Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discusses current events in provincial and federal politics, including politics in Sooke. Adam reacts to Mayor Maja Tait’s comments on CFAX 1070 with Ryan Price. Adam also reacts to B.C.’s housing minister Ravi Kahlon on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby. Adam discusses the YMCA in Langford, and its potential future. 

Adam discusses the relevancy of the Fancophone cultue and French language to federal politics. Open line conversations continue as listeners weigh in on who they think the next prime minister should be and more.

Victoria at Noon: Family doctors in B.C. are pushing for a meeting with the new health minister, saying addressing the crisis in primary care can’t wait until three months from now when the legislature is back in session. This story, more top headlines and everything else you need to know in Victoria in one newscast!

We start off with live coverage of an emerging traffic situation involving at least one potential accident. Adam engages in open line conversations involving federal and provincial politics.

Seniors advocate Den Levitt joins the show to discuss the latest on wait times for long-term care. Adam talks federal political issues and reacts to online ads involving party leaders. Plus, open lines and text engagement. We learn live about a potential accident leading to traffic troubles in the region. 

Seniors advocate Den Levitt joins the show to discuss the latest on wait times for long-term care.

Adam discusses local and provincial current events. Adam reacts to CTV legislative reporter Rob Buffam discussing B.C. politics this week on CFAX 1070 this morning. Plus, Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the show to chat about local issues of the week, including trade across the U.S. boarder. 

Joan Elliot from the Victoria City Police Union joins Adam to discuss concerns tied to officers being asked to do more with less. 

BC Real Estate Association Senior VP Trevor Hargreaves joins the show to discuss a report which supports provincial standards for remediation and certification of houses involved in drug production.

BC Real Estate Association Senior VP Trevor Hargreaves joins the show to discuss a report which supports provincial standards for remediation and certification of houses involved in drug production. Plus, open line conversations and engages listener texts. 

Victoria at Noon: The union representing Canada Post workers says the Crown corporation has been temporarily laying off striking employees as the labour action by more than 55,000 workers approaches the two-week mark. This story, plus everything else you need to know in Victoria in one newscast.

Adam reacts to a Vancouver Sun column involving unions and B.C. politics, written by Vaughn Palmer. Plus, Adam discusses more local and provincial issues of the day. Adam reacts to a Conservative Party of BC post which likens premier David Eby to the Grinch. 

Adam discusses police funding. Joan Elliot from the Victoria Police Union joins the show. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins the show for Legally Speaking.

Adam discusses local and provincial current events. He reacts to CTV news coverage of Premier David Eby’s recent meetings. Adam reacts to BC Ferries stating to the media the cost of sourcing new ships has increased by 40 per cent since 2020. Adam reacts to premier David Eby on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning.

UBC Vancouver School of Economics assistant professor Torsten Jaccard joins the show to discuss what Canada’s options are if the U.S. follows through on president-elect Trump’s tariff threats. 

Tune into Premier David Eby’s press appearance after his first meeting with his new cabinet. Plus, Adam reacts to Eby's answers and engages listener texts. 

UBC Vancouver School of Economics assistant professor Torsten Jaccard joins the show to discuss what Canada’s options are if the U.S. follows through on president-elect Trump’s tariff threats. Plus, Adam engages in open line conversations about tariffs, federal politics and more. 

Adam reacts to the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce board chair Kris Wirk speaking about potential tariffs from the U.S. on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby. Plus, Adam reacts to Canadian political leaders are responding to the potential threat of tariffs.  

Adam discusses Canadian reaction to U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats, also discussing the political context of the issue. Adam reacts to the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce board chair Kris Wirk speaking about potential tariffs from the U.S. on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby. Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria chair John Treleaven calls in via open lines.

Adam reacts to Saanich Council discussion involving cold weather shelters this week. Plus, open line and text engagement.

Victoria at Noon: Premier David Eby says Canada must stand together and negotiate from its position on strength against plans by the U.S. president-elect to impose a 25 per cent tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico. This story, plus everything local you need to know in one place!

Adam continues reacting to the province’s human rights commissioner presenting to the school board for district 61. BC Chamber of Commerce president Fiona Famulak joins the show to share her take on how the U.S president-elect’s tariff threats could impact the province’s economy.

BC Chamber of Commerce president Fiona Famulak joins the show to share her take on how the U.S president-elect’s tariff threats could impact the province’s economy. 

Adam discusses several local and regional issues of the day, including school board meeting discussion involving School Police Liaison Officers in District 61. Plus, open lines.

Adam reacts to CTV news coverage of the tariffs proposed by president-elect Donald Trump. Adam reacts to prime minister Justin Trudeau and opposition leader Pierre Poilievre weighing in. Listeners share their perspectives via open lines and text.