Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Should people be allowed to drink on the ferry?   If so, how much is too much?

The topic of suicide is discussed.   What can we do to help each other? Adam goes deep.

“BC markets are showing signs of recovery after nearly a year and a half of policy-induced declines,” said Brendon Ogmundson, BCREA Deputy Chief Economist. “We expect that recovery to continue into next year, with home sales normalizing around long-term averages.”

Electric cars, the carbon tax and the fate of humanity is discussed.

Blue green algae is terrorizing those who want to recreate at Beaver Lake, what can be done? Whats causing it?  

Suicide is preventable. The Crisis Centre is a community of volunteers and staff who are on the other end of the phone or online chat 24 hours a day, 365 days a year when an individual is in distress, considering suicide and have saved lives by supporting 41,217 individuals. Adam speaks with Stacy Ashton, executive director, Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC

General discusion + Adam speaks with studio guest Colin Plant, Chair, Capital Regional District Board

Daniel Fontaine, CEO, BC Care Providers Association - As Australia grapples with a deadly influenza outbreak—claiming over 400 lives this year—experts warn that Canada could face a similar situation this fall.

David Phillips, senior climatologist, Environment and Climate Change Canada - Wedge-shaped marine heat wave blankets West Coast, concerning scientists

Jeff Bray, executive director, Downtown Victoria Business Association 

Mario Canseco, president, Research Co - Most British Columbians have a positive view of the provincial health care system, but more than a third express worries about long waiting times, a new Research Co. poll has found.

We are immensely happy to welcome the Honorable Professor Ron Cheffins back into the studio to discuss some of Manitoba's political history.

Adam, Ryan and Michael discuss the "Nightmare on Wharf Street" and the way Victoria is developing.

Adam has open lines for callers and discusses the increase in property theft in Sidney. 

Jack Lohman discusses his new book and the wonder of Canadian museums.

Adam and Ron discuss the political history of Manitoba.

Adam, Ryan and Michael discuss the "Nightmare on Wharf Street" and the way our beautiful city is developing. 

The B.C. Taxi Association will meet on Friday to decide whether to pursue legal action over policies the Passenger Transportation Board has put in place for ride-hailing companies.

Property crimes in Sidney have risen 32% in first six months of 2019 when compared to last year. Sidney/North Saanich RCMP dealt with 189 property crimes in Sidney during the first six months of the year when compared to 143 during the same period in 2018. Speaking to CTV Vancouver Island -- Sidney/North Saanich RCMP constable Meighan De Pass says thefts from vehicles accounted for a majority of t...

Adam discusses what type of house will keep you and your family the safest and whats going on in England with Brexit.

Is a regional police force a good idea? The pros and cons are discussed. 

Adam and Michael discuss: 20 month jail sentence for selling $20 in fentanyl overturned on appeal Class members can’t appeal a class action settlement Federal Court of Appeal grants leave, for some, on the Trans Mountain Pipeline Judicial review  

Victoria would benefit from amalgamating their police force with Sannich, but what does that mean for the rest of the CRD?

Adam and Michael discuss: 20 month jail sentence for selling $20 in fentanyl overturned on appeal Class members can’t appeal a class action settlement Federal Court of Appeal grants leave, for some, on the Trans Mountain Pipeline Judicial review

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has 19 wishes for the government to help make Canada better.