The Prime Minister of Canada joined his counterparts from France and the U.K. in announcing impending recognition of a Palestinian state, in what seems like a major domestic policy shift, though many are wondering whether it will make any material difference on the ground. We also have updates to a…
Certain politicians, all of them Conservative for some reason, have been way out over their skis, swerving out of their lanes, with statements they've made, mostly regarding matters related to law and order, prompting organizations to speak out, essentially asking: "Could you not?" We also talk tariffs and trade. The…
Pierre Poilièvre decided to show up at the candidate forum for the federal by-election in Battle River-Crowfoot takes centre organized by the Camrose & District Chamber of Commerce and his "performance" (key word) revealed his lack of seriousness and betrayed that he hasn't learned a damn thing about the area…
Certain politicians, all of them Conservative for some reason, have been way out over their skis, swerving out of their lanes, with statements they've made, mostly regarding matters related to law and order, prompting organizations to speak out, essentially asking: "Could you not?" We also talk tariffs and trade. The…
The federal by-election in Battle River-Crowfoot takes centre stage as the Camrose & District Chamber of Commerce hosts a candidate forum tonight and Elections Canada delivers a blow to the Longest Ballot Committee's protest. The Prime Minister makes a long-awaited affordability announcement affecting PEI and an emerging lack of commitment…
The Prime Minister of Canada joined his counterparts from France and the U.K. in announcing impending recognition of a Palestinian state, in what seems like a major domestic policy shift, though many are wondering whether it will make any material difference on the ground. We also have updates to a…
Alberta (and by Alberta we mean Danielle Smith), once again, appears to be the focal point of much treachery as its prickly Premier moves to kneecap potential competition; appears to be providing aid and comfort to a band of disloyals who wish to sell out Canada in exchange for a…
Pierre Poilièvre decided to show up at the candidate forum for the federal by-election in Battle River-Crowfoot takes centre organized by the Camrose & District Chamber of Commerce and his "performance" (key word) revealed his lack of seriousness and betrayed that he hasn't learned a damn thing about the area…
The federal by-election in Battle River-Crowfoot takes centre stage as the Camrose & District Chamber of Commerce hosts a candidate forum tonight and Elections Canada delivers a blow to the Longest Ballot Committee's protest. The Prime Minister makes a long-awaited affordability announcement affecting PEI and an emerging lack of commitment…
Alberta (and by Alberta we mean Danielle Smith), once again, appears to be the focal point of much treachery as its prickly Premier moves to kneecap potential competition; appears to be providing aid and comfort to a band of disloyals who wish to sell out Canada in exchange for a…
Prime Minister Mark Carney co-hosted the Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee on Thursday in Inuvik with Natan Obed, president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatamisat, and based on all reports, the event appears to have been a success. However, that may have much to do with different structures that apply to the North and…
Today we welcome singer/songwriter Toni Vere to the Beaver Lodge for discussion about the intersection of music and politics. Toni has been writing songs for 51 years, has five albums to her credit with the sixth one on the way. She also composed and performed the song "Bonnie", which has…
Prime Minister Mark Carney co-hosted the Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee on Thursday in Inuvik with Natan Obed, president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatamisat, and based on all reports, the event appears to have been a success. However, that may have much to do with different structures that apply to the North and…
Please be sure to like, share and subscribe! https://bit.ly/TNEBsubscribe_link
Please be sure to like, share and subscribe! https://bit.ly/TNEBsubscribe_link
Prime Minister Mark Carney sat down with Canada's thirteen provincial and territorial premiers to update them on the current state of negotiations with the U.S. and to discuss next steps on moving our economy forward... Regardless of that which the U.S. does... It would appear everyone is so over the…
Today we welcome singer/songwriter Toni Vere to the Beaver Lodge for discussion about the intersection of music and politics. Toni has been writing songs for 51 years, has five albums to her credit with the sixth one on the way. She also composed and performed the song "Bonnie", which has…
The Conservatives are claiming they are changing their tone to show they are a government in waiting; Alberta Premier Danielle "Sourpuss" Smith attempts a tonal shift of her own; four U.S. Senators from both parties visit Canada to present a tone of their own, and; Indigenous representation at the First…
2025 is already the second-most intense Wildfire Season we've had and following an independent report commissioned by the town of Jasper to inform how to improve response, Mother Nature isn't the only one who is bringing the heat. In addition, heat is coming from certain Indigenous communities are not thrilled…
The Conservatives are claiming they are changing their tone to show they are a government in waiting; Alberta Premier Danielle "Sourpuss" Smith attempts a tonal shift of her own; four U.S. Senators from both parties visit Canada to present a tone of their own, and; Indigenous representation at the First…
Please be sure to like, share and subscribe! https://bit.ly/TNEBsubscribe_link
Please be sure to like, share and subscribe! https://bit.ly/TNEBsubscribe_link
2025 is already the second-most intense Wildfire Season we've had and following an independent report commissioned by the town of Jasper to inform how to improve response, Mother Nature isn't the only one who is bringing the heat. In addition, heat is coming from certain Indigenous communities are not thrilled…
The hastily-called (damage control oblige) summit between the Government of Canada and First Nations to discuss the way forward on nation-building projects within the context of the recently passed One Canadian Economy Act does not go down as both the Prime Minister and Government had hoped. Met with heavy criticism…
