Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam continues to hear opinions from listeners through calls and texts during open lines. Discussions on issues facing Langford residents.

Listeners weigh in on issues discussed on today’s show through calls and texts. Discussions on the political discourse in Langford, and issues facing BC residents and businesses including crime, and cost of living.

Recreation in the Westshore Adam speaks with Dave Saunders, Saunders Family Foundation. They discuss parks and recreation in the Westshore, and the financial situation facing the YMCA in Westhills. Westshore parks and recreation  Adam speaks with David Screech former Mayor of View Royal.  David offers another perspective on development and recreation in the Westshore.  We hear from listeners throu...

Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford.  Adam analyses a conversation from earlier this morning with Langford Mayor Scott Goodmanson. We listen to some issues discussed recently at the BC Legislature.   Adam speaks with Mike Kozakowski about issues of the week during our regular Friday segment.  

  Adam speaks with David Screech former Mayor of View Royal. David offers another perspective on development and recreation in the Westshore.

  Adam speaks with Dave Saunders, Saunders Family Foundation. They discuss parks and recreation in the Westshore, and the financial situation facing the YMCA in Westhills.  

B.C. to invest $150 million in 911 services to accommodate Next Generation 911 Adam speaks with Oliver Grüter-Andrew, President & CEO, E-Comm 9-1-1.         They discuss the investment the BC government is making into 911 services.  The upgraded service will allow people to text 911 and send pictures and videos.   Adam hears from listeners through calls and texts during open lines.  

During open lines Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.  Listeners weigh in on politics, development, and bylaws in Langford.

Discussions on relief for struggling businesses, and Langford city council. Legally Speaking Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers during our regular Thursday segment. Michael and Adam discuss the following cases. -The decision not to approve charges in a large BC money laundering investigation - Civil claim for laser eye surgery gone wrong

Adam discusses the political discourse in Langford. There have been inconsistent statements from some council members.  Discussions on policing on the Westshore. Adam discusses the climate activists that vandalized the woolly mammoth of the Royal BC Museum. We hear from listeners through texts and calls.

  Adam speaks with Oliver Grüter-Andrew, President & CEO, E-Comm 9-1-1.         They discuss the investment the BC government is making into 911 services.  The upgraded service will allow people to text 911 and send pictures and videos.

Is the BC 2023 budget only focused on affordability? Adam speaks with Fiona Famulak, President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce. The Government of British Columbia released its 2023 budget which seems to have high focus affordability and reducing the cost of living, but what will it do to support businesses?   Continued discussions on Langford City Council. Listeners weigh in through calls an...

From Surplus to Deficit: CTF critical of 2023 BC budget Adam speaks with Carson Binda, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, British Columbia Director. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is critical of the provincial government’s 2023 budget.  2022 ended with a $3.6-billion forecasted surplus, the budget is projecting a $4.2-billion deficit in 2023.   Listeners weigh in on topics covered today through cal...

Continued discussions on Langford politics, and budget.  We hear more of what was discussed at a recent Langford City council meeting.   Listeners weigh in on topics covered on today’s show through calls and texts.  A popular topic is Langford city council.

Adam discusses the BC budget that was announced yesterday.   Discussions on policing and its budget, in Langford. We listen to clips from a recent Langford  city council meeting, and hear Langford city councils first interactions with the Westshore RCMP detachment.

Adam speaks with Carson Binda, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, British Columbia Director. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is critical of the provincial government’s 2023 budget.  2022 ended with a $3.6-billion forecasted surplus, the budget is projecting a $4.2-billion deficit in 2023.

  Adam speaks with Fiona Famulak, President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce. The Government of British Columbia released its 2023 budget which seems to have high focus affordability and reducing the cost of living, but what will it do to support businesses?

Continued discussions on the political discourse in Langford. More discussions on yesterday’s meeting at the BC Legislature.  David Eby recently passed the 100 day threshold as Premier of BC. We hear from listeners through texts and calls.

Ottawa to discuss tougher rules for people seeking bail Adam speaks with Brian Sauvé, Director, National Police Federation. They discuss the prospect of all of Canada’s justice ministers meeting on March 10, to discuss tougher rules for people seeking bail.   Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts.   MNP Governance Review Adam speaks with John Treleaven, Chair, Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Grea...

Adam discusses Victoria city council, and what was discussed at yesterday’s meeting.  Discussions on the police budget, and crime severity index.   Adam discusses Langford’s committee of the whole meeting that took place yesterday.   Discussions on the budget for the Royal BC Museum, and the collections and research building project.  The Legislature recently discussed the fact that this project i...

Adam speaks with listeners through calls and texts dueing open lines. Listeners weigh in on topics covered on today’s show. A popular issue is the political discourse in Langford.

  Adam speaks with Brian Sauvé, Director, National Police Federation. They discuss the prospect of all of Canada’s justice ministers meeting on March 10, to discuss tougher rules for people seeking bail

  Adam speaks with John Treleaven, Chair, Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria. They discuss the MNP governance review recommendations.  It’s still unsure when city council will take action on the governance report that was highly critical of how Victoria is managed.

Adam discusses Victoria, Langford, and BC politics. Premier David Eby announced another Affordability Credit, and his promise to invest in health care. Victoria Police budget.  Victoria city council requested VicPD reduce their budget.   Adam speaks with listeners during open lines. Discussions on Langford City Council, and their advisory committees.  The protective services committee has been cut...

Continued discussions on Langford politics and the recently disbanded committees.   David Eby receives high approval rating according to survey Adam speaks with Steve Mossop, Executive Vice President, Leger. They discuss some of the key findings to a recent Leger poll on BC politics   Continued discussions on Langford politics, and protective services. Langford City Council has a meeting scheduled...