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Canada’s economic problems aren't caused by the U.S. We've created many of them ourselves. 

Dr. Ian Lee is an economist and professor at Carleton University, and exposes how decades of bad policy, excessive regulation, protectionism, and supply management have weakened Canada's economy. He examines declining productivity, trade barriers, stalled resource development, a...


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If Canada went to war today, would anyone show up? 

As Remembrance Day approaches, we honour the Canadians who served and sacrificed for their country. But do Canadians today still have that same sense of duty, patriotism and pride? 

Join David Leis with Lieutenant-Colonel (Ret.) David Redman, and Cal Chrustie, former RCMP senior operations officer and United Na...


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B.C. just delivered a political earthquake. What happens next? 

After nine years of NDP rule, B.C.’s Conservatives are set to form government following David Eby’s snap election gamble. What does this mean for B.C., Alberta and the rest of Canada? 

Join David Leis with Mike de Jong, former eight-term B.C. MLA; Bruce Hallsor, B.C. lawyer; and Marco Navarro-Génie,...


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Four soldiers are dead after a fire at CFB Wainwright. Is Canada prepared for the next emergency? 

Retired LCol. David Redman joins David Leis to discuss the lessons Canada must learn from the tragedy, gaps in emergency preparedness, and why rebuilding the Canadian Armed Forces matters to national security. He explains why emergency response starts in our own communiti...


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Alberta has voted. What happens next? 

The results are in, but what do they mean for Alberta—and for the rest of Canada? Is this the beginning of a major political shift, and will Ottawa start paying attention?  

Join David Leis with Bruce Pardy, law professor and Executive Director of Rights Probe; Cory Morgan, Alberta columnist and political commentator; and ...


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