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Former CAF Captain Brian Isted is back on with us Monday morning on The Really Big Show.

We go live every weekday morning at 9 am PST.

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Meet Canada's newest Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.


Findlay won the leadership ballot on the 4th and final ballot with 51% of the votes.


Iain Black's secondary votes pushed Findlay over the top for the win.


The former Stephen Harper minister even busted our a dance move in her celebration.

David Eby and his team will be working on the attack angles..and the dance move will likely be in his top 10.

What are your thoughts?




We have reached out for an interview.

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These are the charts to support the interview with Joseph Barbuto that we did not get to put up. Interview here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dQwo...

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You don't want to miss this one! Conservative Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman, one of the sharpest voices in the Official Opposition, joins us tomorrow live @ 2:15 PM EST.

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It takes courage to change your mind publicly.

Martha Hall Findlay helped create the Pathways carbon capture project. This month she wrote in the Globe and Mail that Canada should postpone it and focus on pipelines instead.

Join us tomorrow at 12PM PST as we sit down with the former Liberal MP, energy policy expert, and director of the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary for a conversation on where Canada's energy policy goes from here.

What do you want Jim and Iain to ask her?

Drop your questions below.

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Former BC NDP Finance Minister Selina Robinson will join Iain Burns and Jim Csek on Thursday April 2 to discuss the recent BC NDP budget.

We have sent repeated requests to the current Finance Minister Brenda Bailey and so far she has not accepted an interview with Iain and Jim.

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Joseph Barbuto is back on Wednesday, April 1 to discuss Canada's economic state.

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Goeff Moyse will Join Iain Burns and Jim Csek on The Really Big Show on Tuesday, March 31 to discuss DRIPA.

Geoff Moyse has over 30 years experience working as a lawyer on Aboriginal law and treaties with six different BC govts.

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Heather Exner-Pirot will join Iain and I on Monday, March 30 to talk Canadian energy,

Do you have any questions for her?

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Financial Post: ‘Brutal result’: BMO

“The result … ranks as one of the worst (non-pandemic) months ever for jobs,” Douglas Porter, chief economist at BMO Economics, said in a note.


Job losses piled up in the private sector and full-time positions accounted for all of the decline. Almost no sector was spared, with losses recorded in retail and wholesale trade, construction and manufacturing and other industries.


Employment in manufacturing is now down a “heavy” 2.8 per cent year over year, Porter said.


All told, job growth has flatlined over the past year.


“No sense sugar-coating this one — this is simply a brutal result,” he said, singling out the near-zero job growth as a damning metric for the state of the economy.

financialpost.com/news/economy/bank-of-canada-like…


PM Mark Carney: tells reporters Canada is doing better that the US.

MP Evan Solomon says the war in Iran is affecting housing prices.

MP Joli claims we are 13 month highs with more job creation.
https://youtu.be/F0O2VrpgMLE


Perhaps they should talk with economists or just about anybody that can read a chart.

Thoughts.

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