Mike takes aim at PM Mark Carney’s bizarre obsession with Europe’s broken economic model. BT Global’s Paul Beattie’s portfolio is up 40% since February’s World Outlook Financial Conference—find out where he’s investing now. Plus, critical minerals insider Mark Tory breaks down Canada’s race to catch up with China. And in this week’s Goofy: Pipeline opponents at both federal and provincial levels lay it on thick—with zero regard for facts.

Energy expert Joseph Schachter analyzes current oil and natural gas markets, and provides insights into price trends, investment strategies, and the future of Canadian energy production. Mike offers some solutions to Canada’s most pressing economic challenges. Ozzie on where we are in the real estate cycle, Victor’s top trades of the week, a reminder that the World Outlook Financial Conference is back in 2026 and more.

World-renowned forecaster Martin Armstrong weighs in on the potential collapse of the EU and the growing threat of a two-front war. Neil McIver returns—his growth portfolio is up 25 per cent since April. What’s next? Mike argues that discussions about Canada’s debt often miss the bigger picture. Plus: Chrystia Freeland’s most memorable moments in our Quote of the Week.

Vision Capital’s Jeff Olin joins Mike to share more strategies for growing your wealth with real estate. From hidden value in REITs and data centers to grocery-anchored retail opportunities, discover where disciplined investors are finding returns. Kim Moody – tax expert and Financial Post contributor – drops by to talk CRA inefficiency, bloated laws, and the lack of federal budget accountability.

Mike breaks down the consequences of government intervention in the economy, and which policies attract real investment. Insightful perspectives from Greg Weldon on recession fears, and the evolving roles of gold and crypto. David Morgan on potential further gains in silver and rare earth metals. Rob Levy of Border Gold drops by with some critical updates, plus Ozzie, Victor, stats, and more.