Instead of this episode focusing on one specific topic, this episode will cover a few factoids about pressing current Canadian topics of much discussion and misinformation. Tariffs, canola, and mandates- oh my!

We hear a lot about "supply management" in Canada and how it seems to always come up in trade negotiations. In this episode, I will try to easily explain supply management, how it started, why we have it, the criticisms of it, and why it's a valuable system for Canadians and not just the farmers.

Ever wonder how a vaccine gets from an idea into a syringe that's offered to you in Canada? Many steps, a lot of science, a lot of oversight, and no conspiracies. You should be much more afraid of taking a shower than getting a vaccine shot in Canada.

Canadians and people who visit and work in Canada get a SIN, and the biggest sin is not being careful with it and knowing when to give and not to give that number.

Reference material for this episode:

https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/sin/protection.html

This episode probably isn't going to take the direction you think. Words have meaning.

In this episode I talk about three ships and how they shaped and continue to shape immigration, refugee, and asylum policy in Canada.

Canadians take for granted that we enjoy robust rights and freedoms. How exactly did we get here and how are politicians circumventing these rights and freedoms to pass controversial laws?

In this premiere episode we’re going to take an unscripted look at a well known Canadian who was once known as “Jeff” and the disconnect between his political beliefs and behaviours and the level of success he’s achieved in a country he is unrelentingly critical of.