Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam kicks off the hour by discussing long-term care homes, looking at the various issues they are facing such as staffing shortages. After, Adam takes calls from listeners. Later on, Adam talks the Covid-19 Vaccine and lets more listeners weigh in to finish off the hour.

Adam opens the hour discussing the infrastructure of Victoria’s traffic signals. Later, Adam talks about Victoria Council and the budget regarding pavement. To end off the hour, Adam takes calls from listeners.

In the first hour of today's program, Mike Kazakowski from citified-dot-ca joins Adam for their weekly round table.

Later in the hour Adam and Mike take calls from listeners.

In the final hour of today's program, Adam opened by talking about Victoria City Council and the Reconciliation initiative.

Later, Adam takes calls from listeners with topics ranging from the Rogers cell outage, the Johnston St Bike Lanes, to the upcoming election.

Adam Stirling and Bill Dick, president of the Trial Lawyers of BC discuss the situation surrounding a man who has launched a legal challenge against ICBC’s no-fault insurance. The Man launched the challenge following becoming paralyzed in an accident.

Adam kicks off hour two of the show by taking calls from listeners and commends a protest attempting to get the premiers attention.

Later in the hour, Brian Dick, president of the Trial Lawyers of BC to discuss a legal challenge facing ICBC's no-fault insurance.

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear from listeners.

Later, Adam spoke with Karen Dinnie-Smyth, president of the Victoria Real Estate Board, about the latest home sales numbers for the region. Home sales in Greater Victoria dropped last month by 35 per cent since June 2021, with 612 properties sold compared to 942 properties last year.

Adam was joined by Dave Saunders, President of the Saunders Family Foundation, and Kevin Albers, CEO of the M’akola Group, to discuss the Saunders Family Foundation pitch to the Province of British Columbia to improve healthcare on the growing West Shore and Sooke.

Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined the program for his weekly legal segment with Adam. They discussed Firearms prohibitions, the Food Network vs Food Factories and “security for costs”, and the Hershey Company accused of having “child labour and slavery” in its supply chain.

Adam spoke with John Treleavan, Grumpy Taxpayers of Greater Victoria, about Victoria’s voluntary contribution to be added on to property taxes that would go to the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations in the name of reconciliation. Less than one per cent of tax payers chose to contribute.