Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discusses funding for a South Langford elementary school field, and a possible new name for the school, Langford city council, the NDP and more.

Continued discussions on the political discourse in Langford. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts during open lines. Legally Speaking Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discuss the following cases. -              BC Government Lawyers decide to unionize. 75% of the lawyers singed cards to j...

Discussions on Langford, Langford city council, and COVID vaccines. Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.

Listeners weigh in on topics discussed today through calls and texts. Continued discussions on the political discourse in Langford. Adam analyses a conversation from earlier this morning with Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre.

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. They discuss the following cases. -              BC Government Lawyers decide to unionize. 75% of the lawyers singed cards to join the BC Government Lawyers Association. It would represent BC government lawyers, other than Crown Counsel, who are represented by the Crown Couns...

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners.

Adam opened up today's show by discussing the Sooke School District (SD62) Board reverting back to a grass field for the new South Langford Elementary afer Langfod council never responded to themabout funding the all-weather turffield and lights promised by the previous council.

In this hour, the Tiny Town community on a portion of the Royal Athletic Park parking lot will remain in place until September 30. Jim Swanson, general manager of the Victoria Harbourcats joined Adam to talk about how the community has co-existed with the Harbourcats. Later, Adam discussed crime and public safety issues that have been plaguing downtown Victoria and other cities across the province...

In this hour, a Nanaimo businessman trying to retrieve stolen property from a downtown encampment was shot Sunday afternoon. Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog, joined Adam for a conversation about creating substantial changes to adress the out of control crime and disorder issues across the province. Later, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners.

A Nanaimo businessman trying to retrieve stolen property from a downtown encampment was shot Sunday afternoon. Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog joined Adam for a conversation about creating substantial changes to address the out of control crime and disorder issues across the province.

The Tiny Town community on a portion of the Royal Athletic Park parking lot will remain in place until September 30. Jim Swanson, general manager of the Victoria Harbourcats joined Adam to talk about how the community has co-existed with the Harbourcats.

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners.

In this hour, MS and disability advocate Susan Simmons joined the show to talk about a new non-profit she's co-founded to help people with disabilities with human rights claims. Susan and co-founders have started 'It's Your Right BC' to help advocate for people with disabilities making human rights claims. Later, Adam discussed Victoria council indicating to the Police board that it will not fund...

In this hour, Adam continued to review comments made by Victoria councillors Matt Dell and Jeremy Caradonna on Langford municipal politics. Later, Adam was joined by Cpl. Nancy Saggar, West Shore RCMP to discuss the recent barrage of youth related disturbance calls on the West Shore. This past weekend West Shore RCMP responded to 11 calls for service involving youth.

Multiple Sclerosis and disability advocate Susan Simmons joined the show to talk about a new non-profit she's co-founded to help people with disabilities with human rights claims. Susan and co-founders have started 'It's Your Right BC' to help advocate for people with disabilities making human rights claims.

Adam was joined by Cpl. Nancy Saggar, West Shore RCMP to discuss the recent barrage of youth related disturbance calls on the West Shore. This past weekend West Shore RCMP responded to 11 calls for service involving youth.

Adam opened up the show by reviewing clips from a pre-election podcast, by Victoria councillors Matt Dell and Jeremy Caradonna, that looked at Langford politics and foreshadowed a number of events that later unfolded in Langford.

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. People weigh in on topics discussed today through calls and texts

Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford. Discussions on the time change, and sleep deprivation. Recently a Victoria city councillor raised concerns about the un-housed and sleep deprivation. Discussions on crime and disorder in and around supportive housing. Adam discusses a recent motion, regarding BC supportive housing and safety.

  Supportive housing and security Adam speaks with Stephen Hammond, Victoria City councillor. Follow up on Hammond’s motion to request security protection for residents of Victoria around supportive housing facilities.   Is there union favoritism over First Nations? Adam speaks Greg Kyllo, BC Liberal Shadow Minister for Labour. They discuss First Nations contractors being blocked from working on p...

Deadline extended for permanent patios Adam speaks with Jeff Guignard, Executive Director, The Alliance of Beverage Licensees (ABLE BC) Businesses now have an extension if they wish to make their new outdoor patios permanent.   During open lines, listeners weigh in on issues discussed today through calls and texts. A popular topic of discussion is tipping.

  Adam speaks with Stephen Hammond, Victoria City councillor. Follow up on Hammond’s motion to request security protection for residents of Victoria around supportive housing facilities.

  Adam speaks Greg Kyllo, BC Liberal Shadow Minister for Labour. They discuss First Nations contractors being blocked from working on publicly-funded infrastructure projects, unless they are part of a union.

  Adam speaks with Jeff Guignard, Executive Director, The Alliance of Beverage Licensees (ABLE BC) Businesses now have an extension if they wish to make their new outdoor patios permanent.

Continued discussions on Victoria city council defeating a motion that would have asked for help from BC premier to address crime and disorder in and around supportive housing.   Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Listeners weigh in on issues through calls and texts.