TGCTS Video: Free Press Scrapped Headline Smearing Manitoba Premier – The Great Canadian Talk Show – March 12 2023
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Provincial budget coverage ain’t what it used to be: Tom Brodbeck’s column in the Free Press was full of funny backtracks compared to his pre-budget burial of the ‘Hail Mary’ playbook of the PC government. Is he a comedian? “It’s unlikely she’ll find a receptive audience” for “a decent budget” that increases key spending -and […]
March 12 2023 – Free Press Scrapped Headline Smearing Manitoba Premier
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March 12 2023 – Free Press Scrapped Headline Smearing Manitoba Premier
TGCTS Video: Homeless & Transit Spending – a clip from The Great Canadian Talk Show Podcast – March 5 2023
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Crime, Courts & Public Safety This week’s clip – The Stefanson government is throwing in another $58M for “social housing spaces” and programs but aren’t addressing the root causes of homelessness. We discuss what Marion Willis, founder and executive director of St. Boniface Street Links, told the media – “I maybe expected a little more […]
TGCTS Video: The Great Canadian Talk Show highlights- A lesson in journalism and the Frontier Centre – clip from Jan. 18 2023
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Excerpt from the Great Canadian Talk Show Podcast – Jan. 18 2023 – Journo Claims 2 Winnipeg Newsrooms Lying About Poilievre Event A special commentary – A Lesson in Journalism – is the focus of a mid-week solo podcast by Marty. But this fast-paced lesson isn’t so much taught by him, but rather, by a […]
Jan. 9 2023 – The Blue Herd on Broadway culling itself before the Manitoba election
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Jan. 9 2023 – The Blue Herd on Broadway culling itself before the Manitoba election