Adam Stirling: The Podcast

BC Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Fiona Famulak joins the show. 

BC Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Fiona Famulak joins the show to weigh in on Bill 7, ultimately calling on the government to scrap the bill and try crafting a new solution to tariff troubles.  Adam discusses federal political issues as listeners weigh in via open lines and text. 

Adam reacts live to Prime Minister Mark Carney speaking about the U.S. trade war and his plan for addressing the economic impacts. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins the show for our regular Legally Speaking segment. 

Adam discusses trade issues with the U.S. and reads listener texts while we anticipate Prime Minister Mark Carney will speak about U.S. tariffs on cars today. Plus, Adam reacts to Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre’s latest policy promise involving a Tax Free Savings Account top up. 

Adam reacts live to U.S. president Donald Trump announcing new tariffs on cars. Adam reacts to messaging from party leaders after the announcement.  Adam also discusses the federal NDP’s political situation. He reacts to Ontario premier Doug Ford speaking about the latest U.S. tariff announcement.

Eleanor Sturko, opposition critic for Public Safety and Solicitor General & MLA for Surrey-Cloverdale, joins Adam for a conversation on safer supply policies. Plus, Adam discusses issues involving the U.S. and federal politics as listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Eleanor Sturko, opposition critic for Public Safety and Solicitor General & MLA for Surrey-Cloverdale, posted this week about her call to defund and disband the BC Centre on Substance Use. She joins Adam for a conversation on safer supply policies. 

Adam discusses local issues of the day with listeners who weigh in on open lines. Plus, Adam reflects on recent history involving safer supply policies and reacts to clips of news reporting on the issue.

Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins the show to share the latest in polling. Aired on March 25, 2025. 

In the final hour of Adam Stirling on CFAX 1070, Chris Gardner, President and CEO of the ICBA, joins the show to discuss the controversial Bill 7, which would grant sweeping powers to Premier David Eby and his cabinet.  Plus, Adam takes calls from listeners and continues discussions on provincial and federal politics, the upcoming federal election, and key issues shaping our region.  

Adam Stirling was joined by , Chris Gardner, President and CEO of the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA), joins the show to discuss Bill 7—legislation that would grant sweeping powers to Premier David Eby and his cabinet. Gardner argues that this bill is an unprecedented attack on democratic accountability, allowing the government to override existing laws without deba...

Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins Adam to share the latest polling on federal politics. Plus, Adam reacts to Former MP Keith Martin on CFAX 1070 this morning. Listeners continue weighing in on issues of the day via open lines and text.

Adam continues his discussion of how the province is approaching what premier David Eby describes as nightmare scenarios, as Adam reacts to the premier’s comments to the press this month. Plus, Adam engages with listener perspectives shared via open lines and text.

Adam discusses provincial issues including contrasting perspectives on Bill 7’s expansion of emergency powers. Adam reacts to CTV news coverage of the issue. He also discusses a recent columns in the Orca and Vancouver Sun involving the issues. Adam reacts to comments made during Premier David Eby speaking to the media earlier this month about Bill 7 and other issues involving trade troubles...

In this hour, Adam discusses Langford community and civic issues, as the discourse continues and listeners weigh in during open lines. Adam also discusses the current events involving trade issues, including reacting to that unfortunate incident of an upside-down Canadian flag on a Coho ferry, which the company says was accidental.

In this hour, Adam Stirling opens the lines to listeners for lively discussions on the federal election, US-Canada relations, Westshore policing, municipal governance, and more. How will these issues shape our region? Tune in for informed debate and local perspectives.

The conversation continues as Adam Stirling takes calls and texts from listeners reacting to the federal election call. What are the key strategies in play? Can polling really predict the outcome? This and more during hour 2 of the show

In the first hour of the show, Adam Stirling breaks down the latest reactions to the federal election call, analyzing key conversations and what could happen next. How are political leaders, analysts, and the public responding? 

In the final hour, listeners weigh in on the biggest issues shaping our region. From police funding and municipal governance to crime and the upcoming federal election, callers and texters bring their perspectives. Plus, a discussion on a recent town hall where the RCMP sought public input on policing priorities.

Copper wire thefts in Greater Victoria are costing BC Hydro and ratepayers over $170,000—but the real danger lies in power outages and public safety risks. Adam Stirling speaks with BC Hydro’s Ted Olynyk about the impact and what can be done. Later, listeners call in to weigh in on key issues, from police funding to municipal governance, global politics, and crime

Copper wire thefts are a problem in Greater Victoria, costing BC Hydro and ratepayers a significant amount of money in damages and repairs. But the true cost goes beyond dollars—these thefts can endanger public safety, cause power outages, and disrupt critical infrastructure. Adam Stirling speaks with BC Hydro spokesperson Ted Olynyk about the risks, the impact on communities, and what can b...

In the first hour, Adam Stirling dives into key regional issues, including funding for the Westshore RCMP detachment and a shocking attempted robbery in downtown Victoria. Later, Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca joins the show to break down new developments in Victoria’s downtown core—how much commercial space is coming compared to residential, and could two new grocery stores be on th...

Adam discusses political and economic issues. Listeners weigh in on issues of the day during open lines.

Adam discusses the twists and turns in public opinion leading up to now, as observers expect a federal election call this weekend. He analyzes Mark Carney's tone and mannerisms when speaking to the media in a recent press scrum. 

Adam discusses local current events, including stakeholder and public engagement in the West Shore involving resourcing police. Plus, an update on what White Hatter CEO Brandon Laur says you need to know about fraud right now. Also, Adam reacts to Mark Carney speaking in Edmonton today. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins the show for our regular Legally Speaking segment.