What does the change in provincial government mean for Saanich? Adam takes more open line calls on current issues, including Saanich mayor-elect Rishi Sharma.

Listeners pop off on political issues of the week on open lines with Adam, including time-change discourse, the state of the BC NDP and more. Plus, more reflection on the software & traffic safety implications.

Double election, party leadership styles & Pacific Time (PCT) launching are at issue as Adam responds to listener text-ins. Plus, Ron from Texas calls in for pop-culture Friday; is the film Gremlins arguably Jaws out of water?

Find out what Adam says about the “backdoor health care cuts,” discourse in B.C. political messaging and context on the very real resourcing challenges in B.C.’s health care system, as he explores provincial politics & we learn more about the composition of the upcoming legislature. Listeners text in. Plus, Mike Kozakowski joins to talk more issues of the week, including the evolving political context on housing development & condos.

“It’s not the Y2K bug as far as I know:” we’re having some fun on the Adam Stirling Show as listeners text in, with more discussion on current issues including tension between business interests and separatism, how we can deal with the provincial deficit and Jennifer Whiteside becoming the BC NDP’s interim leader.

Where did the “ghost chairs” come from? Plus, Adam reveals how his life will change next week as he reads listener texts as he chats about current issues and events—including the lack of a time change in B.C. and entirely separate reasons Adam was complaining about the province taking its approach to halting it.

Adam explores current issues as listeners text in, including development debates & water infrastructure, Bill 44, changing policy directions & the business environment and more.

Tears and apologies at the BC NDP caucus meeting? Adam discusses the political fallout from provincial and local elections as listeners text in, including questions about a proposed stark shift in B.C.’s housing policies.