Canadian Common Sense

Tony chats with PC Saskatchewan Leader Rose Buscholl about the Saskatchewan election.

With three provincial elections on, municipal elections on the horizon, and the insanity in Ottawa right now, voting is the best way to make yourself heard these days. Let's discuss those elections, international student refugee claims, will Justin Trudeau shut down Parliament? And more!

Our first of (hopefully) many interviews with parties contesting the election in Saskatchewan.

One week in, our "Honourable Members" are already acting anything but honourable. We are seeing confidence motions, destructive legislation, but we wrap the show up with the most genius AI voice dubbing we've heard to brighten your spirits. Enjoy!

Tony chats with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois about a bill in the House of Commons that will threaten Canada's food supply (for meat eaters.)

Tony has a chat with CAF Veteran and author Bruce Stock about his book, The Canadian Veterans Party, available on Amazon.

Election time in BC & New Brunswick! And, what kind of games could Mark Carney be playing? Bait and switch in Toronto, Justin Trudeau is back in the ring, and more!

Sometimes the government is so far behind they think they're ahead. The Liberal caucus retreat is over, and everything is fine, other than a "Special Advisor to the Prime Minister." Water gun assault, BC Premier waffles on carbon taxes, migrants on the move? And more!

Not that anyone could convince him of that, but Canadians will see it clearly once we're done today's show. Singh cancels the coalition, Liberal Party retreats to BC, election talk, who is the Sexiest Man in Canada? And more!

Well, maybe not, but Justin Trudeau did wind up his Cabinet retreat with a few announcements that sounded a little conservative. Let's talk about that, Quebec going old school, tax-free Saskatchewan, the BC bombshell, and more!

While our government officials avoid the limelight during summer, their impact is still solid. Justin Trudeau has appointed two new "independent" Senators, CIRB bureaucrats have averted a rail strike, wokeness continues, and more!

The term "extinction burst" refers to the last gasps of (insert object here) before it valiantly leaves existence. This is beginning with the much of the woke insanity in the world, as it fights to maintain control. Jordan Peterson has vowed to fight to the end, BC is under fire, a new era in Edmonton sports, and more!

Not only because Tony is recording from an undisclosed location in Edmonton, and not because we're missing animated, fiery opinions from Lewis, but because Canada's issues tend to need the attention that only we can bring you. What's up in BC, Sellout Singh, foreign interference is back, and more!

Our government allows people into Canada who don't have the same love for this country that we would hope they do, and this seems to be reflected in our government. Let's talk health care, for example. And, let's send a message with two upcoming by-elections. And more!

Listener Shaun from Jasper, AB tells his story of the fire. Anyone wishing to help the people of Jasper please go to www.jaspercommunityteamsociety.ca or the Red Cross.

Surprise! As we suggested, Justin Trudeau is indeed on vacation in Tofino, BC. He is ambushed by a reporter while on the beach and gives a rare genuine interview. A horrible fire in Alberta is not climate change, and we tell you why not. Pierre Poilievre offers common sense on drug crime, is Canada exporting terror? Don't poop on the beach, and more!

We fixed the audio! (for now) Our theme music is now part of the show and at the same volume as the vocal audio. Is Toronto's rain tax back on the table? Big bust in Peel Region, Oakville gets back to work, London is dying, and more!

We need some tech support! You'll notice today's show is without theme music and we're hoping you can help. Bad people are everywhere, and many of them land in government. While not a Canadian issue, we talk Trump, Trudeau's NATO commitment, is Freeland in free fall? Too much housing, not enough drugs, and more!

While this term doesn't have a hard definition, it tells us who we are as Canadians. Harjit Sajjan is putting this to the test, is Northvolt shorting Canada? Is the "far-right" becoming too diverse? And more!

The lamestream media was visibly shaken by the Toronto-St. Paul's by-election results, and you'd be forgiven for thinking the country was falling apart. Fear not: we have injected common sense into the discussion. Let's talk corruption, the future of Justin Trudeau, and more!

As much as we'd love to say yes, history has shown we never know anything with this PM. Polling for a Toronto by-election, and nationally, are not good for Trudeau, his government continues to inflict more pain on Canadians, but the Oilers! And more!

We've read the (redacted) report from NSICOP and we have concerns; don't miss our last segment. We introduce a new segment to the show, we talk Chrystia Freeland, Calgary's water crisis, and more!

Not only is this phrase a trending meme, it's an appropriate summary of how our politicians feel about us. Why does BC "Bring Crazy" so much? Who is "Randy?" We want names, and more!

It's not just BC this time, though they are part of the craziness. Should 16 year olds be voting? How many refugees from Gaza is too many? "Period" flags? And more!

Many Canadians say this isn't the Canada they remember. What we remember is Justin Trudeau telling us we wouldn't recognize Canada once he was finished with it, and he's correct. But what has this done to his own popularity? This, 15 minute cities, the Woke Brigade, and more!