New CRTC regulations from the Liberal government aim to apply “Canadian content” rules to online platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and Netflix.

What would that mean for your online experience? Could non-CanCon content get buried, or could streaming giants leave Canada rather than comply?

Host Kris Sims speaks with longtime journalist and former CRTC vice-chair Peter Menzies to break down what’s really happening.

It doesn’t matter what politicians label their carbon taxes, all carbon taxes make life more expensive and don’t work.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s hidden carbon tax on business is the worst of all worlds: Higher prices and fewer Canadian jobs.

“It means more than a six times increase in the industrial price on carbon,” Carney said after signing the memorandum of understanding with the Alberta government.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation will keep fighting to scrap ALL carbon taxes!

Sign the PETITION: Stop the hidden carbon tax on Canadian businesses: https://www.taxpayer.com/petitions/stop-the-hidden-carbon-tax-on-businesses

BUSTED!

You wont guess which politician wasted $190,000 on three soccer balls made of wood.

Plus, you already know that Ottawa is racking up huge charges on the taxpayer credit card. Some provincial governments are following that bad example.