Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Kevin Murdoch, mayor of Oak Bay, joined Warren Dean this morning to look back on the highlights and top stories in View Royal in 2021.

Later, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear what listeners thought about 2021 and played their favourite audio clips from the past year.

Adam opened up the phone lines to hear what listeners thought about 2021 and played their favourite audio clips from the past year.

Later, Michael Mulligan, Barrister & Solicitor, Mulligan Defence Lawyers, joined Adam for their weekly segment on legal stories that are of interest to the CFAX audience.

Kevin Murdoch, mayor of Oak Bay, joined Warren Dean this morning to look back on the highlights and top stories in View Royal in 2021.

Adam opened up the phone lines to hear what listeners thought about 2021 and played their favourite audio clips from the past year.

Adam opened up the phone lines to hear what listeners thought about 2021 and played their favourite audio clips from the past year.

CTV Vancouver Island reports an internal Victoria police study identified mental health and workplace conditions as top concerns for officers and civilian staff working in the police department.

A 10-page executive summary of the study, called the Mental Health and Wellbeing Project, found that many officers and civilian workers described workplace culture as "toxic," "negative," and "micro-managed."

The study found that bullying and harassment were not the main causes of mental health stress for most workers. Instead, the document finds “municipal councils” among the largest cause of stress in the department.

How is this possible? Adam lays out the evidence to make the case for why this could actually be true.

CTV Vancouver Island reports an internal Victoria police study identified mental health and workplace conditions as top concerns for officers and civilian staff working in the police department.

A 10-page executive summary of the study, called the Mental Health and Wellbeing Project, found that many officers and civilian workers described workplace culture as "toxic," "negative," and "micro-managed."

The study found that bullying and harassment were not the main causes of mental health stress for most workers. Instead, the document finds “municipal councils” among the largest cause of stress in the department.

How is this possible? Adam lays out the evidence to make the case for why this could actually be true.

CTV Vancouver Island reports an internal Victoria police study identified mental health and workplace conditions as top concerns for officers and civilian staff working in the police department.

A 10-page executive summary of the study, called the Mental Health and Wellbeing Project, found that many officers and civilian workers described workplace culture as "toxic," "negative," and "micro-managed."

The study found that bullying and harassment were not the main causes of mental health stress for most workers. Instead, the document finds “municipal councils” among the largest cause of stress in the department.

How is this possible? Adam lays out the evidence to make the case for why this could actually be true.

Adam opened up the phone lines to take calls from CFAX listeners.

Adam opened up the phone lines to take calls from CFAX listeners.