
Tom Korski
Managing editor at Blacklocks Reporter. Focuses on uncovering government mismanagement and waste.
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Feb 6, 2025 • 12min
Blacklock's Reporter Check-In: "It's Mathematically Impossible For Cabinet To Meet Its Housing Affordability Target"
Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklock's Reporter, shares sharp insights into Canadian politics and the unattainable housing affordability targets set by the government. He discusses the Prime Minister's controversial summit location choice and its implications for political transparency. The conversation delves into conflicting energy policies, highlighting the government's struggle to reconcile past commitments with current realities. Korski critiques political promises on housing, calling out systemic failures and urging personal responsibility in addressing challenges.

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Feb 19, 2025 • 9min
Alex Pierson talks to Blacklocks reporter Tom Korski - Feb 18
In this engaging discussion, Tom Korski, reporter for Blacklocks Reporter, unpacks pressing issues in Canadian politics. He addresses the strains on housing due to rapid immigration and the shifting tactics of political leaders. Tom shares insights on the economic mismanagement affecting today's youth and critiques the government's responses to persistent inflation. He also highlights a dire healthcare crisis, revealing a shortage of 69,000 medical professionals and calling for urgent reforms to improve emergency care access.

Jul 3, 2025 • 12min
Tom Korski Talks with Alex about the Covid Vaccine Compensation Fund
Tom Korski, managing editor at Blacklocks Reporter, dives deep into the controversial Covid vaccine compensation fund. He uncovers financial mismanagement and highlights the emergence of 'COVID millionaires' profiting amid government scandals. Korski also addresses troubling transparency issues surrounding claims of vaccine injuries and deaths, emphasizing a growing public distrust. The discussion sheds light on the legacy of fiscal irresponsibility during the pandemic, pointing to serious implications for future essential services funding.