Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam was joined by Giovanni Gallipoli, UBC economics Professor, for a conversation about cancelling student debt in Canada and what the fairest way to remove barriers for students that come from an equity seeking position.

Jay Burrows - General Manager for Bear and Joey, spoke with Adam about public health restrictions that have curtailed Victoria restaurants and how victoriapatios.ca is helping connect customers to services currently available at Greater Victoria establishments.

In this hour, Jay Burrows - General Manager for Bear and Joey, spoke with Adam about public health restrictions that have curtailed Victoria restaurants and how victoriapatios.ca is helping connect customers to services currently available at Greater Victoria establishments. Later, there has been a ten per cent increase in the use of antipsychotic medication in B.C. long-term care homes over the past year. Isobel Mackenzie - British Columbia's Seniors Advocate, joined Adam to talk about why this is concerning.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam reacts to comments made by B.C. Premier John Horgan on CFAX this morning. He also took calls from listeners.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam talks about people travelling over the long weekend in spite of the rising cases of COVID-19 and travel restrictions.

In this hour, the provincial government is providing over $5 million to help holders of the Community Forest Agreement complete wildfire risk reduction projects. Adam spoke with Roly Russell - MLA for Boundary-Similkameen and Parliamentary Secretary for Rural Development, about the forest fire prevention programs. Later, Doug Muir - Director of Enforcement at BC Securities Commission, joined Adam to talk about two court victories in its pursuit of more than $40 million in unpaid financial sanctions it imposed in two separate cases.

Sooke Mayor Maja Tait, joined the program to discuss why she is calling for an end to wolf hunting after an entire pack was killed by a hunter last weekend.

Doug Muir - Director of Enforcement at BC Securities Commission, joined Adam to talk about two court victories in its pursuit of more than $40 million in unpaid financial sanctions it imposed in two separate cases.

In this hour, Sooke Mayor Maja Tait, joined the program to discuss why she is calling for an end to wolf hunting after an entire pack was killed by a hunter last weekend. Adam also took calls from listeners.

The provincial government is providing over $5 million to help holders of the Community Forest Agreement complete wildfire risk reduction projects. Adam spoke with Roly Russell - MLA for Boundary-Similkameen and Parliamentary Secretary for Rural Development, about the forest fire prevention programs.