269. DEBATE: Climate Regulation vs. Economic Growth
Energy experts Heather Exner-Pirot and Mark Jaccard join the first-ever Nuanced Debate to examine Canadian climate policy, pipelines, carbon...
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268. Paul Stamets: How Fungi Could Help Humanity Survive
Mycologist Paul Stamets joins to explain fungi, mycelial intelligence, AI risk, psilocybin research, Indigenous knowledge, immune health and...
267. Terry Glavin: This Journalist Questioned Kamloops 215—Then They Tried to Cancel Him
National Post columnist and author Terry Glavin joins to examine Kamloops 215, residential schools, media accountability, denialism, reconci...
266. Jack Mintz: Canada vs. Trump — Trade War Explained by Economist
Economist Jack Mintz explains how Trump’s trade war and Mark Carney’s negotiations are reshaping Canada’s economic strategy, including tarif...
265. Niki Sharma: Can Aboriginal Title & Private Property Coexist? B.C. Attorney General Responds
B.C. Attorney General and Deputy Premier Niki Sharma joins to discuss whether Aboriginal title and private property can coexist, the future...
264. Naheed Nenshi: Is Premier Danielle Smith Failing Alberta?
Alberta’s Official Opposition Leader Naheed Nenshi joins to discuss Danielle Smith’s government, the separatism debate, immigration and Indi...
263. Danielle Smith: The Premier of Alberta
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith joins to explain why the province is holding a separatism referendum, whether Mark Carney can deliver a new p...
262. John Main: The Premier of Nunavut
Nunavut Premier John Main joins to discuss Arctic sovereignty, Mark Carney, housing, healthcare, mining, devolution and northern infrastruct...
261. R.J. Simpson: The Premier of the Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories Premier R.J. Simpson joins to discuss Mark Carney’s northern investments, Indigenous self-government, the decline of t...
260. Ellis Ross: Indigenous MP Warns About the Cowichan Decision
Ellis Ross, Conservative MP and former Haisla chief councillor, joins to explain Aboriginal title, private property, reconciliation, UNDRIP,...
259. Tara Henley: Why Canadians Stopped Trusting the Media
Tara Henley joins to examine declining trust in Canadian media, CBC bias, journalism subsidies, objectivity, unmarked graves, the trucker co...
258. Rob Shaw: Is David Eby’s Government Failing?
Journalist Rob Shaw joins to examine David Eby, British Columbia’s deficit, DRIPA, drug decriminalization, media bias, foreign interference,...
257. Kennedy Stewart: Did China Try to Remove Him as Vancouver Mayor?
Kennedy Stewart joins to discuss Chinese foreign interference, Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, the NDP, Vancouver housing, policing, and demo...
256. Tony Keller: Did Mass Immigration Make Canadians Poorer?
Globe and Mail journalist Tony Keller joins to explain Canada’s immigration crisis, the Century Initiative, temporary foreign workers, inter...
255. Warren Mirko: Aboriginal Title vs. Public Land — Who Controls BC?
Warren Mirko joins to debate Aboriginal title, Crown land, private property, UNDRIP, reconciliation, the Cowichan decision, Musqueam agreeme...
254. Karen Restoule: Can Aboriginal Title & Private Property Coexist in Canada?
Karen Restoule, who is Ojibwe from Dokis First Nation, joins to discuss Aboriginal title, private property, DRIPA, Cowichan, Kamloops, media...
253. Joseph Steinberg: U.S. vs. Canada — Economist Explains the Trade War
Economist Joseph Steinberg explains the U.S.–Canada trade war, Trump’s tariffs, Mark Carney’s strategy, CUSMA, Canadian jobs, the auto secto...
252. Robert Fife: Why Great Journalists Must Cause Trouble
Globe and Mail journalist Robert Fife joins to discuss media bias, Pierre Poilievre, Mark Carney, political journalism, CBC anonymity, forei...
251. Aaron Pete: What 250 Episodes Taught Me—and Where It Goes Next
Aaron Pete reflects on 250 episodes, independent Canadian media, respectful disagreement, political interviews, Nuanced Debates, and the fut...
250. Trevor Tombe: Are Canadians Getting Poorer? Economist Explains
Economist Trevor Tombe explains why Canadians feel poorer, how Canada fell behind other advanced economies, and what productivity, taxes, ho...