The Elevate Report

RBC thinks so. This week we unravel the layers of complex issues shaping our nation's landscape. First on the agenda, we address the critical topic of genetic information ownership for Canadians. We explore the nuances of privacy, consent, and the evolving landscape of genetics, offering insights into what it means for individuals and our society.

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Intro - 0:00

Man Eats 5lbs of Potato Salad - 3:55

Clarity on Genetic Ownership Bill - 9:30

RBC Says we Need More Immigration - 26:55

Foreign Workers take New Factory Jobs - 47:05

Pollsters get Threatened - 01:03:10

Today we confront the complex dynamics surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict and its ripple effects in Canada. We dissect the ongoing tensions between Palestinians and Israelis within our own borders and explore the impact of these international conflicts on our diverse Canadian community.

As emotions run high globally, we delve into the importance of fostering understanding, empathy, and open dialogue among Canadians from all walks of life. How do we ensure that the conflicts abroad don't lead to division and animosity within our multicultural nation? Join us as we seek answers and discuss the shared responsibility we hold in maintaining harmony and unity amidst global turmoil.

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Intro - 0:00

Conflict Erupts in Canada - 3:00

World Economic Plans - 18:00

CMHC Housing Comes up Short - 37:45 

Today we chat with Jennifer Elle about the fierce political race between Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. We'll dissect the platforms, strategies, and heated debates that define this high-stakes showdown, providing insights into the future direction of Canada's leadership.

Next, we turn our attention to Premier Scott Moe's unwavering stand against the federal government. We explore the motivations, implications, and potential ripple effects of Moe's bold moves, which are challenging the status quo in Canadian federal-provincial relations.

In a more inspiring segment, we highlight the remarkable work of Jennifer Elle, who is dedicated to helping the indigenous community engage in Canada's political process. We'll uncover her initiatives, successes, and the transformative impact of indigenous voices in shaping Canadian policies.

Join us as for a bonus hour of edutainment this week.

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We bring you a comprehensive dive into the latest developments that are shaping the Canadian landscape. 

First, we take you to the Halifax Health Summit, where the nation's provincial and territorial leaders came together to discuss pressing issues in healthcare, climate change, and the future of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). We'll explore the key takeaways and potential impacts on these critical aspects of Canadian life.

Next, we unravel a financial mystery that's been causing waves in the country – Canada's health agency losing a staggering $150 million. What led to this colossal financial hiccup, and what does it mean for the nation's health infrastructure?

We'll also examine the case of the Sustainable Development Technology of Canada, which has faced a substantial loss of funds due to a lack of oversight. How did this happen, and what lessons can be learned about responsible stewardship of public resources?

Get ready as we come at you for another hour of edutainment!

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0:00 - Intro

9:55 - The Halifax Health Summit

38:18 - Canada’s Public Health Agency loses $150M

50:10 - SDTC Corruption with $1B Green Fund

This week we tackle the pressing issues that are sending ripples across the nation. First on our radar is the impending recession that threatens to shake the Canadian economy. We'll delve into the factors contributing to this economic uncertainty, and explore what it means for businesses, individuals, and the country's future.

Next, we examine the political maneuvers in the Maritimes, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's efforts to win votes have been raising eyebrows. Is this a genuine commitment to the region or a calculated ploy? We analyze the situation and its implications on the political landscape.

Finally, we turn our focus to the ongoing controversy surrounding the carbon tax. Several provinces are standing up to Ottawa, vowing to cease collecting this controversial tax. We break down the arguments, the legal battles, and the potential consequences for environmental policies in Canada.

There’s a lot on the docket this week and we’re happy to offer you another hour of edutainment.

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0:00 - Intro

2:52 - Addressing the Response to our Anti-UBI Stance

13:15 - Bank of Canada Responds to Housing Affordability Issues

16:43 - Is the Recession Here?

31:52 - Trudeau Tries to Buy Votes

59:08 - Ford Cuts EV Investment

This week we delve into three significant developments that are reshaping the Canadian landscape. First up, we explore Canada's growing interest in implementing Universal Basic Income (UBI). We'll discuss the potential impact of this progressive policy on individuals, communities, and the country as a whole, as well as the debates and discussions surrounding its implementation.

Next, we turn our attention to the province of Alberta, where the government is contemplating a dramatic departure from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) program. We examine the potential implications for Albertans and the country's retirement landscape, as well as the economic and political considerations at play.

Lastly, we take a closer look at Nova Scotia, where the provincial government has overruled the Halifax council on matters related to affordable housing. We explore the challenges faced by communities in providing affordable housing and the intricate dynamics between local and provincial authorities.

There’s a lot on the docket this week and we’re happy to offer you another hour of edutainment.

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0:00 - Intro

8:00 - Canada Looks to Explore Universal Basic Income More Seriously

24:00 - Alberta to Back Out of CPP

42:00 - The Mediocrity of Healthcare

52:00 - Province of Nova Scotia Fights with City of Halifax over Affordable Housing

In this week's episode we dive into the latest headlines shaping the Great White North. We start by examining the glaring absence of Canada in NATO discussions. As a country known for its contributions to international peace and security, why is Canada being left out? We explore the implications of this exclusion and what it means for Canada's role on the global stage.

Next, we unpack the intriguing change of tone from News Media Canada who represents Canadian News interests. They see the benefit that Meta and Google brought to them and we discuss their stance against the Online News Act.

Finally, we delve into a financial mystery that has piqued the nation's interest - the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's investigation into the staggering $54 million spent on the ArriveCan app. What's the story behind this eye-popping figure, and what could it mean for the future of digital border security and public trust in government spending?

Join us as we navigate these significant Canadian stories and insightful perspectives on the evolving stories that shape the nation.

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0:00 - Intro

3:20 - Update on Israel v. Hamas Conflict

16:12 - Canada Left out of G7 Meetings

42:51 - News Media Canada Flips on Trudeau

46:10 - NS Mental Health Receives Updated Policy

50:00 - 2017 Chase the Ace Debacle

More scandals, more abuse of power, and more corruption takes centre stage in the news this week. With the marriage of Corporation and Government at an all time high we discuss the rise of Reverse Mortgage ads during this difficult economic time, how the government sought out an exterior agency to help sell the Carbon Tax to the Canadian people. We discuss the chaos erupting in congress south of the border and how they could affect us here at home and lastly we go over the terror and awful scenes coming out of Israel as more chaos, and violence erupt between Hamas and Israel. It’s loaded episode, so get yourself ready.

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0:00 - Intro

5:45 - Increase in Reverse Mortgage Ads on Television

34:40 - Big 5 Bank Forecast 

39:45 - Liberals Refuse Internal Advice and Purchase Report from the World Economic Forum 

56:00 - Chaos Erupts in US Congress 

1:05:30 - Attack on Festival by Hamas 

The Canadian government announces another shot across the bow for content creators. As an extension of Bill C-11, law makers are taking aim at Podcast hosting services and distributors to make sure they have the “Right amount of Canadian Content”. We discuss our reaction to this new law, additionally we discuss the post partum of the Nazi being invited onto Parliament hill, and the new chapter in the housing affordability crisis we are currently facing.

Intro - 0:00

The Fall out of the Nazi being invited to Parliament Hill - 2:05

Bill C 11 Takes Aim at Podcasters - 30:10

Housing Affordabliity  - 44:20

For the first time in Canadian history, our parliament hill praised the works of former military SS member. We discuss how this happened, how Canada is sending another $650M over to Ukraine, and final decisions that the G20 countries made on behalf of their constituents last week.