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Adam Stirling: The Podcast

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If it happens on Vancouver Island – good or bad – we need to talk about it. Every hour in every show we deep dive into every nook and cranny of Victoria politics and learn the truth about how YOUR life will be affected. Adam Stirling explores and debates the latest news and current affairs every weekday from 11am to 3pm on CFAX 1070.

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - January 6 06.01.2020

A new poll by Research Co. found that BC taxpayers strongly support the "speculation tax". Mario Canseco, President of Research Co., joins the program to discuss how BC residents feel about the tax.

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - January 6 06.01.2020

US President Donald Trump doubled down on the Iran situation in the wake of the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, by tweeting "IRAN WILL NEVER HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON!" Ken Christie, Head of the Human Security and Peacebuilding Program at Royal Roads University joins Adam to share his thoughts on the situation.

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - January 6 06.01.2020

In the first hour Adam is joined by Rob Shaw, Legislative reporter for the Vancouver Sun, to discuss the possibility of a BC provincial election in 2020.

American-Iranian tensions heating up 06.01.2020

US President Donald Trump doubled down on the Iran situation in the wake of the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, by tweeting "IRAN WILL NEVER HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON!" Ken Christie, Head of the Human Security and Peacebuilding Program at Royal Roads University joins Adam to share his thoughts on the situation.

Adam Stirling - Hour 2 - Jan 3, 2020 06.01.2020

Bryce Casavant, former Conservation Officer 

How has consumer price of goods and services shifted in BC over the past ten years? 06.01.2020

Taylor Mitchell, analyst with Stats Canada 

Pacific Wild is demanding the government supply conservation officers with body cameras when coming into contact with wildlife in an effort to conserve endangered species 06.01.2020

Bryce Casavant, former Conservation Officer 

Fires in Australia – the situation there, climate change, and relationship to the fire climate on the Pacific coast 06.01.2020

John Innes, Professor and Dean at UBC's faculty of forestry

Adam Stirling - Hour 3 - Jan 3, 2020 06.01.2020

Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science & John Innes, Professor and Dean at UBC's faculty of forestry.

Provincial Politics - The Angus Reid Premier Approval Ratings Poll 06.01.2020

Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science

The Round Table - Jan 3, 2019 06.01.2020

Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca, and a rotating panelist discuss the issues of the week

Adam Stirling - Hour 2 - Jan 2, 2020 02.01.2020
Adam Stirling - Hour 3 - Jan 2. 2020 02.01.2020
Adam Stirling - Hour 1 - Jan 2, 2020 02.01.2020
Have you received your property assessment and you have questions? Or disagree with the value? 02.01.2020

Peter D Morris, author of "How to successfully Appeal Your BC Property Assessment and Reduce your Property Tax Bill" 

Property assessments are available online across the province as of 9 am today. What are the main trends? How do they relate to actual sales data, released by the VREB today? 02.01.2020

Dave Langlois, director on the Victoria Real Estate Board 

A Chinese Court sentences researchers to jail for three years for helped produce gene-edited babies 02.01.2020

Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers

Year In Review: Top Issues in Saanich in 2019 02.01.2020

Fred Haynes, mayor of Saanich

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - December 30 30.12.2019

Adam discusses the issue of ride hailing in BC and why the NDP government hasn't delivered on their promises on the issue.

Adam Stirling Noon Hour - December 30 30.12.2019

Almost 100 youth, ages 16 to 21, are in the legislature today for the annual week-long BC youth Parliament. They’ll be discussing issues such as single use plastics, contaminated drinking water and driver recertification. Adam is joined by Ranil Prasad, Premier of the 91st British Columbia Youth Parliament.

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - December 30 30.12.2019

Adam is joined by Kris Sims, BC Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, to review the top stories out of the BC Legislature this past year as well as Kris' top taxation stories. Later in the hour Paul Nursey, CEO of Destination Greater Victoria, joins the program to look ahead at what tourism will look like in the capital region in 2020.

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - December 30 30.12.2019

Adam opens the show by discussing the issue of the Malahat drive and the province's lack of action on the matter.

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - December 24 24.12.2019

Adam is joined by Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid Institute, to discuss a study finding that Canadians feel religion doesn't have as significant of a role in the holidays as in years past.

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - December 24 24.12.2019

Adam talks with Gord Johns, NDP Critic for Fisheries and Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard & MP, about the fish farm salmon escape at Port Hardy, and the dwindling salmon populations on the west coast.

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - December 24 24.12.2019

Adam opens his Christmas Eve show by telling a cautionary story for anyone deep-frying a turkey this holiday season. Later in the hour he discusses the ongoing Western Forest Products strike, and how it's impacting families on Vancouver Island.

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