Koop & Klein: A Senior sleeping in a Tim Hortons. This is Carney's Canada
June 20, 2026
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32:58Now PlayingKoop & Klein: A Senior sleeping in a Tim Hortons. This is Carney's Canada
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as posted by the channelSeniors are sleeping in Tim Hortons because they can't afford housing. The Prime Minister just admitted Canada's recession is tied to falling immigration numbers — a quiet confirmation of what many suspected for years. And on this episode, Kevin shares a deeply personal story about the failures of Canada's justice system.
This week, Kevin Klein is joined by Royce Koop, University of Manitoba political science professor and newly announced Conservative candidate for Winnipeg South Centre, for a wide-ranging and at times deeply personal conversation about who Canada is leaving behind.
🔴 Topics covered in this episode:
- Seniors living in tents and sleeping in Tim Hortons across Canada
- Mark Carney's June 2 admission connecting the recession to falling immigration numbers
- Why Canada's GDP per capita keeps dropping even when headline numbers look fine
- The stalled pipeline and energy projects that could end the recession
- Bailey's Law and the gaps that remain in protecting victims of intimate partner violence
- Kevin shares his own family's story for the first time on the show
This is a conversation about the Canadians our government has stopped seeing. Watch the full episode now.
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