Davos dreams, taxpayer nightmares: Kris Sims breaks down climate cash grabs and Carney’s costly gun grab
While elites talk sacrifice, Canadians pay more for fuel, food and safety as climate policies and gun buybacks spiral out of control.
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On tonight's Gunn Show, I sit down with Kris Sims of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation to talk about the things politicians hope you are too busy paying bills to notice.
First up is Davos. While global elites fly private jets and lecture ordinary people about sacrifice, Canadian taxpayers are left holding the bill for climate schemes cooked up at the World Economic Forum. These plans are not theoretical. They show up on your heating bill, your grocery receipt, and your fuel costs, whether you agreed to them or not.
Kris explains how the federal clean fuel standards quietly add potentially thousands of dollars in extra costs for Canadian families. Higher fuel prices push up the cost of everything, from food and transportation to housing and basic goods. It is a hidden tax dressed up in green language, and taxpayers are the ones paying for it.
We also dig into the failure of Mark Carney’s gun grab. It is collapsing under its own weight, collecting few firearms while burning through millions of taxpayer dollars. The program targets lawful gun owners while violent crime continues to rise, leaving Canadians less safe and significantly poorer.
It is expensive, ideological, and completely disconnected from reality. Kris Sims joins me to walk through the numbers they would rather you never see.
COMMENTS
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Anthony Salotti commented 2026-01-22 08:11:04 -0500Carney’s got to go . -
David Heinze commented 2026-01-22 02:38:32 -0500There are a lot of us working on alleviating people’s legitimate concerns about independence. See my Substack. I’m looking forward to your book. We need all hands on deck and all the resources and help we can get.
For a name, maybe something like: ALBERTA INDEPENDENCE, How it works. With a byline like: Lessons from Quebec’s Homework.
Anyway, maybe something to work with, I hope it helps.
Once the book is avaliable I will add it to the resources on my posts.
