Adam Stirling: The Podcast

We continue to listen to some of last night’s Langford City council meeting, including a heated public participation. We hear the decision that was reached regarding code of conduct for councillors

Adam discusses last night’s Langford Council meeting. We listen to some of that meeting including public participation. Many speakers made comments on Langford code of conduct. We hear a letter from a citizen who requested the investigation into the conflict of interest and Langford code of conduct.

  Adam speaks with Jon Roe, research associate, Angus Reid Institute. A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute dives deep into perceptions of labour unions.

Open lines continue during hour 4 We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning discussing various school zone rules, and a pedestrian fatality on Interurban Road.   During open lines listeners continue to weigh in on pedestrians, bike lanes and more.

BC School Zones take effect today, and everything you need to know around the Island today on Victoria at Noon

  Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on popular topics.  Many discuss painted and protected bike lanes.

What will be discussed at tonight’s city council meeting in Langford? Listeners weigh in through our text line. Continued discussions on transparency with Langford council, and municipal governance. Survey finds: Union membership has been a plus for most workers @Adam_Stirling speaks with Jon Roe, research associate, @angusreidorg Survey finds: Union membership has been a plus for most workers Ada...

Discussions on Langford code of conduct for councillors, conflict of interest, Langford Residents Association Society (LRAS), public participation at meetings and more. 

  Adam speaks with Karin Kirkpatrick, BC United Critic for Childcare. Many childcare providers concerned about lack of timely communication from the government of BC, say its impacting their ability to provide affordable care.

  Adam speaks with Mirza Faisal Beg, Professor, School of Engineering Science, SFU They discuss research using AI to help in cancer treatments.

Could AI imaging redefine cancer treatment? Adam speaks with Mirza Faisal Beg, Professor, School of Engineering Science, SFU They discuss research using AI to help in cancer treatments.   Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners voice their opinions on issues discussed today including, cancer, trees, wildfires and more.

Victoria at Noon - Firefighters warn residents in northern BC of high winds, and everything else you need to know today in 10 minutes

  Funding delays could cause closure of some childcare facilities Adam speaks with Karin Kirkpatrick, BC United Critic for Childcare. Many childcare providers concerned about lack of timely communication from the government of BC, say its impacting their ability to provide affordable care.   Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts. Many voice their opinions on government funding. Contin...

Listeners weigh in through our text line. Adam discusses former Langford City council, and comparisons to the current one. We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning with BC’s Minister of Finance discussing interest rates and cost of living. Discussions on BC Ferries, and upcoming long weekend sailings. We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning with a spokesperson from BC Fe...

Adam discusses Langford code of conduct, and public participation during council meetings, as well as what will be discussed at an upcoming meeting. Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca to discuss these and issues of the week, during our regular Friday segment.

Adam continues to speak with listeners during open lines. Listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts. Listeners discuss local and federal politics.

The top stories on CFAX 1070 today in a less than 10 minute podcast Victoria at Noon – “A number of evacuation alerts have been rescinded across the interior, and everything else you need to know today.”

Discussions on the ongoing repairs to Highway 4. We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning with the Mayor of Port Alberni discussing this.   During open lines, listeners voice their opinions on issues discussed recently through calls and texts.  

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment   They discuss the following legal cases: RCMP office charged after report of use of force in an attest arrest doesn’t match a video recording A claim against the public guardian and trustee alleging a settlement for a sexual assault claim was too low

Discussions on municipal governance in Langford, and code of conduct with councillors. As well as discussions on RCMP, and the possible need for a youth centre Legally Speaking Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment   They discuss the following legal cases: RCMP office charged after report of use of force in an att...

Discussions on Langford’s Committee of the Whole Meeting from earlier this week including RCMP in schools, the YMCA in Westhills, and a youth center. We listen to clips from some of that meeting. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Discussions on the Westhills YMCA. Was it purchased by the City of Langford?   Should the federal government fund a national wildfire service? Adam speaks with Dr. Michael Flannigan BC Innovation Research Chair in Predictive Services, Faculty of Science at the Thomson Rivers University They discuss if a national wildfire service would be beneficial to...

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Listeners weigh in on issues discussed today through calls and texts.  Many are concerned about the governance in Langford.

Continued discussions on transparency with Langford City Council, and the YMCA in Westhills. Listeners weigh in during open lines, through calls and texts.