Mike calls out the misguided debate on the carbon tax. Hint: government greed created the opposition. Can investors continue to ignore oil – the bull case with InPlay Oil’s Doug Bartole. The new high in gold, something you haven’t heard before from Victor Adair, and revelations about Chinese interference in the Goofy.

Resource legend Rick Rule on why gold has a long way to run, but what about silver, copper, and uranium? Plus, the Bank of Canada sounds the alarm on the economy, and Mike says the reason is straightforward. A Shocking Stat, a Goofy Award and more.

Mike talks silver with Silver North Resources’ CEO Mark Brown. Keystone Financial’s Ryan Irvine drops by to chat about his latest picks – including a monster winner he recommended last time on MT. Plus, more outrageous attacks on free speech in the Goofy.

Mike’s worried – very worried. We’re taking on water on all sides – the rising cost of living, no family doctors, unaffordable rents, medical wait times, and declining GDP per capita. Record government spending hasn’t made a dent in addressing these problems. Plus, Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, says “the poorly conceived Digital Safety Commission lacks even basic rules of evidence, can conduct secret hearings, and has been granted an astonishing array of powers with limited oversight.” Don’t miss that interview and more.

How entrenched has the Communist Party of China become in Canadian domestic affairs? Find out as Mike talks with veteran journalist and author Terry Glavin. You don’t want to miss this. Plus Neil McIver on the Canadian investors still taking a bath on ESG and how professional money managers structure a portfolio, a great Goofy and much more.