New Podcast for Media Nation with Karlene Nation.
MP Alex Ruff is a ret. Colonel, who served 2-tours of duty in Afganistan. Ruff has first-hand experience w/ Afghan interpreters. Without their help, many Canadian soldiers would be killed. He says it's Canada's turn to help the interpreters.

Also-- Jay Goldberg discussing the Ontario government spending 10 billion less than projected. But the govt attacked for less spending.

On Media Nation, Karlene Nation speaks to The City of Toronto is barreling forward with plans to rename Dundas Street after activists claimed 19th-century lawyer/politician promoted slavery. Historical scholars say otherwise. There are calls for the city to halt the renaming project. Lorrie Goldstein with Toronto Sun discusses the issue with Karlene Nation. Also, Tracy Matthews VP with GoodLife Fitness discusses how the organization moves forward after 15 months of lockdown.

On Media Nation with Karlene Nation speaks to Jason Clemens with Fraser Institute is fact-checking Trudeau's claims that he has lowered taxes for Canadians. Not so says, Clemens. Pastor Henry Hildebrandt is calling on multi-faith leaders to condemn the church burnings. Christine Van Geyn with Canadian Constitution Foundation says vaccine passports will create divisions among Canadians.

Karlene Nation on Media Nation talks about the upgraded Math Curriculum for Grade 9 students. The focus will shift away from a "Eurocentric" way of teaching math to make learning more inclusive. So, how will this work in the class-room. Rasulan Hoppie with Peel District School Board discusses this with Karlene Nation.

Close to half of people under 45 in Ontario are planning to move out of the province to buy a home they can afford. Guest Tim Hudak, CEO with Ontario Real Estate Association. Groups are pushing for so-called domestic vaccine passports for businesses. The CFIB says Small business owners should not be the ones to police vaccine passports.

The protests in Cuba are unprecedented. So what happens now? Professor Teichman with U of T discusses the Cuban crisis. Also, Some groups are pushing for draconian restrictions to punish those not vaccinated. Lawyer Ryan O'Connor says politicians pushing vaccine passports will pay a political price

On Media Nation with Karlene Nation, Ontario launches an updated curriculum that addresses the historical use of math to normalize racism. Vanessa Vakharia, the Math Guru discusses this with Karlene Nation. Then, Marty Moore with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms discusses winning a court challenge against the federal govt to reinstate funding for Christian summer jobs programs. Lastly, Ranjan Battycharya, Dean of Seneca College's Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering discusses a new four-year degree program in Artificial Intelligence.

On Media Nation with Karlene Nation speaks to Dr. Ali Abualsaud and Dr. Lawrence Rudski who are Cardiac Doctors who performed surgery on patients in Montreal. The doctor who led surgery was in T.O.'s 1st case of surgery using virtual reality in Canada. Later on, in the show, Karlene speaks to Rocco Rossi on what gifts are obligated to do to help small businesses and France Terazzano on 700 million boondoggles with a gun buyback scheme.

On Media Nation with Karlene Nation discusses Ontario's labor minister says it's time to remove the stigma about the skilled trades. He says more than 200-thousand high-paying jobs are available in the skilled trades. Getting the word out to students about this opportunity. Later on, Ryal Mallough with CFIB says Sixty percent of Canadians says they are still shopping in big box stores instead of shopping at small businesses.

On Media Nation with Karlene Nation discusses the growing concerns about and Bill C-36. Senator Pamela Wallin says these bills will not be fast-tracked through the senate.
Also, Brandon Freeman with JustJunk on the crazy things they find while decluttering homes.