The Great Canadian Talk Show

While the mainstream media downplays and ignores the insidious infiltration of far-left and Islamist antisemitism into education institutions in Winnipeg like the University of Winnipeg Collegiate , we've led the way exposing it. In Episode 5 of 2024 , you'll hear about 3 more examples, detailing campus harassment, academic antisemitism, and even the intimidation of music teachers. To send...

Only ActionLine.ca brought taxpayers the comments of Andrew Marquess, after ⁠ a Manitoba court awarded him $5 million⁠ following ⁠ his battle to get Parker Lands housing approved .⁠ The ruling cited that City of Winnipeg planners engaged in “misfeasance in public office” against Gem Equities, and according to King’s Bench Justice Shauna McCarthy: "The evidence is also clear, in my view, that...

After two episodes about newsmaking doctors in Winnipeg and Victoria , and an ActionLine report about an antisemitic dentist , for the first time in 2024 we pivot to politics. Listen to our diagnosis of the issues in play for Manitoba Progressive Conservatives this weekend, as they sort out how to select a new leader. Topical public affairs investigations and analysis Get all our columns and podca...

We open Episode 2 with a review of the great response to Episode 1 of 2024, about Dr. Joss 'Pollyanna' Reimer , who continues in the footsteps of WRHA leaders the public doesn't trust. There will be a follow-up... Get all our columns and podcasts at ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ActionLine.ca⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ 7:34 Part 2 - A Twitter post by Dr. David Jacobs, President of the Ontario Association of Radiologists, caught M...

Season 4, Episode 1, Part 1- We are making a difference, as 2023 proved. Marty Gold thanks the audience and pledges to keep up the pace. Fan mail is reviewed, and then there's talk about the final episodes of 2023, and the first ActionLine.ca post of 2024- the Bobby Hull retrospective with guest Peter Young. 07:40 Part 2 - A  Pollyanna  is a person with irrepressible optimism and a tendency to...

The final episode of 2023 - and Season 3 - ties together our coverage of the explosion during the year of ultra-violent crime that leaves a trail of injuries, death and anguish at the hands of remorseless teenagers. "We’ve seen that more and more often during incidents this year," said said Winnipeg Police Service spokesman Const. Claude Chancy. "It’s definitely something we are con...

Episode 38 features an interview with Brian Mayes, the Winnipeg council representative for St. Vital since a byelection November 2011. In Part 1, he discusses his ward and his view on the first year of Mayor Scott Gillingham's term- "a very honest man" who knows how City Hall works, but they did have some heated dialogue about the federal strings-attached housing funding. 5.25 - &quo...

In 2023 we ensured that the taxpayers of Winnipeg would hear from Andrew Marquess, the businessman who beat the City in court and proved that planning department bureaucrats were unfair and corrupt. Now, in our Christmas Day special, the owner of Gem Equities returns to the podcast! In our kick-off to Season 3, Andrew Marquess told us about the court awarding him $5 million after his fight to get...

Two shocking, senseless murders have rocked Winnipeg before Christmas- and Episode 36 looks at the details and how the courts and provincial government failed the victims. Part 1 - Public Safety update : The pro-Hamas protesters wanted to emulate the harassment tactics seen in Toronto but their plans didn't work. We have the details about the police making sure the Indigo bookstore on Kenaston...

Episode 35 is a special report about our coverage of Winnipeg's troubled bike lane projects. There's more trouble for the Moving on Marion scheme- and after an interview with a city councilor, we found trouble on the horizon for another City parking-killing project, after we clued in the area businesses. When we interviewed Transcona Coun. Russ Wyatt on October 19, he had just heard someth...

Episode 34 begins with thanking donors to our $1800 fundraising campaign. You can review our top podcasts using the links on the Donate page , and send support from there too. Part 1 5.55- A 14 year old girl was stabbed and killed on Graham Avenue downtown, in broad daylight last Friday. Police are looking for a group involved in the 40th homicide of 2023. In our Crime and Courts reports , we have...

Three recent cases- two homicides and a police shooting- are pieced together with ALL the details scattered across reports by an agenda-driven MSM. We provide a full picture of the deaths on Burrows and Langside and the danger police faced in Fort Garry. This Crime, Courts and Public Safety Update exposes how the Winnipeg media normalizes criminal behaviors, and how the courts fail to protect the...

Politicians and newsrooms alike are over-run with confusion and cowardice as open Antisemitism collides with what used to be Canadian norms. Episode 32 begins with an overview of some recent examples: - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refused to join 15,000 people gathered in Ottawa on Monday to support Israel and Jewish safety in Canada . Recently he tried to lecture Israel about casualty reports f...

At the outset of Episode 31, today's passing of a longtime friend, Mike Willis of Vancouver, and his struggle with addiction is sadly recounted. Mike wrestled as Dropkick Murphy, a welcome presence in any locker room. A 2-time Canadian Jr. Heavyweight champion, he was a standout in the revival of pro wrestling events at Hastings Racecourse and Casino. For more on his passing, see this SLAM!Wre...

In Part 1 we provide a brief look at upcoming reports that - like this episode about unsafe working conditions for Winnipeg nurses - will follow-up on recent events and investigations featured on TGCTS podcasts. During December, listeners will hear about the reaction to the belated apology of PC MLA Obby Khan for signing a letter of support for a Jew-hating U of M nursing student ; the arrest of a...

The Progressive Conservatives are trying to unsnarl two members from a letter of support for a suspended U of Manitoba nursing student, after MLAs Richard Perchotte (Selkirk) and Obby Khan (Fort Whyte) seemingly didn't realize the "anti-Israel" activist posted a Nazi cartoon and antisemitic content to describe the Israeli military and government. And while PC leader Heather Stefanson...

Episode 28 is a Crime Courts and Public Safety report: shocking developments in Winnipeg have submarined a public relations effort by prominent officials to portray our city as "the best blend of everything Canada has to offer." A Saturday Globe and Mail clickbait article of "Canada's most liveable cities" placed Winnipeg at #3 Overall. WRHA head honcho Dr. Joss Reimer took...

Usually, when an internationally famous or prominent person talks about Winnipeg, the local media falls all over each other to get the news out. But when it goes against their promoted narrative, the "professional journalists" pretend it didn't happen. In Episode 27, you'll hear what the media didn't want you to find out about a "gender-affirming" fundraising pitch...

We open Episode 26 with an acknowledgement to the 17th anniversary of our launch on 92.9 Kick-FM. Our deepest appreciation to all our supporters, contributors, producers, advertisers and donors through the years. 8:56 Part 2 - Last Thursday the Free Press published a story about " the chaos at Grace Hospital " based on a tip from a patient. That same day, one of our listeners was in the...

Almost simultaneously this weekend, Facebook groups from 2 neighborhoods voiced the same concern- "No Street Lights" In River Heights and St. Boniface residents started piecing together what they- and Marty Gold- have noticed for weeks and months. Episode 25 compiles those observations into an undeniable conclusion : Manitoba Hydro is failing to provide an essential safety service, and C...

Episode 24 provides a brief overview of the ramping up of Jew-hating marches and rallies around the world and in Canada. As Tristin Hopper noted: "If you're referring to a protest that just wants to "stop the violence" in Gaza, you're referring to something that doesn't exist. By my read, there hasn't been a single "pro-Palestine" rally in this country that...

With $192M in Trudough on the line, Mayor Scott Gillingham announced he wants Winnipeg to change zoning regulations for housing. These changes would allow housing of up to 4 stories within 800 meters of transit corridors and up to 4 units on a single lot.   CTV reported : “Gillingham said all would happen without the need for a public hearing or zoning application approved by city council.” Not so...

Episode 22 opens with a brief look towards important civic issues TGCTS will be diving into over the next few weeks, including resuming our interview series with Andrew Marquess of Gem Equities. Also, we'll be discussing potential impacts on the quality of life for residents of established neighborhoods if density-enabling changes to zoning and building regulations demanded by Mayor Gillingham...

Episode 21 reviews a heated online debate about the mandate Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew gave his new Health minister to establish a supervised drug consumption site in downtown Winnipeg. This, after criminal behavior and social disorder has helped drill attendance of the NHL Jets to record lows. Citing the NDP policy directive, a former city councilor tweeted: "In case you were lacking in reas...

In Episode 20 we interview Transcona Councilor Russ Wyatt, following up on his remarks at a Public Works committee meeting challenging the anti-car agenda of Ft. Rouge rep Sherri Rollins. Wyatt spoke out against the bike lane and road closure demands of Rollins, and wants the City to adapt a local improvement petition process to get stakeholder approval of bike lanes, instead of "randomly wip...