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Adam Stirling: The Podcast
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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Adam Stirling Hour 2 - October 28 28.10.2019 44:33
No classes for 8,000; union to begin strike Monday in Saanich School District James Taylor, The Confederation of Parents Advisory Councils of Saanich + Indigenous human rights recognized in B.C. law with new legislation, Greg D'Avignon, president and CEO, Business Council of British Columbia
Adam Stirling Hour 1- October 28 28.10.2019 42:59
Stewart Muir, Resource Works, an advocacy group, speaks about climate lawsuits
Reno gone wrong? Vancouver condo collapsing after neighbour went 'open concept,' owner says 28.10.2019 14:12
Tony Gioventu, Condominium Home Owners' Association of B.C.
B.C. MLA wants to ban sale of flavoured nicotine juice to stop teens from vaping 28.10.2019 7:58
It’s been more than six months since the BC health critic introduced a private members’ bill to regulate vaping – and the province has still taken no action on this growing health emergency. Todd Stone, BC Health Critic and Liberal MLA for Kamloops-South
Climate lawsuits 28.10.2019 14:26
Stewart Muir, Resource Works
No classes for 8,000; union to begin strike Monday in Saanich School District 28.10.2019 8:26
James Taylor, The Confederation of Parents Advisory Councils of Saanich
Indigenous human rights recognized in B.C. law with new legislation 28.10.2019 22:20
Greg D'Avignon, president and CEO, Business Council of British Columbia
B.C’s first poisonous porcupine fish arrives on Island shores 28.10.2019 8:18
Gavin Hanke, Curator of vertebrate zoology, Royal B-C Museum
Adam Stirling Hour Two- October 25 25.10.2019 43:12
Open lines and the ICBC "dumpster fire."
Adam Stirling Hour One/ Round Table- October 25 25.10.2019 42:58
Adam is joined by Mike to discuss news of the week.
Adam Stirling Hour Three- October 25 25.10.2019 42:53
Ron Cheffins discusses the federal election and we are joined by Professor Deborah Harford who is joining Greta Thunberg and thousands of others in Vancouver.
Ron Cheffins on the federal election 25.10.2019 21:00
This Friday, and probably the next Friday, will be devoted to looking back at the results of the general election. I will begin by concentrating on a summary of party popular vote percentages and seats won, nationally and provincially. I will attempt to explain some of the reasons for the above results and what they tell us about possible future events. For example, Mr Scheer, since he did not win...
Greta in Vancouver fighting for the climate 25.10.2019 10:02
Greta is joined by thousands in Vancouver to protest the condition of our climate.
Strategic voting during the 2019 election 25.10.2019 14:20
Did strategic voting effect your decision? Did you change your mind at the last minute? You are not alone.
The woes of ICBC 25.10.2019 23:25
Rates increasing, young people being gouged and now a $400 million dollar hit to the provincial insurance provider.
Sacrifice: The importance of remembrance day 25.10.2019 12:07
Every November, we take time to honour the men and women who have served our country. As in years past, Council will help kick off the start of the Poppy Campaign with a flag-raising at City Hall. Local veterans and members of the Canadian Legion will raise the Poppy Flag and pin the first poppy on Mayor Lisa Helps to symbolize the official start of the annual fundraising campaign.
Adam Stirling Hour One- October 24 24.10.2019 43:19
Consent, development and the rights of indigenous peoples in our country.
Adam Stirling Hour Three- October 24 24.10.2019 42:02
The dangers of self censorship and the financial issues faced by municipalities.
Adam Stirling Hour Two- October 24 24.10.2019 43:21
Ferry alcohol sales and legally speaking with Michael Mulligan
The issue with self censorship 24.10.2019 19:50
“We’re concerned about a chill on organizations with relevant expertise and who represent people deeply affected by this election’s key issues. We think the debate suffers when these organizations self-censor out of fear.” says Acting Executive Director Maggie Knight.
Mayor of View Royal discusses funding issues 24.10.2019 22:13
PARKS FUNDING: Regional parks are critically underfunded -- and there’s a lot of park infrastructure in need of major upgrades. SUNKEN VESSELS: The CRD has spent almost half a million dollars hauling away derelict and abandoned boats recently – but now there’s an effort to map sunken vessels posing an environmental and navigational hazards. This fall, there wil...
Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan 24.10.2019 24:25
Adam and Michael discuss law news of the week.
Booze on ferries: is it safe? 24.10.2019 20:17
Will drunk driving increase or is it not a big deal?
49% of voters say they are happy with a Liberal-led minority government 23.10.2019 21:11
Mario Canseco, president, Research Co.
How is SD62 dealing with the huge influx of students in the West Shore? 23.10.2019 22:01
Ravi Parmar, Board Chair, Sooke School District (SD62)
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