The Political Paradox Podcast

This Week: A new report suggests a severe shortage of childcare spaces in Canada, but the shortage might not be as bad as it seems. Then, UK students complain over 8am start times, newsflash: the REAL world doesn't start at noon. Plus, how you can get that movie theatre popcorn in your own home.

This Week: The trump North Korea summit is a success, but some don't think so. Then, Lyndsay Shepard sues her former University, this case could be VERY interesting. Plus, we now have an answer to that age old libertarian question: Who will build the roads?

This Week: The PC's win a majority, what's next for the province of Ontario? Then, alarmists claim that deadly hurricanes have doubled due to climate change, but the real reason is a lot simpler. Plus, declining your ballot isn't the protest you think it is.

This Week: The Liberals give up the on the race, the NDP do an about face and the conservatives are still in first place.

This Week: Debate analysis... we've got your debate analysis. Then, Polls have the NDP winning the popular vote... but will this translate winning enough seats? Plus, you think your coffee habit is expensive... wait till you hear the federal governments latest expense on java.

This Week: Ontario's Progressive Conservatives would allow beer and wine in corner stores if elected, is the a good idea? Then, a women's advocacy group wants to control the music you listen to, who died and put them in charge? Plus, want lower taxes and service cuts... vote for the NDP?

This Week: The first Ontario leaders debate is in the books, we have the highlights... and the lowlights. Then, a new scalper bot law is coming soon, will this measure put an end to online ticket gouging? Plus, did you get that emergency alert on your phone this week? No... you're not the only one.

This Week: Doug For flip flops again on another issue, does this guy have ANY principals? Then, some Families say minimum-wage changes are cutting jobs for people with disabilities. Plus, the three economic fallacies that just won't die.

This Week: Quebec's Green Party is calling for police to give up their guns... is this really a good idea? Then, the progressive left is trying to erase history, we'll tell you what's happening in Boston. Plus, our thoughts on the recent Toronto van attack.

This Week: The Ontario election campaign is getting ugly... and it hasn't even started yet. Then, you've heard of gun control... get ready for knife control in the UK. Plus, is the modern feminist movement anti-woman?

This Week: It's been another slow week in politics so this week we'll be talking about EMP Electromagnetic pulse... you'll be in for a shock.

This Week: It's been quite a week for arrogant politicians... we have two audio examples. Then, president Trump claims Amazon is costing the post office money... we'll explain the REAL reason for the losses. Plus, coffee causes cancer... but only in California.

This Week: The federal government wants to declare housing a human right... I'll tell why it's not. Then, Ontario's sunshine list is out... we'll explain why the $100,000 threshold is still relevant. Plus, is Facebook listening to your conversations?

This Week: Ontario's New Democrats propose to bring in universal dental care if elected... but will such a plan work in Canada? Plus, oh that Doug Ford... is he in favour of privatizing pot sales or not? Then, even Canada's equal pay coalition admits that

This Week: The democrats introduce the assault weapons ban of 2018; let's be honest, this is pretty much a ban on ALL firearms. Then, some want the CRTC to ban piracy websites; I think the government may have a place here. Plus, nine things you may have m

This Week: Is the federal government backtracking on a major election promise? Some indications point to yes. Then, Ontario is pushing to ban scalper bots, I'll tell you why this plan won't work. Plus, is the US election rigged?

This Week: Conflict of interest in Ontario... should the government be deciding who gets to take water from a well? Then, my experience at our local electoral reform meeting. Plus, Trump is right about one thing... the Canadian healthcare system is sub par.

This Week: A Poll claims Canadians trust in Government is on the rise, this poll is complete bogus and I'll tell you why. Then, Private healthcare in B.C.? It may be happening. Plus, want to know who will the U.S. presidency?... just look to the stock market.

This Week: Inspecting the inspectors, will Ontario's push to regulate home inspectors REALLY protect consumers? Then, marijuana legislation is starting to take shape, and it isn't pretty. Plus, Don't call it a comeback it's been here for years, global COOLING is on the horizon.

This Week: You can now order alcohol online from the Ontario Government, but more efficient private sector alternatives have been in place for years. Then, Does Government funding REALLY help small business? Plus, Hilary Clinton is going to raise taxes on the middle class, yup... that's what she said!

This Week: We offer our thoughts on the recent Republican And Democratic Conventions.

This Week: Still no sign of these electoral town halls, now the government says... meh just organize it yourself. Plus, Did Melania Trump plagiarize a speech, I'll give you my take. Then, 40% of Canadians say they're not saving enough for retirement, why is this?

This Week: We present audio of a recent debate on electoral reform.

This Week: The Brexit vote, why this is a victory for freedom. Then, StatsCan says It's trying to save your life, I say it's an excuse for bigger government. Plus, our thoughts on last week's CNN town hall with Gary Johnson.

This Week: The feds and provinces are working on CPP reform, can we just admit that the CPP is a pyramid scheme already? Then, Switzerland's voters reject a plan for a guaranteed basic income, this is an example everyone should follow. Plus, Some words of wisdom from the great George Carlin.