Since being elected Justin Trudeau has hammered Canadians with carbon taxes. These taxes were supposed to deter Canadians from burning fossil fuels. But guess what? Emission keep going up - in spite of these deterrents. Dan McTeague is a former Liberal MP, and an expert on the energy sector. He joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss why the Carbon taxes aren't working - and what should be done about it.

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The Justin Trudeau Liberals love to talk about how they are champions of the middle class. However, time and time again they demonstrate that they are more interested in lining the pockets of corporations with billions of taxpayer dollars. The latest recipient of a large Liberal cheque is Volkswagen, which will be opening a battery manufacturing plant in Ontario. Jay Goldberg is with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. He joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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The Washington Post recently reported that Justin Trudeau is Diminishing Canada throughout the World by underfunding its military spending obligations. It would seem that when the spending benefits him - he has blank cheques ready to be signed. But when times get tough his priorities are out of whack. Dan McTeague is a former Liberal MP, he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss how this will impact Canada on the world stage.

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Most Canadians are happy to complain about the high rate of taxes - and the lack of accountability when they ask Government what they are getting for their money. Are Canadians stupid when they continue to vote for governments that continue to raise their taxes? Bruce Pardy is a Law Professor, and he has some thoughts on this. He joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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One of Canada's largest unions has been on the picket line after working two years without a contract, but with full pay and bonuses for almost everyone. After watching Justin Trudeau sign 3 years worth of blank cheques during the pandemic, the 150 000 workers are demanding better wages, better overtime, and meal allowances. Is this a case of greedy unions sticking their hand in the public coffers? Can Ottawa even afford to pay them what they are asking for? Jay Goldberg is with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss how much the PSAC raise will cost Canadians.

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Are we witnessing a cultural decline in an era where book publishers are rewriting books to satisfy the woke mob? We are witnessing revisions to books by beloved authors like Dr Seuss, Agatha Christie, and Ian Fleming. Why do these people feel that sanitizing these books is in their best interest? Bruce Pardy is a Law Professor, and he joins Stephen LeDrew to unpack this issue for Three Minutes.

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Justin Trudeau has long been touting the carbon tax as the great solution to climate change. Now, Justin Trudeau is trying to force all car driving Canadians to buy an electric car. If the Conservatives form the next government how will things be different with regard to their environmental policy? John Capobianco is a Conservative Bigshot - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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Brian Lilley of the Sun thinks that Trudeau kept the Monarchy Forever. Not Justin Trudeau the Incompetent, but his Father, Pierre Elliot Trudeau. Watch Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun explain his theory of our Constitutional Monarchy — Long Live The King!

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According to Stephen LeDrew - Canada is not broken - but Government is broken. Bruce Pardy is a law professor who agrees with Stephen that the government is broken. They unpack how big government is the source of many of the problems in society - even though many people think that it is here to help.

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Justin Trudeau is headed to New York to party like a rock star. Meanwhile, in Ottawa there are 150 000 PSAC workers on the picket line. While we don't expect the Prime Minister to personally handle the bargaining - does he not have an obligation to remain in Ottawa while the lights are flickering? Dan McTeague is a former Liberal MP, he joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes to discuss what should be done in Ottawa.

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