Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Victoria at Noon: The back and forth between the man behind Lululemon and NDP Leader David Eby continues. Plus, Israel says it has killed Hamas' top leader. These stories and everything local you need to know in one newscast!

Open line conversations involve B.C. election and local issues.  

Join Natural Resources Canada seismologist John Cassidy with Adam as CFAX participates in the Great BC Shake Out! Plus, Michael Mulligan joins for this week’s Legally Speaking segment which involves discussion of the Election Act.

Adam reacts to FOI documents involving the Dowler Place homeless services access hub. Documents suggest the site will provide a broader range of services than what many residents previously understood. Adam reacts to premier David Eby on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby. 

Adam hosts open lines, featuring listener call-in conversations about housing, local issues and the B.C. election. 

Victoria at Noon: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has a list of names of past and present Conservatives who are engaged in or are at high risk of participating in foreign interference. Plus, BC NDP and BC Conservative leaders campaign in Nanaimo. These stories, plus everything you need to know in Victoria right now in one newscast. 

Business Council of BC chief economist Ken Peacock joins the show to discuss his analysis which suggests B.C. could be headed towards austerity after the provincial election, no matter which party forms government.

Bev Highton from NAI Commercial Inc. and the Grumpy Taxpayer$ joins the show to discuss a City of Victoria pilot program to provide temporary property-tax relief for some downtown businesses.

Business Council of BC chief economist Ken Peacock joins the show to discuss his analysis which suggests B.C. could be headed towards austerity after the provincial election, no matter which party forms government. Plus, Adam opens the lines and engages new listener perspectives via text and open lines.

Bev Highton from NAI Commercial Inc. and the Grumpy Taxpayer$ joins the show to discuss a City of Victoria pilot program to provide temporary property-tax relief for some downtown businesses. Plus, Adam discusses B.C. election issues and reacts to listener texts.

Adam analyzes this provincial election’s early voting high turnout and reacts to CTV coverage of the trend. Adam reacts to CTV coverage of the Conservative Party of BC’s platform and discusses the economic projections. Adam reacts to Andrew Watson from Elections BC discussing what you need to know to vote, on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning. Plus, Adam reacts to listener texts.

Adam reacts to more of John Rustad unveiling the BC Conservative platform. During more open lines, Wendy Hobbs calls in to share why she’s planning to vote for the BC Conservatives.

Victoria at Noon: BC Conservatives release costed platform with four days remaining in the election campaign. Plus, RCMP allegations of criminal activity by Indian agents is spiralling into a major diplomatic spat between Canada and India. These stories and everything you need to know in Victoria right now in one newscast.

Open lines with Adam. Plus, Adam reacts to John Rustad unveiling the Conservative Party of BC platform today.

Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss new polling analysis suggesting that, although the NDP has a five-point lead ahead of the Conservative Party of BC (45 per cent), there are what amounts to a statistical tie in some communities north-east of Vancouver.

Adam discusses more B.C. election current events, along with plans for election night coverage on CFAX 1070. Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss new polling analysis suggesting that, although the NDP has a five-point lead ahead of the Conservative Party of BC (45 per cent), there are what amounts to a statistical tie in some communities north-east of Vancouver...

Adam discusses the provincial election and analyzes contextual factors. He discusses the situations of major parties. Adam reacts to BC Green party leader Sonia Furstenau on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning. 

In the final hour of The Adam Stirling Show, Adam continues discussions on the upcoming provincial election. Listeners share their thoughts and opinions through calls and texts, offering insight into the key issues on voters' minds as Election Day approaches.

Everything you need to know around the Island today on Victoria News at Noon. The top stories on CFAX 1070 today in a less than 10 minute podcast  

In the third hour of The Adam Stirling Show, Adam opens the lines to hear from listeners on a range of pressing issues impacting the region. Topics include the upcoming provincial election, the toxic drug crisis, crime, and housing. Hear diverse perspectives and candid discussions from the community.  

Adam is joined by Fiona Famulak, President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce The BC Chamber of Commerce has published the results of its third and final poll in a series aimed at highlighting voters' expectations for economic leadership from political parties. The survey reveals increasing dissatisfaction with BC's economic performance and a strong call for the province to leverage its natural...

In Hour 2 of The Adam Stirling Show, conversations on the provincial election continue. Adam is joined by Fiona Famulak, President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the Chamber’s latest poll, which highlights voters' growing concerns about BC's economic performance and the need to harness the province’s natural resources for future prosperity. Adam also opens the phone and text lin...

During the first hour of The Adam Stirling Show, we dive into discussions on the upcoming provincial election, highlighting key conversations shaping the political landscape. Joining Adam in our regular Friday segment is Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca, who breaks down the pressing issues impacting our region including transportation issues in the west shore.

Open lines are buzzing as listeners sound off about issues related to the provincial election. 

Victoria at Noon’s top story: investigators have identified and are now looking for witnesses or victims in a pellet gun shooting incident in the 900-Block of Pandora Avenue last week. Plus, Bloc Quebecois Leader calls for the Senate to pass its bill on supply management. These stories and everything you need to know locally right now in one newscast.