The Adam Stirling Podcast

Adam discusses local issues, including conditions for Victoria’s downtown business community. Plus, more on parking, economic inequality, climate change and other top issues.

Adam discusses the evolution of local and provincial political issues as listeners weigh in on issues of the day via open lines and text.  

Adam discusses some of his observations about provincial politics and how local issues have played out in recent memory, including stories which highlighted dysfunctional elements of the health and educational system. Plus, Adam discusses comments by Doug Ford to the press, and how elements of his delivery can resonate in the current political climate. 

Adam discusses local issues in the region, including infrastructure and new school campuses in the West Shore. Plus, Adam shares more reflections on the events leading up to B.C.’s education minister dismissing the former SD 61 school board.

Adam discusses current events including the latest on labour actions among B.C.'s public employees. Plus, more on back-to-school community issues, including the development of sidewalk infrastructure in south Langford, road safety and more. 

Adam discusses issues of the day as listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre joins the show to make the case for an amendment to section 34 of the criminal code.  Listeners share their thoughts on issues involving self-defence and more as Adam hosts open lines and text engagement.

Today’s discussion of timely debates including the political discourse surrounding self-defence issues continues. Listeners share their perspectives via open lines and text. View Royal councillor Don Brown calls in during open lines.

Adam discusses local current events, including Victoria’s new police chief Fiona Wilson now being sworn in. Plus, Adam explores the political discourse surrounding self defence issues as the federal conservative party leader signalled his intention to pass a criminal code amendment today. Mike Kozakowski from Citified joins the show to talk issues of the week. 

Listeners share their thoughts on community issues, including views on recent Langford council meetings. Plus, Adam discusses current events involving issues of the day, including community safety and electric vehicles.

Adam’s exploration of current events continues as listeners share their takes via open lines and text. Plus, more on community issues including pedestrian infrastructure and walking routes to school.

Adam discusses local issues, including issues involving schools and sidewalk infrastructure in the West Shore. Plus, Michael Mulligan brings cases of the week during Legally Speaking.

Adam discusses several local issues, including community safety and pedestrian infrastructure. He reviews previous contextualizing moments at Langford council involving pedestrian infrastructure to support today’s exploration of the current-day situation.   

BC Conservative finance critic Peter Milobar joins the show to discuss the province’s rent cap and economic context. Plus, Adam continues today’s discussion of community issues in the region as listeners weigh in via open lines and text.

Listeners share their thoughts on community issues of the day with Adam via open lines and text. Sandy Sifert and Lanny Seaton are among those who call in during open lines.

Today’s discussion of community and municipal issues in Langford continues. Listeners contribute to the conversation with open lines and text.

Adam discusses current events, including the federal government’s funding for EV chargers in the region. Plus, Adam explores community issues, including delays in determining if Langford will name a park after former councillor Winnie Sifert.

Adam discusses community issues in the West Shore, along with local political issues in Langford. Plus, open lines and text engagement. Sandy Sifert calls in during open lines.

Adam discusses community and civic issues in local municipalities, including in Saanich and Langford, with analysis of notable moments at public meetings.