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Canadian Common Sense

Canadian Common Sense
Justin Trudeau
Canadian Politics
Canada
Canadian Election
Edmonton Oilers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Liberal Party
Trudeau Government
Housing Crisis
British Columbia
Canada's Housing Market
Interest Rates
Federal Budget
Housing Policy
NDP
Calgary
Randy Boissoneau
Pierre Poilievre
Liberal Party Of Canada
Stanley Cup

A weekly podcast discussing Canadian politics and current events from the perspective of two average Canadians.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes532Founded6 years ago
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Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com Perhaps our Prime Minister should have heeded the warning given to Caesar oh so many years ago; he may have had a better week. A listener sent us a video of a "Carney um and ah drinking game" that was quite appropria... more

Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com While neither of your humble hosts are on a hot vacation right now, perhaps it's Daylight Savings Time that has so many flip-flops showing up with our leadership class. Pierre Poilievre is now a statesman, India is n... more

Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com We may have witnessed the Pierre Poilievre that many of us have been calling for; the Prime Minister in waiting. We'll analyze the speech in Toronto. The Carney is off to Asia to agree to meet again, with his new acq... more

Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com Sylvain Charlebois, the Food Professor stops by to talk food inflation, trade, even a little politics. Enjoy!

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Recent Guests

Sylvain Charlebois
Director of the Agri-Foods Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, visiting scholar at McGill
Dalhousie University; McGill University
Episode: Episode 411 - The Food Professor
Ingrid Gahsner
Healthcare Access Risk Consultant and author of 'Off the Waitlist'
Episode: Episode 409 - Health Care solutions!
Sergio Marchi
Former MP and cabinet minister, author of 'Pursuing a Public Life'
Private Citizen
Episode: Episode 404 - Sergio Marchi
Garry Clement
Former RCMP officer and author
Optimum Publishing
Episode: Episode 401 - China's 24th Province of PEI?
Dallas Brodie
MLA for Vancouver Quilchena and leader of OneBC. Elected as a BC conservative in 2024.
OneBC
Episode: Episode 390 - Dallas Brodie, OneBC
Tristin Hopper
Journalist, host of Canada Did WHAT podcast, and author of Don't Be Canada
National Post
Episode: Episode 379 - Tristin Hopper
Tracey Wilson
Advocate for firearm rights and member of the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights
Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights
Episode: Episode 378 - Tracey Wilson, CCFR
Chris Sims
Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, advocating for lower taxes and responsible government spending.
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Episode: Episode 375 - CTF Roundtable
Gage Harbrick
Prairie Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, known for engaging youth in fiscal responsibility discussions.
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Episode: Episode 375 - CTF Roundtable

Hosts

Lewis
Co-host known for his engaging discussion style and personal anecdotes.
Tony
Co-host recognized for his analytical approach to current events and politics.

Reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars from 222 ratings
  • Love This Show

    Two guys sharing their opinions on Canadian politics based on facts. They are enjoyable to listen to and provide good humour. Well done!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Periopik
    Canada3 months ago
  • Grifters

    Nothing intelligent or analytical . Just grabbing onto right wing propaganda and complaining for engagement.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Meta422
    Canada5 months ago
  • Honest and badly needed

    Every political party, company or organization needs a hard working person from Saskatchewan or British Columbia to explain how government policy impacts people. Get out of Ottawa and give these guys a listen. Right leaning? Sure. But honest? Absolutely.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wha d'ya want fer dat?
    Canada7 months ago
  • Good stuff

    Good podcast to pass the time. All the 1 stars are liberals who hate opinions that don’t match their own.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bretzky 16
    Canada7 months ago
  • Making lefties cry

    This is another great Canadian podcast. Need evidence? Just read the crybaby lefty comments. If you’re not offending leftists and living rent free in their heads, you’re not trying hard enough.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1badwolf
    Canada8 months ago

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There is a significant appreciation for the hosts' relatable style, which draws on personal experiences to tackle complex issues.
Reviews also note that while the podcast engages in serious political discussions, some critics see it as leaning heavily towards conservative viewpoints without enough counterarguments.
Listeners appreciate the blend of humor and critical analysis present in the discussions about Canadian politics.
Listeners often mention the value of having a platform that reflects their concerns in a humorous but insightful manner.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#215
Canada/News/Politics

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 406 - Where are the adults?
Q: How can the government manage their deficit effectively?
A discussion that highlights various controversial fiscal policies and spending measures that are driving the deficits up, questioning the efficacy of government financial strategies.
Episode 406 - Where are the adults?
Q: Will the NDP support the budget implementation act?
Unknown, but there's speculation about whether they will support the government given the current fiscal policies that may benefit them or hurt their party's agenda.
Episode 406 - Where are the adults?
Q: Does a spring election seem more likely given current events?
Yes, polls indicate 71% believe a spring election is likely, suggesting a politically significant period is ahead for the conservative party.
Episode 351 - Ladies of Liberty Alliance (LOLA)
Q: Are there any parallels you see between Venezuelan society and Canadian society?
Yes, the growing gap and frustrations among young people in Canada remind me of what I experienced in Venezuela, which led to economic collapse and severe hardships.
Episode 347 - Catherine Swift Interview
Q: What are the main hurdles that are holding back our small businesses?
Taxes and red tape are significant hurdles that are increasingly problematic for small and medium-sized businesses.

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This podcast offers a unique perspective on Canadian politics, blending personal anecdotes with critical commentary on current events. The hosts tackle a variety of topics, such as leadership challenges within political parties, discussions on immigration, healthcare, and government accountability, often reflecting on their experiences as everyday Canadians navigating the political landscape. Most episodes feature a mix of humor and serious analysis, making complex political discussions accessible and engaging for listeners. Moreover, it distinguishes itself with an emphasis on regional issues and personal stories, creating a relatable dialogue for audiences interested in Canadian affairs and governance.

Listeners can expect lively exchang... more

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2. Ingrid Gahsner
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7. Tracey Wilson
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