segment. Listeners weigh in during open lines

Michael Mulligan, Barrister and Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins the program for the weekly Legally Speaking segment to speak about compensation for expropriation of land and the Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act and a credit card company loses on an appeal from a default judgment attempting to collect on allegedly unpaid credit card bills.  

Mario Canseco, Research Co. President, speaks to Adam about recent polling that highlights a divide among B.C residents on the B.C Carbon Tax. 

Carson Binda, B.C Director of Canadian Taxpayers Federation, provides an understanding of the B.C fiscal budget and options for balancing that budget. 

Text and Open Lines are utilized by listeners to voice their thoughts and concerns with Adam on incarceration, B.C Ferries and natural gas. We also listen to a segment from Mornings With Al Ferraby as Police Chief Del Manak updates us on the newest four legged member of VicPD, Daisy. 

Mario Canseco, Research Co. President, speaks to Adam about recent polling that highlights a divide among B.C residents on the B.C Carbon Tax. Carson Binda, B.C Director of Canadian Taxpayers Federation, provides an understanding of the B.C fiscal budget and options for balancing that budget.

VicPD were able to recover contents of a robbery from a downtown retailer in a 20 person arrest. RCMP arrests local man for having significant amounts of illegal substances and accessories. 37 Oregon man sentenced to prison after luring 3 underage persons into sending explicit images. Taxpayers Federation calling out Bank of Montreal as bonuses was given internally as rates spike. Wildfires contin...

We listen to debate from within the B.C Legislature as members deliberate housing, climate change, and Legislature procedures. Michael Mulligan, Barrister and Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins the program for the weekly Legally Speaking segment to speak about compensation for expropriation of land and the Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act and a credit card company loses on an appea...

Adam starts the show by examining a story out of Saanich as a renter was improperly evicted and how they were able to challenge it. After, Adam shifts focuses to an ambitious purposed program called B.C Builds and discussions from the recent B.C Legislature session.

Adam continues by covering speculating on B.C government’s plan to eventually ban the sale of gas vehicles and discussions from the B.C legislature as members debate B.C Ferries operations. 

Listeners continue to weigh in on the housing/rentals crisis in B.C and on-goings with Langford City Council.

Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to engage with Adam on topics covered previously on the show including B.C politics, housing, and rentals.

Adam starts the show by commentating on debates from the B.C Legislature as members discuss the Premier’s 2019 condo sale, housing, and short term rentals. 

Eulala Mills, CRD DOGG Society President, updates Adam on Saanich dog park clean ups and the bylaw process for securing dog friendly parks. 

Text and Open Lines are utilized by listeners and community members to voice their concerns and opinions on the Langford City Council.

Brandon Laur, The White Hatter CEO and Instructor, speaks with Adam about a new initiative aimed at combatting sexualized and gendered violence against Canadian youth. Text and Open Lines continue as listeners weigh in on topics covered previously on the show.

Communities on Vancouver Island are anticipating heavy rainfall and potential snow. 3.9 Magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Vancouver Island. VicPD introduces new member of the team, Daisy, a dog to support mental health of staff. House of Commons pass motion to invite Grocery stores to discuss commitments on inflation prices. Mounties investigating a body discovered near Gabriola Island...

Eulala Mills, CRD DOGG Society President, updates Adam on Saanich dog park clean ups and the bylaw process for securing dog friendly parks. Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to voice their opinions and concerns on topics covered on the show including developments in Langford.

Adam starts the show by covering a development project in Langford that is going through the approval process with Langford City Council.

Mario Canseco, Research Co. President, speaks with Adam about public reception to the implications of Immigration in Canada including impacts on housing and healthcare. 

Adam commentates on a previous B.C Legislature session as members debate B.C Ferries operations, healthcare, and the Private sector. Listeners poses questions and concerns on the Safe Supply topic through Text and Open Lines