Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger. joins Adam to talk about a recent Leger survey on British Columbians perspectives on the provinces four political parties. 

We listen to a conversation between MLA-elect for Langford-Juan de Fuca, Ravi Parmar and Ryan Price on the Morning Show. Later, we listen to a conversation between Ryan Price and George Heyman, B.C’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy on single-use plastics. Then, we get calls and texts from listeners during open lines.

We listen to a member of the public speak to Victoria City Council at a recent council meeting regarding.      Then, Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca to discuss issues of the week, during our regular Friday segment.

We listen a conversation between Al Ferraby and Victoria Fire Chief Dan Atkinson and the importance of preventing fires during the dry season.  Then, Adam goes to open lines, receiving texts from listeners.   

Listeners call and text into the show during open lines.  Then, Gareth Morley, President of BC Government Lawyers Association (BCGLA) joins the show to talk about a constitutional challenge of Bill 5 put forward by the BCGLA

Kevin Falcon, Leader, BC United Party joins the show discuss to the Freedom of Information (FOI) documents finding's with Adam.  Listeners call and text in during open lines. 

Adam speaks with Kevin Falcon, Leader, BC United Party to discuss to the Freedom of Information (FOI) documents finding another delayed and buried housing report. 

Adam speaks with Ontario-based criminal lawyer and former Federal Crown Prosecutor, Gordon Campbell, about his paper on smart bail initiatives.  Then, Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers joins Adam for Legally-Speaking.

Adam speaks with Ontario-based criminal lawyer and former Federal Crown Prosecutor, Gordon Campbell. They talk about the premise of Campbell’s paper he co-authored along with the National Police Federation, on smart bail initiatives, going through various recommendations he put forward in his piece.

Adam responds to a texter regarding whether the housing crisis and the preservation of the natural environment are related.  Listeners call and text into the show during open lines.

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discuss the following legal topics: 1)           The legal ramifications Illegal Milk Production 2)            A Man suing retailers due to the use of a product purchased in their store 3)            The Case of a teacher and his human rights tribunal complaint

Adam opens the final hour taking calls and texts from listeners during open lines.  Topics from Langord City Hall to Parking in Downtown Victoria arise.

Adam opens the hour talking about Langford's new approach to parking, parking space, and car use. Then, we listen to clips from the Langford City Council meeting regarding parking. 

Adam receives calls and texts through open lines with discussion ranging from the 2021 Heat Dome to Langford City Council  Adam also touches on the Ridgeview place situation and a new Langford Railway

Adam opens by talking about Langford City Hall and one of their new initiatives  Listeners call and text in during open lines   

Adam talks about Ridgeview Place in Langford and the relocation of St. Vincent de Paul  He then speaks with Colin Plant, Chair of the CRD board and District of Saanich Council member on updates regarding the foodland access program development + more  We also hear from listeners during open lines   

Adam opens the hour with open lines  Later, Ryan Ness, Research Director at the Canadian Climate Institute joins the show to talk about equipment failures are hospitals during the 2021 heat dome among other topics   

Colin Plant joins the Adam Stirling show to talk about an update to the Foodland access program development, talks about an update regarding Biosolids, and more 

Ryan Ness, Research Director at the Canadian Climate Institute, joins Adam to talk about the impacts of the 2021 heat dome on hospitals in British Columbia

Continued discussions on overnight sheltering in parks. During open lines, Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts. Discussions on Covid-19

We hear an update on the Langford location of St Vincent De Paul that had to move their business due to an evacuation of Ridgeview Place.   During open lines, Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.  

Discussions on crime and disorder surrounding supportive housing and encampments. We listen to some Victoria City councillors discuss overnight camping in parks.

  National standards for substance use education Adam speaks with Dr. Emily Jenkins, UBC associate professor of nursing and founder of Wellstream: The Canadian Centre for Innovation in Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance They discuss a collaboration to build Canadian standards for substance use education and intervention in schools.   We go live to a press conference with BC premier David...

  Adam speaks with Dr. Emily Jenkins, UBC associate professor of nursing and founder of Wellstream: The Canadian Centre for Innovation in Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance They discuss a collaboration to build Canadian standards for substance use education and intervention in schools.

Discussions on the displaced residents of Ridgeview Place. Why has a building considered to be in the “drop zone” re-opened, but Ridgeview is still closed? We hear about a Tenancy Union recently formed in Victoria.   Adam talks about Victoria City Council shooting down a motion to have additional security around some supportive housing, and overnight camping areas.  We listen to audio from some re...