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The Political Paradox Podcast

Release Date: 11/05/2021

Too Little, Too Late | 195 show art Too Little, Too Late | 195

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:

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Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss | 194 show art Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss | 194

The Political Paradox Podcast

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:  

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The House is Back | 193 show art The House is Back | 193

The Political Paradox Podcast

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:  

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Will The 2025 Federal Election Be Pushed Back? | 192 show art Will The 2025 Federal Election Be Pushed Back? | 192

The Political Paradox Podcast

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:  

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The Liberals Can’t Catch a Break | 191 show art The Liberals Can’t Catch a Break | 191

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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:  

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63% Of Canadians No Longer Trust The Corporate Press | 190 show art 63% Of Canadians No Longer Trust The Corporate Press | 190

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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:  

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History Didn’t Just Begin 6 Seconds Ago (Quick Hit) | 189 show art History Didn’t Just Begin 6 Seconds Ago (Quick Hit) | 189

The Political Paradox Podcast

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:  

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Trudeau Rearranges His Cabinet | 188 show art Trudeau Rearranges His Cabinet | 188

The Political Paradox Podcast

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:  

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The Corporate Press Can’t Be Trusted | 187 show art The Corporate Press Can’t Be Trusted | 187

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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:  

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Leave The Kids Alone | 186 (Quick Hit) show art Leave The Kids Alone | 186 (Quick Hit)

The Political Paradox Podcast

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

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This Episode: The federal government says ‘no EI for you’ for those fired for not disclosing their vaccination status. Then, a Canadian born economist wins a Nobel Prize for peddling economic fallacies, we’ll set the record straight. Plus, the Ontario Libertarian Party elects a new leader, Mark Snow sits down with us for a one-on-one interview.

Timeline:

00:00:50 - Opening thoughts
00:29:35 - Interview: Mark Snow, OLP Leader
00:40:42 - Final thoughts

Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca/173