Mike's Daily Comment
Shocking Stat – 0:00
It’s the 50 year anniversary of Neil Armstrong walking on the moon but what’s really shocking is how rudimentary the technology was.
Goofy – 3:27
Twitter decides to be the judge of what we’re allowed to say as they ban one of Canada’s best known free speech advocates.
Instant Wisdom 0:00
Respected thinker, Jonathon Haidt weighs in on the cost of identity politics and privilege when it comes to education.
Quote of the week 3:41
This is important. Arthur Brooks talks about what’s really driving the divisions in society today.
The go to rationale for the latest vote buying scheme is that it creates jobs. The only problem is that these lofty promises rarely work out. In fact, they regularly cost the economy jobs.
Mike talks about the baloney of all the job promises made by politicians. Aaron Dun drops by to talk about a couple of great ideas for people looking for higher yields and growth. Ozzie weighs in on the old debate “to rent vs buy.”
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Government Wants High Gas Prices
on Monday, 22 July 2019 8:46
While consumers are angry, frustrated by high gas prices one aspect is being overlooked. Both the BC and federal governments are thrilled with high prices. That’s what the constantly increasing carbon tax is designed to do – raise prices and discourage driving.