Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam Stirling Hour One- October 22 22.10.2019 44:41 ↓

Adam discusses the federal election.

Adam Stirling Hour Three- October 22 22.10.2019 42:38 ↓

Adam discusses the federal election.

Adam Stirling Hour Two- October 22 22.10.2019 21:38 ↓

Adam discusses the results of the federal election

Profesor Hamish Telford on the election 22.10.2019 16:49 ↓

Hamish Telford, political scientist at the University of the Fraser Valley

Professor Alan Tupper on the election 22.10.2019 19:42 ↓

Allan Tupper, professor of political science, UBC on Canadian politics, Western Canadian politics, political parties in Canada

Professor David Black on the election 22.10.2019 20:46 ↓

 David Black, Associate Professor School of Communication and Culture, Royal Roads focuses on results of local ridings and anything else, of course.

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - October 21 21.10.2019 43:49 ↓

Some Marijuana Users in British Columbia Shun Licensed Retailers. Mario Canseco, president, Research Co. + On-campus voting at the advanced polls increased by 60% in this election, student vote. Tanysha Klassen, chair of the BC Federation of Students

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - October 21 21.10.2019 43:49 ↓

  Discussions about how to regulate the horse carriage industry have been ongoing between SPCA and the city for over a year – but Donna Friedlander says she’s still waiting for anyone to contact her. Donna Friedlander, owner and operator of Tally-Ho Carriage Tours + Should Saanich approve garden suites in more urban single-family-home neighbourhoods? Ned Taylor, Saanich councilor...

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - October 21 21.10.2019 43:42 ↓

Victoria city council has approved a controversial motion seeking to limit the number of cruise ships coming into the city over environmental concerns. Catherine Holt, CEO, Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce

Should Saanich approve garden suites in more urban single-family-home neighbourhoods? 21.10.2019 21:14 ↓

Ned Taylor, Saanich councilor

Discussions about how to regulate the horse carriage industry have been ongoing between SPCA and the city for over a year – but Donna Friedlander says she’s still waiting for anyone to contact her 21.10.2019 20:59 ↓

Donna Friedlander, owner and operator of Tally-Ho Carriage Tours  

On-campus voting at the advanced polls increased by 60% in this election 21.10.2019 22:24 ↓

Tanysha Klassen, chair of the BC Federation of Students  

Victoria council approves motion to cap cruise ships, seek climate-friendly power 21.10.2019 31:40 ↓

Catherine Holt, CEO, Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce  

Some Marijuana users in British Columbia shun licensed retailers 21.10.2019 20:01 ↓

Mario Canseco, president, Research Co.  

Adam Stirling Hour Two- October 18 18.10.2019 43:41 ↓

Steve Mossop with Insights West discusses the numbers on election polling. The partial destruction of a heritage rock wall in Oak Bay has some residents questioning the validity of private property and heritage status. 

Adam Stirling Hour Three- October 18 18.10.2019 42:21 ↓

Ron Cheffins is on the program and the determining factors for saving trees are discussed.  

Adam Stirling Hour One/ Round Table- October 18 18.10.2019 43:20 ↓

Adam, Mike and Ryan discuss their federal election predictions. 

How big does a tree have to be for protection status? 18.10.2019 22:16 ↓

Should we only save the big trees and let the juveniles be cut? 

The Oak Bay Rock wall controversy 18.10.2019 22:54 ↓

The partial destruction of a heritage wall in Oak Bay has many residents questioning what private property and heritage status actually means.

Numbers: where do the current parties stand 18.10.2019 7:35 ↓

Steve Mossop with Insights West has all the info 

The Professor Ron Cheffins on the election 18.10.2019 20:52 ↓

Adam and Ron discuss the current political climate of our nation.