Adam Stirling: The Podcast

BC Real Estate Association CEO Trevor Koot joins the show to discuss restrictions on short-term rentals.

Victoria at Noon: B.C.’s political parties roll out policy platforms ahead of the debate ahead of the Oct. 8 leaders’ debate. Plus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is with world leaders at the 78th meeting of the UN General Assembly in New York. These stories plus everything local you need to know in one newscast. 

Business Improvement Areas of BC president Jeff Bray joins the show to discuss a Save Our Streets survey which suggests 88 per cent of people believe crimes are going unreported in the province.

Business Improvement Areas of BC president Jeff Bray joins the show to break down a Save Our Streets survey which suggests 88 per cent of people believe crimes are going unreported in the province. Plus, Adam continues his discussion about B.C. politics and COVID-19. Plus, open lines! During open lines, caller Jesse Harris, who identifies himself as the applicant who asked Langford to let them sub...

BC Real Estate Association CEO Trevor Koot joins the show to discuss restrictions on short-term rentals. Plus, Adam discusses more provincial politics issues, including the BC NDP’s decision to call a snap election in 2020. Plus, more open lines reactions to recent show topics. Adam also responds to listener texts on air.

Adam discusses several local issues, including unfolding events related to the Dowler Place SOLID homeless services hub. Adam reacts to Colwood’s plan aiming to give 10,000 residents family doctors by hiring family doctors. Colwood councillors Kim Jordison and Ian Ward call in on open lines. Plus, Adam discusses recent current events involving Langford City Council. Wendy Hobbes calls in on our op...

During hour 4 Adam continues to hear from listeners through calls and texts. Listeners voice opinions on BC politics, Electric Vehicles and more during open lines.

During hour 3 of the show listeners have the opportunity to weigh in on issues discussed on today's show. Topics include: Electric vehicles, the provincial election, healthcare system and more 

On day three of the provincial election campaign, BC NDP's David Eby announced a healthcare plan in Burnaby, BC Conservative's John Rustad addressed affordability in Surrey, and Green Party's Sonia Furstenau is canvassing in Victoria. This and more top stories during Victoria News at Noon

Adam Stirling spoke with Glenn Garry, President, Victoria Electric Vehicle Association. British Columbia's Electric Vehicle Associations have developed a list of 10 priorities in advancing and improving the province's electric transportation future. During the run-up to the October 19th Provincial Election British Columbia's Electric Vehicle Associations are hoping to see more substantive policy i...

Continued discussions on the upcoming BC Election, and what conversations are surrounding the different political parties. Listeners weigh in through our text line. Adam Stirling spoke with Glenn Garry, President, Victoria Electric Vehicle Association. British Columbia's Electric Vehicle Associations have developed a list of 10 priorities in advancing and improving the province's electric transpor...

During hour one on the Adam Stirling show: Discussions on harm reduction, safe injection sites, and the upcoming BC election.

  Adam spends hour 4 of the show engaging with listeners. Through calls and texts listeners voice their opinions on issues discussed today. Topics include: safety in schools, the upcoming BC election, the state of our healthcare system and more

  Polling finds: NDP Holds Narrow Lead as Election Nears Adam Stirling is joined by Steve Mossop, Executive Vice-President at Leger, to discuss the latest BC provincial polling for the week of September 16, 2024. As the election approaches, Leger is conducting weekly surveys to provide up-to-date insights.   Open lines continue as listener’s voice their opinions through calls and texts. Topics inc...

  Adam Stirling is joined by Steve Mossop, Executive Vice-President at Leger, to discuss the latest BC provincial polling for the week of September 16, 2024. As the election approaches, Leger is conducting weekly surveys to provide up-to-date insights.

Continued discussions on safety in schools, and BC politics. Listeners weigh in on these issues and more through calls and text

During hour 1 of the show Adam discusses BC politics, and safety in schools including concerns of gang activity. Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca joins this show to discuss these and other issues affecting our region

Open lines! Listeners share their perspectives on local and regional issues. Colwood councillor Kim Jordison calls in. David Shebib also calls in during open lines.

Victoria at Noon: the president of the Greater Victoria Teachers Association reacts to the ministerial directive for an updated safety plan from the School District 61 Board. Plus, three First Nations come to agreement with B.C. government to sell below-market condos. These stories and everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria in one newscast.

BC Brain Injury Association executive director Janelle Breese Biagioni joins the show to weigh in on the government expanding involuntary care and restate her calls for the government to make brain injuries a priority. Plus, Adam reacts to Nanaimo mayor Leonard Krog weighing in on the expansion of involuntary care in the province.

BC Brain Injury Association executive director Janelle Breese Biagioni joins the show to weigh in on the government expanding involuntary care and restate her calls for the government to make brain injuries a priority. 

Adam discusses questions he has about data disclosure related to safety and crime in schools. View Royal Councillor and former school police liaison officer Don Brown calls in during open lines. Lori Poppe and Wendy Hobbes also call in. Michael Mulligan joins the show for Legally Speaking. 

Adam discusses safety in Victoria’s schools and how the public conversation is evolving now that the ministry of education issued a directive to the board of education for School District 61 to update its safety plan. Adam analyzes the School District 61 board response. Adam also reacts to Greater Victoria Teachers Association president Carolyn Howe weighing in on the issue on CFAX 1070 today. 

Property Rights Association of B.C. director Orion Rodgers joins the show to discuss B.C.’s housing minister’s statements on progress to lower rent prices. 

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives senior economist Alex Hemingway joins the show to discuss a report on housing policy he co-authored with Marc Lee.