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The Really Big Show is a Canadian news show done differently. We move past the talking points to discuss the news of the day through a distinctly Canadian lens, providing the analysis and commentary you won’t find in mainstream soundbites.
Hosted by Jim Csek and Iain Burns, we translate rhetoric into reality with a common-sense approach to the stories affecting Canada, British Columbia, and our local region.
Live every weekday at 9 AM PST, Noon EST. Watch or listen on KelownaNow.com, YouTube, X, and all major podcast platforms
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The Really Big Show is a Canadian news show done differently. We move past the talking points to discuss the news of the day through a distinctly Canadian lens, providing the analysis and commentary you won’t find in mainstream soundbites.
Hosted by Jim Csek and Iain Burns, we translate rhetoric i…
Will more immigration solve Canada’s hunger crisis? Jim Csek and Iain Burns examine reports of Canadians skipping meals and rising food-bank use alongside business groups’ calls for higher immigration. They debate wages, youth employment, housing, healthcare capacity and who benefits from populatio…
Catherine Swift joins Jim Csek and Iain Burns for a full interview on Canadian manufacturing, Chinese steel imports, Stelco and the investment climate under Mark Carney. She argues for stronger enforcement of trade rules and explains why she believes government intervention is discouraging private …
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