Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam has a conversation with Langford woman Jori Fales, the mother of the 9-year-old child with Batten disease who no longer has access to provincial funding for a medication she was taking.

Victoria Councillor Stephen Hammond joins the show to discuss council deciding to move forward with the city’s Community Safety and Wellness Plan. Plus, Adam has a conversation with Langford woman Jori Fales, the mother of the 9-year-old child with Batten disease who no longer has access to provincial funding for a medication she was taking.

Adam discusses community safety and economic issues in Victoria as he analyzes notable moments from the discussion at city hall yesterday.

Adam discusses local current events, including more of his thoughts on the Victoria council discussion about the Community Safety and Wellness Plan at city hall yesterday. Plus, more discussion on what we are learning about the province no longer funding the enzyme replacement therapy medicine a 9-year-old Langford child been taking to manage Batten disease. Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the...

Open line conversations continue with Adam as people weigh in on current events of the week.

Adam discusses the role of technical reasoning and government reports in B.C. politics as the conversation about current events continues. Plus, listeners weigh in via open lines and text.  

The discussion of local current events continues as Adam explores the future of community safety and social services in Victoria. Plus, Michael Mulligan brings cases of the week for today’s edition of Legally Speaking.

Adam discusses local issues including the evolving conversation about community safety. He also discusses Langford resident Jori Fales’s post about the province no longer funding the enzyme replacement therapy medicine her child with Batten disease has been taking. Adam also reviews comments from opposition Rural Health critic Brennan Day about the story. Plus, Adam checks in live with Victo...

Adam continues today's conversation as the community processes emerging information about the province’s decision to discontinue funding for the enzyme replacement therapy medication for nine-year-old Langford girl Charleigh Pollock, who has Batten Disease. Plus, Adam discusses notable moments at a recent Esquimalt Council meeting where Victoria police chief Del Manak was present.

The community continues to process the minister of health's announcement the province will discontinue funding for the enzyme replacement therapy medication for nine-year-old Langford girl Charleigh Pollock, who has Batten Disease.

We listen live to health minister Josie Osborne speaking to the press about the province’s review of funding for the enzyme replacement therapy medication for nine-year-old Langford girl Charleigh Pollock, who has Batten Disease. The minister says tomorrow is the last day this treatment will be funded by the province.

Hear Adam discuss local issues including community safety and policing in the region.  Adam reacts to Canadian Association of Mental Health BC CEO Jonny Morris on CFAX 1070 today. He discusses Victoria’s Community Safety and Wellness Plan set to go before Council tomorrow.

Adam’s analysis of Premier David Eby’s comments to the press today continues, leading into discussion of economic and trade issues shaping key political issues. Plus, Adam continues reacting to listener texts.

Adam analyzes comments from Premier David Eby to the press today. Plus, Adam continues engaging with listener text-ins.

Adam discusses local issues and his thoughts on accountability measures for those in power.

Adam discusses municipal issues in the region, including the latest news on a medical clinic expected to open in Langford. He explores questions involving funding for the clinic and discusses comments from Mayor Scott Goodmanson about the clinic. Plus, Adam discusses the latest information on the Community Safety and Wellness Plan on Victoria City Council’s upcoming agenda.

Adam discusses social issues, including drug policy. Plus, listeners weigh in on issues of the day via open lines and text.  

Adam’s analysis of notable Victoria council moments continues, as Adam takes a look back at a Victoria Council meeting in April of 2019.

Adam discusses issues in Victoria’s city core, and his thoughts on what distinguishes our local situation from elsewhere. His analysis of notable moments at council last week continues. 

Adam reflects on local issues including the evolution of the 900-block of Pandora. Plus, Adam discusses Victoria City Council’s upcoming agenda with a Community Safety and Wellbeing Plan.  

Adam’s analysis of local and provincial political issues of the day continues.

Adam discusses systemic and political issues, including his reflection on homelessness issues in Victoria, along with incentives for politicians and institutions.  

Adam’s discussion of local issues of the day continues as people weigh in via open lines and text.  

Adam discusses local issues including the latest on business issues downtown. He reacts to Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto on CFAX 1070 today. Plus, Victoria Police Chief Del Manak calls in via open lines to add his insight. Then, Citified founder Mike Kozakowski joins the show for his conversation about issues of the week with Adam.  

Brendon Ogmundson, Chief Economist for the BC Real Estate Association, joins the show.