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We have no Kardashians with whom to keep up, but as we have been talking a lot about floor crossings, trade, and the economy, certain recent stories have not gotten the attention they deserve. Today we look into recent items related to housing, defence, health care, child care, and more,…

We thought for sure that following the floor-crossing of now-formerly CPC MP Michael Ma, ReRun Poilièvre would go into hiding, but it appears things are so bad within the party that Pierre (AKA Mr. Defund the CBC!!!!) willingly took on the 'personal indignity' of running to the CBC, of all…

Fierce disability advocate, World cup winning adaptive para-bobsled pioneer, and nationally ranked sledge hockey player Brian McPherson has gone to rest at the age of 47. I didn't know him, but many of you may be familiar with him from the CBC reality show Push. He chose MAID, with the…

As the House wound down for the Christmas break, Markham-Unionville MP Michael Ma made some noise by announcing he was crossing the floor to join the Liberal Party of Canada. It was a move nobody saw coming as it had been kept super quiet and he was on nobody's list…

As the House wound down for the Christmas break, Markham-Unionville MP Michael Ma made some noise by announcing he was crossing the floor to join the Liberal Party of Canada. It was a move nobody saw coming as it had been kept super quiet and he was on nobody's list…

The upheaval created by the parry and thrust of politics yields its fair share of doomscrolling, but today we try to throw in a few more "good news" stories into the mix. The Governor of the Bank of Canada as well as the IMF have moderately positive, given the circumstances,…

ReRun Poilièvre showed up — or more accurately, he didn't (because he voted remotely) — in the House to play "reindeer (read: schoolyard) games" he chose, only to lose at them. The Canadian Ambassador to the USA, Kirsten Hillman — our designated point person for trade negotiations with the USA…

The RCMP are (taking forever in) already (allegedly) investigating activities of the Doug Ford government related to The Greenbelt. Now, the OPP announces it is looking into disbursements under the Skills Development Fund. The Poilièvre Conservatives are once again showing they are not a serious option with their latest "stir…

Fierce disability advocate, World cup winning adaptive para-bobsled pioneer, and nationally ranked sledge hockey player Brian McPherson has gone to rest at the age of 47. I didn't know him, but many of you may be familiar with him from the CBC reality show Push. He chose MAID, with the…

Good morning, DamFam! It's a big of a grab bag of news items today. We'll chat about recent job data and the Bank of Canada interest rate decision; labour unrest at Air Transit; news affecting trade and manufacturing sectors; that really odd World Cup 2026 draw, and the recent NDP…

Hard to Swallow -- From the CBC. A disturbing story of medical (?) malfeasance and patient abuse, in Moose Jaw. This story will make you angry, it will make you demand answers and make you want to seek justice for those who have been wronged. The Daily Beaver Morning Show…

Fierce disability advocate, World cup winning adaptive para-bobsled pioneer, and nationally ranked sledge hockey player Brian McPherson has gone to rest at the age of 47. I didn't know him, but many of you may be familiar with him from the CBC reality show Push. He chose MAID, with the…

Well, how was that for a news week eh? It certainly appears, at least to this ol' Grizzly, that the President of the United States REALLY, REALLY wants to start using the 'N' word during his daily hate filled, ignorant, asinine rants. After what he said about Somalia & Somalia…

In devastating news for the Sault Sainte-Marie community, despite having recently received half-a-billion dollars in federal and provincial loan guarantees, Algoma Steel announced it will be laying off about 1,000 workers, about a third of its workforce early in 2026. Now that the dust is starting to settle on the…

Hard to Swallow -- From the CBC. A disturbing story of medical (?) malfeasance and patient abuse, in Moose Jaw. This story will make you angry, it will make you demand answers and make you want to seek justice for those who have been wronged. 4pm start. See you then.…

Hard to Swallow -- From the CBC. A disturbing story of medical (?) malfeasance and patient abuse, in Moose Jaw. This story will make you angry, it will make you demand answers and make you want to seek justice for those who have been wronged. 4pm start. See you then.…

Finally, in British Columbia, now-former BC Conservative Party Leader John Rustad, finally, takes the hint and steps aside. The Prime Minister will be in the USA today with Presidents Trump and Sheinbaum for the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw. One shouldn't expect much to advance on trade with the USA…

Hard to Swallow -- From the CBC. A disturbing story of medical (?) malfeasance and patient abuse, in Moose Jaw. This story will make you angry, it will make you demand answers and make you want to seek justice for those who have been wronged. 4pm start. See you then.…

The Daily Beaver Morning Show stands out from other morning programs due to its engaging coverage of a wide range of topics, from current events and political commentary to lighthearted discussions and interviews. It provides commentary and analysis of these topics from a uniquely Canadian perspective and is home to…

Well, how was that for a news week eh? It certainly appears, at least to this ol' Grizzly, that the President of the United States REALLY, REALLY wants to start using the 'N' word during his daily hate filled, ignorant, asinine rants. After what he said about Somalia & Somalia…

It's a short show this morning, Dam Fam! Canada's third quarter economic numbers were recently released and it's yet more bad news for Pierre Poilièvre's "broken" narrative. December 1 is World AIDS Day. The Energy Minister, Tim Hodgson, steps in it. Episode 801 — Monday, December 1, 2025 Support us:…

Thanks, in part, to the help of Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May, Finance Minister Champagne's first budget passes its first major test. Now, to see how much of it survives "committee" as more confidence votes on it are to come. Episode 790 — Tuesday, November 18, 2025 Support…

The Liberals have secured one more key vote on the way to the magic number of 171 needed to pass the budget. Also, a bit of quick news of 'Canadians Who Make Us Proud'

The AIDS Committee of Toronto, a long-standing `healthcare` organization, is closing its doors after 42 years. This development reflects significant `medical advancements` in `hiv treatment`, leading to reduced demand for its services addressing the `aids epidemic`. The `city of toronto` agency's closure marks a shift in how support for those…