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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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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.

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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.

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Canada is shut out of CUSMA talks while the U.S. and Mexico hold a second round of negotiations. Industry Minister Joly is flying to Shanghai to convince Chinese automakers to build in Canada, a move U.S. officials have repeatedly warned would trigger tariff retaliation. And a 1992 CSIS memo warning that Islamic extremists would bypass security checks by filing refugee claims has resurfaced alongs...

PM Carney gives different speeches to different audiences? Which one is to be believed? Does this serve Canada?

Aaron Pete: The path to reconciliationhttps://www.youtube.com/@UCyVyWQLX8ThXnx8G9Bu_EYg

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Investigative journalist Sam Cooper joins The Really Big Show to expose the deep networks of foreign interference, transnational crime, and elite capture threatening national sovereignty. From the critical gaps in federal oversight commissions to controversial trade deals and the mainstream media's failure to ask tough questions, Cooper lays out a sobering blueprint of how Western institutions...

Canadians want cheaper gas, a government that tells the truth about the economy, and a future worth staying for. Ottawa is offering a digital safety commission with the power to censor political content, a central bank governor who prefers the word "weak" to "recession," and a high speed rail project with 13 vice presidents and no train. The Bank of Canada held rates for a 5th...

Jasmin Laine: The Liberal war on truth

On this episode of The Really Big Show, Jim Csek and Iain Burns tear into the layers of institutional incompetence piling up across the country. We break down the absolute shocker out of the aviation sector, where an Air Canada pilot managed to fly commercial wide-body jets for nearly 17 years without a valid commercial license right under the nose of Transport Canada regulators. We also dive into...

Liberal Party now link criticism of their party unpatriotic

Today is Tax Freedom Day, arriving later than ever, as Canadians spend more of their income on taxes than on food, shelter and clothing combined. Canadian officials are privately telling Reuters that the only real card Canada holds in trade talks is tariff-free access to the American market through CUSMA, the same relationship Carney spent a year telling Canadians he was pivoting away from. The Fi...