Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers.

Michael discusses the Medicare Protection Act

Some people are arguing it’s unconstitutional because they effectively prevent patients in British Columbia from accessing private medical treatment that would otherwise be available to them when the public system cannot provide timely necessary care.

We also hear about a Flying Squad member being sentenced that was convicted of criminal contempt following a trial. What difference should the absence of a guilty plea make to the sentence?

Michael also tells us about a sentence appeal for a person convicted of drug trafficking.

Adam speaks with Sue Perrey, Zone 3 Director, Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB)

The BC speculation and vacancy tax is being introduced to Duncan and the Cowichan Valley as a means of helping to deal with a low vacancy rate and record high home prices. Will this move help folks in the Cowichan Valley secure more affordable housing, or is it just an undue hardship on people who rent out a summer cabin?

We hear from listeners during open lines

Adam speaks with Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers.

Michael discusses the Medicare Protection Act

Some people are arguing it’s unconstitutional because they effectively prevent patients in British Columbia from accessing private medical treatment that would otherwise be available to them when the public system cannot provide timely necessary care.

We also hear about a Flying Squad member being sentenced that was convicted of criminal contempt following a trial. What difference should the absence of a guilty plea make to the sentence?

Michael also tells us about a sentence appeal for a person convicted of drug trafficking.

Adam discuses traffic issues with the Pandora and Store intersection, and the City of Victoria’s Governance review that was recently released.

Are Victorians dissatisfied with our city’s governance?

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines.

Adam speaks with David Black, Associate Professor School of Communication and Culture, Royal Roads University.

They discuss David Eby’s announcement that, he's running to replace outgoing B.C. Premier John Horgan.

Adam closes the show with open lines.

Adam speaks with David Black, Associate Professor School of Communication and Culture, Royal Roads University.

They discuss David Eby’s announcement that, he's running to replace outgoing B.C. Premier John Horgan.

Adam speaks with Mario Canseco, President, Research Co.

Three-in-ten British Columbians would protest a low-income housing project located within three blocks of their home.

Adam speaks with Mario Canseco, President, Research Co.

Three-in-ten British Columbians would protest a low-income housing project located within three blocks of their home.

Adam speaks with listeners during open lines.

Adam discusses the City of Victoria’s Governance report that was recently released.

Adam talks about the issues with the Store and Pandora intersection.

We hear open the re-opening of the BMO branch, which was the site of a shoot-out.

We hear from listeners during open lines.

Adam speaks with Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid Institute.

One-in-five vaccinated Canadians say they don’t believe the shot is effective at preventing serious illness, a new study says.

Adam speaks with Robyn Radcliffe, Director of Operations, Pacific Northwest Raptors.

Hawks were hired to reduce seagulls in the Downtown area.

How has this practice evolved and improved, and how is Ronnie the hawk?

Adam finishes the show with open lines. Ron from Maryland calls in, and he’s visiting Victoria.

Adam speaks with Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid Institute.

One-in-five vaccinated Canadians say they don’t believe the shot is effective at preventing serious illness, a new study says.