Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discusses B.C. election issues and Conservative Party of BC leader John Rustad’s expected visit to Victoria today. Adam hosts open lines.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss opinion polling on healthcare in B.C. Plus, Adam discusses an update to the suspended firefighter saga: Sarah Montgomery writes a new letter to premier David Eby. Also, Michael Milligan joins the show for Legally Speaking,

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss opinion polling on healthcare in B.C.

CRD Board Chair Colin Plant joins the show to update listeners on board business of this week. 

Adam discusses the ongoing election campaigns, including analyzing politics in the Victoria-Beacon Hill riding. Plus, CRD Board Chair Colin Plant joins the show to update listeners on board business this week, which involves multiple files including transportation, waste management, trails and more. 

Leger executive vice-president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss this week in provincial polling.

Adam reacts to listener texts and open lines. Hear discussion about local election issues. 

Leger executive vice-president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss this week in provincial polling.

Victoria at Noon: Foreign Affairs Minister urges Canadians in parts of Florida expected to be hit hard by Hurricane Milton to heed evacuation orders from local authorities. Canada adds 15-million dollars to its humanitarian aid package for Lebanon. Plus, provincial election updates and everything else you need to know in Victoria in one newscast.

Open line conversations continue as listeners share their thoughts on the leaders’ debate this week. Adam discusses several issues while reacting to listener texts, including BC Green policy, housing issues, homelessness and more.

Leger executive vice-president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss this week in provincial polling. National Police Federation pacific director Trevor Dinwoodie joins the show to discuss his organization’s call for B.C’s next government to implement a comprehensive safety plan. Plus, open line conversations about provincial politics and the debate last night. 

Adam discusses the latest on the provincial election, including yesterday evening’s party leaders’ debate. He reacts to notable clips form the debate. Adam shares his analysis of how COVID-19 is being referenced in political campaigns. Adam reacts to listener text-ins about the debate.

Adam reacts to CTV Legislative reporter Rob Buffam previewing this evening’s leaders debate on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning. Plus, open line conversations about the B.C. election and more. 

Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria chair John Treleaven joins the show to discuss amalgamation and the Victoria-Saanich Citizens' Assembly.

BC Real Estate Association CEO Trevor Koot joins the show to discuss his take on housing tax reform.

Victoria at Noon’s top headline is the challenging morning for commuters coming from the Westshore. BC Conservatives unveil plan, yet to be costed, for addiction treatment ahead of leaders debate. These stories and everything Victoria you need to know in one newscast.

Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria chair John Treleaven joins the show to discuss amalgamation and the Victoria-Saanich Citizens' Assembly. Adam discusses local governance issues in Saanich and Victoria. Open line discussions include conversations about Saanich council, talk radio’s role in elections and more. During one open line call, Adam collects some sound clips for a very special folder.  ...

BC Real Estate Association CEO Trevor Koot joins the show to discuss his take on housing tax reform. Plus, open lines! Listeners discuss their thoughts on AI technology, the upcoming B.C. leaders’ debate and more. 

Adam discusses the B.C. election, including the latest campaign strategies of the major parties and notable current events in the newsmedia. Adam reacts to premier David Eby's twitter post commenting on a clip of a moment in which a person can be heard saying “we are Hamas,” at a Vancouver protest. 

Adam spoke with Gil Yaron, Managing Director of Circular Innovation with Light House, a non-profit organization established in 2006 to advance sustainable building practices. We hear about the launch of a program created to help reduce waste management costs and the amount of valuable construction materials that end up in landfills.

In the final hour of today’s show, Adam Stirling opens the lines for listeners to share their thoughts on the key issues discussed throughout the day, including the upcoming BC election, and small business concerns.

  Adam is joined by Emily Boston, senior policy analyst for BC, Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) They discuss small businesses in BC and their concerns leading up to the fall election.

Amy Haysom, independent candidate for Saanich North and the Islands Adam is joined by Amy Haysom, independent candidate, Saanich North and the Islands. They discussed recent safety concerns at The Aurora supportive housing facility in Central Saanich, and the upcoming BC election.

The BC election campaign is about to reach a critical juncture this week with the three main party leaders set to go toe-to-toe in a television debate Tuesday. This and more top news stories during Victoria News at Noon

In this hour, Adam Stirling covers a range of topics, starting with a conversation with Amy Haysom, independent candidate for Saanich North and the Islands, about safety concerns at The Aurora supportive housing facility and the upcoming BC election. Later, Adam speaks with Gil Yaron from Light House about a new initiative on Vancouver Island designed to reduce construction waste. Listeners also j...