The American government has finally agreed to pass the USMCA trade agreement (amidst the Trump impeachment inquiry). We discuss the details of the agreement and how they affect Canada.

The federal government faces pressures to impose sanctions on China. The long list of infractions that inspire this include the treatment of protestors and detainment of religious minorities. We discuss how sanctions would work against China and ways the world should respond to this regime.

Around the world in 2018, nearly 9.8 million people were diagnosed with measles. Of that, over 140,000 died. The growth and revival of measles is being propelled by the asinine anti vaccination movement. We explore the data and discuss the underlying ideology of this group today.

Food prices are expected to inflate by 4% next year. This is double the average yearly inflation rate. We discuss these findings and what they mean for Canada. Then, we examine the NATO drama between President Trump and Prime Minister Trudeau.

The far left has pushed a narrative of math being “racist”. This has seeped into the American education system as Seattle looks to add these notions to their curriculum. We play an interview (courtesy of Fox News) from a professor who attempts to defend the idea. After, we dissect these notions and reveal the underlying ideology.

An article via The Star paints a depressing picture of Canada’s nutrition landscape. The health of the nation is in danger due to a nutrition deficit. We discuss the findings and brainstorm ideas on how everyone can improve their diet.

Exclusive recordings from the CBC reveal a political party hired an outside firm to launch an attack campaign against Maxime Bernier and The People's Party. Their aim was to expose him as a racist, white supremacist. The company incited their employees to let their "hate wash over them as a purifying force" and to "spill blood". We discuss the implications of attack style politics and how this sets an appalling precedent.

The inventor of the internet (Tim Berners-Lee) proposes a “Contract for the Web”. Within this document, pillars for successful interaction between government, corporations and people are laid out. We evaluate these principles and discuss if they can truly save the internet as proposed by Tim.

The Premier of Alberta has come under public scrutiny for firing an election commissioner amid an investigation. Kenney is suspected of removing the official due to the possibility of uncovering evidence of criminal involvement. We discuss why Jason Kenney is a corrupt politician and how the evidence points towards his guilt.

Suicide is the 9th leading cause of death in Canada. All of this despite living in the most prosperous times in all of human history? We explore the suicide epidemic and unravel our growing lack of purpose.