Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Victoria at Noon’s top story is reports of an accident on Hwy 1 between Millstream and McKenzie avenue results in significant traffic in both directions. Plus, VicPD unveils its Pandora and Ellice Safety Plan. This, and everything else you need to know in Victoria in one newscast.

Adam discusses the Malahat. Plus, Adam describes a credit card analogy for fuel consumption and climate change. Adam shares anecdotes about driving. Plus, he discusses his opinion on photo radar and red-light cameras. 

Canadian Federation of Independent Business Senior Policy Analyst Emily Boston joins the show to describe her concern that small businesses’ are not sufficiently consulted about legislative changes. Adam discusses the Malahat and infrastructure on the Island. Former Langford Councillor Lanny Seaton calls in during open lines.

Saanich Peninsula Pickleball Association president Brad Watson joins the show to update us on the pickleball issue in North Saanich after receiving FOI’d documents from the municipality.

Canadian Federation of Independent Business Senior Policy Analyst Emily Boston joins the show to describe her concerns that small businesses’ are not sufficiently consulted about legislative changes.

Adam discusses the context of pickleball as a community issue in North Saanich. Plus, the Saanich Peninsula Pickleball Association president Brad Watson joins the show to update us on the issue after receiving FOI’d documents from the North Saanich municipality. Plus, Adam reacts to an update on the Old Man Lake wildfire from Sooke Mayor Maja Tait.

Adam discusses local topics including funds raised from the Sarah Beckett Memorial Run. Plus, Adam reacts to Victoria police chief Del Manak describing VicPD’s Pandora and Ellice Safety Plan.

Adam reacts to Al Ferraby’s interview with Victoria Symphony CEO Matthew White about Symphony Splash. Plus, Adam discusses other local topics including safety in public parks.

Victoria at Noon’s top story is the possible return of Symphony Splash next year after Victoria Council approved a $250,000 grant. Plus, the forecast on dry lightning in the province, a wildfire update and everything else you need to know in Victoria in one newscast!

Leger executive vice-president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss recent polling on Canadians’ confidence in the economy. 

Adam continues reacting to clips at Victoria City Hall related to solutions to homelessness. Plus, Adam chats with listeners via open lines and text!

Leger executive vice-president Steve Mossop joins the show to discuss recent polling on Canadians’ confidence in the economy. Plus, Adam discusses data on homelessness in Victoria and related local issues.

Adam discusses local issues including community safety. Plus, Adam discusses public statements from Victoria City Councillor Susan Kim. Adam discusses comments said at Victoria City Council about the HEART & HEARTH program model.

Victoria at Noon’s top headline is that team Canada now has 11 medals and counting at the Paris Olympics. Plus, the response to the landslide blocking the Chilcotin River on the mainland. These stories plus everything local you need to know today in one newscast.

Adam analyzes Victoria City Council’s debate on the task force recommendations for council remuneration. Plus, open lines continue.

Adam responds to listener texts and discusses local issues. Plus, Adam continues his analysis of Victoria City Council debate relating to council remuneration.

Ron from Maryland calls in for pop culture Friday. Plus open lines! Listeners discuss Crystal Pool and other local issues with Adam.  

Adam discusses what Victoria City Council decided regarding the council remuneration issue and analyzes clips from yesterday’s debate at city hall. Citified’s Mike Kozakowski joins the show for his weekly discussion about local issues with Adam, including transportation in Sooke. 

Victoria at Noon's top story is that Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh won another Olympic medal. Plus, police have arrested a suspect in connection with a suspicious fire in Sidney. These stories and everything else you need to know in Victoria before you start your afternoon in one newscast. 

Open lines! John Treleaven from the Grumpy Taxpayers$ of Greater Victoria calls in to react to today’s Victoria City Council debate about the recommendations of the task force on council remuneration. Listener Bob asks listener Mehdi if he would run for political office when Adam puts them both on air at the same time. 

Adam discusses local issues involving Victoria City Council. Dave Shebib calls in during open lines.

Adam continues reacting live to Victoria City Council debating the task force recommendations on council remuneration. Plus, Michael Mulligan from Mulligan Defence Lawyers joins the show for our Legally Speaking segment. He describes notable cases, including one involving a RCMP officer found guilty of obstructing justice for telling a witness to delete a video of an arrest.

Adam reacts to the council debate about the task force’s recommendations live this morning.

CTV legislative reporter Rob Buffam joins the show to share insights into the upcoming election. 

BC Real Estate Association Chief Economist Brendon Ogmundson discusses changes involving amortizations for insured mortgages, which aims to make home ownership more accessible for young people.