Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Donna Friedlander, Tally-Ho Carriage Tours joins the program to speak with Adam about the big Tourism come back since the pandemic hit. Friedlander speaks about the challenges of the pandemic and how the carriage tours are seeing positive elements returning in the tourism industry. Open Lines continue for the remainder of the show as listeners share their opinions and thoughts with Adam on the topics covered on the show.

Donna Friedlander, Tally-Ho Carriage Tours joins the program to speak with Adam about the big Tourism come back since the pandemic hit. Friedlander speaks about the challenges of the pandemic and how the carriage tours are seeing positive elements returning in the tourism industry. 

Adam discusses local politics, and the upcoming elections for City Council

Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan

Michael tells us about a case in which a Car dealership was held liable for a catastrophically injured woman hit on Central Saanich Rd.

In this case, another part of the government’s changes to ICBC legislation are found to be unconstitutional.

As well as a case involving a builder’s lien, refinancing, and security for the claim.

Adam speaks with Mario Canseco, President, Research Co.

A new Research Co. poll has found, seven-in-ten British Columbians agree with increasing the use of closed circuit television cameras in their community as a means of surveillance to help deter and solve crimes.

Adam discusses the recent shortage of over the counter drugs, and the added strain to our already overburdened healthcare system.

Adam takes a look at Victoria City Council agenda

We hear from listeners during open lines.

70 % of BC residents support increased CCTV in their community

Adam speaks with Mario Canseco, President, Research Co.

A new Research Co. poll has found, seven-in-ten British Columbians agree with increasing the use of closed circuit television cameras in their community as a means of surveillance to help deter and solve crimes.

Adam finishes the show with open lines.

Janice Williams calls in and announces she is now a candidate for Victoria City Council.

Listeners discuss the upcoming city council elections, and current candidates.

Michael tells us about a case in which a Car dealership was held liable for a catastrophically injured woman hit on Central Saanich Rd.

In this case, another part of the government’s changes to ICBC legislation are found to be unconstitutional.

As well as a case involving a builder’s lien, refinancing, and security for the claim.

In the first hour of today's show, Adam reviews comments made on CFAX 1070 this morning by B.C. Premier John Horgan in regards to health care funding from the federal government. 

Later, 

Adam speaks with Colin Plant, board chair, Capital Regional District

We learn what’s on the agenda for the CRD board meeting

Adam speaks with Andrew Longhurst, Health Policy Researcher, Simon Fraser University.

How will an increase in federal funding help deal with our family doctor shortage and other issues in our health care system?

Adam speaks with Colin Plant, board chair, Capital Regional District

We learn what’s on the agenda for the CRD board meeting