No Way Up: Canada’s Social Ladder Is Broken

Kirk Lubimov returns to the show to discuss what economic independence would look like for Canada. What if we made the most of our own resources and relied less on other countries? We also discuss the effects of tariffs, the future of AI and quantum computing, and whether the Conservative Party is really conservative anymore.

Our conversation today starts with the U.S.'s new Department of Government Efficiency. Is it a model Canada should follow, or just more bureaucratic window dressing? Then we turn to Mark Carney's growing influence in the Liberal Party and what his potential leadership could mean. We also examine the Liberals' internal election disqualifications, raising questions about political control and transparency. Finally, we break down the tariffs set to hit Canada in the coming months, their economic impact, and what's at stake for Canadians. Recorded in a special studio deep in the heart of Texas, this episode brings insight you won't want to miss!

With crippling tariffs, a weak economy, and no clear direction from any of our parties' leaders, Canada is at a breaking point. Mark Carney is being positioned as Canada's economic saviour, but is he really the answer? Meanwhile, the Conservative Party seems lost—no bold ideas or clear vision. Joining us is Kirk Lubimov, an expert in global economics and trade policy, to break down Canada's uncertain future. Are we headed toward economic collapse? Is becoming the 51st state inevitable? What does it really mean to be Canadian today? This is the debate Canada needs to have. Watch, share, and tell us—is Canada failing, and who's to blame?

In this episode, we're honoured to welcome back Martin Pelletier to the show. As a seasoned portfolio manager, he brings insight into Canada's economic future, the investment landscape, and the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian industries. With shifting political and financial dynamics, what lies ahead for businesses, investors, and everyday Canadians?

Today we examine why President Trump paused the tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Are drugs and illegal immigrants the only reasons the tariffs were called in the first place, or are other reasons at play? And if Canadian leaders claim "Canada First," why is Parliament still not in session?

Can we predict the Liberals' plan? Today, we're taking a look at some of the major players in Canada's current political landscape. Is Mark Carney really a Trudeau 2.0? Why did Doug Ford call a snap election in Ontario? And where does Jagmeet Singh fit into all of this? Canadians need to be on high alert as everything shifts—otherwise the next prime minister will not be someone we elected.