The Adam Stirling Podcast

Adam discusses notable moments at Victoria City hall this week, including the city’s Poet Laureate sharing a reading with city council yesterday. Plus, Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the show to talk issues of the week.

Listeners discuss issues of the day with Adam via open lines and text. Plus, Angus Reid Institute research associate Jon Roe joins the show to discuss a new poll which suggests 56 per cent of B.C. residents support the idea of a pipeline to the north coast.

Adam discusses political issues, including discourse involving the public employees’ labour action, with analysis of question period at the BC Legislature this week and open lines engagement.

Adam discusses the latest discourse involving government transparency and the way the province engages with local governments and First Nations. Plus, Michael Mulligan joins for this week’s edition of Legally Speaking.

Adam analyzes Premier Eby’s recent comments on pipeline politics. Plus, more analysis of B.C. politics dynamics, including notable question period moments at the B.C. legislature this week involving wedge issues.

Adam discusses top provincial issues, including the long-term care system, with analysis of question period at the BC Legislature.

Listeners discuss economic and community issues via open lines and text with Adam, including development discourse in Saanich. Plus, more analysis of provincial political dynamics in the B.C legislature.  

ICBC CEO Jason McDaniel joins the show to talk changes to the graduated licencing program and other issues. Plus, Adam discusses more community and development issues in Saanich and beyond as listeners engage in the conversation via open lines and text.

Adam discusses local issues in Saanich, including discourse on development. Plus, analysis of notable moments and public engagement at the latest council meeting

B.C.’s seniors advocate Dan Levitt joins the show to discuss where we go from here to repair the long-term care system, after the province missed his deadline for a plan. Plus, Adam discusses more local issues and explores notable moments at Langford council. Adam also analyzes notable Premier David Eby comments to the press today.

Adam discusses notable moments at the BC legislature during question period, and related discourse on current events, including the Ostrich cull controversy. Listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Adam explores notable question period moments at the BC Legislature this week, and related discourse on energy infrastructure, trade troubles and more. Plus, more on local development issues in Saanich and the region.

Adam explores provincial and local current events, including notable Saanich council moments this week involving development issues.

Adam discusses local issues in the aftermath of Victoria council deciding to move forward with its new OCP, including discourse on density and development. Plus, more discussion of issues involving climate mitigation and adaptation.

Listeners weigh in on provincial issues including infrastructure, political leadership and more with open lines and text engagement. Plus, more discussion of local questions involving development in the region. 

Adam’s discussion of political issues continues, with more analysis on the unionized public employee’s rally at the Legislature today and what is happening with the strike.  Plus, more open lines and text engagement.

Adam discusses provincial political issues as the Legislature returns to session today, including the latest on rifts in B.C.’s opposition and ongoing labour issues, as listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Our Place CEO Julian Daly joins the show to discuss his thoughts on what is needed to address street disorder in our community with both compassion and accountability. Plus, Adam discusses more notable moments at Victoria City Hall this week and listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Adam discusses current events including traffic troubles in the region and the latest at Victoria council, as listeners weigh in via open lines and text.