Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam covers the events leading up to Victoria City Council’s ultimate decision on the Code of Conduct. Listeners are able to contribute to the discussion through text lines as they voice their opinions and concerns with municipal politics.

Housing Minister to unravel more housing measures in upcoming budget. Canadians worried that higher mortgage rates may be coming. The NDP are in the lead for approval ratings as foreshadowing for upcoming election. Tourists to come to B.C for Grey Cup event, which hopes to provide economic benefits. Conflicts continue in Middle East as two hostages have been released as ten U.S citizens and two Ca...

Adam continues to examine the results of Langford’s survey to gather public feedback on Council’s priorities. 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 starts the show by providing context to some of the seemingly tension from Langford City Council and covers the results of a survey conducted in Langford to get public feedback on Council’s priorities.

Open Lines continue to be utilized by listeners as they share their concerns and perspectives on topics covered on the show. 

Lebanese communities being evacuated as ground invasions are seemingly being prepared. Trudeau says Canada is firm to a two side solution for the conflicts in the Middle East. Experts watching gas prices as prices fall due to the conflicts abroad. Drug users are able to use vending machines in 3 local hospitals to access safe drug supplies. Registered sex offenders unable to change name prior to l...

Adam examines discussions from the recent B.C Legislature session as representatives debate inflation, ICBC, healthcare, and childcare. Open Lines continue as listeners voice their thoughts and concerns on topics covered throughout the show.

Open Lines are available for listeners to contribute their opinions and concerns on topics covered on the show including Victoria City Council, municipal politics, and housing.

Adam starts the show by commentating on a recent Victoria City Council meeting where the Code of Conduct bylaws are debated. Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca provides additional perspectives on the topic for the weekly Round Table segment.

Adam recaps moments from recent B.C legislation sessions as representatives debate concerns with the Surrey RCMP force and general policing in B.C. Listeners use Text and Open Lines to share opinions with Adam on various recent hot topics covered on the show.

John Cassidy, Natural Resources Canada Seismologist, joins the program to walk us through the Great B.C Shake Out as he provides important tips and procedures for seismic events. 

Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins for the weekly Legally Speaking segment to cover the BC Heroin Treatment Act and a wrongful dismissal claim permitted to continue, 7 years after the fact and 5 years after the claimant passed away.

Adam speaks with Mike Old, Special Projects Coordinator with Hospital Employees’ Union on a poll that highlights B.C care aids are struggling to support seniors. Text and Open Lines are available for listeners to ask questions and share experiences regarding Earthquake safety procedures.

Israel preparing for ground offence in Gaza. W.H.O also preparing to enter Gaza with medical supplies. Canada taking time to investigate a missile fired at a hospital. Man arrested in the Greater Victoria Area for weapon related charges. HandyDart’s fleet suspected to double in size due to a new View Royal centre. Today was the Great B.C Shake Out as experts joined CFAX to provide tips and procedu...

John Cassidy, Natural Resources Canada Seismologist, joins the program to walk us through the Great B.C Shake Out as he provides important tips and procedures for seismic events. Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor with Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joins for the weekly Legally Speaking segment to cover the BC Heroin Treatment Act and a wrongful dismissal claim permitted to continue, 7 years a...

Adam starts the show by painting a picture of an earthquake that occurred in the Greater Victoria area hundreds of years ago as a prelude to the Great B.C Shake Out. Afterwards, we examine the B.C Legislature discussion regarding concerns with B.C Ferries.

Wendy Wall, Vancouver Island Strata Owners Association President, joins the program to address concerns with the short term rental legislation, notably, among Strata owned buildings and complexes. 

Adam chats with listeners on recent topics covered on the show including the development sector, housing, concerns with B.C Ferries, and municipal governments.

Listeners utilized Open Lines to speak with Adam on topics covered throughout the show including B.C Ferries, housing, and the development sector.

U.S President Biden addresses the miss firing of a missile in the Middle East. Various museums across the world were closed due to safety concerns. Prime Minister Trudeau meets with several world leaders to address global challenges. Wab Kinew sworn in as Premier today, marking him as the first Indigenous Manitoba premier.  A report highlights that Canadians’ debt issues are lighting up. New studi...

Adam examines remarks and debates from the recent Legislature session as representatives speak on inflation, healthcare, and housing. Wendy Wall, Vancouver Island Strata Owners Association President, joins the program to address concerns with the short term rental legislation, notably, among Strata owned buildings and complexes.

Adam starts the show by recapping the concerns with B.C Ferries and cancelled sailings. Listeners contribute to the conversation through text and Open lines as they express their opinions and concerns.

Adam deeply examines the information and details acquired from experts, earlier in the show, to build a foundation of understanding on the purposed short term rental legislation. Listeners are able to voice their thoughts and concerns on the purposed legislation for short term rentals.

Franco Terrazano, Federal Director of Canadian Taxpayers Federation, joins Adam to speak about the federal budget and where it meets and fails expectations. 

John Alexander, Cox Taylor Lawyers, is able provide expert insight on the laws being purposed to address short term rentals.