Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jim Csek and Iain Burns are back with another episode of The Really Big Show, breaking down the latest economic, political and media stories affecting Canadians.
The show examines rising inflation and grocery prices, energy costs, the looming fuel-tax increase, and the growing economic pressure facing Canadian families and businesses. Jim and Iain also take a deep dive into the Canada–US trade negotiations, the potential impact of tariffs, Mark Carney’s handling of the crisis, and what they see as a lack of transparency from the federal government.
They also tackle Canada’s controversial supply-management system, asking who actually benefits from high milk, dairy and food prices, while examining the influence of powerful industry lobbies. The discussion expands to Canada’s housing and wealth divide, young Canadians leaving the country, capital and talent moving south, and the increasingly contentious relationship between mainstream and independent media.
Jim Csek and Iain Burns are back with another episode of The Really Big Show, breaking down the latest economic, political and media stories affecting Canadians.
The show examines rising inflation and grocery prices, energy costs, the looming fuel-tax increase, and the growing economic pressure facing Canadian families and businesses. Jim and Iain also take a deep dive into the Canada–US trade negotiations, the potential impact of tariffs, Mark Carney’s handling of the crisis, and what they see as a lack of transparency from the federal government.
They also tackle Canada’s controversial supply-management system, asking who actually benefits from high milk, dairy and food prices, while examining the influence of powerful industry lobbies. The discussion expands to Canada’s housing and wealth divide, young Canadians leaving the country, capital and talent moving south, and the increasingly contentious relationship between mainstream and independent media.
