Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam spoke with David Langlois, President of the Victoria Real Estate Board, about Victoria’s real estate market that is surging right now with sky-rocketing prices and an overwhelming number of buyers.

In this hour, Saanich Mayor Fred Haynes joined Adam to discuss why he is asking the province to better provision Saanich with the necessary resources to address mental health crisis calls in his municipality. Adam also takes calls from listeners.

In this hour, Adam spoke with David Langlois, President of the Victoria Real Estate Board, about Victoria’s real estate market that is surging right now with sky-rocketing prices and an overwhelming number of buyers. Adam closed out the show by taking calls from listeners.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam spoke with Julian Daly, CEO, Our Place Society, about Our Place managing the Transitional Tiny Home Community in the North Park neighbourhood next to Royal Athletic Park. He also took calls from listeners.

Langford has approved a motion to fund and proceed with live-streaming of council meetings. John Treleaven - 1st Vice-Chair, Grumpy Taxpayers, spoke with Adam about Langford live streaming meetings and what Victoria councillors missed the most votes in 2020.

Adam spoke with Julian Daly, CEO, Our Place Society, about Our Place managing the Transitional Tiny Home Community in the North Park neighbourhood next to Royal Athletic Park.

Vancouver and Victoria can expect a new wave of immigrants when the pandemic is finished. Vishey Singh, realtor with Team 3000, joined Adam to talk about what we can expect in the way of a post-pandemic immigration boom.

In this hour, Langford has approved a motion to fund and proceed with live-streaming of council meetings. John Treleaven - 1st Vice-Chair, Grumpy Taxpayers, spoke with Adam about Langford live streaming meetings and what Victoria councillors missed the most votes in 2020. Adam also took calls from listeners.

In this hour, Adam spoke with Wojtek Dabrowski, managing partner of Provident Communications, about ‘vaccine tourism’ and the ethical dilemma of using your resources to travel to another jurisdiction to skip the vaccine line. Later, Vancouver and Victoria can expect a new wave of immigrants when the pandemic is finished. Vishey Singh, realtor with Team 3000, joined Adam to talk about w...

Adam spoke with Wojtek Dabrowski, managing partner of Provident Communications, about ‘vaccine tourism’ and the ethical dilemma of using your resources to travel to another jurisdiction to skip the vaccine line.

The BC Teachers Federation is questioning why the province won't make elementary students wear masks if the policy seems to work in other provinces. Teri Mooring, President of BCTF, spoke with Adam about making masks mandatory in elementary schools.

In this hour,  MLA Tom Shypitka, BC Liberal Critic for Energy, Mines, & Low Carbon Innovation, joined Adam to share his reaction to the BC government moving ahead with the Site C dam project despite the $16 billion price tag. Later, the BC Teachers Federation is questioning why the province won't make elementary students wear masks if the policy seems to work in other provinces. Teri Moor...

Adam spoke with Susan Simmons, MS advocate who lives near Beacon Hill Park, to find out how things are going with the campers in Beacon Hill Park and the neighbours who live near the park.

MLA Tom Shypitka, BC Liberal Critic for Energy, Mines, & Low Carbon Innovation, joined Adam to share his reaction to the BC government moving ahead with the Site C dam project despite the $16 billion price tag.

Ryan Greville - Manager of the Navigation Protection Program at Transport Canada, spoke with Adam about the process of removing derelict vessels in the water around Greater Victoria and the environmental threat that these boats pose. 

In this hour, Julie Bettinger, an associate professor in pediatrics and lead investigator for the CANVAS Network, joined Adam to discuss the potential side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine. Later, Ryan Greville - Manager of the Navigation Protection Program at Transport Canada, spoke with Adam about the process of removing derelict vessels in the water around Greater Victoria and the environmenta...

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam spoke with Susan Simmons, MS advocate who lives near Beacon Hill Park, to find out how things are going with the campers in Beacon Hill Park and the neighbours who live near the park. He also took calls from listeners.

Julie Bettinger, an associate professor in pediatrics and lead investigator for the CANVAS Network, joined Adam to discuss the potential side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam was joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca for their weekly roundtable discussion. They discussed safety in Victoria after a number of callers shared their stories this week of being harassed and threatened in Victoria parks.

In this hour, Dr. Zachary Kaminsky, chair in suicide prevention research at The Royal’s Institute of Mental Health Research in Ottawa, joined Adam to discuss using artificial intelligence to monitor social media, which tracks suicide risk in a given area. This allows public health to set up prevention tools in said area. Later, new research by experts at Simon Fraser University has shown tha...

Adam was joined by Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science, for their weekly political discussion. This week they discussed Ellis Ross declaring he will be a candidate for the leadership of the BC Liberal Party and if it would be a good idea for the federal Liberals to call for a spring election.

In this hour, Adam was joined by Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science, for their weekly political discussion. This week they discussed Ellis Ross declaring he will be a candidate for the leadership of the BC Liberal Party and if it would be a good idea for the federal Liberals to call for a spring election. Adam closes out the program by taking calls from listeners.

New research by experts at Simon Fraser University has shown that prioritizing the vaccination of essential workers in the province would result in the least amount of spread of the virus. Adam spoke with Caroline Colijn, Canada 150 Research Chair in Mathematics for Evolution, Infection and Public Health, about what the research has shown.

Dr. Zachary Kaminsky, chair in suicide prevention research at The Royal’s Institute of Mental Health Research in Ottawa, joined Adam to discuss using artificial intelligence to monitor social media, which tracks suicide risk in a given area. This allows public health to set up prevention tools in said area.

"He was screaming profanities and swinging the bat-thing around and he was heading straight toward my son..." Victoria mom Kristal calls Adam Stirling to share a traumatic experience suffered by her and her 4yr old son on Dallas Road near Beacon Hill Park.