Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam reacts live to Premier David Eby speaking for the first time since Elections BC has reported the final count. Plus, open line conversations continue.

Adam discusses how crime and disorder impacts small and medium size businesses. He reacts to Victoria Chamber of Commerce CEO Bruce Williams on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning.  Adam engages with listener text and call-ins.

Adam discusses B.C. politics and previews what could happen next. He reacts to the Saskatchewan election results. Adam discusses local issues including sheltering services in the region. Plus, Adam reacts to CTV reporting on food banks having an increase in demand for help. Adam also reacts to UVic social policy professor Michael Prince on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning.

Adam covers a range of pressing topics, from local crime issues to Emergency Weather Response warming shelters, while keeping listeners updated on the BC election count. Open lines continue, giving callers a chance to weigh in with their thoughts.

The Conservative lead in a key Metro Vancouver riding narrows to just four votes with absentee ballots still being counted. Catch all the top stories in less than 10 minutes for your daily news roundup.

Adam continues his coverage of the BC election’s final vote count as listener’s share their opinions live. Later, a special guest joins to discuss recent poll findings on Canadian marijuana consumers’ buying habits and attitudes toward legalization.

Adam was joined by Mario Canseco, President, Research Co. They discussed a recent poll revealing that while most Canadians still support marijuana legalization, only half of consumers say they’ve consistently purchased from licensed retailers over the past six years. Explore the nuances of public opinion and market behavior in this insightful discussion.

Adam continues his deep dive into the BC election deadlock, opening the lines for listeners to share their perspectives. Hear insightful calls and texts as voters discuss their views on the ongoing political stalemate.

Join Adam Stirling as he breaks down the latest developments in the BC election, discussing the current vote count and speculating on when we might hear final results. Will today finally bring an end to the election deadlock?

Adam reacts to more Victoria City council business involving cold weather shelters in the region. Plus, Adam reacts to Saanich Councillor Teale Phelps Bondaroff discussing road infrastructure on CFAX 1070 with Ryan Price this week.

Victoria at Noon: City of Victoria accepting feedback for 2025 budget. Plus, a Boil Water Advisory for Wilderness Mountain Water System in East Sooke. These stories, a windy special weather statement for Greater Victoria, and everything else you need to know now in one newscast!

CFIB director of BC and western economic policy Jairo Yunis joins the show to discuss data suggesting 57 per cent of small businesses in B.C. were directly impacted by crime over the past year.

CFIB director of BC and western economic policy Jairo Yunis joins the show to discuss data suggesting 57 per cent of small businesses in B.C. were directly impacted by crime over the past year. Plus, listeners share their thoughts on community issues during open lines, including safety in schools, B.C. politics and more.

Adam interviews Elections BC’s chief electoral officer Anton Boegman. 

Adam interviews Elections BC’s chief electoral officer Anton Boegman. Plus, Adam reacts to Times Colonist reporting on Monday’s lockdown at Central Middle School. Open line conversations touch on several community issues including services for unhoused people.

Adam discusses local issues, including road infrastructure in traffic. Adam reacts to CTV coverage of Victoria City council’s proposed tax increase. Plus, Adam discusses questions related to municipalities’ obligations involving cold weather shelters. Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the show to discuss local current events and the election with Adam.

Adam hosts open line conversations. Listeners weigh in on B.C. politics, school police liaison officer organs, recent current events and more. 

Victoria at Noon: BC Coroners Service reports 187 unregulated toxic drug deaths in August and 183 in September. Plus, police say four Montreal teens suffered stab wounds after an altercation today. These stories, plus all the local updates you need in one newscast!

Angus Reid Institute research director Dave Korzinski joins the show to discuss opinion data suggesting most Conservative Party of Canada supporters want a federal election.

Angus Reid Institute research director Dave Korzinski joins the show to discuss opinion data suggesting most Conservative Party of Canada supporters want a federal election. Plus, open line conversations involve discussion of safety in schools. 

Adam reacts to the media statement from The Greater Victoria School District about the lockdown that took place at Central Middle School earlier this week. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins for our regular Legally Speaking segment, which features discussion of legal information related to vote tallying. 

Adam discusses the current state of B.C. politics and reacts to comments from the BC NDP and BC Green provincial leaders this week. He discusses questions involving the future of the BC Greens, and also discusses the potential perils the BC Greens could face moving forward.

Listeners discuss community problems and solutions during open lines.

Victoria at Noon's top story: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his Liberal party is united at the end of a hotly anticipated meeting, after a group of party members planned to try convincing him to step aside. Plus, the Bank of Canada delivered a supersized interest rate cut today, lowering its key policy rate by half a percentage point. Thes stories and everything local you need to know right n...

Adam discusses key political issues of the week with listeners, including safety in schools, interest rates and more.