The Really Big Show with Jim Csek &Iain Burns

Ottawa prioritizes global CO2 emissions over hungry Canadians, why? Carney ‘has done nothing but fail’ with Trump, US vs supply management: Is it really worth it for Canada?

Iain Burns and Jim Csek break down the most recent Canadian politics updates and shifts in international relations. This discussion is essential for anyone tracking how local leadership changes influence provincial policy and the broader economic landscape. We analyze the latest consumer price index data to explain what these numbers mean for everyday residents. Understanding these shifts helps yo...

International lawyer Lauren Cohen explains the legal, financial and strategic steps Canadians need to consider.

Murray Wilson: Climate change or Forestry Mismanagement? Check out Murray Wilson's Film 'BC is Burning' Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zj6upr0XYIc

Today’s episode looks at the growing dispute over Canadian wildfire smoke drifting into the United States, and whether governments are using climate change to avoid tougher questions about forest management, prevention and firefighting capacity. Jim and Ian also break down Mark Carney’s defence of carbon capture and the Pathways project, arguing that taxpayers are being asked to fund costly climat...

Political activism, media framing and growing tolerance for political violence take centre stage as Jim and Iain examine how labels, selective reporting and ideological movements can shape public opinion while weakening trust in Canada’s institutions. John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms joins the show with updates on the Amy Hamm appeal, the Freedom Convoy Emergencies Act...

Conservative MP Dan Albas joins the show to discuss Canada Post’s $31 million in bonuses while the Crown corporation relies on taxpayer-backed financing. He argues the government cannot call Canada Post independent while continuing to bail it out, and says both the minister and executives need to explain how the payments were justified. The conversation also turns to security failures at Canadian...

Once again, the taxpayer is on the hook

Beyond the ballot with Renee Merrifield and Jim Csek

Canadians are being told the economy is strong, but the numbers tell a very different story. This episode examines concerns surrounding the federal budget, rising debt, manufacturers moving production to the United States and the growing financial pressure facing Canadian households. The discussion also turns to Canada Post, where millions were reportedly paid in management bonuses despite massive...

Canadians continue to reward abject failure

BC Conservative MLA Harman Bhangu joins the show to discuss the ongoing delays and cost concerns surrounding the George Massey Tunnel replacement. The conversation looks at the decision to move away from the earlier bridge proposal, the loss of potential SkyTrain integration, growing traffic pressure, impacts on farmers and businesses, and concerns that the current tunnel project may end up over b...

Brian Isted: Canada’s unfair justice system

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While Canadians are using ‘buy now, pay later’ just to buy milk and bread, Prime Minister Carney is gearing up another $900 million aid package for Ukraine — military gear, air defense, energy support.”

Beyond the Ballot: Can the Canadian taxpayer afford Mark Carney?

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With Guest Host, Franco Terrazzano of  @taxpayerDOTcom  ​

Canada’s economy, affordability crisis, trade uncertainty, energy future, immigration policy, and public-sector accountability all collide in this episode of The Really Big Show. The discussion opens with Mark Carney’s broken campaign promises, including his claim that he was the best person to negotiate with Donald Trump and protect Canada’s trade relationship with the United States. With CUSMA u...

Shocker, no private interest in pipeline. Today on The Really Big Show, we look at the proposed Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline, why industry leaders are calling it unfinanceable, and what that says about Canada’s energy policy, investment climate, and political promises.

Join us for today’s episode of The Really Big Show with guest host David Krayden. https://www.youtube.com/@UC1ED4fuuXo07MoobImXavaQ

Renee Merrifield filling in for Iain Burns along with Jim Csek talked the BC Condo bailout along with the auto sector, CUSMA and much more.

It's time for another dose of news, analysis and commentary with Jim Csek and NowMedia managing editor Iain Burns. Now streaming on Rumble, Spotify, Apple and more. Support The Really Big Show. We’re building independent Canadian media into a powerful voice and we can’t do it without you

It's time for another dose of news, analysis and commentary with Jim Csek and NowMedia managing editor Iain Burns. Now streaming on Rumble, Spotify, Apple and more. Support The Really Big Show. We’re building independent Canadian media into a powerful voice and we can’t do it without you

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