Carney Sends Another $2 Billion to Ukraine
Paul and Jim react to reports that Mark Carney has approved another $2 billion in funding to Ukraine, raising serious questions about scale, priorities, and accountability.
With Canada facing rising costs at home — housing pressure, healthcare strain, infrastructure shortfalls, and affordability crises — they ask whether this level of foreign spending goes beyond what was necessary or responsible.
This conversation isn’t about abandoning allies — it’s about limits, transparency, and whether Canadian taxpayers deserve clearer answers when billions more are committed overseas.
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