Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Victoria at Noon's top story is damage from fire in Jasper Alberta, which premier Danielle Smith says will demand significant repairs. This story, plus everything else you would hate to miss in Victoria this morning in one newscast.

Victoria Real Estate Board chair Laurie Lidstone joins the show to discuss the local real estate market after the Bank of Canada reduced its policy interest rate to 4.5 per cent. Plus, open lines.

Adam reacts live to Victoria City Council discussion. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins the show to discuss notable cases, including one relating to allegations of judicial bias.  

Adam discusses wildfires in the province, along with the fire currently impacting Jasper, Alberta. Adam reacts to Sooke Mayor Maja Tait discussing the Old Man Lake fire on CFAX 1070. Adam comments on Victoria Police Department Chief Del Manak’s statements about law enforcement on the 900-Block of Pandora. Plus, Adam reacts to Steve Young’s interview with Our Place CEO Julian Daly this morning.

Beedie School of Business finance professor Andrey Pavlov joins the show to discuss the Bank of Canada reducing its policy rate to 4.5 per cent.

Adam engages with listeners who share their ideas about housing and economic issues via open lines and text.

Victoria at Noon's top story is an update on the Old Man Lake fire which is burning east of Sooke River. This story, plus everything else you missed this morning in Victoria in one newscast!

Canadian Federation of Independent Business B.C. policy analyst Emily Boston joins the show to explain issues with interprovincial trade.

Beedie School of Business finance professor Andrey Pavlov joins the show to discuss the Bank of Canada reducing its policy rate to 4.5 per cent. Plus open lines! Listeners discuss housing issues, including lodging for members of the navy.

Landlord BC Vice President of Operations Hunter Boucher joins the show to break down the tenant practice of “cuckooing.”

Landlord BC Vice President of Operations Hunter Boucher joins the show to break down the tenant practice of “cuckooing.” Plus, Canadian Federation of Independent Business B.C. policy analyst Emily Boston joins the show to explain issues with interprovincial trade.

Adam discusses the Old Man Lake fire in the Sooke Potholes area and the smoke it is producing travelling throughout areas in the Victoria region. Plus, Adam reacts to the region's weather forecast according to Environment and Climate Change Canada Meteorologist Lisa Erven. Adam also reacts to health information shared by Dr. Dee Hoyano from Island Health this morning.

Victoria at Noon's top story is an update on the out-of-control fire in the Sooke Potholes area. Hear that full story and everything else you need to know in Victoria by the afternoon in one newscast. 

Adam reacts to Steve Young interviewing researcher Jackie Hildering about a Humpback who appears to be missing its tail spotted off Vancouver Island. Plus more open lines with listeners who discuss public issues including conflict in Ukraine and protest encampments. 

Clinical Psychologist and SFU professor Dr. Juliam Somers joins the show to discuss substance use and the toxic drug crisis.

Clinical Psychologist and SFU professor Dr. Juliam Somers joins the show to discuss substance use and the toxic drug crisis. Plus, listeners share their thoughts about current issues including conflict in Ukraine.

Coastal Fire Centre Information Officer Sam Bellion updates Adam on the Sooke Potholes area fire. Plus, Adam reacts to Steve Young’s interview with BC Ombudsperson Jay Chalke about prison standards in the province.

Coastal Fire Centre Information Officer Sam Bellion updates Adam on the wildfire.

Adam discusses the wildfire located roughly 9 kilometres north of Sooke near East Sooke River. Plus, he reacts to Mayor Maja Tait commenting on the issue during an interview with Steve Young this morning. Adam also discusses how the pro-Palestine encampment at the University of Victoria developed and ended.

  Open lines continued in hour 4 covering such topics as wild fire season, U.S. politics, the Palestine solidarity encampment at the University of Victoria and more  

The Palestine solidarity encampment at the University of Victoria is coming down. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon 

Adam engages with listeners during open lines. Through calls and texts listeners voice their thoughts on issues discussed during today’s show. Discussions on the dismantling of the UVic protest camp, and U.S. President Biden announcement he is leaving the presidential race

In this hour, Adam Stirling covers the latest developments on the dismantling of the protest camp at UVic. Additionally, Adam provides an in-depth analysis of a conversation from earlier today about the redevelopment of the Belleville Terminal.

In this episode, Adam Stirling delves into whether the City of Victoria will discuss the possibility of increasing councilor remuneration at an upcoming council meeting.  Additionally, we look ahead to a City of Victoria council meeting this Thursday, where a staff report will be considered. This report outlines how other CRD municipalities are utilizing the extra time freed up by the province's d...

Adam discusses show topics with listeners via open lines. Former Langford Councillor Lanny Seaton calls in to give reaction to Adam’s coverage of the city’s approach to potential growth.