Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discusses community safety issues. Adam reacts to Oak Bay deputy chief of police Kris Rice describing an incident involving a bus driver who was slapped and spat on this week.

National Police Federation Director for the Pacific region Trevor Dinwoodie joins the show to discuss issues important to members his organization represents. 

Open lines continue! Listeners discuss the suspension of a Victoria firefighter, community safety issues and other show topics.

Victoria at Noon’s top story is a Vancouver-based film company and its drone operator fined for using drone too close to orca whales. Plus, officials share details about the site of a future north Langford secondary school. These stories and everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria right now in one newscast!  

Open lines! Dave Shebib calls in with David Arthur Johnston. Listeners discuss the recent issue of the Victoria firefighter suspended without pay for one day after sharing opinions in a letter to Premier David Eby.

Adam discusses Premier David Eby’s and Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto’s statements about a Victoria firefighter who was suspended without pay for one day after sharing his opinions in a letter to Eby. National Police Federation Director for the Pacific region Trevor Dinwoodie joins the show to discuss issues important to members his organization represents. Plus, Adam discusses ongoing community iss...

Adam discusses community issues including the Victoria firefighter who was suspended without pay for one day after sharing his opinions in a letter to Premier David Eby.

Open lines continue during hour 4. Through calls and texts listeners weigh in on the Mayor of Victoria’s statement regarding the suspension of a Victoria firefighter after an open letter to Premier Eby. Some listeners agree with the firefighter’s safety concerns of the opening of a new social services hub

Tune in to Victoria News at Noon for a concise 10-minute update on the latest happenings in our region and beyond. Today, we cover Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto’s news conference outside City Hall, where she shares her thoughts on the recent disciplinary action against a local firefighter who expressed concerns about community safety in a letter to Premier Eby.

During open lines listeners weigh in on the suspension of a local fighter after he expresses his thoughts on community safety. Josh Montgomery’s wife Sarah calls in to open lines to express gratitude for the community’s support after Josh was suspended from his job as a firefighter following an open letter to Premier Eby.

  During hour 2 of the show Adam unpack s the mayors statement regarding the suspension of a Victoria firefighter after an open letter to Premier Eby Listeners voice their opinions on this issue during open lines

Adam discusses a Victoria firefighter who is facing disciplinary action after sending an open letter to Premier David Eby voicing opinions about a housing facility opening in his area.   Mike Kozakowski from citified.ca joined the conversation to discuss this issue during our regular Friday chat. We went live to City Hall to hear a press conference from Victoria Mayor discussing the open letter an...

Open lines! Listeners discuss B.C. politics with Adam and react to recent show topics, including the unfolding situation with the Victoria firefighter who was suspended for one day without pay after sharing opinions in a letter to Premier David Eby.

Victoria at Noon’s top headline: judge grants injunction to end the pro-Palestinian encampment at Vancouver Island University. Plus, another proposal for a B.C. leaders debate falls away. These headlines and everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria in one newscast

Independent Wood Processors Association of BC executive director Brian Menzies joins the show to discuss how the US Department of Commerce is increasing duties on Canadian softwood lumber products.

Independent Wood Processors Association of BC executive director Brian Menzies joins the show to discuss how the US Department of Commerce is increasing duties on Canadian softwood lumber products. Plus, listeners share their reactions to current events and issues via open lines.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss data suggesting more than half of Canadians are dissatisfied with their personal finances.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss data suggesting more than half of Canadians are dissatisfied with their personal finances. Plus, our Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan includes a case related to disclosure rules for the crown in criminal cases.

Adam discusses allegations that Victoria firefighter Josh Montgomery was suspended for one day without pay for opinions shared in a letter to Premier David Eby as details emerge about the situation. Adam reacts live to a statement from Local 730 president Jeremy Wilson, shared with CFAX 1070 during today’s show. Plus, Adam reflects on the memorial service for long-time Langford councillor Roger Wa...

Open line conversations about local current affairs and show reaction from listeners. 

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazano joins the show to report that the federal government spent $4.3 million on printing out its budget.

Victoria at Noon’s top headline is Canada’s immigration minister looking into revoking the citizenship of a terrorism suspect. Plus, an update on actions being considered by the union representing pilots. These stories, plus everything else you need to catch up on in Victoria right now in one newscast.

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazano joins the show to discuss his advocacy group's report that the federal government spent $4.3 million on printing out its budget. Listeners continue sharing their perspectives on BC politics and other timely issues.

BC United finance critic and MLA for Kamloops North-Thompson joins the show to talk about his party’s proposal to cut provincial income taxes. Listeners react during open lines!

BC United shadow minister for finance and MLA for Kamloops North-Thompson Peter Milobar joins the show to talk about his party’s proposal to cut provincial income taxes.