Carney says pay the piper if you want prosperity

On this episode of The Really Big Show, Jim Csek and Iain Burns break down the high cost of being "slow" in a fast-moving world. We look at the massive housing deficit—where Canada needed 82,000 homes just for new arrivals—and the alarming tech exodus as companies like Apple and Meta warn that Bill C-22 will turn their devices into government surveillance tools. We also dive into the explosive report that the military punished soldiers for objecting to the monitoring of Canadians during COVID-19, and check in on the global stage where President Trump's China trip is being hailed as a success despite a physical "donnybrook" between the Secret Service and Chinese security.