Adam Stirling: The Podcast

U.S. President Joe Biden says the will of the people always prevails in a democracy in his first on-camera appearance since Donald Trump's election victory. R etired lieutenant-general Andrew Leslie is warning Canada is in for a rough ride during the upcoming Trump administration. These stories and all the local updates you need in Victoria in one newscast!

Adam discusses local issues and hosts open lines with listeners. Plus, Adam reacts live to Victoria City Council business today.

Business Council of British Columbia President and CEO Laura Jones joins the show to discuss the labour dispute involving the B.C. Maritime Employers Association and International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 5-1-4. Plus, Adam continues discussing city council conversations in the Westshore relating to the Mobile Youth Services Team (MYST) this week. Michael Mulligan brings cases of the wee...

Business Council of British Columbia President and CEO Laura Jones joins the show to discuss the labour dispute involving the B.C. Maritime Employers Association and International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 5-1-4.

Adam talks about local current affairs and policing in the Westshore. Adam reacts to both Langford and Colwood city council meetings involving discussion relating to the Mobile Youth Services Team (MYST). 

Adam reacts to deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland speaking about the U.S. election. Adam also reacts to Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre speaking before news of Donald Trump’s victory broke. Adam reacts to Quebec Premier François Legault speaking about immigration and his province. Plus, open line conversations continue. 

Victoria at Noon: British Columbia port employers say they may be "required to reassess" their position on a current offer to more than 700 unionized workers as a lockout shuts down most shipping on the West Coast. Plus, the province's new cabinet will be sworn in on November 18th, one month after the election that gave the BC NDP a slim majority, pending recounts. These stories and all the local...

Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir joins the show to discuss his group’s “the voters have spoken,” campaign.

Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir joins the show to discuss his group’s “the voters have spoken,” campaign. Plus, Adam discusses questions about free expression and information regulation on online platforms. Open line conversations continue. 

Open line conversations about the U.S. election show a range of perspectives. Adam focuses on hearing everyone out. 

Adam discusses the U.S. election and reacts to Donald Trump’s speech. Adam discusses how Elon Musk’s purchase of X, formerly known as Twitter, relates to the current information environment. He discusses potential approaches to living in a polarized world. Adam reacts to Canadian and British Columbian leaders’ statements about the election.

Victoria at Noon: Province reports a 22 per cent increase in shelter spaces compared to this time last year. Plus, Mounties are investigating a fatal head-on collision that happened near Duncan over the weekend. These stories and all the local updates you need in one newscast.

Open line conversations about the U.S. election and more show topics with Adam.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss data about the U.S. presidential race.

Open line conversations continue. Adam discusses the potential future of the YMCA in Langford. Adam reacts to Uvic associate professor of international relations Will Greaves on CFAX 1070 with Steve Young today.

Open line discussion about local issues continues. Wendy Hobbs calls in via our open lines. Colwood Councillor Kim Jordison also calls in. Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss data about the U.S. presidential race. Adam reacts to more information relating to the judicial recount in the Prince George-Mackenzie riding.

Plus, Grumpy Taxpayers$ of Greater Victoria joins the show to discuss potential changes to Langford’s travel expenditure policy.

Adam discusses local issues and reacts to interactions at a Langford City council meeting this week.  Adam reacts to Election BC’s statement about the judicial recount a ballot box in the Prince George-Mackenzie riding after a ballot box was not counted or reported on election night. Plus, Grumpy Taxpayers$ of Greater Victoria joins the show for discussion involving Langford’s travel expenditure p...

Adam reacts to new information about the Conservative Party of BC’s fundraising. Adam also reacts to power outages in the region today. Open line conversations touch on top issues in the province.

Victoria at Noon: BC Hydro scrambles as power outages impact more than 31,000 homes and businesses. This story, an update on the Halloween night carjacking at a McDonald's drive-thru in Saanich, and everything else local you need to know in one newscast.

Victoria Real Estate Board chair-elect Dirk VanderWal joins the show to discuss data suggesting Victoria’s market exceeds expectations but remains balanced. Plus, open line conversations about social and environmental issues.

Victoria Real Estate Board chair-elect Dirk VanderWal joins the show to discuss data suggesting Victoria’s market exceeds expectations but remains balanced.

Save Our Streets advocate Jess Ketchum joins the show to discuss news of a drug bust at what police describe as a "superlab." 

Adam reacts to news of a bust of what police describe as a sophisticated “superlab” in interior B.C. Save Our Streets advocate Jess Ketchum joins the show to share his reaction. Plus, Adam engages with listener perspectives via open lines and text. 

Adam reacts to Langford City council business this week, including proposed changes involving some travel expenses. Plus, Adam discusses local Victoria issues and previews an upcoming process involving the future of Crystal Pool. Adam reacts to Paul Nursey from Destination Greater Victoria on CFAX  1070 with Steve Young to talk about the city’s visitor economy bouncing back. Plus, Adam reacts a 18...