In this episode, Host Vijay Saini and Co-host Vasu Kumar break down two major developments shaping public policy and international security. First, they examine British Columbia’s historic decision to end bi-annual clock changes and adopt permanent, year-round daylight saving time, a move expected to affect daily routines, business operations and cross-border coordination starting this March.

They then pivot to global geopolitics, analyzing reports that the United States has deployed low-cost one-way “suicide” attack drones in strikes on Iranian military targets, marking a notable shift in U.S. military tactics and collaborative operations in the Middle East.

Tune in for expert insights on what these pivotal changes could mean for residents, policymakers, and global stability.

In this episode, Host Vijay Saini and Co-host Vasu Kumar discuss Prime Minister Mark Carney wrapping up his India trip. They break down the major highlights, diplomatic signals, economic discussions, and what this visit could mean for Canada–India relations moving forward. From trade to geopolitics, the conversation unpacks the broader implications of this high-profile international visit.

In this episode, Host Vijay Saini and Co-host Vasu Kumar unpack alarming new data showing that Canadian GDP has fallen to its lowest level since 2020, raising fresh concerns about economic slowdown, inflation pressure, and long-term recovery prospects. What does this mean for businesses, jobs, and household finances across Canada?

The discussion then turns to the growing controversy surrounding reports of a so-called “clean chit” to India, examining the political, diplomatic, and public reaction tied to the issue. The hosts analyze how economic challenges and foreign policy narratives are shaping national debate.

From GDP concerns to international controversy, this episode delivers sharp insight into the economic and geopolitical questions dominating headlines.