What happens when you think you're done with a certain tax, but it comes back to haunt you in a different way? Plus, we discuss the highs and possible lows of Alberta's bold new move in healthcare.

What happens when you think you're done with a certain tax, but it comes back to haunt you in a different way? Plus, we discuss the highs and possible lows of Alberta's bold new move in healthcare.

Hosted by Jay Goldberg and Sabine Benoit, Your Choice Our Fight is a conversation on issues that affect consumers, such as housing, sin taxes, tariffs, government regulation and overreach.

Featuring the latest news, interviews, and expert analysis that covers consumer topics in Canada. 

Tune in to learn why consumer choice matters.

Produced by the Consumer Choice Center.

Hosted by Jay Goldberg and Sabine Benoit, Your Choice Our Fight is a conversation on issues that affect consumers, such as housing, sin taxes, tariffs, government regulation and overreach.
Featuring the latest news, interviews, and expert analysis that covers consumer topics in Canada.&nbsp;
Tune in to learn why consumer choice matters.
Produced by the Consumer Choice Center.

Lifestyle freedom, innovative tech, and smart policy.

Your Choice Our Fight

Hosted by Jay Goldberg and Sabine Benoit, Your Choice Our Fight is a conversation on issues that affect consumers, such as housing, sin taxes, tariffs, government regulation and overreach.

Featuring the latest news, interviews, and expert analysis that covers consumer topics in Canada. Tune in to learn why consumer choice matters.

Produced by the Consumer Choice Center.

Hosted by Jay Goldberg and Sabine Benoit, Your Choice Our Fight is a conversation on issues that affect consumers, such as housing, sin taxes, tariffs, government regulation and overreach.
Featuring the latest news, interviews, and expert analysis that covers consumer topics in Canada. Tune in to learn why consumer choice matters.
Produced by the Consumer Choice Center.

When a Tax Refuses to Die 

Jay and Sabine are joined by the CCC's Director of Research Emil Panzaru to discuss the Canadian housing crisis and how it compares to other housing crises around the world, and we try and figure out why every level of government isn't doing more to treat the housing crisis like an actual crisis. We have some ideas on how to do it if they are interested! 

Here's a link to our latest housing deep dive: https://thehub.ca/2026/01/14/only-the-richest-canadians-are-able-to-afford-homes-its-time-to-free-the-market-deepdive/

Jay and Sabine are joined by the CCC's Director of Research Emil Panzaru to discuss the Canadian housing crisis and how it compares to other housing crises around the world, and we try and figure out why every level of government isn't doing more to treat the housing crisis like an actual crisis. We have some ideas on how to do it if they are interested!&nbsp;
Here's a link to our latest housing deep dive: https://thehub.ca/2026/01/14/only-the-richest-canadians-are-able-to-afford-homes-its-time-to-free-the-market-deepdive/

Housing: The Crisis No One is Treating Like a Crisis

Book an Uber, pour yourself a glass of Crown Royal, and try to find a flight to visit the UAE because Jay and Sabine and back and they are still tired of government shenanigans, 2026 edition. The podcast might take a break but the bad policy decisions from every level of government never do. 

Book an Uber, pour yourself a glass of Crown Royal, and try to find a flight to visit the UAE because Jay and Sabine and back and they are still tired of government shenanigans, 2026 edition. The podcast might take a break but the bad policy decisions from every level of government never do.&nbsp;

New Year, Same Government Shenanigans 

In their last episode of 2025, Jay and Sabine talk about the case of Jeremy Bray, who was at risk of losing a life-enhancing drug until the media made the government step in, and the reasons why Canadians have such limited access to pharmaceuticals they need to live better and stay alive.

We'll see you back here on January 7! 

In their last episode of 2025, Jay and Sabine talk about the case of Jeremy Bray, who was at risk of losing a life-enhancing drug until the media made the government step in, and the reasons why Canadians have such limited access to pharmaceuticals they need to live better and stay alive.
We'll see you back here on January 7!&nbsp;

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