In the third hour of The Adam Stirling Show, Adam opens the lines to hear from listeners on a range of pressing issues impacting the region. Topics include the upcoming provincial election, the toxic drug crisis, crime, and housing. Hear diverse perspectives and candid discussions from the community.

Adam is joined by Fiona Famulak, President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce

The BC Chamber of Commerce has published the results of its third and final poll in a series aimed at highlighting voters' expectations for economic leadership from political parties. The survey reveals increasing dissatisfaction with BC's economic performance and a strong call for the province to leverage its natural resources to boost economic potential and create opportunities for future generations.

In Hour 2 of The Adam Stirling Show, conversations on the provincial election continue.

Adam is joined by Fiona Famulak, President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the Chamber’s latest poll, which highlights voters' growing concerns about BC's economic performance and the need to harness the province’s natural resources for future prosperity.

Adam also opens the phone and text lines to hear listeners' thoughts on recent show topics.

During the first hour of The Adam Stirling Show, we dive into discussions on the upcoming provincial election, highlighting key conversations shaping the political landscape. Joining Adam in our regular Friday segment is Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca, who breaks down the pressing issues impacting our region including transportation issues in the west shore.

Open lines are buzzing as listeners sound off about issues related to the provincial election. 

Victoria at Noon’s top story: investigators have identified and are now looking for witnesses or victims in a pellet gun shooting incident in the 900-Block of Pandora Avenue last week. Plus, Bloc Quebecois Leader calls for the Senate to pass its bill on supply management. These stories and everything you need to know locally right now in one newscast. 

Adam discusses B.C. election issues and Conservative Party of BC leader John Rustad’s expected visit to Victoria today. Adam hosts open lines.

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss opinion polling on healthcare in B.C. Plus, Adam discusses an update to the suspended firefighter saga: Sarah Montgomery writes a new letter to premier David Eby. Also, Michael Milligan joins the show for Legally Speaking,

Research Co. president Mario Canseco joins the show to discuss opinion polling on healthcare in B.C.

CRD Board Chair Colin Plant joins the show to update listeners on board business of this week.