Adam Stirling: The Podcast

In the final hour of the show Adam takes calls from listeners.

Adam was joined by Jane Watt, Past President of the BC History Federation & managing editor of their magazine 'British Columbia History' to discuss why she believes that the provincial archives reference room should be opened with the rest of the Royal BC Museum.

Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly discussion pertaining to legal matters of stories that CFAX is following. This week they discuss what entrapment is and how it can affect the way police officers try and catch drug traffickers, they also discuss the Posse Comitatus Act and how it relates to current events in the US.

In this hour, how is the return to school in the Saanich school district? Dave Eberwein, superintendent of the Saanich school district joined Adam to talk about the return to the classroom for kids in Saanich has gone. Later, Dr. Alex Brolo is a Physical chemist at UVic that is leading a team of researchers that are developing a COVID-19 test that will let people test for the virus by using their...

In this hour, health officials in BC are carefully monitoring the province for a rare inflammatory syndrome affecting young children, that may be related to the coronavirus. Dr. Catherine Biggs, Pediatric Immunologist with the BC Children's Hospital joined the program to share what knowledge she has about syndrome that could possibly be caused by COVID-19.

In the final hour of the show, Adam cleared out the entire hour to take calls from listeners.

Health officials in BC are carefully monitoring the province for a rare inflammatory syndrome affecting young children, that may be related to the coronavirus. Dr. Catherine Biggs, Pediatric Immunologist with the BC Children's Hospital joined the program to share what knowledge she has about syndrome that could possibly be caused by COVID-19.

In the first hour of today's show, Adam addresses the second fire at the former Comfort Inn that has been repurposed to house homeless people and the purchase of Paul's Motor Inn by the province for the same purpose. He also takes calls from listeners.

How is the return to school in the Saanich school district? Dave Eberwein, superintendent of the Saanich school district joined Adam to talk about the return to the classroom for kids in Saanich has gone.

Dr. Alex Brolo is a Physical chemist at UVic that is leading a team of researchers that are developing a COVID-19 test that will let people test for the virus by using their smartphone.

in the final hour of today's show, a new survey asked residents to weigh in on issues related to the pandemic, and its impact on our region. The survey, run by the Victoria Foundation, is now available online. Kyle Wells, communications specialist with the Victoria Foundation joined Adam to speak about the survey. Adam closes out the program by taking calls from listeners.

The first week of June in British Columbia is Seniors’ Week. Isobel Mckenzie is BC's Seniors' Advocate and she joined Adam to talk about why recognizing this week and reaching out to the seniors in your life is now more important than ever.

Aaron Wudrick, federal director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation joined Adam to explain why he thinks the Canadian government should give Canadian businesses tax breaks to help them get back on their feet.

A new survey asked residents to weigh in on issues related to the pandemic, and its impact on our region. The survey, run by the Victoria Foundation, is now available online. Kyle Wells, communications specialist with the Victoria Foundation joined Adam to speak about the survey.

David Screech, mayor of View Royal spoke with Adam about the federal government announcing new funding to help cash-strapped municipalities, and a recent fatal crash on Six Mile rd.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discusses the ongoing civil unrest due to systematic racism in the United States and the frightening scenes that were captured during the protests on live tv.

In this hour, David Screech, mayor of View Royal spoke with Adam about the federal government announcing new funding to help cash-strapped municipalities, and a recent fatal crash on Six Mile rd. Later, The first week of June in British Columbia is Seniors’ Week. Isobel Mckenzie is BC's Seniors' Advocate and she joined Adam to talk about why recognizing this week and reaching out to the seni...

In this hour, Aaron Wudrick, federal director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation joined Adam to explain why he thinks the Canadian government should give Canadian businesses tax breaks to help them get back on their feet.

Adam was joined by Shachi Kurl, Executive Director, Angus Reid Institute joined the program to discuss a recent study by the Angus Reid Institute that found 38% of Canadians have postponed medical appointments and procedures.

Libraries will soon begin a phased opening. How will it work? What are the safety protocols? What will it mean for staff who were recently laid off? Maureen Sawa, CEO of the Greater Victoria Public Libraries joined the program to talk about what reopening the Greater Victoria Public Libraries will look like.

Today is the first day back at school for many children and parents. How confident should parents and teachers be as they take this next step? Adam was joined by Ravi Parmar, chair of the Sooke School District for a conversation about what the return to school looked like today in Sooke.

In this hour, Mario Canseco, president, Research Co. joined Adam to talk about a recent poll by his organization that found support for the BC NDP party and Premier John Horgan is very high at the moment. Later, Adam was joined by Shachi Kurl, Executive Director, Angus Reid Institute joined the program to discuss a recent study by the Angus Reid Institute that found 38% of Canadians have postponed...

In this hour, libraries will soon begin a phased opening. How will it work? What are the safety protocols? What will it mean for staff who were recently laid off? Maureen Sawa, CEO of the Greater Victoria Public Libraries joined the program to talk about what reopening the Greater Victoria Public Libraries will look like.

In the final hour of today's show, Today is the first day back at school for many children and parents. How confident should parents and teachers be as they take this next step? Adam was joined by Ravi Parmar, chair of the Sooke School District for a conversation about what the return to school looked like today in Sooke. Adam then closes out the program by taking calls from listeners.

In the first hour of today’s show Adam addresses the killing of George Lloyd in Minnesota and US protests and riots that have been occurring. He also speaks about the inequity and racism in Canada, and how defunding the police in Victoria is not a solution to those problems.