Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam speaks with Namita Kearns, director of Insurance products, BCAA.

British Columbians worried about more extreme weather, but many admit to being unprepared . Namita tells us BCAA’s top tips for Emergency Preparedness.

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

When can trustees be removed from doing their job?

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A case out of Victoria regarding Family Law Act, gifts, and being a fiduciary.

Will the meeting regarding middle missing housing go forward with Sharmarke Dubow in Somalia?

Where is the Twin Cities Pole in Centennial Square? Was it vandalized? Did the city take it down?

Langford mayor Stu Young and former Langford Fire Chief Bob Becket, are heading to Ukraine to bring aid.

Saanich Police are asking for information after several motorcyclists were clocked at 270km per hour. Local TikTok accounts have been posting videos of dangerous motorcycle riding, but have since been taken down.

Are you ready for the next extreme weather event?

Adam speaks with Namita Kearns, director of Insurance products, BCAA.

British Columbians worried about more extreme weather, but many admit to being. Namita tells us BCAA’s top tips for Emergency Preparedness.

We hear from listeners during open lines.

Legally-Speaking with Michael Mulligan

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

When can trustees be removed from doing their job?

Page limits for factums

A case out of Victoria regarding Family Law Act, gifts, and being a fiduciary.

Adam talks about delays in upgrading schools for seismic activity, bicycles and vehicles co-existing in our city, climate change, and having an economical just population.

During open lines callers weigh in on topics discussed during today’s show.

Adam speaks with Shirley Bond, Liberal MLA for Prince George-Valemount. They discuss a report from the B.C. Coroners Service that reviewed the heat-related deaths during last summer’s heat dome. The Coroner’s report brings light to the failings of our government to inform British Columbians of the risks of the extreme heat. What has been done to make sure our province doesn’t see the hundreds of deaths like we saw last year from the heat?

Adam speaks with Rebecca Mersereau, Vice Chair, Capital Regional District Board. Adam asks Rebecca if she intends to seek reelection.

Rebecca and Adam discuss Geese, and population management, cruise ship waste, curbside Blue Box Recycling, and the Regional Water Master Plan.

During the final hour of the show, we hear from listeners during open lines. We hear thoughts on keeping each other safe during extreme heat, and how likely is it for us to see another extreme heat event this summer. Also discussions on public fears and the role of the media.

Adam starts the hour with open lines, and hear thoughts on our City Council

Heat Dome Death Report

Adam speaks with Shirley Bond, Liberal MLA for Prince George-Valemount. They discuss a report from the B.C. Coroners Service that reviewed the heat-related deaths during last summer’s heat dome. The Coroner’s report brings light to the failings of our government to inform British Columbians of the risks of the extreme heat. What has been done to make sure our province doesn’t see the hundreds of deaths like we saw last year from the heat?

Adam speaks about the investigation of unlicensed Airbnb‘s in Victoria, in the middle of a housing crisis.

Heat dome deaths from a year ago, and the B.C.’s new Heat Alert and Response System HARS.

CRD-Board Discussions

Adam speaks with Rebecca Mersereau, Vice Chair, Capital Regional District Board. Adam asks Rebecca if she intends to seek reelection.

Rebecca and Adam discuss Geese, and population management, cruise ship waste, curbside Blue Box Recycling, and the Regional Water Master Plan.