The Political Paradox Podcast

This Episode: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau steps down, is it too little, too late? Then, Ontarians are going to the polls early, is this political opportunism? Plus, how much are you really saving under the federal Government's so-called GST Holiday? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/195

This Episode: We break down the 2024 election results. Then, polling suggest that a Majority of Canadians want to keep the door open to new immigrants… but do they really? Plus, Do you still subscribe to cable? Your TV line-up may change significantly in January. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/194 

This Episode: Parliament is back in session, is an election around the corner? Then, do government handouts affect media coverage? Plus, we take a look at the latest US election news. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/193 

This Episode: Inflation continues to grow, even though the media is saying it’s falling, what’s the real story? Then, Canada’s 2025 election date could be pushed back, and the reason may shock you. Plus, fears about privatizing healthcare in Ontario, but what’s the REAL fear? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/192 

This Episode: Political turmoil in Ottawa, the word wacko gets one politician kicked out. Then, Ontario drivers are now subject to a breathalyzer test by the OPP even if you haven’t been drinking; is this a violation of civil liberties? Plus, federal hate speech legislation comes under fire, if Elon Musk and Margaret Atwood agree it’s bad… it must be REALLY bad. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/191 

This Episode: More cuts at big media companies, did they do it to themselves? Then, 6 feet of social distancing… they made it up. Plus, what do Canadians think of state run healthcare? Turns out… not much. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/190 

This Episode: We talk about the Israel-Hamas war, unrealistic promises of Ontario’s new Liberal leader, and a new approach to healthcare in Alberta. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/189 

This Episode: Parliament's fall session is underway; can the Trudeau liberals boost their popularity? Then, The federal government removes the GST on new apartment builds, will this bring housing costs down? Plus, turns out that paper straws aren’t so good for the environment after all. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/188 

This Episode: Social media companies are pulling Canadian news links from their platforms, what effect will this have on the news industry? Then, pride month yielded a bunch of interesting stories, is there a rift developing in the LGBT community? Plus, last week was reportedly the hottest week in earth’s history… but was it? Show Notes:  http://www.politicalparadox.ca/187

This Episode: Bank of Canada hikes interest rate again, Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass removed from team's roster, and the gender ideology protests in Ottawa. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/186 Support Us Through Patreon

This Episode: We revisit the very first episode we ever did.

This Episode: Trudeau announces an “Independent” investigation into foreign election interference, but how independent will it actually be? Then, Bill C-18 is in the works, should online news sites be compensated when their articles appear in search engines? Plus, Tickets here, get your tickets here… or not. Should ticketmaster be broken up? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/185 

This Episode: Happy New Year! Here are the ways the state will get bigger in 2023. Then, the Kraken subvariant makes it’s debut, and the media is leaving out one very important detail. Plus, a London woman sues a concert venue for overserving her alcohol, at what point does personal responsibility begin? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/184

This Episode: Justin Trudeau testifies at the emergencies act inquiry, and boy was it cringy. Then, Chrystia Freeland admits she’s an elite, finally we get some truth. Plus, a poll suggests that a majority of Canadians support mask mandates, but the real world evidence suggests otherwise. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/183

This Episode: Polls show that federal support is waning for the Liberal Party, but you wouldn't know that by reading the headline. Then, the federal government announces a review of the cannabis act, has the legalization of marijuana achieved its original stated goals? Plus, progressives declare 'sanctuary cities' but then turn immigrants away when they show up, we'll explore this huge hypocrisy.

This Episode: Lisa LaFlamme is out at CTV News, was this ageism, sexism… or something else? Then, Toronto’s top housing official says Landlords shouldn’t be allowed to raise rents between tenants, will this benefit renters? Plus, we talk about the academic practice of peer review, is it all it’s cracked up to be? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/181

This Episode: Voter turnout in Ontario’s election at an all-time low… what’s the reason for this? Then, Freedom convoy protesters return to Ottawa on Canada Day, and the media smear job was out in full force. Plus, Is it really oil costs that are responsible for rising prices across the board? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/180

This Episode: Real Time analysis of the Ontario leaders debate. Timeline: 00:00:30 - Opening thoughts 00:09:23 - The debate and real time analysis 02:40:00 -  Final thoughts Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/179

This Episode: The Federal NDP agrees to prop up the Liberals for the next three years, but how long will this agreement really last? Then, a majority of Canadians support defunding the CBC, will it ever actually happen? Plus, the annual sunshine list is out in Ontario, does this list inadvertently cause more government spending? Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/178

This Episode: We take a look into what led to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Then, The federal emergencies act is gone almost as quickly as it was implemented, but was it even necessary in the first place? Plus, How many lives did the pandemic lockdowns save? A new study has some dismal conclusions.