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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
British Columbia
Housing Crisis
Canada's Housing Market
Interest Rates
Federal Budget
Housing Policy
Calgary
NDP
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.

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Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com Canada can't seem to take itself seriously, and the Carney's pronouncements on the world stage don't give us any confidence of this changing. From grabbing guns to win favour in Quebec, carnage on our highways, and g... more

Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com The first week of the new session of the House of Commons has at the very least not been boring. The Carney, despite only spending two days in the House, is pushing MPs out the door already. The Ontario Liberals have... more

Sometimes depressing, sometimes infuriating, and sometimes downright hilarious, two heavy-hitters from the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation join the discussion to lay out how government pours your money down the drain but also lays out some taxpayer wi... more

For those of you that aren't fans of long waiting lists in Canada's health care system, Colin Craig from Second Street .org joins the conversation to offer productive solutions inside Canada's single-payer system. You can find out more at www.healthr... more

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Recent Guests

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
Colin Craig
Healthcare reform advocate and representative from Secondstreet.org
Secondstreet.org
Episode: Episode 374 - Health Reform Now
Daniel Tyrie
Founder and Chairman of the Dominion Society of Canada.
Dominion Society of Canada
Episode: Episode 367 - Dominion Society of Canada
Ron Kubek
Owner of Lightning Rock Winery
Lightning Rock Winery
Episode: Episode 364 - Ron Kubek
Tracey Wilson
Spokesperson for the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights, advocating for firearm owners' rights in Canada.
Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights
Episode: Episode 349 - Tracey Wilson, CCFR Interview
Catherine Swift
Economist and President of the Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada.
Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada
Episode: Episode 347 - Catherine Swift Interview
Candice Bergen
Former Member of Parliament and interim leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
Conservative Party of Canada
Episode: Episode 345 - Candice Bergen Interview
Renaud Brossard
Communications and political communications expert, currently with the Montreal Economic Institute
Montreal Economic Institute
Episode: Episode 343 - Montreal Economic Institute

Hosts

Lewis
Co-host and commentator on Canadian politics, providing insights and critiques on local and national issues.
Tony
Co-host and commentator on Canadian affairs, sharing perspectives on political developments and cultural events.

Reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars from 197 ratings
  • 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?
    Canadaa month 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
    Canada2 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
    Canada2 months ago
  • These guys are not good

    No coherence. Constantly contradicting themselves. Can’t even read off a screen (lewis) - this week in history is like getting a nail driven into your skull. I really wanted to get an alternate view and all I got was a headache. You guys better not quit your day job.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    deathdrill
    Canada3 months ago
  • Great podcast

    A great listen. Educational. Go rush

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leehaines
    Canada5 months ago

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Positive feedback highlights the informative nature of the discussions among the hosts.
Criticism often points to a lack of depth in presenting facts and alternative viewpoints.
Some find the discussions one-sided, favoring right-leaning narratives without sufficient counterpoints.
Listeners appreciate the accessibility of political content presented in a relatable manner.

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#88
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Apple Podcasts
#138
China/News/Politics

Talking Points

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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.
Episode 345 - Candice Bergen Interview
Q: Is there a chance you'll ever come back to politics?
Bergen remains open to the possibility of returning to politics but currently enjoys her involvement in the private sector and advising colleagues.
Episode 345 - Candice Bergen Interview
Q: How does Pierre win over these gals and even some of the guys who are still on the fence?
Bergen suggests that Pierre needs to continue focusing on change and engaging with voters at a grassroots level to encourage them to participate in the election.
Episode 345 - Candice Bergen Interview
Q: What do you think has brought more women into the game now, as opposed to 25 years ago?
Bergen believes that women are increasingly recognizing their political acumen and are empowered to get involved and make a difference, moving beyond feeling like victims or quotas.

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The show provides a platform for two average Canadians to engage in passionate discussions about pressing political and current affairs, focusing primarily on Canadian issues. Common themes include critiques of local and national governance, the implications of legislative changes, and economic challenges faced by citizens. Notably, the hosts are vocal about their right-leaning views, expressing skepticism towards liberal policies while advocating for conservative values. The unique perspective of everyday citizens navigating complex political landscapes makes this program appealing to listeners seeking relatable commentary on Canadian affairs.

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Recent guests on Canadian Common Sense include:

1. Chris Sims
2. Gage Harbrick
3. Colin Craig
4. Daniel Tyrie
5. Ron Kubek
6. Tracey Wilson
7. Catherine Swift
8. Candice Bergen

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