Adam Stirling: The Podcast

In this interview, Adam speaks with Andrew Gates, Chair of the Victoria Remembrance Day Poppy Campaign, about the Royal Canadian Legion's 2024 National Poppy Campaign. Learn how this year’s campaign makes poppies more accessible than ever, and how Canadians can show gratitude for the sacrifices of our Veterans.

In Hour 4 of the show: 2024 National Poppy Campaign has wider access to Poppies than ever before In this interview, Adam speaks with Andrew Gates, Chair of the Victoria Remembrance Day Poppy Campaign, about the Royal Canadian Legion's 2024 National Poppy Campaign. Learn how this year’s campaign makes poppies more accessible than ever, and how Canadians can show gratitude for the sacrifices of our...

In today’s Victoria News at Noon, the River Forecast Centre issues a High Streamflow Advisory for West and North Vancouver Island, including Port Hardy and Gold River, as forecasters anticipate heavy rain this weekend and Monday. Get all the latest news updates in under 10 minutes.

In Hour 3, Adam Stirling tackles the upcoming time change and whether British Columbia should consider ending the practice altogether. Hear from listeners as they share their thoughts on the debate through calls and texts during Open Lines.

In Hour 2, Adam Stirling continues exploring traffic safety concerns in the Westshore, and if sidewalks will be ready in time for a new elementary school’s opening

In this hour, Adam Stirling dives into key local issues affecting Langford and Sooke. From municipal governance and taxes to safety concerns on sidewalks, Adam covers the latest developments. Plus, hear about the ongoing traffic challenges in Sooke and what it means for residents.

Inspector Damian Kowalewich from Saanich Police joins the show to discuss how we can all do our part to keep children safe tonight. 

Inspector Damian Kowalewich from Saanich Police joins the show to discuss how we can all do our part to keep children safe tonight. Plus, Adam hears spooky stories from listeners during open lines.

Victoria at Noon: residential school survivors are calling on Canada to criminalize residential school denialism. Plus, Health Minister Mark Holland says that more than one million Canadians have received care through the federal dental-care program. These stories and everything local you need to know in one newscast!

Sooke Mayor Maja Tait joins the show to answer questions about Charters Road re-opening to two-way vehicle traffic

BC Construction Association president Chris Atchison joins the show to discuss declining construction investment and related issues in the industry. Adam discusses his take on how Sooke traffic could relate to the BC election in the Juan de Fuca-Malahat riding. He also discusses how infrastructure issues could relate to Westshore politics. Plus, Sooke Mayor Maja Tait joins the show to answer quest...

BC Construction Association president Chris Atchison joins the show to discuss declining construction investment and related issues in the industry. 

Adam continues reacting to Premier David Eby on CFAX 1070. Adam discusses more reflections on the campaign season. Plus, Adam discusses local issues including the City of Victoria’s plan for the Dowler Place homeless services access hub. During our weekly Legally Speaking segment, Michael Mulligan describes cases of the week.

Adam reacts to Rob Shaw’s Orca article describing what happened with the Conservative Party of BC during its campaign. Adam reflects on how his perspective on the major parties’ campaigns evolved throughout the election season. Adam reacts to Premier David Eby on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby.

Oak Bay councillor Hazel Braithwaite joins the show to discuss a recent theft of a giant skeleton’s decorative arm.

Oak Bay councillor Hazel Braithwaite joins the show to discuss a recent theft of a giant skeleton’s decorative arm. Plus, open line conversations involve discussion of the military and economic issues.

Victoria at Noon's top headline is trees down across hydro lines have resulted in a good chunk of the Saanich Peninsula being without power. Plus, North Korean troops in Russian uniforms are heading toward Ukraine, US says. These stories and everything you need to know in the capital region in one newscast!

Leger executive Vice president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss opinion polling on the United States election. Adam reflects on some social and political trends across North America. Adam reacts to listener texts.

Leger executive Vice president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss opinion polling on the United States election.

Cpl. Arash Seyed from the RCMP Pacific Region Federal Policing joins the show to discuss officers seizing thousands of counterfeit cannabis-laced candy and other goods. 

Adam reacts to Times Colonist legislative reporter Les Leyne on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning. Plus, Cpl. Arash Seyed from the RCMP Pacific Region Federal Policing joins the show to discuss officers seizing thousands of counterfeit cannabis-laced candy. Plus, open line conversations about public safety and more local issues.

Adam discusses what could be next for the BC NDP and Conservative Party of BC. He reacts to BC Conservative leader John Rustad saying he’d be willing to work with the BC NDP on certain policies. Adam reacts to CTV news coverage of the judicial recounts in two ridings. Plus, Adam reacts to new information from VicPD about the knife-and-sword-wielding man who was recently charged. Adam discusses Lan...

Canadian Taxpayers Federation federal director Franco Terrazano joins the show to discuss why his organization is supporting a policy proposal to get rid of GST off new homes under $1 million from federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.

Canadian Taxpayers Federation federal director Franco Terrazano joins the show to discuss why his organization is supporting a policy proposal to get rid of GST off new homes under $1 million from federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Adam engages in conversations with listeners via open lines and text. Discussion includes Adam’s take on the Washington Post's (lack of a) editorial presiden...

Federal investigators have arrested 6 people and 120,000 packages of illicit cannabis edibles disguised as popular brand-name candies. Plus, North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP are asking for information from the public as an investigation continues into a serious collision that put 3 people in hospital with serious injuries. These stories, a B.C. politics update and everything else you need to know in one...