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Author:Paulie Sci

EP 068 – NDP Leadership Review, MP Pay Hikes, and Libertarian Debate Analysis

Posted on April 5, 2016Updated on July 28, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: A city council in Ontario doesn’t want to hear from taxpayers, unfortunately this looks like a growing trend. Then, we’ll analyze last week’s nationally Televised libertarian debate. Plus, get out that eraser, we are going to re-write some news headlines.

TaggedLibertarianismUS Election

EP 067 – The Federal Budget, Ontario’s Sunshine List, and Sports Betting

Posted on March 29, 2016Updated on July 28, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: Trudeau’s first budget is out, we run down the winners and the losers. Then, 3,700 Hydro One employees no longer included on Ontario’s Sunshine list, did the list get bigger or smaller? Plus, the Ghomeshi trial, we MIGHT have believed the women… had they not lied under oath.

TaggedSunshine ListUS Election

EP 066 – Buying Local, Electoral Reform, and Amber Alerts

Posted on March 22, 2016Updated on August 25, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: We’ve got the numbers for Earth Hour, and the future is looking dim. Then, Ketchup-Gate has taken the country by storm, is buying local really better for the economy? Plus, the Amber Alert system in this country needs some improvement.

TaggedAlert Ready SystemAmber AlertsCRTCEarth HourElectoral Reform

Canada’s Alert Ready System Needs Improvement

Posted on March 21, 2016Updated on May 24, 2020by Paulie SciCategories:Blog

This past weekend in Ontario, we had an Amber Alert issued. And although the child was found safe and sound, there are some things that need major improvements.

EP 065 – NDP Leadership Review, Distracted Driving, and Government Healthcare

Posted on March 15, 2016Updated on July 26, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: The OPP claim that distracted driving is the number one killer on our roads, but the REAL # 1 killer is something that no one ever talks about. Then, Sweden is upgrading to private healthcare, is it time for Canada to do the same? Plus, we have a list of weird Canadian laws you might be breaking.

TaggedHealthcareUS Election

EP 064 – International Women’s Day, Carbon Taxes, and Pick And Pay TV

Posted on March 8, 2016Updated on July 26, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: It’s international Women’s Day, this gender wage gap myth needs a smackdown. Then, the Ontario PC party now favours a carbon tax, congratulations you just lost the next election. Plus, we hear that obesity is a problem… but is it really?

TaggedCRTCGender EqualityHealthcare

EP 063 – The Legacy of Harry Browne

Posted on March 1, 2016Updated on July 26, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: We pay tribute to 2 time presidential candidate Harry Browne.

TaggedHarry BrowneLibertarianism

EP 062 – Broken Promises, Climate Science, and Celebrity Endorsements

Posted on February 23, 2016Updated on July 26, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: We’ve been told that the science is settled, now that statement comes back to bite scientists in Australia. Then, your local MP wants Friday’s off, will their salary be reduced too? I doubt it. Celebrity political endorsements are starting to come in. Is this a smart move or career suicide?

TaggedClimate ChangeThe Media

EP 061 – FACS Fraud, The Free State Project, and Pay Equity

Posted on February 9, 2016Updated on July 26, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: Hundreds of adoptions in Ontario have been put on hold, why aren’t we hearing the whole story? Then, should a fast food worker earn as much as a doctor? Some people think so. Plus, why next year’s Super Bowl will include all the commercials.

TaggedCRTCGender Equality

EP 060 – Election Fraud, The Flint Water Crisis, And Superbowl Prop Bets

Posted on February 2, 2016Updated on July 26, 2019by Paulie SciCategories:2016

This Week: Did the Liberals win the October election Illegally? More details are starting to emerge. Plus, The flint water crisis, why are we rewarding bad behavior? And we take a look at this year’s Superbowl prop bets.

TaggedCanadian ElectionThe Media

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