The Big Five Podcast More Quebec doctors are leaving the public system. Plus: Is it time to privatize Canada Post.
Aug 4, 2025
Neil Drabkin, a lawyer and former political chief of staff, joins Jimmy Zoubris, a special advisor to the mayor of Montreal. They dive into concerns about Quebec's healthcare system, with more doctors leaving the public sector despite recent reforms. The conversation shifts to Canada Post, addressing union contract rejections and the prospect of privatization as a potential remedy for its financial woes. They also tackle the darker side of cryptocurrency, exploring the alarming rise in related crimes and the necessity for regulation to ensure safety.
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Bitcoin Crime Risks Demand Regulation
- Bitcoin's irreversible and high-value transactions drive violent crimes like home invasions.
- Governments must regulate cryptocurrency to protect consumers and prevent money laundering.
Regulate Crypto with Strong Laws
- Regulate cryptocurrency transactions by limiting transfer amounts and adding verification delays.
- Strengthen criminal code and bail laws to deter crypto-related crimes effectively.
Protect Crypto Gains Privacy
- Avoid publicly flaunting crypto gains on social media to reduce crime risk.
- Recognize that cryptocurrency transfers are irreversible, unlike traditional bank transactions.
