Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam reacts to Destination Greater Victoria president Paul Nursey on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby after Victoria has been named #1 Small City in the World in the Conde Nast Readers Poll. Adam engages with listener perspectives on local issues and the provincial election.

During open lines, listeners discuss electric vehicles, upcoming B.C. election and other recent show topics. Plus, today is National Seniors’ Day. Adam interviews Canadian Association of Retired Persons B.C. chapter chief advocacy officer Ramona Kaptyn.

Adam engages with texts from listeners sharing their thoughts on the B.C. election. Plus, Canadian Taxpayer Federation National Director Franco Terrazzano joins the show to discuss Leger polling his group commissioned, which suggests most Canadians oppose the federal government banning new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035. Plus, open lines! Adam also reacts to UVic Professor of Social Policy Michae...

Canadian Taxpayer Federation National Director Franco Terrazzano joins the show to discuss Leger polling his group commissioned, which suggests most Canadians oppose the federal government banning new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035.

Adam discusses the B.C. election and his analysis of recent polling. He discusses local issues that contextualize electoral campaigns. Plus, Adam reacts to CTV legislative reporter Rob Buffam on CFAX 1070 with Al Ferraby this morning. Adam also reacts to Downtown Victoria Business Association CEO Jeff Bray discussing the upcoming Victoria-Beacon Hill all-candidates event this evening.  

  Conversations on supportive housing, crime, and safety continue. Listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts during open lines. The Mayor of Central Saanich calls in and adds to this conversation.

Canada's spy service has told a federal inquiry that a foreign government meddled in an effort to reduce the likelihood of a specific Liberal candidate from being elected. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon

Conversations continue regarding supportive housing, crime and disorder, and involuntary treatment Did the government keep its promise to maintain safety at a development after it was picketed in 2021? Adam analyzes a conversation from earlier this morning with Premier David Eby Listeners weigh in through our text line

Adam spoke with Tom Davidoff, associate professor, UBC Sauder School of Business They discuss the NDP’s new initiative aimed at helping first-time homebuyers in British Columbia

Listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts. Adam spoke with Tom Davidoff, associate professor, UBC Sauder School of Business, about provincial politics. Discussions on current as well as previous concerns some residents have had regarding supportive housing facilities in their area. 

Adam Stirling Hour 1 – September 27 – 2024 Adam discusses what conversations have been happening regarding a service centre on Dowler Place.

Victoria at Noon: earthquake expert shares more about earthquake felt on Vancouver Island. Plus, defence minister works on the plan to get Canadians out of Lebanon. These stories, a national politics update and everything Victoria you need in one newscast!

Listeners weigh in on local issues. Central Saanich Mayor Ryan Windsor calls in during open lines.

Adam hosts open lines and discusses regional issues with listeners, including Saanich council business and public engagement. Plus, Adam reacts to Premier David Eby’s interaction with what Eby described as a bee during a press conference.

Leger Senior Vice-President Allan Dawe joins the show to discuss new polling about the BC election. 

Leger Senior Vice-President Allan Dawe joins the show to discuss new polling about the BC election. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins for Legally Speaking! He breaks down the legal context of several topics including two long-term care facilities on Vancouver Island which house younger residents who use drugs .

Adam discusses several local current events including the earthquake that hit the Haro Strait shortly after 4 a.m. this morning. Adam also discusses questions he still has about SOLID Outreach following the city’s information session about the site on Dowler Place. Adam reacts to CTV coverage of the meeting. Plus, Adam previews today’s city council business and checks in on the meeting live. Plus,...

Victoria at Noon: Central Saanich police and support units respond to an motor vehicle incident on East Saanich Road, leading to traffic delays and bus detours. Plus, the B.C. election is on! Get your daily update along with everything local you need to know in one newscast.  

Adam discusses local issues with listeners with open lines and text. Adam talks federal politics and reacts to local NDP MP Laurel Collins on CFAX 1070. Adam reacts to Mayor Marianne Alto’s comments at today’s press availability.

Business Council of B.C. chief economist Ken Peacock joins the show to discuss the province’s labour market and flow of commerce

Business Council of B.C. chief economist Ken Peacock joins the show to discuss the province’s labour market and flow of commerce. Plus, Adam reacts to Westshore RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Nancy Saggar speaking about two recent incidents in Langford, one of which involved a go-kart. 

BC Conservative candidate for Victoria-Beacon Hill Tim Thielmann joins the show and raises unanswered questions. Plus, Adam engages listener reaction to today’s topics via open lines and text.

BC Conservative candidate for Victoria-Beacon Hill Tim Thielmann joins the show and raises unanswered questions following the city's information session yesterday. 

Adam discusses British Columbia’s provincial election. Plus, Adam reacts to clips from the Dowler Place SOLID Outreach information session.

Adam discusses community issues across the region and discusses listener perspectives shared via open lines and text. Lisa Foxall from Our Langford calls in on the open lines. Lanny Seaton calls to follow up on something discussed earlier today on open lines.