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We sit down with Jonathan and Liam from The Blendr.Report to talk about the elephant in the room—Chrystia Freeland has resigned as Minister of Finance. What does this mean for the Liberal government and for all Canadians? How will it impact Canada's future? Join us for a straightforward, honest conversation about the changes happening in our country and what comes next.

Is Canada still a safe country? In this episode of Citizen, David Leis joins us to tackle the unsettling realities behind that question while exploring the ripple effects of Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada and how they will affect the USA. From the economic strain on industries to the cracks forming in Canada’s security infrastructure, we ask the tough questions no one else dares to: Are we even secure anymore? What does this mean for Canadians’ daily lives and our place on the global stage?

Donald Trump’s provocative comment about Canada being the "51st state" of the USA, the recent pardon of Hunter Biden, and the declaration of martial law in South Korea. In this non-partisan discussion, we unpack the implications of these events—from questions of sovereignty and justice to global stability. What do these developments mean for Canada, the United States, and the world?

In today's episode, we cover topics like Canada's $250 household rebate, the pause in parliamentary business, and the potential impact of Donald Trump's 25% tariff on Canadian goods. What will the future of Canada-USA relations look like under a Trump presidency? How do all of these developments shape our political and economic landscape?

We’re breaking down the Prime Minister’s big announcement about immigration plans and policy changes for 2025-2027. What do these changes mean for Canada’s future? How will they affect our communities and economy? We’ll talk through the details, share different perspectives, and help make sense of what’s ahead—all in a way that’s easy to understand and free from political spin.

Remembrance Day is meant to honour the sacrifices made by Canadian Armed Forces. But recently, attitudes have shifted. Reports of disruptions during ceremonies indicate an eroding respect for what this day represents. Not only that, but banning military chaplains from prayer seems to be at odds with Canada's freedom of religion. In this episode, Jeremy and David discuss whether Canadians are losing touch with core values. How do we restore the honour, duty, and respect that once formed our country's foundation?