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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 32 MIN

Pierre Poilievre on Why Socialism Doesn't Work | Canada's Housing Crisis, Inequality & China EV Warning

from The Maple Conservative Girl

In this episode, I break down Pierre Poilievre's long-form interview and his argument for why socialism doesn't work, especially in the context of Canada's growing economic challenges. From the housing crisis to rising inequality, Poilievre lays out his perspective on why more government intervention may be making things worse—not better. I also talk about how the gap between rich and poor continues to widen, what's driving housing unaffordability across Canada, and whether current policies are helping or hurting everyday Canadians.  Beyond domestic issues, I dive into growing concerns about Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) and warnings from U.S. officials that they could pose national security risks through surveillance technology. Finally, we touch on the lack of transparency around Canada–U.S. trade discussions, and what that could mean for the future of the Canadian economy, jobs, and investment. Why is the government not being transparent with Canadians on trade negotiations with America. Why is it taking so long?

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