#206 - How Extremists Have Changed Canadian Politics

This week we're diving headfirst into the real-world impact of political extremism. From protests to policy, we dissect how radical ideologies are shaking the foundations of our society. Hold on tight as we navigate through the tumultuous waters of Steven Guilbeault's bold proposal to halt investments in road infrastructure. It's a move that could reshape how we travel and trade - we break down the potential repercussions and the debate surrounding this controversial stance. Shifting gears, we uncover the NDP's daring push to make advertising illegal for oil companies. This aggressive move sparks a heated debate about the intersection of politics, corporate influence, and environmental activism. In a jaw-dropping revelation, we delve into the mysterious disappearance of 1700 emails in the ArriveCAN investigation. What do these missing messages mean for public trust, accountability, and the future of digital border security? As we mark the anniversary of the Freedom Convoy, we reflect on the events that transpired and the lasting impact on Canadian politics and public discourse. It's a journey through the echoes of a protest that made headlines around the world. And don't blink, because we're zooming in on local politics, where the pulse of communities beats strong. From city halls to neighbourhood dynamics, we'll shed light on the unsung stories shaping our daily lives. 0:00 - Intro 7:40 - Follow up on Canadian Press Story about Cons giving $120M to Mainstream Media 17:34 - Steven Guilbeault Wants to Stop Investing in Road Infrastructure  26:40 - Carbon Tax has not lowered Canadian Emissions 39:10 - Gov’t House Leader Gets Grilled over Carbon Tax 48:00 - NDP want to make advertising for oil companies illegal 52:58 - ArriveCan Investigation HEATS UP 01:02:00 - Freedom Convoy 01:08:48 - Trump Sued $355M 01:18:05 - Canadian Senate looks to Restrict Adult Content Online 01:24:03 - Seraphina Fights to Get Better at Singing