Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam interviews Matt Macatee, who identifies himself as a neighbour of the new SOLID Hub on Dowler Place. 

Adam engages in listener conversations via open lines. Listeners discuss healthcare, the upcoming election, housing and more.

Adam interviews Business Council of BC vice president of policy David Williams. Plus, Adam engages with listeners during open lines. Listeners discuss housing, the economy and local business issues. Mike Kozakowski from Citified calls in to share his reaction.

Adam interviews Matt Macatee, who identifies himself as a neighbour of the new SOLID Hub on Dowler Place. Plus, Adam reacts to Jeff Bray from the Downtown Victoria Business Association speaking about closures in the downtown core on CFAX 1070 this morning. Plus, John Teleaven from the Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria joins the show to discuss Victoria Council remuneration.  

Adam discusses local issues. He reacts to Al Ferraby speaking with BC Ferries spokesperson Liza Yuzda on CFAX 1070 this morning. Plus, Adam discusses data on the amount of remnants of Fentanyl in Vancouver’s sewage system.

Adam discusses local issues and hosts open line conversations about the provincial election, housing and more.

Canadian Federation of Independent Business B.C. and western policy director Jairo Yunis joins the show to discuss small business issues.

Angus Reid research associate Jon Roe once again joins the show to discuss the BC NDP’s polling performance with updated data. 

Victoria at Noon’s top story is how major crimes detectives are investigating a body found in Comox. Plus, oil spills after BC Ferries loses a propeller and B.C. to launch electric highway system. These stories plus everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria in one newscast.

Canadian Federation of Independent Business B.C. and western policy director Jairo Yunis joins the show to discuss small business issues. Plus, Adam reacts to listener texts and discusses local issues, including Victoria City Council's efforts to house people. Adam also reacts to a BC United statement.

Angus Reid research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss the BC NDP’s polling performance after gathering new data. Adam reacts to Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto speaking on CFAX 1070 this morning with Al Ferraby. Ron from Mayland calls in for pop culture Friday. Plus, open lines! Dave Shebib calls in on the open line to ask for some feedback on some ideas which he describes to Adam.

Adam reacts to Victoria City Council’s discussion of property taxes and parking lots of ethnocultural organizations in Victoria this week. Plus, Adam discusses the public conversation about care homes with residents who use drugs. Plus, Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the show to discuss issues of the week with Adam.

Adam interviews Jo-Anne Landolt about her efforts to see the Safe Care Act get passed in B.C. after her niece, Kimberly Proctor, was killed in 2010. 

Victoria City Councillor Stephen Hammond joins the show after council decided not to move forward on a proposal that would have directed staff to look into implementing incentives for some enthocultural facilities to provide a portion of their parking for sheltering. Plus, open lines. 

Victoria City Councillor Stephen Hammond joins the show after council decided not to move forward on a proposal that would have directed staff to look into implementing incentives for some enthocultural facilities to provide a portion of their parking for sheltering.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss polling which suggested the majority of Canadians were dissatisfied with the supply-and-confidence agreement between the federal Liberal government and NDP prior to the end of the agreement this week.

Victoria at Noon’s top headline is the proposal to incentivize ethnocultural organizations permitting overnight sheltering in parking lots was defeated at Victoria City Council. Plus, the federal government announces $3.5 million in economic growth funding for eight Vancouver Island-based organizations. These stories plus everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria in one newscast!

Adam tunes into today’s Victoria City council business live. Jo-Anne Landolt, the aunt of the late Kimberly Proctor, joins the show to discuss the idea of mandatory treatment for some people with mental illness. Former Colwood Mayor Dave Saunders calls in during open lines.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss polling which suggested the majority of Canadians were dissatisfied with the supply-and-confidence agreement between the federal Liberal government and NDP prior to the end of the agreement this week. Plus, Adam reacts to UVic social policy professor Michael Prince speaking with CFAX 1070’s Al Ferraby about the current situation. Micha...

Adam reacts to CTV Vancouver’s coverage of the pair of stranger attacks in Vancouver yesterday, which left one person dead and another with their hand cut off. Adam analyzes local issues including Victoria City Council’s agenda for today. This includes a proposal that would incentivize some ethno-cultural facilities to provide a portion of their parking lot areas for overnight sheltering. Plus, Ad...

Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss new polling ahead of the provincial election. 

Adam discusses upcoming items on Victoria City Council’s agenda and comments on issues related to parking. Plus, Adam reacts to CTV News reporting of a pair of stranger attacks in Vancouver this morning. Also, more reaction to political messaging from federal party leaders, including Pierre Poilievre speaking live in Nanaimo. Plus, open lines!

Victoria at Noon’s top headline is NDP leader Jagmeet Singh saying that he’s ending the supply-and-confidence agreement with the Liberal government. Plus, a group of LGBTQ+ advocates flag concerns about the federal Conservative party leader’s comments. U.S. authorities report 9 dead due to shooting in Georgia. These stories plus everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria right now.

Adam discusses major federal parties’ political strategies. Plus, Adam reacts to the Conservative Party of BC messaging about what they describe as cuts to the school bus services for children.

Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss new polling ahead of the provincial election. Plus, Adam reacts to federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh announcing that he’s pulling his party out of the supply-and-confidence agreement with the Liberal government.