Teachers Strike, Tax Blunders, and a Political Earthquake in Newfoundland

Sheila and Kris Sims discuss the school walkout's impact on families, the unions' focus on school choice, and the ultimate cost.

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In Alberta, the teachers’ union is on strike but is this really about kids, or just another high-stakes game for power and pay? Sheila and Kris dig into what the walkout means for families, why the unions are targeting school choice, and how much it’s all going to cost the rest of us.

Then, the Canada Revenue Agency wants to start automatically filing your taxes ,a terrifying thought given this is the same outfit that can’t answer the phone or keep its data safe. Sheila and Kris unpack what happens when the most inept department in Ottawa gets even more control over your money.

And finally, a political earthquake in Newfoundland and Labrador: the Progressive Conservatives have shocked the establishment and ended years of Liberal rule. New Premier Tony Wakeham takes the reins — but will this be a real conservative reset, or just “progressive” business as usual?

Watch now on The Gunn Show — only at RebelNews.com

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  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-10-15 23:11:47 -0400
    What a glimmer of hope the Newfoundland election was! I hope the Yukon goes solidly Conservative on November third. The pendulum is swinging back to the right side of history. Remember that right is right and left is wrong1.