First, we dive into the alarming news that Canada's anger index has reached an all-time high. What’s driving this surge in public discontent? From economic pressures to political strife, we explore the factors fueling the nation’s rising anger.

Next, we turn our attention to the demands being made by Palestine supporters on Canadian universities. We delve into the protests, the demands for policy changes, and the broader implications for academic freedom and campus politics.

Amidst the turmoil, a Conservative nomination scandal in Ontario has come to light, shaking the political landscape. We dissect the allegations, the fallout, and what it means for the integrity of the nomination process and the party’s future.

And finally, we address the plight of immigrants with expiring work visas who are facing the prospect of leaving the country. We explore their stories, the bureaucratic challenges they face, and the broader implications for Canada’s immigration policies and labor market.

0:00 - Intro

3:10 - Canada’s Anger Index Research

17:27 - Demands of Palestine Protestors

35:16 - Conservative Nomination Scandal

51:20 - Leftist Hypocrisy

01:16:17 - International students protest for extended work

01:27:00 - Wild Card

First on our agenda is the eruption of political chaos at the federal level, with scandals, showdowns, and shifting alliances dominating the discourse.

We dissect the polarizing stances of Premier Ford and Prime Minister Trudeau as they speak out in support of Israel amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East. The implications of their statements reverberate across the political spectrum, igniting fierce debates and sparking questions about foreign policy priorities.

Amidst the chaos, we witness a dramatic meltdown during Question Period between the Liberals and Conservatives, exposing deep-seated divisions and raising concerns about the efficacy of parliamentary discourse.

In a bid to address growing concerns about foreign interference in Canadian politics, the announcement of a foreign interference registry sends shockwaves through the political establishment. We analyze the motivations behind this initiative and its potential impact on safeguarding Canadian democracy.

But that's not all – we explore the controversial introduction of Canada's departure tax, provoking outcry and debate over its fairness and implications for Canadians traveling abroad.

And in a bizarre twist, we uncover the public shaming of the Canadian military's new logo, raising questions about branding, symbolism, and the role of public perception in shaping national identity.

0:00 - Intro

3:30 - Political Federal Chaos

24:27 - Ford and Trudeau Speak out in Support of Israeli’s

34:00 - Breaking Down the Question Period Meltdown

47:00 - Foreign Interference Inquiry Registry

01:07:46 - Canada’s Departure Tax

01:15:40 - The Canadian Military’s New Logo?

First on the agenda is the Liberals' attempt to link Pierre Poilievre to the right-wing group "diagolon," igniting accusations of smear tactics and political mudslinging. We delve into the complexities of guilt by association, the implications for political discourse, and the strategies at play in the lead-up to the election.

But the drama doesn't end there – we explore Prime Minister Trudeau's bold statement, declaring that the Canada Revenue Agency will be coming after Premier Scott Moe. As tensions between federal and provincial governments escalate, we analyze the legal and political implications of this high-stakes showdown.

Amidst the political firestorm, we hear from doctors voicing frustration over the Capital Gains Tax Increase, shedding light on the challenges facing healthcare professionals and the potential impact on patient care.

On the economic front, we delve into the beginnings of the Loblaw's boycott set to begin in May, examining the consumer activism movement, the corporate response, and the broader implications for the retail giant and Canadian consumers.

And in an exclusive interview, we sit down with a couple caught in a bylaw battle with the city of Halifax, offering a firsthand account of the challenges faced by ordinary citizens in navigating bureaucratic red tape and local government regulations.

0:00 - Intro

7:35 - Poilievre, Diagolon & Political Division

29:24 - Trudeau Says CRA will go After Premier Moe

41:08 - Doctors Fight Back Against Capital Gains Tax Increase

50:33 - Loblaw Boycott Begins

53:25 - Housing Bylaw Fiasco