Following the Money: Has Canada’s Foreign Aid Gone Off the Rails?
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Tuesday, February 18th
Live at 6 PM MT (8 PM ET)
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Global Affairs Canada allocates billions in taxpayer dollars to international projects—presumably for vital humanitarian aid. Yet revelations about USAID via Elon Musk’s DOGE have sparked fresh scrutiny: Are Canadians funding legitimate relief efforts or bankrolling ideological pursuits? Join us for an in-depth conversation with two reporters who have an eye on Global Affairs and its allegedly “woke” spending.
Featured Guests
Cosmin Dzsurdzsa @cosminDZS
An immigrant independent journalist who exposes globalist agendas and defends Canadian cultural sovereignty. Known for unveiling questionable foreign aid partnerships—like Global Affairs funnelling millions into progressive projects—Cosmin breaks down how “soft” programs might be advancing Liberal Party interests abroad.
David Krayden @DavidKrayden
A Canadian columnist with Air Force and parliamentary experience, David leverages his background to challenge Trudeau’s policies and highlight conservative values. Having criticized Mark Carney’s carbon tax and flagged possible authoritarian overreach, David joins us as we spotlight Global Affairs—discussing that many Canadians remain unaware of how and why billions are spent globally.
What to Expect
Inside “Woke” Foreign Aid
Learn how Global Affairs Canada funds controversial diversity, equity, and inclusion projects worldwide—from BBC Media Action in Africa to near-$200 million partnerships with organizations linked to Liberal insiders.
Comparisons to USAID
With the recent meltdown in the U.S. over billions of wasted funds, discover why critics see Global Affairs heading down a similar path, lacking real accountability.
Where Does Your Money Go?
Cosmin and David examine claims that these billions do little to advance Canada’s actual interests or true humanitarian goals—and might be fueling a global propaganda machine.
A Call for Transparency
How can Canadians hold their government accountable? From official trackers going “offline” to projects with untraceable results, find out why our guests believe radical oversight is overdue.
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