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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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Jul 10, 2026

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On Friday, a five-judge panel of B.C.’s highest court ruled overwhelmingly that the NDP provincial government lacks the power to hold up Trans Mountain while it conducts provincial environmental assessments 27.05.2019

Jordan Bateman, Vice President - Communications and Marketing, Independent Contractors and Businesses Association - Court to rule if B.C. can limit bitumen in key case for Trans Mountain pipeline.

“Today’s unanimous decision by the B.C. Court of Appeal has sent a message loud and clear to John Horgan and the NDP: Stop blocking progress.” 27.05.2019

Andrew Wilkinson, Leader, BC Liberal Party - "While British Columbians spend the summer paying the highest gas prices in North America, John Horgan and David Eby will keep spending tax dollars to file more lawsuits trying to block a federally-approved pipeline that will increase supply and create jobs. The NDP needs to finally start respecting our constitution and listening to the people rather th...

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - May 24th 24.05.2019

Political Analysis w/ Ron Cheffins + a chat with a Repatriation Specialist with the Royal BC Museum

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - May 24th 24.05.2019

Continuing our conversation on horse carriages + a chat with the CRD Director of Juan de Fuca electoral area, Mike Hicks + the President of the Victoria Historical Society & Bruce Davies the Curator of Craigdarroch Castle

Going back in time: The history of coal with California & Vancouver Island 24.05.2019

Adam Stirling was joined in-studio with Jack Bryden, the President of the Victoria Historical Society & Bruce Davies, Curator of Craigdarroch Castle

A museum will no longer collect indigenous remains 24.05.2019

Adam Stirling was joined by a Repatriation Specialist with the Royal BC Museum, Lou-ann Neel

District of Sooke has issued a stop-work order for a new fish hatchery on Sooke River 24.05.2019

We learn more from the CRD Director of Juan de Fuca electoral area, Mike Hicks

Political Analysis w/ Ron Cheffins 24.05.2019

A summary of the trends and results that have emerged from the last six provincial elections

Adam Stirling Hour 1 Roundtable – May 24th 24.05.2019

Recapping the horse carriage debate with city hall with open lines

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - May 23rd 23.05.2019

More talk on horse carriages +Canadian debt hit an all-time high last year

Adam Stirling Hour 1 – May 23rd 23.05.2019

More talk on horse carriages + Open lines on whatever is on your mind

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - May 23rd 23.05.2019

A potential stop to Bill 13, what has groups upset + A new microscope that can perform surgery without cutting the skin

A new microscope that can perform surgery without cutting the skin 23.05.2019

A group of UBC researchers have developed a microscope that has the potential to perform precise surgery – without cutting skin. We find out more with a UBC professor of Dermatology and Skin Science & co-author of the study, Dr. Harvey Lui.

A potential stop to Bill 13, what has groups upset? 23.05.2019

A joint letter to BC’s Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General are asking him not to pass Bill 13 – the Community Safety Amendment Act – and not to bring 2013’s Community Safety Act into force. We hear from Meaghan McDermott.

Canadian debt hit an all-time high last year 23.05.2019

Mortgage and Housing Corp. says household debt reached a record high at the end of last year while mortgage activity slowed compared to a year earlier. Senior Market Analyst and Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corp annual report author, Genevieve Lapointe joined Adam Stirling to talk more

Legally Speaking w/ Michael Mulligan 23.05.2019

An extreme case of shoplifting, electric vehicles prohibited by the MVA, what happens when you push someone off a cliff & child support for an adult child with disabilities

Adam Stirling Hour 3 - May 22nd 23.05.2019

More funding on the way for B.C. police officers + open lines on whatever is on your mind

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - May 22nd 23.05.2019

Open lines on high gas prices and the BCUC + Dr. Eileen Pepler joined Adam Stirling in-studio

Adam Stirling Hour 1 – May 22nd 23.05.2019

Reaction to the British Columbia Utilities Commission's investigation into high gasoline prices

More reaction to the British Columbia Utilities Commission's investigation into high gasoline prices 23.05.2019

We hear from the BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Kris Sims

More funding on the way for B.C. police officers to bust drug-impaired drivers 23.05.2019

They will receive $10.1 million over five years to increase the number of officers trained in field sobriety testing and drug recognition. Criminal Defense Lawyer Sarah Leamon joined Adam Stirling.

An update on the doctor shortages in Esquimalt + Greater Victoria 23.05.2019

Adam Stirling was joined by the Principal and Managing Partner of the Pepler Group, Dr. Eileen Pepler

The Province has released terms of reference that will guide the BCUC investigation into what is driving high gasoline prices here in B.C. 23.05.2019

Adam Stirling was joined by the BC Liberal MLA (Kamloops-North Thompson) & Environment and Climate Change critic, Peter Milobar. 

Adam Stirling Hour 1 - May 21st 21.05.2019

A Statement from BC Information and Privacy Commissioner regarding independent oversight over government’s duty to document and use of personal communication tools. And Whistleblower Accusations Highlight Need for Legislative Reform.

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - May 21st 21.05.2019

The Owner and Operator of Tally Ho Carriage Tours comes on air and we open up the phone lines to hear your reaction to the renewed efforts of some people on Victoria City Council to removed the horse drawn carriages from the road.

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