Dec 5 2025
Today’s guest has been at the heart of some of the most integral moments of Canadian politics in recent weeks — and has the metaphorical scars to prove it.
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May was the lone opposition MP who voted to support Mark Carney’s government in a recent budget vote.
She agreed to do so only after Carney had affirmed Canada’s commitment to meeting its Paris Agreement climate targets.
A little over a week later, Mark Carney signed a memorandum of understanding with Alberta that clawed back several Trudeau-era climate policies and paved a pathway for a potential pipeline.
This left May telling reporters that Carney “needs to consider what his word means when his word was given.”
All of this has left me dying to have a conversation with the green party leader — and luckily, she has obliged me.
I’m very excited to welcome Green Party Leader Elizabeth May on today’s show.
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IMHO the Liberals made a deal with the Bloc in order garner their support of the Throne Speech hence no tally. Obviously they did the same with Dizzy Lizzy with the budget. The awful truth is all the political parties are terrified of another election. The NDP and the Bloc shouldn't be and Dizzy Lizzy could have been a hero but the neocons don't want a minority while the worldwide economy collapses
Dec 4, 2025
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre squared off against Carney's Liberal Cabinet Ministers today during question period in the House of Commons after Stellantis layoffs, Algoma layoffs, and the Liberal cabinet shuffle.
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Dec 4, 2025
Conservatives vs Liberals in parliament is one of the most entertaining this in politics in Canada.
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Dec 2, 2025
Dec 5 2025
MP Jamil Jivani delivers his speech on Bill C-9 in the House of Commons. The Liberals are seeking to amend this bill to criminalize reading and sharing certain Bible verses as 'hate-speech'
MP Jivani speaks to the colonial nature of this move by the Liberals and how they are seeking to strip away the heritage, culture and traditions of Canadians
This speech was originally delivered in the House of Commons on December 4, 2025.
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Whereas everything in heaven and hell in done in threes I did a double-check with you and two with the latest self promotions of Garnett Genuis after he deleted my words
Dec 3 2025
LIVE: Fighting For Religious Freedom The Carney Liberals are pushing amendments at the Justice Committee that would allow someone to be prosecuted for reading the Bible and other religious texts.
Watch LIVE as Conservatives fight back at the Justice Committee against this outrageous proposal.
Whereas everything in heaven and hell in done in threes I did a double-check with you and one with Jamil Jivan's latest self promotion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeZrdHqJcCE
Dec 4, 2025
Conservatives are forcing a debate in Parliament to shine a light on unprecedented Liberal attempts to undermine religious freedom in Canada.
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Whereas everything in heaven and hell in done in threes I did a double-check with you and one with Jamil Jivan's latest self promotion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeZrdHqJcCE
WOW Now they are all gone I must have touched a nerve I feel honoured that you didn't dare argue me or want anyone else to EH?
Now where did my first comment go???
Nov 30, 2025
Deja Vu???
Dec 1, 2025
MPs speak with reporters on Parliament Hill as they convene for the daily question period in the House of Commons.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne faces questions on Ontario-based Algoma Steel's decision to lay off 1000 workers.
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree comments on the ongoing flood emergency in Sri Lanka.
Liberal MPs Ron McKinnon and Marcus Powlowski give their thoughts on the recent energy MOU signed between Alberta and the federal government.
Liberal MPs Ben Carr, Ginette Petitpas-Taylor and Shafqat Ali, Bloc MPs Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe and Yves Perron, NPD MP Jenny Kwan, and Conservative MP Pierre Paul-Hus react to the federal cabinet shuffle. Joël Lightbound, Julie Dabrusin and Marc Miller received new portfolios in the wake of Steven Guilbeault's resignation from cabinet over the Ottawa-Alberta energy MOU.
Dec 3, 2025
Yesterday
at OGGO Meeting No. 19 (Dec 2, 2025), Interim Parliamentary Budget
Officer Jason Jacques delivered the line of the year: when government
departments realize they’re supposed to hand over data to the PBO… “news
travels fast.” In plain English: the Liberal government is deliberately
stonewalling the independent budget watchdog. Jacques laid bare the
total lack of transparency on fiscal anchors, infrastructure billions,
and runaway spending — Canadians are being kept in the dark on purpose.
This is the eye-opening moment everyone needs to see.
📂 Full meeting: https://parlvu.parl.gc.ca
📊 PBO reports: pbo-dpb.ca
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Where did my important comment go???
"What a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive"
FYI
BTW I agree with this dude The not so nice NDP lawyer/leader did the best speech of all
AND
Its been years What has your Clone and his CBC buddies said Bill C-9 ?
Deja Vu???
Trust that Paul Hellyer had figured out that they all in it together and a hell book about it.
Before I came home to run in the 38th Parliament I offered to run for his party (CAP) and the new formed Green Party and was insulted by both. Hence I ran for public office 8 times since as an Independent
Goodbye Canada
Paul Hellyer
Chimo Media, 2001 - Business & Economics - 206 pages
The author analyses how globalization and the onslaught of "free trade" are destroying the economic, social and political foundations of the Canadian nation.
Contents
The New World DisOrder
15
The Enforcers
36
The Root Of All Evil 57
Copyright
Why did you delete 2 of my comments???
How has the Ottawa-Alberta MOU signed last week affected the Liberal government's popularity? CPAC’s Michael Serapio looks at the latest numbers around the pipeline and climate issue with Éric Grenier, founder and writer of The Writ, and Philippe J. Fournier, founder and writer of 338Canada.
Dec 2, 2025
Polls suggest that a majority of Canadians (including British Columbians), support building a new pipeline from Alberta to the north coast of B.C. But after the resignation of Steven Guilbeault, a key minister for the Liberals in Quebec, and indications that the party’s electoral base in B.C. and elsewhere has mixed views about a new pipeline, could Mark Carney’s voter coalition be cracking — or could it grow instead?
This week on The Numbers, we dissect some new numbers on how Canadians view the possibility of a new pipeline and what they could mean for the fortunes of the Liberals. We also have some new polls concerning the federal scene and Quebec provincial politics to chat about
Dec 2, 2025
Conservatives vs Liberals in parliament is one of the most entertaining this in politics in Canada.
Dec 2, 2025
MPs speak with reporters on Parliament Hill as they convene for the daily question period in the House of Commons. They face questions about Algoma Steel's recent layoff of 1,000 employees, the recent PBO report on the federal government's housing plan, the Bloc's call to eliminate the religious exemption for hate speech, and return-to-office mandates for public servants.
Speaking with reporters are Industry Minister Mélanie Joly, Liberal MPs, Anthony Housefather and Greg Fergus, and NDP MP Jenny Kwan.
Dec 2, 2025
Ministers speak with reporters as the federal cabinet holds its weekly meeting on Parliament Hill. They face questions on topics ranging from yesterday’s cabinet shuffle, a new report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) on federal housing spending, and the federal government’s gun buy-back program.
Speaking with reporters are Prime Minister Mark Carney and ministers Marc Miller (Canadian identity and culture), Joël Lightbound (government transformation, public works and procurement), Julie Dabrusin (environment, climate change and nature), François-Philippe Champagne (finance and national revenue), Steven MacKinnon (transport), Gregor Robertson (housing and infrastructure), Tim Hodgson (energy and natural resources), and Gary Anandasangaree (public safety).
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