Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Continued discussions on the news that Victoria will consider bylaw amendments this Thursday to permanently ban sheltering in Beacon Hill. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts during open lines. We hear about a sink hole that appeared in Esquimalt prompting the evacuation of some neighbouring apartment buildings.

Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford, and the recent decision made by SD61 to end the school police liaison officer program. Discussions on the news that Victoria will consider bylaw amendments this Thursday to permanently ban sheltering in Beacon Hill. Navy base excavation sink hole next

  Adam speaks with John Treleaven, chair of Grumpy Taxpayer$ The municipal watchdog Grumpy Taxpayer$ has filed a formal complaint with the City of Langford council and its auditor arguing its financial plan format is substandard.

  Adam speaks with Terry Lake, CEO, B.C. Care Providers Association 2 years after the deadly heat dome of 2021, BC is upgrading some long-term care home’s air-conditioning. How does this compare to what other provinces are doing?

Continued discussions on our healthcare system, the upcoming by-election, and SD61’s recent decision to remove the school police liaison officer program. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts during open lines.   Toxic drug crisis Adam speaks with Leslie McBain, Mom's Stop the Harm Leslie has a response to an interview from last week regarding drug diversion with Elenore Sturko, BC United MLA...

We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning discussing emergency heat protocol misting stations, and the Extreme Heat Preparedness Guide. Continued discussions on SD61’s recent decision to remove the school police liaison officer program.   Survey looks into ER wait times and healthcare in BC Adam speaks with Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger. Leger surveyed British Columbian...

Continued discussions on the toxic drug crisis. Adam speaks with listeners during open lines.

Adam discusses the upcoming by-election, and SD61’s recent decision to remove the school police liaison officer program.

  Adam speaks with Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger. Leger surveyed British Columbians, to explore their perspectives on ER wait times and healthcare in BC.  

  Adam speaks with Leslie McBain, Mom's Stop the Harm Leslie has a response to an interview from last week regarding drug diversion with Elenore Sturko, BC United MLA & Critic for Mental Health, Addiction, Recovery & Education.  Leslie and Adam discuss safe supply, harm reduction, and the overdose crisis.

Continued discussions on the decision made by SD61 to remove the school police liaison officer program. During open lines listeners weigh in through calls and texts.   Deadline approaches for CEBA repayment Adam speaks with Jairo Yunis, CFIB economist for Western Canada. CFIB is asking government to consider extending CEBA repayment deadline. According to the CFIB’s spring update survey, only 10 p...

Continued discussions on the decision made by SD61 to remove the school police liaison officer program. Adam continues to speak with listeners through calls and texts, during open lines. 

Adam talks about the decision made by SD61 to remove the school police liaison officer program. Discussions on the $45 resort pass recently implemented for trail access to Bear Mountain. Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca to discuss issues of the week, during our regular Friday segment.  

During open lines Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts. Many listeners weigh in on SD61’s decision to end the School Police Liaison Officer program.  

  Adam speaks with Jairo Yunis, CFIB economist for Western Canada. CFIB is asking government to consider extending CEBA repayment deadline. According to the CFIB’s spring update survey, only 10 per cent of B.C. businesses have been able to repay their loans.

Continued discussions on the removal of Police Liaison Officers in School District 61. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts, during open lines.

Continued discussions on the removal of Police Liaison Officers in School District 61. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts.   Electoral Interference Adam speaks with Steve Mossop Executive VP, Leger Leger recently surveyed Canadians about their perspectives on special rapporteur David Johnston’s recent report on foreign interference and China’s alleged interference in past Canadian election...

Continued discussions on the removal of Police Liaison Officers in School District 61. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts. Legally Speaking Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment They discuss the following legal matters: Can you successfully sue a judge if you are improperly convicted (twice)? Can a criminal...

Adam discusses the recent removal of Police Liaison Officers in School District 61. During open lines, Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts regarding this issue.  

  Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment They discuss the following legal matters: Can you successfully sue a judge if you are improperly convicted (twice)? Can a criminal charge be amended, after an accused person has testified, at their trial? Wrong numbers, misfiled documents, and an impaired driving appeal  

  Adam speaks with Steve Mossop Executive VP, Leger Leger recently surveyed Canadians about their perspectives on special rapporteur David Johnston’s recent report on foreign interference and China’s alleged interference in past Canadian elections

How can we tell if safe supply is working? Adam speaks with Elenore Sturko, BC United MLA & Critic for Mental Health, Addiction, Recovery & Education. How is the government tracking safe supply of Hydromorphone to ensure it is not causing any unintended harms in the province? Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.  Discussions on Bear Mountain trail access.

Continued discussions on Bear Mountain access, Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts during open lines.  Discussions on a dust bylaw.

Adam discusses the upcoming by-election We hear from listeners through our text line. Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford. We listen to some public participation from a recent Langford City Hall meeting.

Sustained enforcement in Topaz Park Adam speaks with Cst. Terri Healy, Victoria Police In response to community concerns and an increase in calls for service, officers with VicPD’s General Investigation and Outreach Sections are working alongside City of Victoria Bylaw staff, to conduct sustained by law enforcement in Topaz Park. Address   Continued discussions on the political discourse in Langfo...