Notley NDP's guest appearances

Notley NDP

Charles Adler Tonight

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Donald Trump

Stephen Harper

Bill Gates

Theo Fleury

Justin Trudeau

Mark Zuckerberg

Barack Obama

Don Cherry

Greta Thunberg

Jeff Bezos

Catherine McKenna

Peter MacKay

Rachel Notley

Mark Norman

Andrew Scheer

OwlTail

Jason Kenney

Canadian Common Sense - Does the government understand working people? Charles asks what is the disconnect between the Canadian government and its people?  Should Universal Basic Income be the way to go in Canada? A discussion on cutting national poverty rates  Guest - Jennifer Robson- Associate Professor, Political Management Kroeger College, Carleton University Who represents Canada at Prince Philip's funeral? A discussion on appointing a new Governor General and will Prime Minister Justin Trudeau win another election?  Guest - Warren Kinsella- Charles Adler Tonight regular; lawyer; instructor; and writer New Poll in Alberta shows a landslide for Notley NDP if an Election were held today. The Kenney Party would lose 30 seats A discussion on how much support Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has from Albertans  Guest - Rick Bell - Page Five columnist at the Calgary Sun Subscribe to the Charles Adler Tonight podcast to hear more: https://curiouscast.ca/podcast/135/charles-adler-tonight/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Canadian Common Sense - Does the government understand working people? Charles asks what is the disconnect between the Canadian government and its people?  Should Universal Basic Income be the way to go in Canada? A discussion on cutting national poverty rates  Guest - Jennifer Robson- Associate Professor, Political Management Kroeger College, Carleton University Who represents Canada at Prince Philip's funeral? A discussion on appointing a new Governor General and will Prime Minister Justin Trudeau win another election?  Guest - Warren Kinsella- Charles Adler Tonight regular; lawyer; instructor; and writer New Poll in Alberta shows a landslide for Notley NDP if an Election were held today. The Kenney Party would lose 30 seats A discussion on how much support Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has from Albertans  Guest - Rick Bell - Page Five columnist at the Calgary Sun Subscribe to the Charles Adler Tonight podcast to hear more: <a href="https://curiouscast.ca/podcast/135/charles-adler-tonight/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://curiouscast.ca/podcast/135/charles-adler-tonight/</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Full Show: Does Canada have a representative at Prince Philip's funeral? Also What's going on in Alberta? A new poll suggests the Notley NDP would beat Premier Jason Kenney by a landslide

Bo Vitanov

From the beginning, we’ve been covering the story of how the Notley NDP started tinkering with liquor prices in Alberta. Almost immediately after taking office, they enacted protectionist policies against beer imports and simultaneously started subsidizing Alberta microbrewers every single month with grants. It was a poorly thought-out plan to bolster Alberta's small brewing industry that picked winners and losers and brought unintended consequences as importers were then burdened with trying to sell a much more expensive product into a market proliferated with government subsidized beers. The protectionist policies and beer tax hikes spawned trade disputes between provinces and legal challenges pitting Alberta small businesses against the government. Trade tribunal after trade tribunal ruled against the government but they persisted with frivolous appeals that kept importers embroiled in expensive legal battles in order to exhaust their resources.  But now, those small businesses have utterly defeated the government, forcing them to repeal their taxes and tariffs, bringing them back to 2015 levels before the government tried to “fix” what was never broken. And a six pack of beer is about to get a whole lot cheaper in Alberta in 2019. Joining me tonight to tell her side of the story about how she fought the government behemoth and won, is Bo Vitanov from Artisan Ales.Support Rebel News | Rebel Media

From the beginning, we’ve been covering the story of how the Notley NDP started tinkering with liquor prices in Alberta. Almost immediately after taking office, they enacted protectionist policies against beer imports and simultaneously started subsidizing Alberta microbrewers every single month with grants. It was a poorly thought-out plan to bolster Alberta's small brewing industry that picked winners and losers and brought unintended consequences as importers were then burdened with trying to sell a much more expensive product into a market proliferated with government subsidized beers. The protectionist policies and beer tax hikes spawned trade disputes between provinces and legal challenges pitting Alberta small businesses against the government. Trade tribunal after trade tribunal ruled against the government but they persisted with frivolous appeals that kept importers embroiled in expensive legal battles in order to exhaust their resources. But now, those small businesses have utterly defeated the government, forcing them to repeal their taxes and tariffs, bringing them back to 2015 levels before the government tried to “fix” what was never broken. And a six pack of beer is about to get a whole lot cheaper in Alberta in 2019. Joining me tonight to tell her side of the story about how she fought the government behemoth and won, is Bo Vitanov from Artisan Ales.<a href="https://www.RebelNews.com/donate" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support Rebel News | Rebel Media</a>

Artisan Ales’ bitter-sweet victory against Notley NDP is a win for Alberta (Guest: Bo Vitanov)