Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam spends the hour speaking with listeners about issues discussed today. Through calls and texts listeners discuss, BC Ferries, Langford City Council and more.

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Discussions on our healthcare system, Langford council and more.  

Accessibility for affordable housing Adam speaks with Aeryn Donald, Victoria resident concerned about accessible parking for disabled residents Donald would like Victoria city council to better consider parking for people with disabilities in new housing projects.   During open lines Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.  

Discussions on recording during council meetings at Langford City Hall. Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski about issues of the week during our regular Friday segment.

  Adam speaks with Aeryn Donald, Victoria resident concerned about accessible parking for disabled residents Donald would like Victoria city council to better consider parking for people with disabilities in new housing projects.

RCC is urging a return to bargaining table in order to end port strike Adam speaks with Greg Wilson, BC Director, Retail Council of Canada   Retail Council of Canada (RCC) is urging the International Longshore & Warehouse Union Canada (ILWU), the BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA), and the federal mediator to immediately return to the bargaining table to end the port strike.   During op...

  Provincial police service to replace current model in Surrey Adam speaks with Curt Taylor Griffiths, Professor and Coordinator, Police Studies Program, SFU School of Criminology. BC Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth cited staffing challenges as the primary reason for switching away from the RCMP in Surrey   Listeners weigh in on issues discussed today through our text line.   Legally Speakin...

Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford including tree bylaws. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts during open lines.

Discussions on the political discourse in Langford, the school police liaison program. Several listeners of note, call in to weigh in on this issue.

  Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discuss the following legal matters: -Charges against Nanaimo camper for pointing a firearm stayed as a result of further police investigation -BC Government going to court against the Crown Counsel Association over weekend bail hearings

  Adam speaks with Curt Taylor Griffiths, Professor and Coordinator, Police Studies Program, SFU School of Criminology. BC Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth cited staffing challenges as the primary reason for switching away from the RCMP in Surrey

  Adam speaks with Greg Wilson, BC Director, Retail Council of Canada   Retail Council of Canada (RCC) is urging the International Longshore & Warehouse Union Canada (ILWU), the BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA), and the federal mediator to immediately return to the bargaining table to end the port strike.  

We listen to Langford City Council discuss the School Police Liaison Program.   We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning with Green MLA Saanich North and the Islands, Adam Olsen discussing the future of the RCMP.   BC’s inflation rate continues to outpace the rest of Canada Adam speaks with Kevin Falcon, Leader, BC United A recent report from MNP has found that 52% of British Columbia...

We listen to Langford City Council discuss the School Police Liaison Program. Listeners react through our text line

Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts. During open lines, many listeners speak about the possible benefits of hemp. Ron from Maryland is in town for his Birthday, and calls into the show.

We listen live to a press conference with BC Solicitor General & Public Safety Minister.  It was announced that Surrey BC, will have a municipal police force.   Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts, during open lines.

  Adam speaks with Kevin Falcon, Leader, BC United A recent report from MNP has found that 52% of British Columbians are $200 or less away from insolvency at the end of each month  

State of BC’s healthcare system Adam speaks with Carson Binda, BC director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Some BC patients are being transported to U.S. for treatment.  What can be done to help BC’s healthcare system?   Discussions on SD62 Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts during open lines.

Continued discussions on the state of BC’s healthcare system. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts.

Are high costs and interest rates slowing home building? Adam speaks with Tom Davidoff, Assistant Professor, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia Statistics show that permits, completions, new-home registrations are down compared to previous years.  Many BC developers are blaming construction costs and high interest rates.   We hear from listeners through calls and texts, duri...

We listen to municipal leaders discussing the CRD Arts & Culture Support Service. We also hear clips of public input regarding this, as well as discussions on a proposed dust by-law in Langford, and school police liaisons.

  Adam speask with Tom Davidoff, Assistant Professor, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia Statistics show that permits, completions, new-home registrations are down compared to previous years.  Many BC developers are blaming construction costs and high interest rates.

  Adam speaks with Carson Binda, BC director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Some BC patients are being transported to U.S. for treatment.  What can be done to help BC’s healthcare system?

Continued discussions on single-use plastics Then, we listen to more of the conversation between Ryan Price and George Heyman, B.C’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy on single use plastics To end the hour, Adam goes to open lines to hear from calls and listeners.  

We then listen to a recent meeting at Langford City Council Meeting and discuss the lack of conversation regarding recording inside the Langford City Council.