Adam Stirling: The Podcast

During hour 4 Adam continues the conversation regarding fees associated with freedom of information requests for a local municipality. Listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts during open lines

VicPD's Major Crimes Unit and Forensic Identification Services Unit is investigating a shooting incident in Esquimalt on Sunday night. Listen Victoria News at Noon to get a 10-minute snapshot of what's happening in our region and beyond .

  Municipal governance, special council meetings, and fees for freedom of information requests. Adam Stirling covers it all in hour 3 of the show.

Discussions on the future of Crystal Pool. Residents of Victoria will decide the fate of Crystal Pool and whether the city should borrow $168.9 million for a replacement Listeners weighed in through our text line.

During hour Adam discusses congestion between Langford/Sooke, and the issues it has caused for the community 

  Adam engages with listeners during open lines. Adam discusses an update on a Freedom of Information requests for a local municipality, continued discussions on the future of Crystal Pool

A new access hub for those dealing with addiction and homelessness is coming to the North Park, Hillside and Burnside area of Victoria. This and more top stories from around the region and beyond during Victoria News at Noon 

  Discussions on councillor remuneration, and the future of Crystal Pool

  During hour 2 of the show Adam discusses municipal governance, development, and more. Listeners voice their opinions through calls and texts during open lines.

During the first hour of the show Adam discusses Victoria City Council, the future of Crystal Pool, the cost of living and more

Victoria at Noon's top story is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other world leaders showing solidarity for Ukraine at a conference in Italy, with Canada contributing $5 billion to a jointly-funded aid package. This, plus everything else you need to know in #YYJ today in one newscast.  

Adam discusses what we are expecting for the weather in the province this summer and continues analyzing events at Victoria City Hall.

Dan Baxter, B.C. regional director of the Progressive Contractors Association of Canada, joins Adam show. June 13, 2024.   

Adam discusses local stories, including the Crystal Pool replacement project. Progressive Contractors Association of Canada’s B.C. director Dan Baxter joins the show to discuss how some of the province’s labour laws are impacting construction workers. 

Adam discusses several local stories. Michael Mulligan from Mulligan Defence Lawyers joins the show to explain his understanding of notable cases for our weekly Legally Speaking segment.

Adam analyzes clips from Victoria City Council meetings to discuss development in the region. 

Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria chair John Treleaven joins to discuss the workload and wages of local elected officials. June 12, 2024. 

CRD Board chair Colin Plant joins Adam's show. June 12, 2024. 

Our Victoria at Noon top story is a Queens Avenue clean-up of debris from the homeless: police tape is up, and garbage is being collected. Plus, everything else locals need to know right now in one newscast. 

Adam discusses cars and pedestrian infrastructure in downtown Victoria. Plus, he engages with listener reactions to today’s topics.

Adam analyzes local stories, including the Downtown Victoria Business Association’s annual report on downtown Victoria.  

Adam analyzes stories related to the future of public amenities and facilities in the region. Plus, Grumpy Taxpayer$ of Greater Victoria chair John Treleaven joins to discuss the workload and compensation of city councillors. 

CRD Board chair Colin Plant joins the show to discuss the future of water and waste in the region. Plus, Adam discusses several ongoing local stories, including the future of Crystal Pool. 

Victoria at Noon's top story is Green Party leader and local MP Elizabeth May's comments after reading an unredacted version of the report on foreign interference. Plus, everything else you nee to know in Victoria today in one newscast! 

British Columbia Securities Commission manager of investigations Sammy Wu joins the show to share information about “prolific” crypto investment fraud in the province.