
Chronicling Canada's North with Whit Fraser
How the Berger Inquiry in 70s shaped the future of the North, changed lives and politics profoundly. From a journalist who lived it – a look back with Whit Fraser on this episode of No Nonsense.
28 Apr 202346min

Food and Agriculture Update with Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel and Sylvain Charlebois
On this week’s No Nonsense – food inflation, the reality for farmers and foreign factors that are threatening food security. Some facts and figures from Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel and Sylvain Charlebois.
19 Apr 202338min

National Security and Trade with John Manley
Over twenty years ago, the US said: “Security trumps trade.” Now, we’re once again facing border issues with our neighbours to the south after the closing of Roxham Road. Former Deputy Prime Minister ...
12 Apr 202345min

Saskatchewan Geothermal Energy and Critical Minerals with Kirsten Marcia and Mike Crabtree
Saskatchewan is at a pivot point with significant critical mineral reserves and the geothermal power to mine them. Take a listen to Kirsten Marcia and Mike Crabtree on the future of energy!
5 Apr 202356min

The Federal Budget, Canada-US Relations, and Ukraine Update with Diane Francis
On this week’s No Nonsense, everything from the new federal budget to an update on the war in Ukraine with National Post Editor-At-Large and Ukraine Anti-Corruption Activist Diane Francis.
29 Mar 202336min

The Issues of Media Regulations with Michael Geist and Tom Korski
Will Ottawa’s new proposed internet rules limit the news we can access online? Michael Geist and Tom Korski on the importance of freedom of speech online.
22 Mar 202351min

The State of Canadian Energy with Lisa Baiton
Are politics preventing Canada from becoming an energy superpower? Lisa Baiton, head of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, explains.
14 Mar 202334min

Advance Requests with MAiD Practitioner and Author Dr. Stefanie Green
Author of This is Assisted Dying Dr. Stefanie Green returns to No Nonsense to discuss the latest advances in MAiD legislation – and where it’s falling short.
6 Mar 202330min




















