Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam reacts to an apology from Councillor Jeremy Caradonna at Victoria City Council. Adam engages with listeners via text-ins and open lines. Adam reflects on changes in our civic culture over the past few years.

Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss new polling on B.C. politics. Plus, Adam reacts to text-ins about what listeners want to discuss, including environmental and energy issues. Plus, Adam reacts to Victoria council business today.

 A Vancouver Island doctor involved in setting up unsanctioned overdose prevention sites has resigned from her positions with Island Health, claiming she was placed on leave as punishment for her public advocacy work. This story, more top headlines and everything else you need to know now in Victoria in our mid-day newscast. 

Adam discusses more development issues in the region, including provincial involvement in housing issues. Adam discusses development in Central Saanich. Plus, Michael Mulligan brings cases of the week for Legally Speaking, including a decision which found it was a section 12 Charter of Rights and Freedoms violation to apply a 25-year parole ineligibility for a person found guilty of first-degree m...

Adam discusses housing development issues in Oak Bay and reacts to the latest information shared with CFAX 1070 by the ministry of housing.

Adam hosts open lines with listeners who weigh in on community issues. 

Adam reacts to text-ins and hosts open lines. Listeners weigh in on current events and local issues of the week. 

There is another Special Weather Statement is in effect for Greater Victoria and the Malahat. Plus, Liberal leadership hopeful Mark Carney says if he becomes prime minister, Canada would hits its NATO defence-spending target by the end of the decade. These stories, more top headlines and everything else you need to know in Victoria right now in one newscast.

BC Conservative finance critic Peter Milobar joins the show to discuss how the province can work to open up interprovincial trade. Plus, Adam reacts to Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre speaking to the media. Adam also reacts to a BC Conservative ad posted on social media. 

BC Conservative finance critic Peter Milobar joins the show to discuss how the province can help open up interprovincial trade.

Adam discusses the latest on local issues, including the City of Victoria’s budget and funding for social programs. He discusses the latest data on toxic drug overdose deaths.

Adam interviews Victoria Councillor Stephen Hammond.

Adam reacts to B.C. human rights commissioner Kasari Govender's latest letter to education minister Lisa Beare involving SPLOs and school district 61. Plus, open lines. 

BC's Human Rights Commission has weighed in on the issues of school police liaison officers and the firing of the Victoria District School Board. Plus, there will be no by-election for the federal seat for Esquimalt–Saanich–Sooke, after Elections Canada says if a vacancy occurs less than nine months before the fixed date for a general election, the seat remains vacant until the general...

Adam interviews Victoria Councillor Stephen Hammond. Plus, Listeners engage on open lines.

Adam reacts to discussion at Victoria council involving the rules surrounding disclosures made about a closed meeting. This comes after Councillor Stephen Hammond said he did not lie while speaking about the city’s communications on the Crystal Pool referendum and asked for an apology from Councillor Jeremy Caradonna. Plus, open lines. 

Adam discusses current events, including U.S. president Donald Trump putting the pause on tariffs after a meeting with prime minister Justin Trudeau. Plus, Adam discusses local issues in the region including housing in Oak Bay and his recent conversation with the municipality’s mayor. Adam reacts to listener texts. 

Oak Bay mayor Kevin Murdoch joins the show to discuss the latest on housing issues in the municipality after the province's housing minister appointed a special advisor.

Open line conversations involve discussion of current events, including the turn in road conditions listeners are reporting. 

Business Council of BC director of policy Jairo Yunis joins the show to discuss Canada's trade relationship with the U.S. and weigh in on what the looming U.S. tariffs could mean. 

Premier David Eby says mineral and other resource producers are already moving to non U.S. markets to sell their goods. This story and all your local updates in today's mid-day newscast. 

Business Council of BC director of policy Jairo Yunis joins the show to discuss Canada's trade relationship with the U.S. and weigh in on what the looming U.S. tariffs could mean. Plus, open line conversations continue. 

Oak Bay mayor Kevin Murdoch joins the show to discuss the latest on housing issues in the municipality after the province's housing minister appointed a special advisor. Plus, Adam engages with listener perspectives on topics the day during open lines.

Adam discusses what happened with U.S. tariffs and Canada’s response. Listeners weigh in on open lines.

Jeff Guignard, executive director, BC's Alliance of Beverage Licensees, joins the show to discuss issues involving what will happen if U.S. tariffs hit tomorrow.