Anthony Koch

Join Anthony Koch, a former national spokesperson for Pierre Poilievre, and Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and ex-city councillor, as they dive into the shifting sentiments of young Quebecers leaning towards sovereignty—56% of those aged 18-34 support independence! They also discuss the challenges of political accountability in light of protests and how loyalty reward programs can be frustrating for consumers. Plus, an amazing 18-year-old tennis player, Victoria Mboko, steals the spotlight with her incredible victory over a Grand Slam champion!

Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and co-host of Inspiring Entrepreneurs Canada, joins Anthony Koch, former national spokesperson for Pierre Poilievre, to dive into Montreal's controversial fine against a church hosting a Christian concert. They explore the delicate balance of free speech and community values. The conversation also touches on Canada's housing initiative plans and growing tensions in public discourse, particularly around ideological divides and trade uncertainties with the U.S. Finally, they reflect on the quirky side of Just for Laughs Gags.

Akil Alleyne, a seasoned reporter and commentator, joins Anthony Koch, former spokesperson for Pierre Poilievre, for a thought-provoking discussion. They dive into Canada's delicate balancing act with China amidst U.S. tensions, weighing economic strategies against geopolitical risks. The conversation shifts to the implications of immigration status in criminal sentencing, questioning fairness in the judicial system. They also explore Quebec's contrasting policies on school cellphones and the rise of e-sports, igniting debates on education and societal trust.

Join Akil Alleyne, a seasoned reporter and commentator, alongside Anthony Koch, former national spokesperson for Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. They dive into the growing Canadian sentiment of feeling unwelcome in the U.S., especially around July 4th. The conversation shifts to the implications of health taxes on sugary drinks and tobacco, exploring their effectiveness. Recent gambling scandals shake Major League Baseball, raising questions about integrity in sports. Plus, a Montreal woman’s lottery win sparks debate on choosing weekly payments versus a lump sum.

Elias Makos talks with Anthony Koch, former spokesperson for Pierre Poilievre, and Jonathan Kalles, former advisor to Justin Trudeau. They delve into the political turmoil surrounding Mark Carney, exploring how his ministers are complicating his plans. They discuss Quebec's staggering $14 billion deficit and the public's desire to tax the wealthy rather than cut services. The conversation also touches on the evolving definitions of wealth in tax debates and the repercussions of immigration policies in light of budget management ahead of elections.