The Really Big Show with Jim Csek &Iain Burns

Aug 17 livestream.

Wildfires continue to cause massive hardships to the Okanagan Valley residents. Kelly Green, Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, joined Jim Csek to address the situation in the Okanagan region. Subscribe for weekly policy breakdowns and local government insights. Tell us in the comments what other regional issues you want us to cover next.0:00 Navigating the Current Wildfire Cr...

Aug 14 livestream.

Aug 13 livestream.

Aug 12 livestream.

When doing it right was what got you elected : Stockwell Day

Aug 11 livestream.

The Really Big Show had Dean Allison on this morning to discuss the upcoming Allison Inquiry. The Allison Inquiry is a step in the right direction Our nation desperately needs to heal from this very difficult period On September 8, 9, 10, 11 we begin that journey On Parliament Hill 4 days straight Listening to folks who have been COVID-19 vaccine injured Ask your Member of Parliament to attend

Canada in crisis, the PM decides what a great time for a vacation. BC with a state of emergency. The Liberals have said the trade war is like a wartime crisis, and the August 19th deadline is upon us... so why not have the leader take a vacation.

Garry Clement | Transnational gangs exploit Canada’s immigration policy

‘We’ll take anything we can get’: Rare bit of good news for Canada’s economy. Who comes first: the Canadian public or 9,000 dairy farmers? Damning: Illiterate and innumerate Americans earn same or more than average UK worker.

August 6 livestream.

‘Expert’ says Canada can’t stop wildfires, but can do something about global CO2 levels.

Aug 4 exclusive interview.

U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra joins Jim Csek and Iain Burns for an extended conversation about Canada, the United States, trade, media freedom, China, energy and North American security. Hoekstra discusses anti American rhetoric in Canada, Bill C 18 and its impact on independent news, CUSMA, the digital services tax, U.S. concerns about Chinese EVs, Five Eyes intelligence sharing, NATO,...

August 4. With special guest Gavin Dew, MLA for Kelowna-Mission.

Spain crisis: Does Europe have the will to save itself? An open invitation to NDP Leader Avi Lewis. Jasmin Laine: It’s ‘crazy’ to call Canadians traitors for criticizing the government.

Canada’s productivity disaster: ‘How could this happen? Thousands of men break into Spain from Morocco. Now what? Why would ‘extraordinary failure’ Jagmeet Singh be given a $350K-a-year Crown corp job?

Chrystia Freeland: Canada’s ‘big brain’?  Doug Ford has realized that Canada’s true power lies in oil. Taxpayer abuse continues as Liberals prepare to waste more cash on ‘content.’ ‘China created the fentanyl crisis – they’re killing our youth.’

Interview with The Food Professor, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois.

July 28, 2026, The Really Big Show.

Are conservatives ‘unpatriotic,’ or just sad their country has been ‘stolen’ from them? What on Earth is happening to the Canadian dollar? If China infiltrated Western governments, this is exactly what they’d do. Israel-Canada relations at an all-time low, ambassador says. ‘Absolutely outrageous’ that CBSA has power to search Canadians’ cellphones | John Carpay

Elon Musk exposes The Economist’s ‘distorted’ view of life in the West, ‘Tricksy’ Carney weasels his way out of Gordie Howe Bridge scandal, Geopolitics 101 with Danielle Smith: US can hurt Canada more than Canada can hurt US, Greta Thunberg group condemns carbon capture ‘bull****’ – so who actually wants it?

US vs supply management: Is it really worth it for Canada? Carney misled Canadians on Gordie Howe Bridge. But will it cost him anything? CBC says it’ll ‘combat disinformation’ – but doesn’t explain how?

Over the last five years (roughly 2021–2026), British Columbia has experienced approximately:21 permanent or indefinite mill closures since 2023 alone, according to the Council of Forest Industries (COFI).Looking back to 2021, there have been around 30–35 permanent or indefinite closures across sawmills, pulp mills, pellet mills, plywood mills, and paper mills, although a few facilities have subse...