Is the Emergencies Act justified or overkill? Join Mike tomorrow in conversation with the Executive Director of the non-partisan Canadian Civil Liberties Association. Plus a deep dive into the the impact of Ukraine/Russia confrontation on business and trade with the chair of the Canada Eurasia Russia Business Association. Mike on the true cost of the “no questions allowed” attitude behind the Prime Minister’s immediate dismissal of the Convoy – plus Martin Straith on the need to protect your investments…now.

Mike talks about stoking divisions in the country for political gain. Benj Gallander drops by to talk about buying cheap, unpopular stocks and reaping big rewards. Oh yeah, his portfolio was up 41% last year. Victor on the Russia/Ukraine market scare. And the Quote of the Week puts the Great Reset debate to bed once and for all.

The Truckers’ Convoy could have helped bridge some divisions instead it exacerbated them. Top analyst, Bob Hoye warns that the financial system is on precarious grounds…protect yourself accordingly. Mike dips into the world of celebrity form both the shocking stat and astounding quote of the week. Plus Ozzie on one hot real estate market that few are talking about – and an IOC goofy.

Mike’s take on why the Truckers’ Convoy was inevitable. And do rising interest rates mean rising real estate prices? Not according to Vision Capital’s Jeff Olin who shares his unique take, and he’s got history in his corner. And for the 1st time a “phrase” wins the goofy award.

The bond markets crumbling, stocks are falling – why? Davis Rea’s chief strategist John Johnston joins Mike to talk about the dramatic shift in the investment environment while Ozzie talks about the impact of higher interest rates on housing. The quote of the week is sure to anger some people, plus the danger when politics meets the media in the Goofy Award.