Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives senior economist Marc Lee joins the show to talk about the Bank of Canada lowering its key interest rate down to 3.75 per cent.

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives senior economist Marc Lee joins the show to talk about the Bank of Canada lowering its key interest rate down to 3.75 per cent. Plus, open line conversations reflect some perspectives on the election and politics in the region.

Adam discusses what he’s calling South Island Surprises in regards to the B.C. election. Adam reacts to David Eby’s remarks yesterday.

Open line conversations continue about safety in schools, law enforcement and more local issues.

Canadian Taxpayer Federation federal director Franco Terrazano joins the show to discuss his group's calls to action about the 2024 International Tax Competitiveness Index. 

Victoria at Noon: Canada’s immigration minister speaks out against those within the Liberal party who hope to oust Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Plus, the province began rolling out it's covid and flu vaccination campaign last week. These stories and everything locals need to know right now in one newscast! 

Adam reacts to former Green MLA Adam Olsen on CFAX 1070 this morning. Plus, more conversation about the incident at Central Middle School this week. Canadian Taxpayer Federation federal director Franco Terrazano joins the show to discuss his group's calls to action about the 2024 International Tax Competitiveness Index. 

Parents and Police spokesperson Lori Poppe joins the show to share her reaction to the incident involving a man police arrested inside Central Middle School yesterday.

Adam discusses how the post-election era of B.C. politics could impact what is happening with safety in school district 61. Parents and Police spokesperson Lori Poppe joins the show to share her reaction to the incident involving a man police arrested inside Central Middle School yesterday. Plus, more open line discussion.

Adam discusses what could happen next in B.C. politics and reacts to CTV news coverage of what’s happening with the election. Adam discusses local issues including safety in schools. This follows yesterday’s incident involving the arrest of a man who entered Central Middle School. Adam reacts to VicPD spokesperson Griffen Hohl on CFAX 1070 to discuss the event. 

In Hour 4, Adam Stirling wraps up today’s show with more insights on British Columbia's tight election race. He discusses the latest updates, ongoing ballot reviews, and potential scenarios as the province awaits a final outcome. Plus, listeners continue to share their thoughts during the final open lines segment.

The weekend storm has resulted in two missing people and the discovery of two vehicles in Sarita River in the Bamfield. This and more top  stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon.

Adam Stirling is joined by Mario Canseco, President of Research Co., to discuss insights from the 2024 British Columbia provincial election. Polls reveals that most voters had made up their minds before the campaign even began. Adam and Mario explore the tight race, with support for the main parties and independents fluctuating by just three percentage points throughout the campaign.

In Hour 3, Adam Stirling continues his post-election recap, exploring possible outcomes as British Columbia awaits the final vote count. He reflects on key moments from the election so far and what they could mean for the province's future. Listeners join the conversation through open lines, sharing their views on the evolving situation.

In Hour 2, Adam Stirling continues his analysis of British Columbia's nail-biting election race, with no clear winner emerging. Adam Stirling is joined by Mario Canseco, President of Research Co., to discuss insights from the 2024 British Columbia provincial election. A new poll reveals that most voters had made up their minds before the campaign even began. Adam and Mario explore the tight race,...

In this episode, Adam Stirling dives into the latest developments in British Columbia's closely contested provincial election. With the initial vote count complete but thousands of ballots still awaiting review, the race remains too close to call. Adam breaks down the key issues, discusses the parties’ performances, and explores what the pending results could mean for the future of B.C. politics.

Open line conversations ahead of election day! Plus, Adam continues listening to BC Green Party leader Sonia Furstenau on CFAX 1070 this week. 

Victoria at Noon: The River Forecast Centre has issued a flood watch for the entirety of Vancouver island for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Plus, The Vancouver Island Integrated Major Crime Unit arrested 53-year-old Duncan man in custody which police believe is connected to a July stabbing. These stories and everything Victoria in one newscast!

Adam reacts to Conservative Party of BC leader John Rustad on CFAX  1070 with Al Ferraby this morning. He also reacts to Ryan Price’s interview with Sonia Furstenau this week. Plus, more discussion about newsworthy moments leading up to B.C.’s current political landscape.

Adam reviews more moments in B.C. politics from recent years which he argues are significant to this provincial election. Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop joins the show to break down polling which suggests the BC NDP has 46 per cent of decided voters’ support, a four-point leads over the Conservative Party of BC, as the BC Greens enjoy 9 per cent of support. Ron from Mayland calls in f...

Leger executive vice president Steve Mossop joins the show to break down polling which suggests the BC NDP has 46 per cent of decided voters’ support, a four-point leads over the Conservative Party of BC. Meanwhile, the BC Greens enjoy 9 per cent of support.

Adam discusses the context of this election with the help of a clip montage of some newsworthy moments in B.C. politics in recent years. 

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director Franco Terrazzano joins the show to discuss his group’s estimates that Global Affairs Canada spends an average of $51,000 on alcohol each month.

Natural Resources Canada seismologist John Cassidy joins Adam as CFAX participates in the Great BC Shake Out!

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director Franco Terrazzano joins the show to discuss his group’s estimates that Global Affairs Canada spends an average of $51,000 on alcohol each month. Plus, open line conversations about top issues in the community, including substance use and treatment in the province.