Tag: Jason Kenney
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CARNEY’S CANADA CORP: THE CEO PM TAKES OVER OTTAWA
Jon Liedtke discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney’s CEO-style governance, marked by strict and no-nonsense corporate rigor. Highlighting his approval of the $40 billion Pacific Link pipeline and global trade moves, he explores whether this macro focus aligns with or alienates voters facing domestic affordability issues.
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610 CKTB | “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” is the Doctrine for 2026
Gene Valaitis and Jon Liedtke discuss the resurgence of a “panic loop” in 2026, fueled by a new virus and media sensationalism. They critique the government’s inconsistent public health responses and loss of institutional trust, suggesting a “system shake” with realistic leadership is needed to restore public confidence.
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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die: Navigating the Doctrine of 2026
Canada is suffering a systemic “software” crash, paralyzed by an ideological bureaucracy while facing the 2026 Andes Hantavirus crisis. The “The National Hard-Reset: The Real Canada Protocol” proposes a hard reboot: forensic audits, all-party oversight, and a neutral “kill-switch” for emergency powers. We must trade performative optics for radical realism to reclaim the “Real Canada.”
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Why Santa is More Canadian than Poutine… and Putin
Forget the poutine—Santa Claus might be Canada’s greatest strategic asset. Beyond the red suit and reindeer, Ottawa has executed a brilliant “soft power” play by naturalizing Saint Nick as a citizen. From issuing official ePassports to establishing the H0H 0H0 postal code, Canada is using holiday whimsy to stake a serious claim in the high-stakes…