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Published by Jim Csek
The Really Big Show is a Canadian news hour done differently. We discuss the news of the day through a Canadian lens with analysis and commentary from Jim Csek & managing editor Iain Burns. We translate the rhetoric into reality with common sense on the news that affects Canada, BC and our region. We are live five days a week around 9 am PST. Recorded sessions available on Youtube, X and many podcast channels. https://thereallybigshow.ca
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Sept 8 livestream.
Canada is being sold a fantasy economy while the walls close in. Renee Merrifield joins Jim and Iain to examine the gap between political promises and the economic reality facing Canadians, including affordability pressures and the choices Ottawa is making.
Sept 4 livestream.
Sept 3 livestream.
Sept 2 livestream.
What's going on with the BC Conservatives — and can Harman Bhangu's DRIPA repeal petition cut through the noise?MLA Harman Bhangu (Langley-Abbotsford) joins Jim and Iain after Elections BC approved his province-wide petition to repeal DRIPA: 10% in all 93 ridings, signatures from Oct 26 toward a referendum. Pulp mills closing. Trucking safety and TFW abuses. Rural communities gutted. And inside the BC Conservatives? Bhangu's line: a lot of things in politics get blown out of proportion — the job is still defeating the NDP.Chapters:0:00 Welcome — Harman Bhangu, MLA Langley-Abbotsford1:10 Elections BC approves the DRIPA repeal petition3:30 10% in all 93 ridings — Oct 26 to Jan 20275:40 Referendum path: put British Columbians back in7:20 Eby said he'd amend DRIPA — ball in his court9:00 Pulp mills closing — Prince George and the coast11:30 Trucking crisis, bought licenses, TFW numbered companies15:00 105 limiters, tire ratings, commercial enforcement18:30 Is DRIPA repeal a "culture war" distraction?21:30 Building the petition team — hard work, not pensions23:30 What's going on inside the BC Conservatives?26:00 Caroline Elliott, unity, and defeating the NDP28:00 "A lot of things get blown out of proportion"30:00 Rural jobs, unsellable houses, resource economy33:30 Thanks for watching———The Really Big Show: The thinking Canadian's daily briefing, independent and informed.🔴 Live every weekday at 9AM PST📍 Independent. Unapologetic. Canadian.👉 Support the show: https://thereallybigshow.ca
Sept 1 livestream.
Aug 31 livestream.
Aug 28 livestream.
0:00 The Reality of Canada's Economic Position 2:39 The Trust Deficit in Trade Negotiations 6:08 Political Infiltration and Global Agendas 10:56 Who Actually Pays the Price for Uncertainty? 17:00 Political Theater and Disingenuous Moves 26:42 The Crisis Within the BC Conservatives
Aug 27 livestream.
Exclusive interview with MP, Shuvaloy Majumdar.
Aug 26 livestream.
Aug 25 livestream.
Giving politicians the anti-American card is like giving ISIS a nuclear bomb. Is Carney’s plan to nationalize honey production while we wait for President Vance? Raging anti-Americans should take Carney’s advice and follow Marcus Aurelius. As Carney pursues ‘war’ with US, Canadians are facing financial doom.
Aug 21 livestream.
Aug 20 livestream.
Aug 19 livestream.
Peter Milobar joins Jim Csek and Iain Burns for a direct conversation following his decision to leave the BC Conservatives and sit as an Independent MLA.Milobar explains why he says there was no single breaking point, but rather a growing disconnect with the party’s tone, messaging and direction. He discusses the challenge of uniting conservatives in British Columbia, whether more MLAs could follow, and what he sees as necessary to defeat the NDP.The conversation also turns to a major Interior issue: wildfire mitigation. Milobar argues B.C. needs to place far greater emphasis on forest health, thinning and community protection—not simply reacting after fires begin. He talks about the effects of smoke and wildfires on tourism, local businesses and communities across the Okanagan, Kamloops and the Interior.In this interview:• Why Peter Milobar left the BC Conservatives• Party unity, ideology and the future of the centre-right in B.C.• Whether a new political vehicle could emerge• Wildfire mitigation versus suppression• Forest health, tourism and the economic impact of smoke• Emergency preparedness and government accountability• Why elected officials should say yes to media interviewsSubscribe to The Really Big Show for independent Canadian news, straight questions and conversations that matter.Support independent Canadian media:https://thereallybigshow.ca/support/Visit The Really Big Show:https://thereallybigshow.ca/Follow us:X: https://x.com/TheRlyBigShowTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thereallybigshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/therlybigshow/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheReallyBigShow#BCPolitics #PeterMilobar #BCConservatives #Wildfires #WildfireMitigation #BritishColumbia #TheReallyBigShow0:00 A Major Shift in the Political Landscape1:30 The Challenge of Party Unity3:33 The Boiling Point: Why Now?6:05 Defining Ideologies and Political Direction17:45 Prioritizing Mitigation Over Suppression26:48 Is More Change on the Horizon?
Aug 18 livestream.
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