Adam Stirling: The Podcast

In the first hour of today's show, Adam discussed Langford council's proposed 12% property tax increase. Adam also reviewed comments from Mayor Scott Goodmanson about the support he received from people living outside Langford.

Adam opened the show by discussing if the provincial government fudged the numbers in their recently updated housing plan. He reviewed comments made yesterday in the B.C. Legislature on the subject.

In this hour, Adam discussed recent comments made at Langford council between Mayor Scott Goodmanson and a speaker who was removed from council chambers at a previous meeting.

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners. Later, Adam was joined by Jim Gould, Interim CEO & lead negotiator, BC Nurses' Union (BCNU) to discuss the BCNU's new contract. The new contract introduces a policy that will govern how many patients each nurse can take care of in BC hospitals.

Adam was joined by Jim Gould, Interim CEO & lead negotiator, BC Nurses' Union (BCNU) to discuss the BCNU's new contract. The new contract introduces a policy that will govern how many patients each nurse can take care of in BC hospitals.

In the final hour of the show, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners.

Chris Atchison, President of the British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA), joined the show to discuss B.C.'s new housing plan that would see up to four units to be allowed on single-family lots. Atchison says he's concerned with the lack of consultation the province has had with developers and builders.

Adam spoke with Dave Korzinski, Research Director with the Angus Reid Institute, about how Canadians are reacting to the fedreal budget. A recent Angus Reid study found the doubling of the GST rebate popular, even among 50% of those who prefer reduced spending overall.

Adam spoke with Karin Kirkpatrick BC Liberal Housing Critic, about the NDP's updated housing plan. Kirkpatrick says the new NDP strategy abandons their old promises and fudges the numbers, all while failing to address the fact that housing affordability in B.C. is worse than ever.

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to get listener reaction to yesterday’s housing announcement from Premier David Eby.

In this hour, Adam spoke about the doors being locked at Victoria city hall due to safety and crime concerns. Later, Adam spoke with Dave Korzinski, Research Director with the Angus Reid Institute, about how Canadians are reacting to the fedreal budget. A recent Angus Reid study found the doubling of the GST rebate popular, even among 50% of those who prefer reduced spending overall.

In this hour, Adam spoke with Karin Kirkpatrick BC Liberal Housing Critic, about the NDP's updated housing plan. Kirkpatrick says the new NDP strategy abandons their old promises and fudges the numbers, all while failing to address the fact that housing affordability in B.C. is worse than ever. Later, Adam discusses downtown safety and takes calls from listeners.

Adam opened up today's show by discussing the province's housing plan announced yesterday. Later, Chris Atchison, President of the British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA), joined the show to discuss B.C.'s new housing plan that would see up to four units to be allowed on single-family lots. Atchison says he's concerned with the lack of consultation the province has had with developers and...

In this hour, Adam was joined in-studio by former Langford mayor Stew Young.  They talked about the 12 per cent property tax increase proposed by current Langford mayor and council. They also discussed the situation with the Westhills YMCA and funding for an all-weather turf field at the new South Langford Elementary School.

In this hour, Adam listened in and reacted to housing announcement from Premier David Eby. Later Adam took phone calls from listeners.

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to get listener reaction to former Langford mayor Stew Young.

Adam opened up the show by discussing Langford council and the proposed budget increase. He explored the reasons for the 12 per cent increase including the YMCA Westhills funding issues, the cancelled all-weather turf field and the slowdown of development.

Adam was joined in-studio by former Langford mayor Stew Young.  They talked about the 12 per cent property tax increase proposed by current Langford mayor and council. They also discussed the situation with the Westhills YMCA and funding for an all-weather turf field at the new South Langford Elementary School.

We listen to a conversation from earlier this morning with Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto. Discussions on Langford council. Listeners weigh in on issues discussed during today’s show, through calls and texts.

Continued discussions on the political discourse in Langford. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.

Continued discussions on public participation at a recent Langford council meeting. We listen to some of the rule participants must follow. We hear some comments from one of the participants. Listeners weigh in during open lines, through calls and texts.

Adam discusses the property tax hike in Langford, subsidies for the YMCA in Langford, and public participation at council meetings.   Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca, to discuss issues of the week during our regular Friday segment.   

Discussions on 24/7 camping, bylaw enforcement, BC housing, Langford politics and more. Listeners weigh in through calls and texts during open lines.

Adam discusses a recent violent knife attack in Vancouver that led to a father’s death. We listen to some of the question period at the BC legislature.  Members discuss violent attacks in our province, crime, addiction, housing and more.

Adam speaks with Andrew Enns, executive vice president, Leger. Leger recently polled Chinese Canadians for their opinion regarding Chinese Government Interference in Canadian Politics   Adam discusses crime, violent attacks, VicPD late night task force and more. Listeners weigh in on issues discussed on today’s show through call sand texts. Adam reads a call for action from a struggling small busi...