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In this episode, we cover high-stakes political drama, financial challenges, and global tensions. Bloc Québécois leader Blanchet moves to trigger an election over unmet demands on Quebec autonomy and senior support. Pierre Poilievre’s GST cut on new homes stirs debate, with critics fearing cuts to city funds, while developers praise the affordability boost. Bombshell allegations surface as four Canadian parliamentarians are linked to Chinese interference. We also discuss a CRA data breach exploiting H&R Block credentials, the wealth gap between homeowners and renters, and rising international conflict impacting Canadian interests.

In this episode, we sit down with an on-the-ground reporter who's been covering the escalating drug crisis in British Columbia, the spread of homeless encampments across Canada, and other hard-hitting stories from his unique perspective on the front lines. He shares gripping stories, insights into the human side of these crises, and the challenges faced by those living in these conditions. Plus, we cover some of the major news stories making waves across Canada this week, keeping you informed on the latest developments. Don't miss this deep dive into the realities affecting Canadians coast-to-coast. Listen to our Podcast on the go: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elev8podcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elev8podcast X: https://twitter.com/TheElev8Podcast

In this episode, we dive into the heated discussions within the Liberal Party as rumors swirl about Trudeau’s leadership. After an intense caucus meeting, is Trudeau on his way out, or will he continue to lead the party into the next election? We also break down Trudeau’s unexpected announcement to cut immigration numbers—a surprising move that has left many questioning the future of Canada’s immigration policies. And finally, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is making bold claims, saying he can beat the Conservatives in the next election. Is this just campaign talk, or does he really have a shot? Tune in for all the latest political drama and insight! 0:00 - Intro 5:35 - Trudeau Gets Grilled During Caucus Meeting 15:10 - Trudeau Announces Immigration Cuts 29:53 - Singh Thinks He Can Win? 35:45 - Wild card 37:15 - Q&A Listen to our Podcast on the go: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elev8podcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elev8podcast X: https://twitter.com/TheElev8Podcast

In this episode of Release the Names, we dive into a heated political standoff as Prime Minister Trudeau calls on Pierre Poilievre to obtain security clearance and uncover which of his MPs are involved in foreign interference. Poilievre, however, isn’t backing down and calls Trudeau's bluff. Who's hiding what? We also discuss the shocking news that four more Liberal cabinet ministers have announced they won’t be running for re-election. What’s driving them away, and what does this mean for the future of the Liberal Party? Lastly, we’ll break down the failed capital gains tax hike that left Canadians fuming. What went wrong, and how will this impact taxpayers going forward? 0:00 - Intro  4:28 - Correction to Terrorism Story from Last Week 10:25 - Toronto Police Rail Against Trudeau’s Hand Gun Ban 17:30 - BC, NB, HFX Election Results 27:25 - CBSA Whistleblower Speaks out on Corruption 36:45 - In the News 48:05 - Canada’s Charter of Rights Doesn’t have Equal Treatment? 55:30 - Wild card

In this episode of Release the Names, we dive into a heated political standoff as Prime Minister Trudeau calls on Pierre Poilievre to obtain security clearance and uncover which of his MPs are involved in foreign interference. Poilievre, however, isn’t backing down and calls Trudeau's bluff. Who's hiding what? We also discuss the shocking news that four more Liberal cabinet ministers have announced they won’t be running for re-election. What’s driving them away, and what does this mean for the future of the Liberal Party? Lastly, we’ll break down the failed capital gains tax hike that left Canadians fuming. What went wrong, and how will this impact taxpayers going forward? 0:00 - Intro  2:37 - Poilievre Calls On Trudeau to Release the Names 19:15 - 4 Liberal Cabinet Members Announce They Will Not Run 24:43 - Trudeau Government Working with Known Terrorist 31:05 - In the News 32:27 - Wild card

In this episode of Geo Politics Hit Trudeau HARD, we delve into the international and internal pressures mounting on Canadian leadership. First up, we discuss Canada’s decision to add a new group to their terror watchlist. With heightened scrutiny on security, what does this addition reveal about the government's current priorities? Next, we explore the turmoil within the Liberal Party. As internal dissent grows, some members are reportedly looking to replace Justin Trudeau as their leader. We analyze what this could mean for Trudeau’s future and the party’s direction. Finally, we tackle the escalating tensions between Canada and India. Diplomatic relations are in shambles as both countries expel each other’s diplomats. We’ll explore how this rift impacts Canada’s position on the global stage and the potential fallout from this diplomatic clash. 0:00 - Intro  2:53 - Breaking News on Palestinian Terror Group 7:54 - In the News 19:40 - Canada and India Ties Grow Strained 27:09 - Liberals Looks to Oust Trudeau? 36:19 - CBC reports on Liberal Refugee Policy Failure 39:06 - Capital Gains Tax Falls Flat 43:45 - Wild card

We discuss the happenings of what's going on on the ground in BC from the drug crisis, to housing issues. Additionally what's happening in the BC election and if the tides could potentially turn there. 0:00 - Intro 6:12 - Meeting Michelle Ferreri 7:20 - How Brittany Become more Vocal in Politics 10:55 - How to Market in Politics 17:13 - What Are the Big Issues Facing BC Right Now? 22:57 - How Drecriminalization has torn BC Apart 22:48 - Will Conservatives Win the Upcoming Provincial Election? 28:55 - Why Brittany Debated Leaving Politics 31:01 - When the Left Digs into Your Private life 35:19 - Conclusion

In this episode of Is Parliament Shutting Down?, we dive into the controversies shaking the Canadian political landscape. First, we ask the burning question: Does pollster Angus Reid's outspoken political opinions undermine the credibility of his polling data? We break down the debate over whether his personal views discredit his widely circulated polls. Next, with rumors swirling, we examine how long Canada could see Parliament prorogued and what this shutdown could mean for the nation’s governance. We also discuss the fallout from Pierre Poilievre’s latest remarks. Barred from asking questions in Question Period after a heated exchange with the Foreign Affairs Minister, we analyze the implications for Poilievre and the opposition. Lastly, tensions rise as Palestine protesters burn a Canadian flag in Vancouver. What sparked this act, and how is it impacting the broader discourse on protests in Canada? 0:00 - Intro 3:55 - Chaos on September 30 with Jennifer Elle 12:20 - Has Angus Reid Lost Credibility? 19:40 - Where does the Lock-Up of Parliament go? 31:45 - Canadian Flag BURNED in BC by Pro Terrorist Protest 45:00 - Decorum in the House of Commons 55:01 - Politicians Posing for Social Media

In this intense episode of Is the Mask Finally Slipping?, we explore the chaos unfolding both globally and right here at home in Canada. As conflicts erupt around the world, unrest has made its way to Canadian soil. We ask whether law enforcement is stepping up to restore order or if they are part of the problem in this growing crisis. Next, we examine Prime Minister Trudeau’s aggressive stance against the very coalition government propping him up. With his political future on shaky ground, Trudeau's offensive moves reveal the cracks in his leadership. Finally, we uncover the corruption plaguing the Liberal Party as the House Speaker announces a halt to all parliamentary business until slush fund documents are turned over to the RCMP. Has the Liberal government reached its breaking point? 0:00 - Intro 2:51 - Middle East Conflict Erupts in the West 21:40 - Cracks in the “Costly Coalition” Grow 29:20 - Parliamentary business Suspended 44:35 - Wild card

In this episode of NDP Went Woke and Are Now BROKE?, we delve into the chaotic political landscape of Canada. First, we explore the social media firestorm that erupted following Truth and Reconciliation Day, as tensions flared across the country. What sparked the outrage, and what does it say about the current state of Canadian politics? Next, we break down the National Post's shocking discovery: the NDP party is on the brink of financial ruin. With their coffers nearly empty, we question how they got here and what this means for their future. Lastly, Pierre Poilievre’s surging popularity takes center stage as new polls show him leading by 18% among Canada’s immigrant community. What’s driving this shift, and how could it shape the next election? 0:00 - Intro 2:30 - In the News 8:10 - Truth and Reconciliation Day Post Mortem 26:45 - NDP Has Gone Broke? 36:05 - Immigrant Polling Data 37:20 - Wild card

In this episode of How Have Things Gone from Bad to Worse?, we uncover the political turmoil and backroom deals that are shaking up Canada. First, we explore the behind-the-scenes maneuvering that led to the defeat of the non-confidence vote in the House of Commons. Who pulled the strings, and what does this mean for the future of the government? Next, we dive into the controversy surrounding the Commissioner of the Foreign Interference Commission, who has refused to identify parliamentarians suspected of colluding with China. We ask why transparency is being blocked at such a critical moment. Finally, a whistleblower steps forward to expose the corruption within Sustainable Development Technology Canada, shedding light on the mismanagement and shady practices within an organization meant to lead the charge on innovation. 0:00 - Intro 2:40 - Trudeau Calls out Conservative “Homophobia” 11:46 - Poilievre Penalized by the House 14:10 - CTV Fires Journalists 17:51 - Canada’s Fertility Rate Drops 22:48 - First Non-Confidence Vote does not pass 31:20 - Kevin O’Leary Breaks Down Justin Trudeau’s Failures and Success 37:29 - Commissioner will not identify Canadian Parliamentarians suspected of colluding with China 44:35 - SDTC Whistle blower comes forward 51:15 - Q&A Conclusion

In this eye-opening episode of Numbers Don't Lie, Politicians Do, we explore the contrast between political spin and hard facts. First, we break down Justin Trudeau’s recent appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where he delivered a polished performance, painting an optimistic picture of life in Canada. But is it all just a show? Next, we dive into damning new research that reveals a stark decline in life satisfaction and worsening mental health across the country. These findings directly contradict much of what Trudeau claimed on Colbert, raising serious questions about the state of well-being in Canada. 0:00 - Intro 3:10 - Trudeau Goes on Colbert 13:05 - Canadian Overall Wellness Down 20:29 - Doug Ford Tells Homeless People to get a Job 24:30 - Wildcard

In this episode of "Got Confidence?," we dive into the high-stakes political drama unfolding in Canada as the Conservatives prepare to bring forward a confidence vote, aiming to test the alliance between the Liberals and the Bloc Quebecois. Will the Bloc stay loyal, or will this be the end of Trudeau's grip on Parliament? We also cover the Premier of Quebec’s bold move, urging the Bloc Quebecois to vote no confidence. With pressure mounting, what does this mean for Quebec’s political future and its relationship with the federal government? Lastly, we uncover the latest controversy surrounding the Liberals’ hidden green slush fund. With more details emerging, we dissect the potential fallout and how it could impact the party’s credibility. 0:00 - Intro 6:00 - In the News 11:50 - Conservatives Get Bloc’d 26:40 - More Liberals Jump Ship 30:00 - Green Slush Fund Controversy 39:00 - Wildcard and Conclusion

First, we discuss the outcome of two key by-elections, where the Liberals lost seats—one in Quebec and another in Manitoba. What do these losses mean for Trudeau's government, and how will it impact the political landscape moving forward? Next, we take a closer look at the recent surge of misinformation coming from left-leaning news media. We explore how narratives are being shaped and what Canadians should watch out for in the quest for honest reporting. We also dig into the proposed changes to the Citizenship Act through Bill C-71. What will these extensions mean for new Canadians, and how might they alter the path to citizenship? Finally, we discuss the new rules around lending for first-time home buyers. We analyze what these changes mean for the housing market and if they will truly help more Canadians achieve homeownership. Listen to our Podcast on the go: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elev8podcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elev8podcast X: https://twitter.com/TheElev8Podcast 0:00 - Intro 6:09 - Jagmeet Stands His Ground Against Protestor 10:15 - In the News 29:40 - Liberals Lose Montreal Stronghold 39:30 - Liberal MP Andy Fillmore Runs for Mayor 51:25 - Am I Racist 56:00 - Wildcard and Conclusion

In this urgent episode of "A Nation in Crisis," we dive into the complex issues that are putting Canada at a breaking point. First, we explore the Canadian government's controversial plan to displace asylum seekers from Ontario and Quebec, redistributing them across the rest of the country. We discuss the logistics, the backlash, and the potential social and political impact of this move on communities nationwide. Next, we turn to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's expansion of the Temporary Foreign Workers Program, despite harsh criticism from a UN rapporteur labeling it as modern-day slavery. We examine the ethical dilemmas, the political motivations, and how this decision could reshape Canada's labor landscape. Lastly, we look ahead as Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre seeks to force a confidence vote in Parliament early next week. We break down the strategy, the potential fallout, and whether this could lead to a shift in Canada's political landscape. 0:00 - Intro 3:05 - In the News 15:10 - Liberals Announce Dispersing of Asylum Seekers 23:45 - Trudeau Under Fire for Temporary Foreign Worker Program 30:50 - Poilievre Looks to Force Confidence Vote 34:20 - Wildcard and Conclusion

We dig into drama surrounding a By-election in BC, MP Mark Gerretsen is caught defaming a private citizen, and the Bloc Quebecois look to take advantage of a potential opportunity to work with Trudeau's Liberals to keep them in power. 0:00 - Intro 6:15 - Updated Polling 7:00 - Liberal MP Getting Sued by Journalist? 17:35 - NDP Candidate Under fire in Montreal over Pamphlet Photo 27:30 - Bloc Québécois Seek Supply and Confidence with Liberals 32:20 - Wildcard and Conclusion

We have some big news to address including Jagmeet Singh pulling out of the supply and confidence deal with the Liberals and chaos erupting on social media. 0:00 - Intro 5:30 - Remembering Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau 6:20 - Reg Departs the Show 14:35 - Jagmeet Pulls out of Supply and Confidence Deal 21:25 - Liberals and Left Meltdown on Social Media 26:21 - Q&A

First, we delve into the devastating fires that have ravaged Jasper National Park, leaving it in ruins. We ask the tough questions: Who is responsible for this catastrophe? We explore the role of climate change, government policies, and human error in this environmental disaster. Next, we turn our attention to a surprising interview where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sits down with an independent journalist on a beach in Tofino. We discuss the candid moments, the tough questions, and the unexpected setting of this exclusive interview. Lastly, we cover a significant political shift as Black Lives Matter publicly denounces Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. We examine the reasons behind this dramatic stance, the reactions from the Democratic Party, and the potential impact on the upcoming elections. 0:00 - Intro 5:24 - In the News 25:15 - Jasper National Park Burns Down 36:30 - University Protests in Halifax get SHUT DOWN 44:00 - Trudeau Gets Ambushed on Beach by Counter Signal 56:43 - By-elections and House of Commons Expansion 1:01:35 - BLM Denounces Kamala Harris

In this thought-provoking episode of "Trudeau Finally LISTENS to the People?," we explore the latest developments and controversies in Canadian and international politics. First, we delve into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's commitment to yet another Cabinet reshuffle. We discuss the reasons behind this decision, the potential new faces in the cabinet, and what this reshuffle signifies for the future of his administration. Next, we examine the uproar caused by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's recent comments on drug users in British Columbia. We break down the rhetoric that has left the left-wing offended, the ensuing political fallout, and the broader conversation about drug policy and public health. We then turn our focus to the latest statistics on the Canadian labour market. We provide an in-depth analysis of employment trends, wage growth, and the challenges facing Canadian workers in the current economic climate. Lastly, we shift gears to the United States, where Congress is grilling the head of the Secret Service after a botched job. We cover the details of this high-profile interrogation, the implications for national security, and the potential consequences for the Secret Service leadership. 0:00 - Intro 5:24 - In the News 23:50 - Trudeau Cabinet Reshuffle 31:05 - The Left Offended by Poilievre 46:00 - Canadian Labour Market 52:55 - Bank of Canada Latest Stats 1:00:20 - Secret Service Hearing

First, we tackle the shocking news of an assassination attempt on President Donald J. Trump. We discuss the details of the attempt, the immediate global reaction, and the potential ramifications for international politics and security. Next, we turn our attention to domestic affairs with NDP leader Jagmeet Singh's call for price caps on food. We explore the motivations behind this proposal, its potential impact on food prices and affordability, and the broader debate over government intervention in the market. Finally, we highlight Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's recent meeting with the Assembly of First Nations. We delve into the topics discussed, the outcomes of this significant dialogue, and what it means for the relationship between the Canadian government and Indigenous communities. 0:00 - Intro 3:42 - Assassination Attempt on Trump 31:52 - In the News 41:00 - Poilievre Addresses AFN for the First Time 58:45 - Jagmeet Singh Proposes Price Cap on Groceries 01:11:09 - Wild Card

First, we examine the Trudeau government's proposed $200 million Online Harms Bill. We break down the bill's objectives, the potential impact on online freedom and safety, and the public's mixed reactions to this significant legislation. Next, we delve into the troubling rise in Canada's unemployment rate. We discuss the factors contributing to this increase, the sectors most affected, and the broader economic implications for the nation. Amidst these challenges, we also highlight the alarming trend of people leaving Canada in droves. We investigate the reasons behind this mass exodus, the destinations Canadians are flocking to, and what this means for the country's future. Adding to the economic strain, we discuss the possibility of a new surtax on housing. We explore the potential consequences for homeowners and the real estate market, and debate whether this measure could help address housing affordability or exacerbate existing issues. Lastly, we confront the sobering reality of household debt reaching an all-time high. We analyze the factors driving this debt crisis, the risks it poses to financial stability, and the steps Canadians can take to manage their finances in these turbulent times. 0:00 - Intro 3:50 - In the News 14:49 - Online Harms Bill 18:32 - Surtax on Houses valued over $1M could become a reality? 23:49 - High Cost of Living Driving MORE People out of Canda Report Says 31:00 - Desjardins Report Shows Household Debt at All time High 38:50 - Unemployment Jumps to 6.4% 48:45  - Wild card

First, we explore the internal strife within the Liberal Party as members increasingly pressure Prime Minister Trudeau to step down before the next election. We discuss the reasons behind this push, the potential successors, and what this turmoil means for the party's future. Next, we turn our attention to the streets of Toronto, where Palestine protests have disrupted and ultimately canceled the city's Pride Parade. We examine the motivations behind these protests, the reaction from the LGBTQ+ community, and the broader implications for public demonstrations and free speech. Meanwhile, WestJet is under fire as a mechanic strike leaves thousands of customers stranded. We uncover the details of the strike, the company's response, and the impact on travellers and the airline industry as a whole. Finally, we discuss the Canadian government's move to implement an automatic tax filing system. We explore how this system aims to simplify tax filing for Canadians, the potential benefits and drawbacks, and the reactions from taxpayers and financial experts. 0:00 - Intro 3:50 - In the News 17:50 - Toronto PRIDE Parade Cancelled 27:16 - Gay Couple Attacked in Halifax 36:07 - Liberal MPs put pressure on Trudeau to Step Down 46:58 - France Moving to Far Right Politics? 57:20 - Automatic Tax Filing System in Canada 01:06:10  - Canada Day Celebrations 01:19:45  - Wild card

 0:00 - Intro 9:10 - In the News 19:30 - Canada takes step toward boosting tariff regime on Chinese EVs 26:10 - Rebel makes the News again? 33:40 - Poilievre says immigration will be much lower if he’s in power 42:50 - What Makes you hopeful in Canada? 51:07  - Liberals stunned by question about TikTok 54:15 - By-election in Toronto-St Pauls 01:05:20 - Wild card

In this hard-hitting episode we uncover the latest scandals and revelations shaking up Canada's political landscape. First, we dive into the controversy surrounding an NDP candidate who has been caught over billing taxpayers for an expensive trip. We reveal the details of this lavish expenditure, the public outrage it has sparked, and the broader implications for accountability and ethics in politics. Next, we shed light on the growing concerns about Canadian foreign interference. As more information comes to the surface, we examine the extent of the meddling, its impact on national security, and the measures being proposed to safeguard our democracy. Finally, we break down the newly released carbon tax report, which paints a grim picture. We analyze the findings, discuss the financial and environmental repercussions, and explore what this means for future policy and the everyday Canadian.  0:00 - Intro 4:35 - In the News 14:20 - NDP MP Caught in Tax Payer Scandal 18:25 - MP Michael Barrett Introduces Bill to Jail Those Who Lie to Parliament 22:15 - Vassy GRILLS Jagmeet Over Foreign Interference  26:47  - Logan Stitt 36:20 - Foreign Interference Update 48:50 - Current Polls 59:07 - Carbon Tax Report Released 01:13:49 - Wildcard

This week we sit down with MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin to explore the transformative potential of political culture in Canada. Elizabeth shares her insights on a range of critical issues, from healthcare reform to the dynamics of party politics. We begin by delving into the urgent need for healthcare reform. Elizabeth discusses innovative solutions and practical strategies to address the challenges facing our healthcare system, aiming to ensure better access and quality care for all Canadians. Next, we navigate the often contentious world of party politics. Elizabeth offers a candid perspective on how party dynamics influence policy-making and governance, and what can be done to foster a more collaborative and less divisive political environment. Our conversation then shifts to the role of independent candidates working alongside party members. Elizabeth highlights the unique contributions of independents and the importance of bridging partisan divides to achieve common goals.  0:00 - Intro 2:40 - Healthcare Reform 12:01 - Advantage of Independent Candidates vs Party Candidates 17:55 - How Independent Candidates can work with Party Members 22:45 - When Elizabeth went toe to toe with her Party 27:20 - Advice to those who want to go against the political status quo 32:05 - Carbon Tax Border Protests and Tax Legislation 43:59 - Conclusion

In this explosive episode we uncover the shocking scandals and high-stakes betrayals rocking the foundations of Canadian politics. First, we delve into the bombshell revelation that members of the Canadian parliament have been found colluding with enemy powers. We investigate the extent of this treason, the potential threats to national security, and the far-reaching implications for trust in government. Next, we turn our focus to a former Liberal cabinet minister who has been accused of fraud. We unravel the details of the allegations, the impact on the Liberal party, and what this means for political accountability in Canada. Meanwhile, in Calgary, Alberta, residents face an unprecedented crisis as their water supply is turned off. We explore the reasons behind this drastic measure, the response from the community, and the broader implications for infrastructure and public services. Lastly, we expose the government's controversial decision to hide their carbon tax report from the public. We analyze what the report could reveal, the potential reasons for its concealment, and the ongoing debate over transparency and environmental policy.  0:00 - Intro 2:48 - News Headlines 6:07 - Multiple MPs Found Colluding with Foreign Powers 27:05 - Former Liberal Cabinet Minister Commits Fraud? 31:50  - Calgary Water Failure 36:45 - Game Stop Picks Up, Again 40:53 - Hiding the Carbon Tax Paper

In this riveting episode we explore the latest controversies and political maneuvers shaking Canada's landscape. First, we examine the Health Minister's controversial stance on family vacations. In a surprising twist, the minister has villainized these trips in the name of climate change, sparking widespread debate and backlash. We delve into the implications of this stance, the public's reaction, and the broader conversation about climate responsibility and personal freedoms. Next, we turn our attention to the fiery exchange between Pierre Poilievre and Prime Minister Trudeau. Poilievre takes Trudeau to task over his ambitious promise to build 550,000 homes. We dissect the heated debate, the feasibility of Trudeau's housing pledge, and the political stakes involved. Finally, we uncover the stark reality of Canada's national dental care plan, which has failed to deliver on its promises. We explore the reasons behind this failure, the impact on Canadians who were counting on this support, and the broader implications for healthcare policy in Canada.  0:00 - Intro 9:24 - Health Minister Villainizes family vacations 17:30 - Poilivere Grills Trudeau over 550k Home Builds 21:45 - Premier Ford Speaks Against Violence Erupting Against the Jewish Community 32:01  - National Dental Care Fails Miserably 41:48 - Conservatives Call Emergency Meeting Over Trudeau $8B Green Slush Fund 50:25 - Wild Card

First, we uncover the startling revelations about the Canada Pension Plan's failure to meet its inflation targets. What went wrong, and how does this impact the retirement security of millions of Canadians? We dissect the numbers, the miscalculations, and the repercussions of this financial oversight. Next, we turn our attention to the government’s decision to increase immigration targets, a move that has sparked widespread discontent among immigrants already in Canada. We explore the challenges these newcomers face, the growing frustration within immigrant communities, and the broader social and economic implications of this policy shift. Finally, we address the alarming rise in mortgage risks that now threaten Canada’s financial stability. With skyrocketing housing prices and increased borrowing, we analyze how the mortgage market's fragility poses a significant risk to the nation’s economy and what this means for homeowners and potential buyers.  0:00 - Intro 3:46 - CPP not keeping up with inflation 16:14 - Immigration Runs Rampant 25:41 - Mortgages Pose Risk to Canadians Financial Security 35:30  - Vassy Grills MP Mark Holland 47:00 - Wild Card

First, we explore the recent drop in Canada’s inflation rate. Is this decline truly a positive sign for the economy, or are there hidden challenges lurking beneath the surface? We break down the economic data and discuss the real impact on Canadians’ daily lives. Next, we delve into the Liberal party's latest strategy of distributing literature to their followers for use at family gatherings. What’s the aim behind this move, and how might it influence political discourse within Canadian families? Our third topic takes a serious turn as we examine a CSIS report suggesting that opposition to gender ideology is considered a violent threat to Canadians. We analyze the findings, the societal implications, and the heated debates surrounding gender issues in Canada. Finally, we head to Montreal, where the Communist Revolutionary Party recently held a conference. We discuss the themes and messages from the event, the party's growing influence, and what this means for the Canadian political spectrum. 0:00 - Intro 7:46 - Canada’s Inflation Rate Drops 18:00 - Liberals Give Literature to their Followers for the Long Weekend 24:45 - Chrystia Freeland Calls Out Poilievre After Opioids Question 31:00  - Trudeau Says Biggest Threat to Democracy is Dis/Misinformation 42:50 - CSIS Suggests Those Who Oppose Gender Ideology are a Violent Threat to Canada 53:40 - Communist Conference in Montreal 01:03:34 - Wild Card

First, we dive into the alarming news that Canada's anger index has reached an all-time high. What’s driving this surge in public discontent? From economic pressures to political strife, we explore the factors fueling the nation’s rising anger. Next, we turn our attention to the demands being made by Palestine supporters on Canadian universities. We delve into the protests, the demands for policy changes, and the broader implications for academic freedom and campus politics. Amidst the turmoil, a Conservative nomination scandal in Ontario has come to light, shaking the political landscape. We dissect the allegations, the fallout, and what it means for the integrity of the nomination process and the party’s future. And finally, we address the plight of immigrants with expiring work visas who are facing the prospect of leaving the country. We explore their stories, the bureaucratic challenges they face, and the broader implications for Canada’s immigration policies and labor market.  0:00 - Intro 3:10 - Canada’s Anger Index Research 17:27 - Demands of Palestine Protestors 35:16 - Conservative Nomination Scandal 51:20  - Leftist Hypocrisy 01:16:17 - International students protest for extended work 01:27:00 - Wild Card

First on our agenda is the eruption of political chaos at the federal level, with scandals, showdowns, and shifting alliances dominating the discourse. We dissect the polarizing stances of Premier Ford and Prime Minister Trudeau as they speak out in support of Israel amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East. The implications of their statements reverberate across the political spectrum, igniting fierce debates and sparking questions about foreign policy priorities. Amidst the chaos, we witness a dramatic meltdown during Question Period between the Liberals and Conservatives, exposing deep-seated divisions and raising concerns about the efficacy of parliamentary discourse. In a bid to address growing concerns about foreign interference in Canadian politics, the announcement of a foreign interference registry sends shockwaves through the political establishment. We analyze the motivations behind this initiative and its potential impact on safeguarding Canadian democracy. But that's not all – we explore the controversial introduction of Canada's departure tax, provoking outcry and debate over its fairness and implications for Canadians traveling abroad. And in a bizarre twist, we uncover the public shaming of the Canadian military's new logo, raising questions about branding, symbolism, and the role of public perception in shaping national identity.  0:00 - Intro 3:30 - Political Federal Chaos  24:27 - Ford and Trudeau Speak out in Support of Israeli’s 34:00 - Breaking Down the Question Period Meltdown 47:00  - Foreign Interference Inquiry Registry 01:07:46 - Canada’s Departure Tax 01:15:40 - The Canadian Military’s New Logo?

First on the agenda is the Liberals' attempt to link Pierre Poilievre to the right-wing group "diagolon," igniting accusations of smear tactics and political mudslinging. We delve into the complexities of guilt by association, the implications for political discourse, and the strategies at play in the lead-up to the election. But the drama doesn't end there – we explore Prime Minister Trudeau's bold statement, declaring that the Canada Revenue Agency will be coming after Premier Scott Moe. As tensions between federal and provincial governments escalate, we analyze the legal and political implications of this high-stakes showdown. Amidst the political firestorm, we hear from doctors voicing frustration over the Capital Gains Tax Increase, shedding light on the challenges facing healthcare professionals and the potential impact on patient care. On the economic front, we delve into the beginnings of the Loblaw's boycott set to begin in May, examining the consumer activism movement, the corporate response, and the broader implications for the retail giant and Canadian consumers. And in an exclusive interview, we sit down with a couple caught in a bylaw battle with the city of Halifax, offering a firsthand account of the challenges faced by ordinary citizens in navigating bureaucratic red tape and local government regulations.  0:00 - Intro 7:35  - Poilievre, Diagolon & Political Division 29:24 - Trudeau Says CRA will go After Premier Moe   41:08 - Doctors Fight Back Against Capital Gains Tax Increase 50:33  - Loblaw Boycott Begins 53:25 - Housing Bylaw Fiasco

In this charged episode, we delve into the controversial intersections of politics, racism, and policy in Canada. First on our radar are the disturbing pro-terrorism protests that took place on Parliament Hill, sparking heated debates about freedom of expression and national security. We confront the provocative assertion that left-wing policies are inadvertently fuelling the resurgence of racism. From divisive rhetoric to polarizing policies, we explore the complexities and unintended consequences of progressive agendas. Shifting gears, we tackle the pressing real estate issues facing Canada, from skyrocketing prices to affordability crises. We delve into the factors driving the housing market frenzy and the challenges Canadians face in finding affordable homes. On the environmental front, we examine the Liberals' proposed setup of a plastic registry, aiming to curb plastic pollution. We analyze the potential impact of this policy on businesses, consumers, and the environment, exploring the balance between regulation and innovation. And in a bold move, Pierre Poilievre promises income tax cuts if elected Prime Minister, adding fuel to the fiery political landscape. We dissect the implications of this pledge, the economic rationale, and the potential outcomes for Canadians' wallets.  0:00 - Intro 3:25  - Pro Hamas Protests on Parliament Hill  29:02 - The Left has Made Racism Cool Again 35:10 - What is Real Estate Looking like in Canada? 49:30  - Real Estate Agents Buying Dummy Offers? 55:55  - Liberals Look to Setup Plastic Registry 01:00:25  - Social Media Beefs 01:10:36 - Pierre Poilievre Promises to Cut Income Tax  01:27:22 - Wild Card

First on our agenda is the unveiling of Trudeau's Liberals' much-anticipated Federal budget. We analyze the key provisions, the economic implications, and the potential impact on Canadians' daily lives. But the spotlight doesn't stop there – we unpack the dramatic RCMP raid of an ArriveCan consultant's home, raising questions about what did they find, and will Canadians hear about it? Amidst the turbulence, Conservative MP Jamil delivers a scathing address in the House of Commons, directing his ire squarely at Justin Trudeau. We dissect the heated rhetoric, the underlying tensions, and the implications for political discourse in the nation's highest legislative body.  0:00 - Intro 4:00 - Federal Budget Breakdown 13:00 - Halal Mortgages Coming to Canada? 16:00 - Federal Budget Breakdown Continued 38:37 - RCMP Raid Creator of ArriveCan GC Strategies Home 42:50 - Montreal Referendum to Leave Quebec 45:15 - Conservative MP Jamil Takes Shot at Trudeau in the House of Commons

We confront the escalating tensions and pivotal developments reshaping the international stage. First on our radar is Iran's shocking missile attack on Israel, igniting fears of a potential global conflict. We delve into the geopolitical ramifications, the regional dynamics, and the implications for international security. Shifting our focus to domestic affairs, we provide an exclusive rundown of our experience attending the Canada Strong and Free Conference. With discussions centered on a variety of topics we outline what a potential conservative federal government could look like. We explore the policies, visions, and governance strategies that may shape Canada's future. Amidst the political whirlwind, Prime Minister Trudeau makes a major housing announcement, promising solutions to address the nation's housing crisis. We analyze the proposal, its feasibility, and the potential impact on Canadian homeowners and renters alike. But the intrigue doesn't stop there – we delve into the depths of election interference with a public inquiry, uncovering the shadowy forces at play and the threats to democratic integrity. From foreign influence to domestic manipulation, we shed light on the challenges facing electoral processes in Canada. And finally, we confront the controversy surrounding the NDP's surprising decision to renege on the carbon tax. As climate change concerns reach a critical juncture, we explore the political ramifications, the climate policy landscape, and the implications for Canada's future.  0:00 - Intro 3:40 - Iran Strikes Israel - Is this WW3? 17:05 - Palestinian Protests Ramp Up 22:19 - What was discussed at CSFN? 25:28  - Boris Johnson Advocates for War in Ukraine  30:39  - Poilievre Unites the Traditional Cons and Populists 35:04 - Danielle Smith’s Scathing Message to the Federal Gov’t 38:37 - Trudeau’s Housing Announcement 01:03:47 - Election Interference Inquiry 01:12:57 - NDP Renege on Carbon Tax 01:27:22 - Wild Card

Prime Minister Trudeau unveils a groundbreaking Renters' Bill of Rights, aimed at empowering tenants and leveling the playing field in the housing market. We dissect the key provisions, the potential impact on rental dynamics, and the broader implications for housing policy in Canada. But that's not all – we demystify the real numbers behind the Carbon Tax, providing a comprehensive breakdown of how this critical environmental policy works. From carbon pricing mechanisms to revenue allocations, we offer insights into the complexities and controversies surrounding carbon taxation in Canada. And finally, we explore a new bill introduced to overhaul Canadian election processes. As calls for electoral reform echo across the nation, we analyze the proposed changes, the potential impact on democracy, and the debates shaping the future of Canadian elections.  0:00 - Intro 6:30 - Full Carbon Tax Math Breakdown 13:43 - Carbon Tax Protests Erupt Across Canada 14:58 - Liberal MP is Told to Shut Up by His Fellow Caucus Members 19:55  - Trudeau Introduces Renters Bill of Rights 38:53  - Liberals Introduce Bill C-65 Election Process Changes 55:05 - Trudeau Introduces National Food Program 01:07:51 - Elon’s Gift to Josh

This week we unravel the charged rhetoric as Liberals accuse Conservatives of being vulnerable to misinformation. We delve into the political strategies, media narratives, and societal implications of this heated debate. Next, we pivot to the heart of Ottawa, where farmers from across the nation converge in protest on April 1st. We explore the motivations behind this mass mobilization, the grievances driving their demands, and the potential impact on agricultural policy. But the protests don't stop there – we shift our focus to Newfoundland and Labrador, where fishers take to the streets to demand increased competition in the province. We analyze the dynamics of this grassroots movement, the challenges facing the fishing industry, and the implications for local economies. In a shocking twist, we uncover allegations of the Canada Revenue Agency potentially operating a debt recovery process. We investigate the claims, the implications for taxpayers, and the accountability measures in place to address such concerns. And as tensions simmer, we explore the growing wave of boycotts erupting around Loblaws. From consumer activism to corporate responsibility, we delve into the factors fueling these boycotts and their impact on the retail giant's bottom line. Articles used: Frasier Institute Financial Study https://www.fraserinstitute.org/article/canadas-economy-is-not-booming-its-stagnating TD Economic Report https://economics.td.com/ca-falling-behind-standard-of-living-curve Covid Stats https://www.statista.com/statistics/1257040/number-covid-deaths-canada-by-vaccination-status/  0:00 - Intro 3:40 - EKOS Study Breakdown 21:26  - April 1st Farmers Protest 25:20 - Newfoundland Fishers Protest 30:00 - Kelloggs Boycott 36:00 - Loblaws Boycott on April 1st 38:40  - CRA Debt Recovery Harassment 45:35 - Israel vs Hamas Review of our Stance 58:52 - Josh Sounds Off on Local Business Debacle 01:04:20 - Wild Card

First on our agenda we discuss our experience at Poilievre’s rally in Halifax, NS. We chat our experience, what the event was like, the emotions felt by those there and so much more. We then invite Jennifer Elle on to discuss the startling revelation of Prime Minister Trudeau expressing disdain for his role as the nation's leader. We dissect the implications of Trudeau's candid admission, exploring its potential impact on governance and public perception. Shifting gears, we unpack the fierce debate surrounding Trudeau's decision to triple down on his Carbon Tax increase. As environmental concerns clash with economic interests, we delve into the complexities of carbon pricing and the polarizing reactions it sparks across the country. Next, we turn our attention to the NDP party's bold motion to recognize the State of Palestine. We examine the geopolitical implications, the historical context, and the potential diplomatic repercussions of this significant move. And finally, we confront the stark realities laid bare in the RCMP's bleak report on the future of Canada. From economic forecasts to social trends, we explore the challenges ahead and the pathways forward for the nation. Additionally we chat with Taylor Swift impersonator Seraphina about her journey and where she plans to end up being in her career. We’re happy to have you for another 90 mins of Edutainment. Jennifer Elle TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jenniferelle_?lang=en X - https://twitter.com/jenniferelle_ Seraphina TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@seraphinaellen?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc 0:00 - Intro 3:40 - Our time at the Pierre Poilievre Rally 10:05 - Was the GST Tax Really That Bad? 12:05 - Our time at the Pierre Poilievre Rally (Part 2) 29:03 - NDP Introduce Opposition Motion to Recognize the State of Palestine 39:05 - Trudeau Admits he Hates His Job? 47:12 - Jennifer Elle Asks us about the Poilievre Rally 54:30 - Poilievre calls for Emergency Debate on Carbon Tax 56:33 - Jennifer Chats about Sparring with Liberal MPs on Social Media 01:00:52 - Alberta MLA Found Operating Left Wing Troll Account? 01:03:25 - RCMP Reports on Bleak Future for Canada 01:15:21 - Interview with Seraphina

First on our radar is the startling reality of Canadians unable to file their taxes due to financial constraints. We delve into the impact on individuals, explore potential solutions, and discuss the broader implications for the nation's economy. Shifting gears, we journey to the prairies, where the province of Saskatchewan refuses to pay the federal government the carbon tax. It's a standoff with environmental and economic consequences, and we dissect the motivations, implications, and potential outcomes of this provincial resistance. Next, we turn our attention to Quebec, where farmers are taking to the streets in protest against the Canadian government. We unravel the grievances, explore the complexities of agricultural policy, and analyze the potential ripple effects on Canada's food production. And in the Maritimes, Nova Scotia Power implements rolling electric outages, leaving residents in the dark. We explore the reasons behind this drastic measure, examine the challenges facing the power grid, and discuss the broader implications for energy infrastructure in the region.  0:00 - Intro 3:20 - The Oscar’s Tanking Audience 9:59 - Canadians Refuse to Pay Taxes 18:10 - Mortgage and Credit Delinquencies Rise Dramatically 23:50 - Saskatchewan refuses to pay Carbon tax 43:15 - Quebec Farmers Take to the Streets in Protest 53:25 - Liberal MP’s Acting Like Morons 01:01:55 - Walmart to charge $98/year to use self checkouts 01:06:40 - Are Rolling Outages The New Norm in Nova Scotia? 01:11:15 - Wild Card Segment 01:17:04 - Former Mayor Naheed Nenshi to Run for NDP Leadership Race in Alberta 01:20:35 - Tim Houston Takes Major L

This week we plunge into the dynamic currents shaping Canada's landscape and beyond. First on our radar is the very controversial Online Hate Bill C-63. We dissect its nuances, implications, and the conversations echoing in the corridors of Canadian politics. But the intrigue doesn't stop there – we delve into the shadows of scientific endeavors, uncovering the controversial transmission of confidential information from Canadian labs back to China. The implications are far-reaching, and we explore the potential impact on national security and international collaborations. Shifting our focus to global affairs, we examine the calls of France considering the deployment of NATO troops into Ukraine. The geopolitical chessboard is in play, and we unravel the considerations, risks, and potential ramifications of this damaging rhetoric. And for a change of pace, we sit down with TikTok creator Reality Shannon for an exclusive interview. From got her started creating culture war content, and how she sees what is currently going on in Canadian politics. It will be a good one!  0:00 - Intro 6:45 - Online Hate Bill C-63 25:02 - Winnipeg Lab Scientists Working with China? 34:37 - Macron Threatens to Place NATO Soldiers in Ukraine 46:21 - Reality Shannon Visits the Show 01:08:31 - Wild card: Sports Betting Out of Control?

First up, we unpack the seismic waves caused by Pierre Poilievre as he sends shockwaves through his conservative base by tweeting support for Ukraine. How will this unexpected stance reshape political alliances and reshape the narrative for the Tories? Then, we turn our gaze to the healthcare battleground, where Liberal accusations fly as they claim Conservative premiers are intentionally breaking public healthcare. We dissect the heated exchanges, the strategies at play, and the potential implications for the future of Canada's healthcare system. Prepare for drama as we breakdown the half baked federal pharma care plan signed by the NDP and Liberal party. What does this historic alliance mean for Canadians' access to essential medications, and how will it shape the landscape of healthcare policies? And if you've ever found yourself scratching your head over government debt, you won't want to miss our deep dive into how it actually works. We break down the complexities, demystify the jargon, and provide a clear understanding of the economic forces at play. Mean Comments Segment - 0:00 6:43 - Intro 13:38 - Poilievre Tweets Out Support for Ukraine 24:00 - Conservative Premieres Conspiring to Break Public Healthcare? 38:45 - “It’s Okay to Pass Away” Social Media Fallout 48:40 - NDP and Liberals Pass Pharma care 01:02:10 - How does Government Debt Work? 01:17:20 - Charlotte the Stingray 01:19:37 - Jesse Lee Petersen Trolls H3 Podcast 

This week we're diving headfirst into the real-world impact of political extremism. From protests to policy, we dissect how radical ideologies are shaking the foundations of our society. Hold on tight as we navigate through the tumultuous waters of Steven Guilbeault's bold proposal to halt investments in road infrastructure. It's a move that could reshape how we travel and trade - we break down the potential repercussions and the debate surrounding this controversial stance. Shifting gears, we uncover the NDP's daring push to make advertising illegal for oil companies. This aggressive move sparks a heated debate about the intersection of politics, corporate influence, and environmental activism. In a jaw-dropping revelation, we delve into the mysterious disappearance of 1700 emails in the ArriveCAN investigation. What do these missing messages mean for public trust, accountability, and the future of digital border security? As we mark the anniversary of the Freedom Convoy, we reflect on the events that transpired and the lasting impact on Canadian politics and public discourse. It's a journey through the echoes of a protest that made headlines around the world. And don't blink, because we're zooming in on local politics, where the pulse of communities beats strong. From city halls to neighbourhood dynamics, we'll shed light on the unsung stories shaping our daily lives. 0:00 - Intro 7:40 - Follow up on Canadian Press Story about Cons giving $120M to Mainstream Media 17:34 - Steven Guilbeault Wants to Stop Investing in Road Infrastructure  26:40 - Carbon Tax has not lowered Canadian Emissions 39:10 - Gov’t House Leader Gets Grilled over Carbon Tax 48:00 - NDP want to make advertising for oil companies illegal 52:58 - ArriveCan Investigation HEATS UP 01:02:00 - Freedom Convoy 01:08:48 - Trump Sued $355M 01:18:05 - Canadian Senate looks to Restrict Adult Content Online 01:24:03 - Seraphina Fights to Get Better at Singing

We kick off with the surprising twists in Bell laying off 4,800 employees, we discuss the politics behind it, what it means for journalism in Canada, and the shifting attitudes of how the populace views the news. Next on the radar is the social media storm ignited by Tucker Carlson's interview with Putin. We delve into the frenzied reactions, the clash of opinions, and the digital battlegrounds where global politics meets the court of public opinion. Buckle up for a political plunge as we navigate through the polls, revealing Trudeau's precarious position. The Canadian political landscape is shifting, and we dissect the factors behind the decline and the potential consequences for the nation. In a strategic move, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh throws down the gauntlet, giving the Liberal party a deadline to pass pharma care legislation. We analyze the political chess game at play, the stakes involved, and the potential impact on Canada's healthcare landscape. And finally, we set sail for Nova Scotia, where the possibility of going back to the polls hangs in the balance. We explore the twists and turns, the political maneuvers, and the factors shaping this potential return to electoral action. 0:00 - Intro 3:08 - Super Bowl Reaction & Palestinian Bot Attack 10:42 - Bell Media Layoffs 21:17 - Jennifer Elle Introduction 24:00 - Tucker Carlson Interviews Putin 33:05 - Trudeau’s Tanking Numbers 59:17 - Jagmeet Gives Trudeau a March 1st Deadline on Pharma care 01:09:00 - Nova Scotians Going back to the Polls?

First up, we unpack the seismic shift in Alberta as Premier Danielle Smith introduces new laws addressing parental rights and transgender issues. From heated debates to potential impacts on communities, we delve into the complexities surrounding these progressive policy changes. But the political drama doesn't end there! The Liberal party is growing increasingly frustrated with Premier Smith's approach to natural resource issues. We explore the clash of ideologies, the stakes involved, and the ripple effects on Canada's economic landscape. Hold on tight as we discuss how the Liberals point to a conservative Member of Parliament possibly acting as a direct Loblaw lobbyist. The intrigue deepens as we untangle the web of political connections, corporate interests, and the implications of this revelation on the transparency of our democratic system. And, zooming across the border, chaos erupts at the Texas border, a story that sends shockwaves globally. We navigate through the tumult, exploring the human stories, political ramifications, and the broader implications of this border brawling situation. 0:00 - Intro 8:30 - Fan Love 12:03 - Danielle Smith introduces new Parental Rights Policy 30:00 - Ottawa Takes Issue with Danielle Smith’s work on “Green Energy” 36:50 - Liberals Take Aim at Jenny Byrne and possible ties to Loblaw Lobbying 51:30 - Tucker Goes to Moscow to Interview Putin 01:01:30 - Fight between Texas and Biden HEAT UP 01:16:08 - Wild Card Segment

Brace yourselves for a scorching episode as we unpack the covert maneuvers, head-on collisions, and downright pandemonium unfolding in the Canadian political arena. First on the docket we look at the Liberals and NDP quietly pushing for electoral reform. We'll delve into the hushed corridors of power where potential changes to Canada's electoral system are being discussed. It's the kind of political chess that happens under the radar but could reshape the very foundations of our democracy. Next up, we shift gears to the political battlefield where Conservative powerhouse Pierre Polievre is unleashing an aggressive assault on the Liberal party. We break down the strategies, the clashes, and the no-holds-barred approach that's making waves and headlines across the nation. And if that's not enough political drama for you, we've got the exclusive scoop on the Canadian Cabinet losing their collective minds over none other than Tucker Carlson visiting Alberta. Join us as we unravel the reactions, the controversies, and the sheer chaos that ensued when the conservative commentator stepped onto Canadian soil. Check out Eyes Wide Jillian 0:00 - Intro 10:00 - Poilievre takes aggressive approach with the Liberal party 19:17 - Conversation with Chrystia Freeland 29:45 - Liberals and NDP “Quietly” push electoral reform 48:42 - Liberal MP Calls for Leadership review?  53:55 - Trudeau Takes Aim at Durham By-election Race 01:04:29 - Canadian Cabinet Lose their Minds over Tucker Carlson 01:19:37 - Wild Card Segment

First in the spotlight, we expose the Canadian government's audacious move to tax the wood stoves of restaurants. We explore the sizzling debate surrounding this fiery issue and its potential impact on small businesses and the culinary scene. Shifting gears, we navigate through the geopolitical storm as NATO issues a stark warning to citizens about the spectre of war. We break down the global chessboard, examining the implications of this unprecedented caution and its echoes on Canadian soil. Prepare for a rollercoaster of emotions as we delve into the dark corridors of billionaire greed and government collusion. Unmasking the power plays and shadowy alliances, we scrutinize the dynamics at play, raising questions about the ethical boundaries of wealth and influence. And we bring you the latest buzz from the UFC frenzy hitting Toronto. As fight Sean Strickland made his boisterous claims along with UFC President Dana White supporting the right to free speech. This is an action packed episode and we’re grateful to have you for another wild 90 mins of edutainment. Intro - 0:00 Reg Defends himself against the Right about Rebel News - 3:00 Sean Strickland, UFC 297, and Free Speech- 13:00 Man Charged in Wildfires - 27:27 Trudeau says Poilievre will take Canada Backwards - 40:30 WEF Moments from Davos - 57:20 NATO Warns people to prepare for War - 01:01:20 News station Messes up Story - 01:15:21

We’re back baby!  First on our radar is  Atlantic Canada, where the shortcomings of green energy are laid bare. We explore the gaps and challenges facing the region as it navigates the transition to more sustainable power sources. It's a critical examination of the hurdles and hopes on the green energy frontier.  Next, we shift gears to the chilly land of Alberta, where the threat of rolling blackouts looms large during the coldest weekend of the year. We dissect the potential power crunch, its implications for residents, and the race against time to keep the lights on. It's a critical examination of the hurdles and hopes on the green energy frontier. But the drama doesn't stop there—we also discuss the Canadian RCMP's alleged manufacture of an arrest of Rebel News Reporter Dave Menzies. We dive into the murky waters of press freedom, law enforcement, and the implications of such actions on the delicate balance between journalism and justice. Intro - 0:00 Pat McAfee, Aaron Rodgers, and Jimmy Kimmel Drama - 4:32 Nova Scotia’s Hydrogen Energy Plan - 10:44 Alberta’s Energy Problems during -40C Weather - 20:25 Rebel News Reporter Arrested - 39:22 Gearing up for a CRAZY 2024 - 56:46