Adam Stirling: The Podcast

A new survey shows the NDP is ahead in B.C. + Open lines on whatever is on your mind

A report shows tougher federal and provincial government housing policies are behind a drop in demand for resale housing in B.C. + Legally Speaking w/ Michael Mulligan

What happened at the B.C. Legislature? + Open lines on whatever is on your mind

We find out what is going on with Rob Shaw of the Vancouver Sun

An appeal and acquittal to a speeding charge, a man gets 2 years for killing his wife, the Johnson Street Bridge & a cheese smuggler

Adam Stirling was joined by the Deputy Chief Economist of Central 1 Credit Union, Bryan Yu

We find out more with our go-to survey expert and the President of Research Co. Mario Canseco

Five grey whales have been found dead along the BC Coast + Open lines on whatever is on your mind

More open lines on sharing the road & bikes + A chat with the President of ICBA, Chris Gardner

A Langford teen and her horse were injured after a road incident + Open lines on sharing the road

The whales showed signs of poor health overtime. We caught up with the Marine Mammals Coordinator of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Paul Cottrell

However, non-union construction companies sponsor four times as many trades apprentices as unions in British Columbia. We hear from the President of ICBA, Chris Gardner

She was approached by two men, in an older model Ford. An object was thrown from the vehicle and struck her horse’s face. The girl was thrown from the saddle where she sustained a concussion, sprained ankle and twisted back. Anyone with information is asked to call police.

Wild Fire season is starting earlier and earlier every year, Alberta is already dealing with a potentially disastrous fire. And Biosimilar drugs, what are they?

Should businesses be allowed to offer an indoor place to consume cannabis? And Adam talks Heiltsuk Sovereignty.   

In the first hour we discuss how whale watching groups are reacting to new restrictions, also did Elizabeth May just offer to resign as the leader of the Green Party?

Saul Brown, student of Heiltsuk law and governance & one of the people featured in the film 'Raven People Rising' 

Alan Cassels, drug-policy researcher. Therapeutics Initiative - British Columbia says it will save more than $96 million in its prescription drug program by expanding the use of so-called biosimilar drugs to treat diabetes, arthritis and Crohn's disease

Chris Bone, Professor, UVic's Department of Geography - an expert on the role of climate change and forest policies in driving large-scale forest disturbances ranging from wildfires to forest insect outbreaks. 

Ben Duthie, General Manager, Prince of Whales - While launching a new whale watching vessel at the same time as whale watching restrictions are imposed may seem contradictory or ill-timed, they’re not.

Mario Canseco joins Adam in the 3rd hour to discuss money laundering

We continue to break down the next steps for the Provincial Government after a court ruling did not go in their favor.

A ruling came down recently that could effect British Columbia from trying to limit the flow of bitumen through the Trans Mountain Pipeline

Mario Canseco, President, Research Co. - In the online survey of a representative provincial sample, 86% of British Columbians “strongly agree” (55%) or “moderately agree” (31%) with this decision.

Kris Sims, BC Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation - Canadian taxpayers lost $6.2 billion between 2013 and 2018 and can expect to lose another $3.6 million every day until the end of 2023 if governments continue to get in the way of pipelines.