UGLY Report EXPOSES Chrystia Freeland's SPENDING, Justin Trudeau And The CBC | EP 32

Canada faces a pivotal moment as Chrystia Freeland resigns, leaving behind economic uncertainty and a projected $62 billion deficit. In this episode, we discussed Trudeau government’s challenges, from the fall economic statement to the role of Canadian parliament, NDP, and conservatives in shaping Canada’s debt and fiscal spending.

What does Freeland’s resignation mean for the next election, and how does Justin Trudeau navigate the fallout? With insights from top political scientist Dr. Lydia Miljan, we explore whether Canadian politics is at a breaking point. Is government accountability slipping away? We connect these issues to broader trade dynamics, including Trump tariffs and the future of Canadian politics.

As Chrystia Freeland resigns as Canada's Finance Minister, alleging Canada's Prime Minister: Justin Trudeau of political gimmicks, several MPs are calling for Trudeau to step down. Since Chrystia Freeland resignation, Canadians are left wondering why Chrystia Freeland resigned and when Chrystia Freeland interview following her resignation, will happen.

A compelling, MUST-READ paper for Canadians on media bias: https://www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/media-coverage-of-federal-spending-announcements-on-child-care-pharma-care-and-dental-care Share your thoughts in the comment.

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(00:00) Intro
(01:16) Government Disarray: Chrystia Freeland Resigns as Finance Minister
(03:30) Assessing the Tenure of Chrystia Freeland
(06:36) The Gimmicks of Fiscal Policy
(10:19) Gender Dynamics in Canadian Political Leadership
(16:55) The Case for a Smaller Cabinet
(18:44) Grading the Chrystia Freeland's Performance as Finance Minister
(21:08) Government Spending and Accountability
(24:43) Media's Role in Reporting Government Programs
(30:50) How Canadian Media Failed The People
(32:47) Analyzing Media Coverage of Childcare and Health Programs
(36:25) Grading Media Scrutiny and Government Transparency
(38:10) Chrystia Freeland's Fiscal Spending & Program Sustainability
(40:05) A Compelling Study on Canadian News Media Bias