On this week’s edition of Inside Politics, Kevin Klein and his guest tackled the latest head-scratching developments on the political scene. They discussed the sudden, unexplainable surge in support for the Federal Liberals, despite ongoing scandals and public frustration. Klein didn’t hold back when turning his attention to the Manitoba NDP’s latest excuse for their $2 billion deficit—blaming none other than U.S. President Donald Trump. “It’s beyond absurd,” Klein remarked, calling it a desperate attempt to deflect responsibility for their inability to balance the provincial budget. The episode delivered a sharp critique of politicians deflecting blame rather than offering real solutions.

The Winnipeg Sun hosted its first-ever Town Hall with Kevin Klein on Tuesday night, drawing a packed house and the Cork and Flame restaurant—so full, in fact, that attendees were left standing. Klein’s special guest, City Councillor Brian Mayes, joined the discussion to address the city’s controversial push for four-plexes and other significant infill changes that could reshape Winnipeg neighbourhoods. The evening was marked by candid conversation as Klein fielded questions from concerned residents and pressed Mayes for answers on the potential impacts of the city’s plans. Listen in as the Winnipeg Sun brings the debate straight to you.

Winnipeg Sun Live Town Hall 18/03/25

On this week’s episode of This Week Inside Politics, the panel delivers straight talk on the rough waters of Canadian politics, starting with the rise of new Prime Minister Mark Carney and why he’s climbing in the polls. They break down the reality behind newly imposed tariffs, warning that they will strike Canadians in the wallet at a time when few can afford it. The discussion heats up as they debate whether it’s time for a new Conservative Party in Manitoba to shake up the political landscape. All that and more in a candid, no-nonsense conversation about the challenges facing Canada, Manitoba and Winnipeg

In this episode of Inside Politics, the discussion centers on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's inaction regarding upcoming tariffs and politicians' reluctance to push a pipeline project through Quebec. Kevin Klein argues that Canada should withhold transfer payments to Quebec until the province agrees to the pipeline, highlighting the broader issue of political hesitation. The panel also explores the ongoing trend of federal policies prioritizing Ontario and Quebec while overlooking the needs of other provinces. #politicalnews #politics #canada

In this episode of Inside Politics, Kevin Klein, Royce Koop, and Geoff Currier deliver a no-holds-barred take on Justin Trudeau’s bullet train project. They argue it’s more of a cash grab than a breakthrough, sidelining Western Canadians in favour of Eastern priorities. Watch as the panel dives into how this multimillion-dollar venture deepens regional divides and leaves the West feeling ignored. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hard-hitting political insights! #politics #podcast #winnipeg #manitoba #canada #trudeau

In the latest episode of Inside Politics, Kevin Klein, Geoff Currier, and political scientist Royce Koop dive into a surprising new poll that’s sending shockwaves through the political landscape—suggesting the Liberals could actually win the next federal election. With growing frustration across the country over issues like affordability and leadership, the thought of another Liberal victory has some saying, say it isn't so! The panel breaks down what this poll means, whether it signals a real shift in voter sentiment, and what it could mean for the future of Canadian politics. Don’t miss this lively and thought-provoking discussion—stream the podcast now! #politicalnews #politics #canada

On this episode of Inside Politics, host Kevin Klein, alongside guests Geoff Currier and Royce Koop, tackled the growing tensions between Canada and U.S. President Donald Trump. The panel discussed how Trump has been consistently attacking Canada—whether through harsh trade policies, inflammatory rhetoric, or attempts to undermine long-standing alliances. Klein didn’t hold back, using a hockey analogy to drive the point home: sometimes, when the other team’s tough guy keeps pushing, someone needs to drop the gloves and send a message. “That’s what we need now,” Klein said, emphasizing that Canada must stand up for itself. The group pointed to a recent example where the South African president stood his ground against Trump, forcing him to back down—proof that while diplomacy works at times, there are moments when you need to show your teeth. The message from Inside Politics was clear: it’s time for Canada to push back and say, “Enough is enough, Mr. Trump.” #politicalnews #politics #trump #canada