Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Mario Canseco, President, Research Co, joined Adam to discuss recent polling numbers about how B.C. residents feel about changing the name of the province.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discussed a trend of dogs in downtown Victoria ingesting opiates, and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh’s comments this morning on CFAX 1070.

In this hour, Adam took calls from listeners. Later, Adam spoke with Shirley Bond, BC Liberal opposition leader, about the vaccine passport program and how the B.C. government has put it all the responsibility of enforcement on overburdened businesses and police.

Adam spoke with Shirley Bond, BC Liberal opposition leader, about the vaccine passport program and how the B.C. government has put it all the responsibility of enforcement on overburdened businesses and police.

In this hour, a recent survey by Abacus Data for Direct Sellers Association of Canada found that 31 per cent of Canadians picked up a “side hustle” to make additional income during the pandemic. Adam spoke with Peter Maddox, president of Direct Sellers Association of Canada, about Canadians picking up another income. Later, Steve Wallace, owner of Wallace Driving School, joined Adam to...

Steve Wallace, owner of Wallace Driving School, joined Adam to talk about how the shortage of some technologically designed components is causing the price of used cars to skyrocket.

In this hour, the B.C. government says there has been a significant increase in vaccine registrations and bookings for first doses over the past two days, especially among those under age 40. Scott Lear, SFU health sciences professor, joined the show to talk about the rise in first dose shots. Later, Adam took calls from listeners.

A recent survey by Abacus Data for Direct Sellers Association of Canada found that 31 per cent of Canadians picked up a “side hustle” to make additional income during the pandemic. Adam spoke with Peter Maddox, president of Direct Sellers Association of Canada, about Canadians picking up another income.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discussed what’s been happening on the federal campaign trails, and an angry crowd disrupting Justin Trudeau’s rally in Cambridge, Ontario.

The B.C. government says there has been a significant increase in vaccine registrations and bookings for first doses over the past two days, especially among those under age 40. Scott Lear, SFU health sciences professor, joined the show to talk about the rise in first dose shots.

In this hour, Adam was joined by Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science, for their weekly political discussion. This week they discussed the polling numbers for the federal election. Adam closed out the show by taking calls from listeners.

Adam was joined by Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science, for their weekly political discussion. This week they discussed the polling numbers for the federal election.

In this hour, Adam took calls from listeners. Later, Adam was joined by Matthew Chow, President of Doctors of BC, to discuss reports of patients being turned away from medical help due to not being fully vaccinated.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam  was joined by Mike Kozakowski from Citified-dot-CA for their weekly roundtable discussion.

Adam was joined by Matthew Chow, President of Doctors of BC, to discuss reports of patients being turned away from medical help due to not being fully vaccinated.

In this hour, the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce is preparing to help Victoria businesses that will have to require proof of vaccination starting September 13. Adam spoke with Bruce Williams, CEO, Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce, about how the chamber is helping out. Adam closed out the show by taking calls from listeners.

In this hour, nearly seven in ten Canadians believe Canada needs to do “everything it can” to relocate Afghans who helped Canada during the war in Afghanistan, according to a new Postmedia-Leger poll. Adam spoke with Heather Owen, Vice-President of Vancouver Office, Leger, about what Canadians think about the situation in Afghanistan. Later, Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor,...

The Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce is preparing to help Victoria businesses that will have to require proof of vaccination starting September 13. Adam spoke with Bruce Williams, CEO, Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce, about how the chamber is helping out.

Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly segment on legal stories that are of interest to the CFAX audience.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discussed Port Renfrew officials reporting that their tourism sector has been significantly hindered by Fairy Creek protestors.

Nearly seven in ten Canadians believe Canada needs to do “everything it can” to relocate Afghans who helped Canada during the war in Afghanistan, according to a new Postmedia-Leger poll. Adam spoke with Heather Owen, Vice-President of Vancouver Office, Leger, about what Canadians think about the situation in Afghanistan.

In this hour, Dwayne Tannant, University of British Columbia, engineering professor, joined Adam to discuss how some Okanagan homes that survived wildfires are now at risk for landslides. The problem is caused by debris flows and debris floods linked to watersheds that have burned, with the large areas burned and the steep terrain. Adam closed out the show by taking calls from listeners.

In this hour, until the federal or provincial government passes a law, many employers will likely be dealing with a high volume of disputes from employees, while trying to implement a vaccine mandate. Adam was joined by Jon Pinkus, Labour & Employment at Samfiru Tumarkin, to discuss the tough challenges of this situation. Later, Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid, joined Adam to tal...

Dwayne Tannant, University of British Columbia, engineering professor, joined Adam to discuss how some Okanagan homes that survived wildfires are now at risk for landslides. The problem is caused by debris flows and debris floods linked to watersheds that have burned, with the large areas burned and the steep terrain.

In the first hour of today’s show, Stewart Muir, Resource Works, joined Adam to talk about what’s happening out at Fairy Creek and a video that shows an RCMP officer being injured. Adam also took calls from listeners.