Budget Day is finally here — and Canada’s on edge. Mark Carney’s long-delayed budget lands tomorrow, and many say it could decide whether his government survives.

Mike Wixson and Nick Dolinski break down what’s at stake: Could this budget spark a non-confidence vote? Why are some parties ready to abstain instead of act? What happens if the budget is voted down — and Canadians are sent back to the polls? We trace past confidence crises, debate whether anyone has real solutions, and ask: Is Carney’s “belt-tightening” budget about fiscal reality… or political survival?

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• (00:00:00) - Foreign Press Nightly on the Budget
• (00:00:28) - Canada's Budget debate
• (00:04:00) - Ontario Liberal MP on Non-Confidence Vote
• (00:09:03) - Canada's Budget vote
• (00:15:19) - Political predictions for the budget
• (00:17:51) - Riding on Budget 2025

Once the Queen’s favorite son, now the monarchy’s biggest scandal. Prince Andrew’s story is one of privilege, power, and a shocking downfall that shook the royal family to its core.

In this episode of The Daily Canceled, host Mike sits down with commentator Brian Jedan to unpack how Prince Andrew went from decorated royal and war hero to public disgrace. They explore the dark ties to Jeffrey Epstein, financial desperation, and the monarchy’s struggle to contain the damage. Also, as a bonus: Mike and Jedan discuss the recent pairing of Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry.

In this episode:

• The shocking scandals that ended Prince Andrew’s royal career

• How Epstein’s influence pulled Andrew deeper into controversy

• What the “non-sweaty prince” interview revealed about his character

• The monarchy’s attempt to distance itself from its most toxic member

• Whether the royals are becoming irrelevant in modern times

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• (00:00:00) - Prince Andrew: The Fall of the Queen's Favorite Son
• (00:00:36) - PINK SHIRT GUY on Hurricane Irma
• (00:01:53) - Prince Andrew: A Royal Douchbag
• (00:03:56) - Prince Andrew: The Royal sponge
• (00:08:11) - Prince Andrew and the Epstein Scandal
• (00:10:21) - Prince and Nick: The Unkempt
• (00:12:03) - Prince Andrew's Entire Life Is Under Investigation
• (00:13:57) - Prince Andrew: The Randy Andy Story
• (00:18:57) - Prince Andrew: The Royal Family Should Put Down Prince Andrew
• (00:22:59) - In the Elevator With Anna Milner
• (00:23:57) - Oh, There's Prince Andrew!
• (00:25:55) - Trudeau on Katy Perry's Love Letter
• (00:28:55) - Justin Trudeau on His Relationship With Katy Perry
• (00:31:02) - Justin Trudeau And Katy Perry

Toronto may be heading toward a new municipal sales tax — and columnist Anthony Furey says it’s time to pay attention.

In this episode, host Mike sits down with Furey, former Toronto mayoral candidate and journalist, to unpack what Olivia Chow’s proposed municipal sales tax could mean for residents, businesses, and the city’s economic future. Anthony explains why this new tax could make Toronto less competitive, how it impacts affordability, and why it’s part of a bigger political push to normalize higher taxes.

In this episode:

• Why a municipal sales tax could hurt low-income Torontonians most

• How this proposal could drive shoppers outside city limits

• The hidden politics behind City Hall’s “budget consultations”

• Why Toronto’s financial problems run deeper than new taxes

• What the province’s role is in approving — or stopping — this policy

Read Anthony's article here: https://nationalpost.com/opinion/anthony-furey-olivia-chow-is-plotting-anew-to-empty-your-pockets-with-a-sales-tax

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• (00:00:00) - Toronto Mayor's proposal for a municipal sales tax
• (00:03:56) - Toronto councillor on the sales tax
• (00:08:22) - Olivia Chow wants a sales tax in Toronto

They called it one of the biggest real estate scandals Ontario has ever seen — a brokerage collapse with millions missing, devastated agents, and shocked homebuyers. But what if the same people behind it are back in business?

In this episode, Mike Wixson sits down with Mark Morris, a respected Ontario real estate lawyer and founder of LegalClosing.ca, to break down the IPRO Realty scandal — how it happened, who’s responsible, and what it means for the real estate industry today.

What You’ll Learn:

• How $10 million vanished from a real estate trust account

• The regulatory failures that allowed the scandal to grow

• What RECO did (and didn’t) do to protect consumers

• The truth about “discount” brokerage models and their risks

• Whether Ontario buyers can trust brokerages again

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• (00:00:00) - Ontario real estate lawyer Mark Morris on the IPRO Scandal
• (00:00:56) - Ontario's largest brokerage scam: I Pro Realty
• (00:10:06) - Ontario realtors: Their own credibility is on the line
• (00:11:55) - Ex-Right at Home CEO on Marginal Costs
• (00:19:03) - RICOH should audit real estate firms more
• (00:21:31) - Apple's Open-Up iCloud
• (00:23:13) - RICO's role in the IPro scandal
• (00:30:08) - Liberal and Conservative perspectives on immigration
• (00:36:47) - Mark Twain on Talking To Chris Cuomo
• (00:37:06) - Billiard Star Mark Morris on the Denton Report

Newfoundland and Labrador could be a global mining powerhouse—so why is growth grinding to a halt? In this eye-opening conversation, we break down what’s really stopping Canada from seizing one of its biggest economic opportunities.

Host: Mike from TPL Media Guest: Alex Whalen, Senior Policy Analyst at the Fraser Institute, specializing in economics and public policy in Atlantic Canada.

️ In This Episode:

• The untapped potential of Newfoundland and Labrador’s critical minerals

• Why global investors are pulling back from Canadian mining

• How excessive regulation and red tape are stalling billion-dollar projects

• What other countries are doing right—and what Canada can learn

• How reforming policy could unlock thousands of high-paying jobs

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What if your perfect partner wasn’t human?

This episode dives deep into the emotional — and sometimes dangerous — world of AI companionship, where fantasy blurs into obsession. Hosted by Mike from TPL Media, this powerful conversation features Sim Chhabra, a Toronto-based psychotherapist, and Jim Lang, media personality. Together, they unpack the growing emotional bonds people are forming with AI — and the psychological and societal implications behind it.

In this episode:

• Why people are falling in love with AI companions

• Real-life examples of grief, loss, and tragedy from AI disconnection

• The psychological need for “safe” connection post-COVID

• How AI gives validation — without challenge or rejection

• The dangers of AI reinforcing toxic or psychopathic behavior

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Is Canada’s “free” healthcare really free — or is it just failing taxpayers? In this episode of The Daily Canceled, we dive into a revealing and urgent discussion with Nadeem Esmail, Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute and author of the 2025 report “The Price of Public Health Care Insurance.”

Host: Mike Wixson

Guest: Nadeem Esmail – Health Policy Expert, Fraser Institute

We cover:

• The true annual cost of public healthcare per Canadian family

• Why over 1 million Canadians walked out of ERs last year

• How Canada compares to Switzerland, Australia, and the U.S. on access, wait times, and cost

• Why Ottawa may be standing in the way of provincial innovation

• What real reforms could improve outcomes without raising costs

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Canada is tightening temporary work visas, student permits, and family pathways—what does this mean for immigrants and employers? In this episode of The Daily Canceled, host Mike Wixson sits down with Nir Rosenberg, a Canadian immigration consultant since 2007, to break down the sweeping changes.

We cover:

• Why Canada is reducing work and study visa approvals.

• The impact of immigration on housing, healthcare, and jobs.

• Stricter LMIA rules and higher refusal rates for employers.

• New requirements for international students and their families.

• Practical advice for those considering immigration, including key skills that improve your chances. Subscribe for more conversations like this.

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