Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discusses local issues including the latest discourse on the West Shore RCMP detachment project, and exploring former Superintendent Todd Preston’s comments to Black Press. Plus, Mike Kozakowski joins to discuss local issues of the week, including homelessness services in Victoria.  

Today’s discussion of local current events continues as Adam explores Langford Mayor Scott Goodmanson’s comments about the West Shore RCMP building project delay. Listeners call and text in their thoughts and questions. Plus, more discussion about the latest on Victoria’s community safety plan.

Today’s discussion on local current events, including the timeline on the new West Shore RCMP building, continues as listeners weigh in on open lines and text. Colwood Councillor Ian Ward calls in during open lines.

Adam discusses local issues, including questions about and context on the delay to the new West Shore RCMP building project. Listeners call and text in. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins for this week’s edition of Legally Speaking.

Adam discusses current events in municipal politics, including community safety issues at Victoria council today. Plus, Adam explores the new West Shore RCMP detachment project delay, with discussion about what Colwood mayor Doug Kobayashi said about this situation today.

Adam discusses economic and political issues in B.C. as he continues discussing Premier David Eby’s comments to the press today. Plus, Adam shares his thoughts on current events involving U.S. relations. Listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Adam discusses issues involving housing and social services in Victoria and the capital region. Plus, Adam explores economic and political issues in B.C. politics and discusses Premier David Eby’s comments to the press today.

Today’s discussion of local issues in the West Shore continues, including the West Shore RCMP detachment project. Listeners weigh in via open lines and text. Former View Royal mayor David Screech calls in during open lines.

Adam discusses local current events, including the latest on the West Shore RCMP detachment project delay, as listeners text in their thoughts. Plus, more on B.C. economic and political issues. 

Adam discusses municipal current events in Saanich, including some of the notable comments from members of the public on the revised Quadra-McKenzie plan. Adam discusses Saanich Mayor Dean Murdock’s comments about yesterday evening’s meeting.

Adam shares his analysis on why municipal councils should avoid delaying the new West Shore RCMP building. Plus, more discussion about discourse on the Quadra-McKenzie plan. Listeners weigh in on community issues via open lines and text. 

Adam discusses community safety issues in the region, including police resourcing in different municipalities. Plus, Adam discusses the province announcing today a new 34-bed shelter site on Bridge Street in Victoria. Adam also explores concerns about possible delays in getting a new West Shore RCMP building.

Adam discusses current events, including the District of North Saanich saying the province is planning to appoint a housing advisor. Plus, Adam explores the latest on community safety issues in Sooke after the local RCMP detachment made a presentation to council. Plus, more discussion on the path towards a new West Shore RCMP building as Adam analyzes why delays could be a tough sell for the elect...

Open line and text engagement continues as Adam explores issues shaping current debates. Including examination of COVID-19 pandemic issues.

Listeners join in on today’s conversation about community issues, including reflection on the lasting legacy of debates involving COVID-19 restrictions and civic engagement with municipal issues.

Adam discusses some of the stand-out things Saanich council has heard from residents about development issues ahead of a meeting tonight where council is expected to look at the revised Quadra-McKenzie plan. Caller Mehdi’s talk with Adam yields some more context on issues involving public participation in Saanich.

Adam discusses community safety issues and current events involving related themes, including exploring news of an incident at a Nanaimo coffee shop which resulted in police laying multiple charges on a man believed to be a repeat offender. Plus, more discussion on issues involving how outlying communities like Sooke manage organized crime pressures. Adam also contrasts different perspectives on d...

Adam continues today’s exploration of what led up to the current state of efforts to get a new West Shore RCMP Building. John Treleaven from the Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria calls in during open lines. Colwood Councillor Kim Jordison and former Langford Councillor Lanny Seaton also calls in.

Adam explores more context involving the path towards a new West Shore RCMP building as part of today’s conversation on local issues. Former View Royal Mayor David Screech calls in on open lines.

Adam explores local current issues, including more on the path to a new West Shore RCMP building, as listeners weigh in via open lines and text. Plus, VicPD Chief of Police Fiona Wilson joins the show to expand on her thoughts about the impact of B.C. not renewing its decriminalization pilot.

Adam discusses current events in provincial politics, including B.C. announcing it will let its decriminalization pilot expire. He dives into questions involving policy-making, public institutions and discourse.

Adam engages with listener perspectives on current issues via open lines and text, including discourse on B.C.’s decriminalization pilot which the province plans to let expire.  

Adam discusses municipal affairs in the capital region, including Victoria and Esquimalt. Listeners contribute to today’s conversation via open lines and text.

Adam discusses local current events, including commentary on the latest discussion involving housing and homelessness issues at Victoria council today. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins the show for Legally Speaking.

Adam explores local current events, including discourse on the Galloping Goose trail closure near Cecelia Ravine Park. Plus, Adam discusses VicPD’s Chief of Police Fiona Wilson’s comments after news broke the province is allowing the decriminalization pilot to expire.