Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Discussions on Langford City council code of conduct on conflict of interest training. About speaks about 911 call data surrounding encampments, and supportive housing. We listen to a conversation from yesterday, discussing context for these calls. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts.

  Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discuss the following legal stories: 1)            A Crown sentence appeal for failing to provide the necessities of life 2)            Notice of injunction by leaving it under the tripod of a Rainforest Flying Squad member = conviction. 3)            WWII war crime pr...

David Eby on CFAX and updates on BC wild fires on the award winning Victoria at Noon with James Gardner.

Continued discussions on crime, supportive housing, sheltering in parks and more. During open lines listener weigh in on issues discussed, through calls and texts.

Maintaining flow of supplies in North Shuswap Adam speaks with Greg Kyllo, BC United MLA for Shuswap They discuss maintaining a critical flow of supplies for those that have stayed behind to protect homes and structures from fire in the North Shuswap.   Listeners weigh in during open lines, through calls and texts.

Discussions on code of conduct for Langford City council, and an alleged conflict of interest with a Langford councillor. We listen to some of public participation form Monday council meeting in Langford.   Discussions on crime data in Victoria, and policing resources.

Continued discussions, on call data for VicPD calls to service, crime,  supportive housing, and policing.   We listen to a conversation form earlier this morning with BC Premier David Eby discussing the wildfires in the interior. We also hear a conversation from this morning from an evacuated Kelowna resident.     Study finds: 1 in 5 people in BC are considering a move to areaa less affected by wi...

  Adam speaks with Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid Institute. A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds some Canadians considering a move to avoid subsequent smoky summers.

  Adam speaks with Greg Kyllo, BC United MLA for Shuswap They discuss maintaining a critical flow of supplies for those that have stayed behind to protect homes and structures from fire in the North Shuswap.

Continued discussions on an alleged conflict of interest involving a Langford councillor. During open lines, listeners weigh in through calls and texts.     Will money be enough to help Canada’s health care system? Adam speaks with Dr. Kathleen Ross, President, Canadian Medical association A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute, in partnership with the Canadian Medical Association, f...

Continued discussions on public participation at Langford City council meetings. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.  During open lines listeners weigh in on issues discussed recently

We continue to listen to public participation at yesterday’s city council meeting in Langford.  Discussions on noise, crime and disorder surrounding encampments. We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning discussing safety and downtown beautification.

Discussions on code of conduct for Langford council, and a councillors alleged conflict of interest. We also listen to some of yesterday’s committee of the whole meeting in Langford, including public participation.

  Adam speaks with Dr. Kathleen Ross, President, Canadian Medical association A new study from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute, in partnership with the Canadian Medical Association, finds many Canadians are not convinced money will be enough to solve healthcare crisis.

Discussions on an investigation and completed report issued by the BC Ombudsperson, into a Langford Councillor’s actions. We hear what actions the City of Langford will be taking. We listen to previous clips of Langford Council discussing the situation. During open lines, listeners weigh in on topics discussed through calls and texts.

Continued discussions on global temperatures, municipal governance and more. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts during open lines. Discussions on Tesla coming to the West Shore. We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning discussing the wildfire battle in the Okanagan.

Continued discussions on municipal governance in Langford, and upcoming Committee of the Whole meeting.   During open lines, Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.   Observatory logs record high ocean temperatures at two sites Adam speaks with Kohen Bauer, senior scientist, Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) Ocean Networks Canada has recorded the highest daily average summertime temperatures...

Adam speaks about governance in several municipalities. Discussions on Langford’s committee of the whole meeting which is happening tomorrow. We listen to past meetings discussing transportation in the CRD. We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning discussing local firefighting teams heading to the interior.

  Adam speaks with Kohen Bauer, senior scientist, Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) Ocean Networks Canada has recorded the highest daily average summertime temperatures at two of its seafloor observatory sites in the northeast Pacific Ocean.

Vancouver Island wildfire reaches 1,500 hectares and the latest on all wild fires burning across BC. 

Adam continues to speak with listeners through calls and texts. During open lines listeners weigh in on topics discussed recently. Development in Langford, transportation, wildfires and more.

Adam continues to speak with listeners through calls and texts during open lines. Discussions on wildfires, transportation and more.

Adam continues to speak with listeners through calls and texts during open lines. Discussions on tsunami response, wildfires, transportation and more.

Discussions on the Humboldt St Ping Pong table that was recently moved to Centennial Square, as part of the City’s “OUR DWTN” project. Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca to discuss this and other issues of the week during our regular Friday segment. During open lines listeners weigh in through calls and texts.

Discussions on suspicious fires on the Malahat, Island Rail Corridor, and an accident on Finlayson Arm Rd. Listeners weigh in on these issues through calls and texts