Adam Stirling: The Podcast

We begin the last hour of the show with our regular Friday segment Political-Analysis with, Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science.

Professor Cheffins talks about the processes for electing a party leader, and some elections races from our history.

We also hear about politics in Quebec.

Adam closes the show with calls from listeners during open lines.

Adam discusses the upcoming City of Victoria election.  78 days until the election, what can we expect?

During our regular Friday segment, Adam, and Mike Kozakowski from Citified.ca discuss the issues of the week.

We begin the second hour of the show with open lines.

Ron from Maryland calls in for a Friday pop culture update.

Callers discuss current issues in our City. One popular topic is missing middle housing,

Adam discusses “Picnic Point”, and how it came to be.

We learn what this show is actually about, and Adam gives big praise to the listeners and our community.

We hear from listeners during open lines.

Adam starts the hour with calls from listeners.

Urgent and Primary Care Centres Audit

Adam speaks with Peter Milobar, BC Liberal Finance Critic.

They speaks about the B.C. Liberals call for an independent audit of Urgent and Primary Care Centres.

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, for our regular Thursday segment.

We hear about a case that involves the murder of a rival drug dealer, and whether it was 1st degree, or 2nd degree murder.

A case in which failure to permit suspect to contact a lawyer, lead to a new murder trial for the accused.

A new case out of the B.C. court of appeal that involves the breach of right to counsel, that’s to be considered on review of 90 day impaired driving prohibitions.

Adam speaks with Alexander Fischer-Jean, Operations Manager, Salt Spring Island Chamber of Commerce.

They discuss the Gulf Islands ferry sailing cancellations, and its link to lack of affordable housing for ferry workers.

Adam speaks with Jay Chalke, BC's Ombudsperson.

Recommendations to protect the legal rights of people involuntarily admitted to psychiatric facilities across the province are still not being adequately implemented according to an investigative update released by the British Columbia Ombudsperson.

Adam closes the show with open lines.

Listeners weigh in on issues discussed on today’s show.

Adam speaks with Peter Milobar, BC Liberal Finance Critic.

They speaks about the B.C. Liberals call for an independent audit of Urgent and Primary Care Centres.

Adam speaks with Jay Chalke, BC's Ombudsperson.

Recommendations to protect the legal rights of people involuntarily admitted to psychiatric facilities across the province are still not being adequately implemented according to an investigative update released by the British Columbia Ombudsperson.

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, for our regular Thursday segment.

We hear about a case that involves the murder of a rival drug dealer, and whether it was 1st degree, or 2nd degree murder.

A case in which failure to permit suspect to contact a lawyer, lead to a new murder trial for the accused.

A new case out of the B.C. court of appeal that involves the breach of right to counsel, that’s to be considered on review of 90 day impaired driving prohibitions.

Adam speaks with Alexander Fischer-Jean, Operations Manager, Salt Spring Island Chamber of Commerce.

They discuss the Gulf Islands ferry sailing cancellations, and its link to lack of affordable housing for ferry workers.