In this episode we discuss the US sanctioning of the Canadian ICC judge, Kimberly Prost, due the "audacity" of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in approving the resumption of investigations of war crimes in Afghanistan. We also discuss the implications surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk this past week, as well as the broader Israeli conflict with their recent bombing of Qatar, where a meeting of Hamas and other officials was taking place.

Yours hosts: Robert MacGillivary and Fareed Khan

In this episode we discuss data sovereignty, data privacy and Facebook, and the planned new social media platform to be based in Canada, Gander, which is associated with Arlene Dickison, formerly of Dragon's Den. Also discussed, a new massive data centre, Wonder Land, proposed by O'Leary Ventures to be built in the district of Greenview, Alberta, the increase in tariffs by Trump on Canada to 35%, and finishing this episode with the risks and possible benefits of AI.

00:50 - Sovereignty

09:40 - Data Privacy and Facebook

24:21 - Gander - new social media platform

31:08 - Proposed Mega Data Centre in Alberta

42:00 - Trump's Tariffs

49:55 - Risks of AI

A discussion on the Israel-Palestine situation including the sanctions and lobbying against those who call out the genocidal actions in Gaza. The by-election that will give Pierre Poilievre a second chance to become a member of parliament. The status of “charities” that lobby on behalf of other countries. The UK government proscribes Palestine Action as a terrorist group.

In this episode we talk about the federal party platforms that were released in the past week or so. Today we are one day before the election, and the race between the the Liberals and the Conservatives is still quite tight. The NDP are down in the polls and face the risk of losing official party status. This is part 4 in the series covering the 2025 Federal Election.

In this episode we talk about a very serious situation. That is, the one taking place in Gaza right now - a situation labelled by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch as a genocide, and being investigated by the the International Court of Justice as a “plausible" genocide. We talk about Canada's lack of effort in regard to condemning this level of atrocities. Mark Carney has shown that he is no different than Justin Trudeau, in that he says the right things but there seems to be little substance behind the words, with him saying at one point that he does not want to "politicize" the situation by using the word genocide.

We also discuss the federal election debate who said what. Will the debate move the needle? Who performed well, who did not? Listen to find out.

Human Rights Watch - A Threshold Crossed (Apartheid, 2021)

Anesty International - Israel is Committing Genocide in Gaza

Independent Jewish Voices (2025, Canada)

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In this episode we talk about home building plans of the federal parties, US tariffs, and tax free savings accounts. This is part 2 of the 2025 Federal Election series.

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In this episode we talk about the election polls for each party, military spending in Canada and in outher NATO countries, include the decision on Canadian fighters, innovation in Canada, and the role of the U.S. as the world's police force. We are also going to talk about the most recent impacts of Trump on Canada and the world, and talk of third term, and ignoring court orders. We will cover some of the party positions with a comparison of the positions of Pierre Poilievre with the positions of Donald Trump.

A unapologetic and frank discussion of the main events of the past 10 years that will be a part of Justin Trudeau's Legacy, covering the top six things he did right and then what he did wrong during his term in office as the Prime Minister of Canada, after winning three elections, two of which where he formed a minority governments.