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The Condo Bailout Backlash
Jun 23, 2026
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Carney Bailing Out B.C. Real Estate Investors
Jun 22, 2026
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Listener DM's And Why Media Pundits Are Getting Frustrated With The PM
Jun 19, 2026
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Carney At The G7 - His Tone On America Has Changed
Jun 18, 2026
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Poilievre Promises To Remove The Tax On Used Vehicles
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 6/23/26 | ![]() The Condo Bailout Backlash | Pierre Poilievre is calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to scrap his plan to bail out Metro Vancouver condo developers, arguing taxpayers shouldn't be footing the bill for unsold real estate projects. You'll also hear Poilievre's ideas for lowering grocery prices and his thoughts on why so many women say they no longer feel safe in Canada. Meanwhile, Carney is facing criticism after being caught on a hot mic appearing to downplay the role of his own MPs, suggesting they are primarily useful for securing votes. Also on today's episode, Marit Stiles accuses Doug Ford of using altered photos from Ford Fest to exaggerate crowd sizes, while Industry Minister Melanie Joly discusses her trip to China and hints at the possibility of deeper economic cooperation between Canada and China in the automotive sector. Plus, in a lighter segment, Scott plays audio from a Scottish tourist visiting North America for the World Cup who says Canadian and American men have forgotten how to properly court a woman. | — | ||||||
| 6/22/26 | ![]() Carney Bailing Out B.C. Real Estate Investors | A busy weekend produced no shortage of headlines. On today's episode, Scott catches up on several major stories from the past 48 hours, including union protesters disrupting Ford Fest, the stunning resignation of U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and new allegations from U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard regarding the 2016 U.S. election and COVID-era decision-making. The main focus of the episode, however, is Prime Minister Mark Carney's shocking housing announcement in British Columbia about converting unsold and overpriced condos into affordable housing. You'll hear Carney's announcement in full, along with reaction from Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and Scott's analysis of what it could mean for taxpayers, developers, and Canada's housing market. | — | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() Listener DM's And Why Media Pundits Are Getting Frustrated With The PM | It's Listener DM's Friday! Scott dives into your messages on everything from Canada's affordability crisis, used vehicle taxes, political discourse online, healthcare frustrations, and the growing disconnect many Canadians feel between government messaging and everyday reality. Plus, hear from listeners who are sharing the podcast with friends, asking tough questions, and offering their own perspectives on the issues shaping the country. Also on today's episode: reaction to the state of Canada's economy from the Parliamentary Budget Officer, sharp criticism of the Prime Minister from CBC's At Issue panel, MPs reflecting on the spring parliamentary session, and much more. Real conversations, real opinions, and the stories Canadians are talking about. | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | ![]() Carney At The G7 - His Tone On America Has Changed | Prime Minister Mark Carney wrapped up his time at the G7 Summit, but his tone on America seems to have changed. Scott breaks down Carney's comments on trade, international relations, and his reaction to the latest developments involving America and Iran. You'll also hear U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra explain why Washington is frustrated with Canada right now, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith push back against chiefs accusing her of treason, and Ontario Premier Doug Ford explain how polling can be used to shape political narratives. Plus, Conservative MPs react after a government committee recommends Canada not proceed with expanding MAID to include mental illness. That and much more on today's episode of Scott Fox After 9. | — | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() Poilievre Promises To Remove The Tax On Used Vehicles | Why does the government tax a vehicle when it's sold new, then tax it again every time it's resold? Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says enough is enough. In this episode, hear Poilievre explain his proposal to eliminate sales taxes on used vehicles and how he plans to pay for the tax cut. Scott breaks down the arguments for and against the idea and asks whether Canadians are being taxed twice on the same product. Plus, U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra discusses President Trump's negotiating style, the future of Canada-U.S. trade relations, and opportunities for cooperation in the auto sector. Hoekstra says Canada needs to make an offer if it wants progress at the negotiating table. Scott explores why that hasn't happened yet and what it could mean for the future of Canada's economy, manufacturing sector, and relationship with our largest trading partner. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Trudeau Snubs Team Canada and Asking - What Is A Woman? | Scott returns today after a short hiatus, and he is catching up on some of the talked-about political moments that dominated the headlines last week. Hear the drama after a Conservative MP asked Canada's Chief Science Advisor to weigh in on what a woman is, and Liberal members immediately went into panic mode. Scott breaks down the exchange and the reaction that followed. Also on today's episode: Canada's Finance Minister attempts to sidestep questions about potential conflicts of interest involving Alto High Speed Rail. Scott also weighs in on former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau skipping Team Canada's World Cup opener so he could attend Team USA's opening match with his American girlfriend. Plus, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer discusses the UK's new social media ban for kids under 16. Why are left-leaning governments suddenly so interested in restricting social media access for children and teens? Scott has some thoughts. More episodes are coming this week, though the release schedule may be a little different than usual. Hit subscribe so you're notified the moment a new episode drops. | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Canada Gets A New Governor General As Costs For The World Cup Pile Up | EPISODE NOTE: This will be the only episode this week. New episodes return on Monday June 15, 2026. TODAY: It's your Monday primer for the week ahead. Scott takes a closer look at Canada's newest Governor General, Louise Arbour, and breaks down the surprisingly generous salary, pension, lifetime benefits, and perks that come with the role. He also examines the staggering costs of hosting the FIFA World Cup in Toronto and Vancouver and asks a simple question: why are governments spending billions on a sporting event that may never turn a profit while more Canadians are relying on food banks? Plus, legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg discusses his upcoming UFO-themed film Disclosure Day and shares his thoughts on what humanity could face if governments ever reveal the truth about extraterrestrial life. And in the United States, President Trump gets into a heated exchange with a reporter during a television interview before abruptly ending the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/5/26 | ![]() The Latest Jobs Numbers And Listener DM's | Scott breaks down the latest jobs numbers from Statistics Canada and takes a closer look at Prime Minister Mark Carney's newly announced AI strategy. You'll also hear reaction from the Conservative opposition as questions continue to mount about the direction of Canada's economy. It's also Listener DM's Friday. Scott reads messages from listeners across the country on everything from recession fears, housing affordability, multigenerational living, passport renewals, military procurement, real estate trends, and the growing number of Canadians considering a move elsewhere in search of opportunity. Plus, listeners weigh in on Mark Carney, the cost of living, the media, grocery prices, Ontario government advertising, and what they're seeing firsthand in their own communities. A packed episode filled with real-world observations from Canadians living through uncertain economic times. | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Cracks Are Forming In The Liberal Coalition | Prime Minister Mark Carney was back in the House of Commons yesterday, but once again refused to acknowledge what many economists and Canadians are increasingly concerned about: the recession. Hear Pierre Poilievre challenge the Prime Minister on his economic record, government spending, and the direction of the Canadian economy. Plus, the federal NDP grills the government over its failure to meet their own housing construction targets as affordability continues to dominate the national conversation. Also in this episode, Conservative MP Rachel Thomas weighs in on the federal government's sudden reversal on a proposed 15% streaming tax, while Green Party Leader Elizabeth May argues that controversial Bill C-22 shouldn't be fixed—it should be scrapped entirely. You'll also hear Alberta Premier Danielle Smith explain to a Quebec audience why many Albertans feel increasingly frustrated with Ottawa, and Ontario Premier Doug Ford shares his thoughts on skyrocketing ticket prices for concerts and major events. Tomorrow is Listener DM's Friday—send Scott your comments, questions, and opinions to be part of the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/3/26 | ![]() Poilievre And Carney Spar Over Canada Being in Recession | President Trump is once again talking about Canada becoming the 51st state, and both Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre are responding. Hear what each leader had to say about Trump's latest social media post, the state of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, and where they believe the Canadian economy is headed. Also on today's episode, Scott examines a new federal NDP private member's bill that would force MPs to face a byelection if they decide to cross the floor and join another political party. Plus, Doug Ford and the Ontario Progressive Conservatives have adjourned Queen's Park until nearly Halloween, creating an unprecedented 21-week break from the legislature. Scott breaks down what it all means and whether taxpayers should be concerned. | — | ||||||
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| 6/2/26 | ![]() Carney Dodges Recession Questions | Is Canada already in a recession? Prime Minister Mark Carney still won't say the word, but Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre is laying out the hard facts about Canada's struggling economy. In this episode of Scott Fox After 9, hear Poilievre explain why he believes Canadians are already feeling the effects of an economic downturn, while Scott runs through multiple examples of the Prime Minister avoiding direct questions about recession concerns. Plus, hear what the Bank of Canada says are the biggest risks and concerns facing the economy moving forward. Also in today's episode: newly elected Kerry-Lynne Findlay explains the differences between Canadian Conservatives and American Republicans, committee audio raises questions about government subsidies flowing to companies accused of abusing the Temporary Foreign Worker program, and Scott breaks down testimony related to how Canada calculates and reports defence spending. | — | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | ![]() Canada Is Now In A Recession - What Does That Mean? | Canada is now in a recession, after the economy posted back-to-back quarterly contractions. In this episode of Scott Fox After 9, Scott breaks down what a recession actually means, why it matters to everyday Canadians, and what the biggest warning signs are for jobs, wages, debt, and household spending. Also in this episode, hear Pierre Poilievre's response as he calls for an emergency debate on the economy, plus Scott's take on how the mainstream media is working overtime to protect Prime Minister Mark Carney from an embarrassing economic situation. Also: audio from the House of Commons on temporary foreign workers and $10-a-day childcare. | — | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Carney Goes MAGA On A listener DM's Friday | Did Prime Minister Mark Carney just say "Make America Great Again"? Speaking in New York, Carney praised the deep relationship between Canada and the U.S., called for a reset in the partnership, and even used Trump's signature slogan. Scott asks: is this political pragmatism, or a betrayal of the "Elbows Up" crowd that spent months attacking anything seen as pro-America? Hear Carney in his own words and decide for yourself. It's also Listener DM Friday! Scott responds to messages about the broken childcare system and whether quality ECE jobs are being squeezed out, the frustrating reality of Service Canada and passport renewals, why Canada still doesn't build more oil refineries, outrageous $500 parking resales at Rogers Stadium for Bruno Mars, media accountability around tough questions for politicians, concerns about Bill C-22 and government overreach, housing prices finally cooling after the pandemic boom, and one listener's emotional reaction to politics, bias, and why the podcast helps make sense of the chaos. | — | ||||||
| 5/28/26 | ![]() Shipping LNG To Germany From British Columbia Is Actually Crazy | Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott digs into why Pierre Poilievre says shipping LNG from B.C. to Germany makes no sense, while controversy around Bill C-22 continues to grow. Plus, hear why taxpayers are once again raising eyebrows after another eye-popping in-flight catering bill tied to a foreign trip involving Prime Minister Mark Carney. Scott also breaks down comments from former Liberal cabinet minister Steven Guilbeault about resigning from the Liberal Party. Also on the podcast: Mitch Marner opens up about what it would mean to play for a Stanley Cup, President Donald Trump says more alien/UFO files are coming, a former Canadian Security Intelligence Service agent warns Canada to stay "eyes wide open" when dealing with China, and Scott counts down Canada's best chain restaurants for hamburgers. | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() Surveillance, Separation & Secret MOU's | Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a major defence spending plan, including new surveillance aircraft, and Scott gives credit where it's due. But then the Prime Minister shifts gears, raising concerns about Alberta's referendum movement and foreign interference, leaving Scott with more questions than answers. Also on today's episode: executives from Apple and Google issue a stark warning about the Liberal government's Bill C-22 and what it could mean for privacy, surveillance, and technology in Canada. New numbers from the Parliamentary Budget Officer reveal how much taxpayers are spending on premium healthcare for failed asylum seekers while many Canadians struggle to access care. Plus, Senator Rand Paul says evidence increasingly points to COVID originating from a lab leak, and NASA unveils plans to build a permanent base on the moon. It's politics, accountability, science, and controversy — all on today's fired-up edition of Scott Fox After 9. | — | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Tim Hortons And Temporary Foreign Workers | Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott reacts to a viral exchange he had with Tim Hortons on X over the company's use of Temporary Foreign Workers and the broader debate surrounding immigration, jobs, and corporate responsibility. Hear Tim Hortons' response to Scott's comments and why the conversation struck such a nerve online. Plus, Alberta MP Michelle Rempel Garner warns Prime Minister Mark Carney to watch his tone when speaking to Albertans about national unity as tensions over energy, identity, and Ottawa's relationship with the West continue to simmer. Also in today's episode: Pope Leo calls for A.I. to be "disarmed" and raises concerns about the future of technology, America's ambassador to Canada provides an update on stalled trade talks, and Scott reacts after Prime Minister Carney gets testy with yet another female reporter. Politics, media moments, trade tensions, and a viral Tim Hortons showdown — all on a fired-up edition of Scott Fox After 9. | — | ||||||
| 5/25/26 | ![]() Ford Losing a Cabinet Minister And Alberta Defending The Referendum Decision | Today on Scott Fox After 9, Premier Doug Ford weighs in on a busy day in Ontario politics, including Olivia Chow's re-election plans, Caroline Mulroney leaving cabinet, the release of his cell phone records, and the controversial Kitchener encampment ruling that could impact plans for a new transit hub. Also on today's episode, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talks about the upcoming referendum, Pierre Poilievre formally calls for Stand Your Ground-style Castle Law protections in Canada, and Scott breaks down the latest political headlines with plenty of audio and reaction. | — | ||||||
| 5/22/26 | ![]() The Alberta Referendum & Listener DM's | Today Scott dives into your Listener DMs covering everything from government inefficiency and frustrating Service Canada stories to concerns about immigration, Alberta separation talk, and taxpayer spending. Listeners weigh in on the FIFA World Cup costs, LCBO alcohol policy, the Snowbirds controversy, and whether politicians only accept accountability when it suits them. Plus, some lighter moments too: aliens, tick medicine for humans, podcast audio changes, and one listener wondering why Scott hasn't yet tackled a controversial CBC production some say is wasting taxpayer money? Around the DMs, hear highlights from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith explaining why October's vote will include a ballot question on whether Albertans should hold a referendum on separation from Canada. | — | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | ![]() Passports, Pipelines & Carney's Obsession With Net Zero | Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott shares his frustrating experience navigating Canada's passport renewal system and why long Service Canada wait times are another example of government inefficiency in action. Then hear highlights from Mark Carney speaking in Vancouver, where he doubled down on Net Zero policies, carbon capture, methane reduction, and the future of Canada's energy sector, while still refusing to commit to a new Alberta pipeline. Plus, hear highlights from a fascinating CNBC interview with Jeff Bezos discussing government spending, taxation, economic growth, and why innovation often succeeds where bureaucracy fails. A packed episode covering politics, energy, government services, and the economy. | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Snowbirds Grounded - Ebola Emergency - Regulating E-Bikes On City Streets | Today on Scott Fox After 9: Scott kicks things off by addressing two conspiracy theories making the rounds online. First: Are ticks and Lyme disease about to explode across Canada this summer? Then, a disturbing allegation involving Canadian airports: reports claim some passengers are having luggage tags swapped onto suitcases allegedly filled with drugs. Scott dives into why this story has people alarmed and what it could mean for travellers. Also today: Canada's iconic Snowbirds are being grounded. And while Scott believes it's ultimately the right call, he says the rollout and messaging have been handled terribly. In politics, David Eby is accusing Danielle Smith of pushing separatist rhetoric, and Scott says those comments go too far. Plus: the Ontario NDP claims federal Liberals are behind the push to allow jets at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, the World Health Organization has declared Ebola a public health emergency of international concern, and Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford wants tougher rules for e-bikes and scooters across the city. | — | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | ![]() Ontario's American Alcohol Storage Problem | Fresh off some huge wins for the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Rock, Scott kicks off today's episode with a look at two big moments in Canadian sports this weekend. Then, he dives into Ontario's controversial decision to spend $20 million a year storing nearly $80 million worth of American alcohol after it was pulled from LCBO shelves during the trade dispute with the United States. Scott asks the obvious question: does that make any sense? Plus, the latest newly declassified UFO files are making headlines, including claims from one expert that four different alien species have visited Earth. Scott breaks down the theories and why so many people are suddenly paying attention again. Also today: Canada's newest inflation numbers suggest the country may be heading in the wrong direction economically. Hear from Mark Carney as he discusses the environmental conditions tied to a potential future pipeline agreement with Alberta. Scott also explains why the Americans are pulling out of the Joint Board on Defense and what that could mean for Canada-U.S. relations moving forward. Plus, hear from Donald Trump alongside Mark Cuban as they unveil a new proposal aimed at lowering prescription drug prices for Americans. | — | ||||||
| 5/15/26 | ![]() Mark Carney Promises Net Zero And Carbon Credits On A Listener DM's Friday | Listener DM Friday features a mix of audience reactions covering politics, workplace fairness, and media patterns, alongside highlights from Mark Carney's speech on expanding Canada's electricity grid to double capacity by 2050, while also referencing carbon credits and net zero policy. Scott questions the framing of these ideas, suggesting it reflects familiar climate ideology in a more polished form. Listener messages touch on a wide range of issues, including questions about Scott's political future, concerns over retail holiday scheduling and fairness, and debate around Bill C-22 surveillance legislation and investigative powers. Other listeners discuss digital ID transparency, the growth of women's sports and regional rivalries, and whether media outlets are clustering negative travel stories like cruise ship incidents in ways that shape public perception. | — | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | ![]() Do You Know What Bill C-22 Is And What Powers It Will Give Law Enforcement? | Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will challenge a court ruling that could block a referendum on Alberta separation. Also today: explosive testimony at a parliamentary committee hearing surrounding Bill C-22 and surveillance powers in Canada. Critics warn the legislation could open the door to unprecedented monitoring powers for law enforcement, including the ability to remotely access smart speakers, smart TVs, and other connected devices inside homes and offices. South of the border, Rand Paul presses a CIA whistleblower on the true origins of COVID-19. Hear the audio making headlines in this episode. Plus: Prime Minister Mark Carney comments on digital ID for Canadians and the future of the temporary foreign worker program. The Prime Minister also met with the crew of Artemis II during their visit to Ottawa. And in sports, hear the moment the Toronto Tempo earned the first win in franchise history. Scott explains why leagues like the Women's National Basketball Association and the Professional Women's Hockey League matter so much, and why they are essential for the next generation of young female athletes. | — | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Dunkin Is Coming To Canada And Scott Talks About His Recent Trip To The USA | Scott is back from a quick trip to the USA and one of the biggest takeaways might surprise you: Dunkin. With the coffee and donut giant preparing for a major Canadian expansion, Scott shares his full review after finally trying it south of the border and explains why he thinks Canadians are going to embrace it in a big way. Plus, reaction to Prime Minister Mark Carney suggesting Canada could be open to deeper integration with the United States, despite repeated messaging about reducing dependence on America. Also on the show: Danielle Smith pushes back hard against Alberta NDP accusations surrounding security clearance concerns, while Doug Ford discusses defence spending, the proposed resilience bank in Toronto, and ongoing questions about his luxury private jet. Overseas, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer responds to Labour's election losses but refuses to step aside, while President Donald Trump revisits talk about Fort Knox and America's gold reserve, hinting he may eventually visit the site himself. | — | ||||||
| 5/8/26 | ![]() Listener DM's And A Proposal To Reform Parental Leaves | Today's listener conversations include questions about why promised federal crime reform legislation has stalled in Ottawa, concerns surrounding Ontario's struggling condo market and the financial stress facing families unable to sell their homes, and growing anxiety over layoffs in the skilled trades sector. Listeners also weigh in on the latest virus concerns and the importance of avoiding the social division seen during the pandemic years, questions surrounding proposed tax implications for Canadians leaving the country, frustrations over political communication styles, and a discussion about working in radio while not always personally connecting with the music format. Also on the podcast: highlights from Pierre Poilievre's speech at the Canada Strong & Free Network event in Ottawa, Michelle Rempel-Garner discusses immigration policy, and the Conservatives unveil a proposal aimed at modernizing parental leave in Canada by giving families more flexibility to earn, learn, and spend time together while off work. | — | ||||||
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4 placements across 3 markets.
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