It's amazing, and pointed out, that Canada is only playing a symbolic role in the fight against climate change.

Tonight is the debate on proportional representation and it's going to be interesting to see exactly what they are debating due to the unprecedented move where people are being asked to vote on a system they don't know the specifics of.

Taxes are up, regulations are up, and bureacracy is up - across all levels of government. Asking for more taxes, regulations, and bureaucracy is not the answer.

Today is the midterm elections in the US and really nothing has changed since the election.  It doesn't matter who wins or loses, there will be no change to the anit-establishment movement.

When it comes to the gender wage gap, no serious discussion can take place because if you look at the data and come to a different conclusion than the narrative of the main stream media, your ideas are silenced or looked over.

Donald Trump's election, Brexit and other anti-establishment populist politics in Italy, Hungary and Austria as well as huge volatility in currencies, stocks, real estate, bonds and  art -are all fueled by this one big trend.  And there's more to come.

For the first time since the 70's, the United States is the biggest producer of oil in the world.

The announcement that Angela Merkel will step down at the end of her term in office, could have far reaching implications.  Especially when it comes to the US dollar & the European Union.