Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Insurance premiums for stratas are skyrocketing in B.C. and executive director and strata property adviser for the Condominium Home Owners' Association of B.C, Tony Gioventu, say they could get worse. He joined Adam for a conversation about Condo insurance.

What is the province’s obligation to accommodate First Nations when resource projects fall within, or pass through, crown land under claim? Kelly Harris, Principal at Harris Public Affairs in Toronto, provides insight into the Coastal GasLink protests, based on precedent-setting cases in B.C.

A family in Fernwood is suffering from the near-constant noise of some hobby-mechanic neighbours, Dan Aire is calling for a change to the city’s noise bylaws. He spoke with Adam about why he thinks the noise bylaws need an update.

What can we expect from tomorrow’s provincial budget? Adam spoke with Alan Warnke about what will be on the budget, he also shares his thoughts on last week's legislature protests and how they compared to the 1993 Clayoquot Sound logging protests.

Adam reflects on his interview last week with Victoria City Councillor, Ben Isitt. He dives deep into what was revealed during the interview, as well as providing a behind-the-scenes perspective on how it unfolded in studio.

Ryan Greer, senior director of transportation policy for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce

Ben Isitt, Victoria city councillor  

Michael Mulligan Barrister & Solicitor at Mulligan, Tam and Pearson

Richard Overstall, legal counsel

Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid

Chris Gardner, president, ICBA

Adam reacts a day after historic protests, that oppose the Coastal Gaslink pipeline, blocked the entrances to the B.C. Legislature. He also gives his thoughts on the Twitter interactions between Victoria City Councillor Ben Isitt and the Victoria Police Department.

A new study finds companies with women on corporate boards are more innovative and efficient. Kai Li, Professor of finance at UBC Sauder, co-author of the study, joined Adam to explain the studies findings.

Stewart Muir, executive director, Resource Works, joined the program to give his perspective as someone who has visited the areas where the Coastal Gaslink pipeline is to be built, and talked the people in those areas.

Adam reacts a day after historic protests, that oppose the Coastal Gaslink pipeline, blocked the entrances to the B.C. Legislature. He also gives his thoughts on the Twitter interactions between Victoria City Councillor Ben Isitt and the Victoria Police Department. Later, a new study finds companies with women on corporate boards are more innovative and efficient. Kai Li, Professor of finance at U...

Adam reacts a day after historic protests, that oppose the Coastal Gaslink pipeline, blocked the entrances to the B.C. Legislature. He also gives his thoughts on the Twitter interactions between Victoria City Councillor Ben Isitt and the Victoria Police Department.

Adam reacts a day after historic protests, that oppose the Coastal Gaslink pipeline, blocked the entrances to the B.C. Legislature. He also gives his thoughts on the Twitter interactions between Victoria City Councillor Ben Isitt and the Victoria Police Department. Later in the hour, Stewart Muir, executive director, Resource Works, joined the program to give his perspective as someone who has vis...

Adam reacts and takes calls from listeners about the protests at the B.C. Legislation blocking MLA's from gaining access to the building. Later, Adam is joined by Capital Regional District Chair Colin Plant who shares what is on the agenda for the CRD.

Adam is joined by Capital Regional District Chair Colin Plant who shares what is on the agenda for the CRD.

Adam reacts and takes calls from listeners about the protests at the B.C. Legislation blocking MLA's from gaining access to the building.

Adam reacts and takes calls from listeners about the protests at the B.C. Legislation blocking MLA's from gaining access to the building.

Adam reacts and takes calls from listeners about the protests at the B.C. Legislation blocking MLA's from gaining access to the building.

Vancouver's mayor says vacancy tax puts more rental homes on the market. Vancouver has fewer vacant properties and the mayor is crediting the city's empty homes tax. Figures show the number of vacant homes declared in the city last year decreased by almost 15 per cent from 2018 and 30 per cent from the first year of the program, 2017. Tsur Somerville, Associate Professor, UBC Sauder School of Busi...