Mitch (host)

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Sidenote by AsapSCIENCE · Exposing the most corrupt politician in Canadian history · 17 Jun 2026 podcast

And then his housing minister's chief of staff, Ryan Amato, like took...

packages from developers at a housing industry gala and use them to bypass standard public service protocols.

So they start realizing all these things are happening kind of behind closed doors and they're starting to put them together.

The housing minister, Stephen Clark, and another cabinet minister actually had to resign because this all started coming out.

Yeah, of course.

Like, oh, well, then you're just a shitty politician.

And like, oh, wow.

Happens to be these like developers are your close friends at your daughter's.

How would you not know?

So this is just kind of like the tip of the iceberg.

This has been a long time journey and there's been many bills that have been passed, but okay.

In Canada, like many of our healthcare needs are covered by the public sector, right?

So if you're in America, like you don't need to have insurance.

For example, you just get like a health card.

If I need to go to the doctor, I just go most things you don't have to pay for anything that's necessary.

It's like covered.

Something I'll just add in here as well is this reminds me of a lot of times when problems come up in, and maybe this is similar in other countries, but in Canadian politics, it's like people's minds I feel always go to the federal government, like the prime minister, or to their local government, like the mayor of their city.

And somehow I feel like the premier in this case, or if you're in America, like your governors, maybe it's the same, seem to get away with so many things.

Like in this case, the premier is responsible for so many healthcare decisions and education decisions.

And even like the issues that are affecting like homelessness, like they're controlling a lot of issues that then people blame on the city or blame on the prime minister.

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