Will more immigration solve Canadaâs hunger crisis? Jim Csek and Iain Burns examine reports of Canadians skipping meals and rising food-bank use alongside business groupsâ calls for higher immigration. They debate wages, youth employment, housing, healthcare capacity and who benefits from population growth.In this full November 3, 2026 broadcast, the hosts also discuss Pacific Link pipeline court challenges, Mark Carneyâs statements, François-Philippe Champagneâs economic messaging, manufacturing and trade, CanadaâEU digital cooperation, Cohere funding, housing and government accountability.CHAPTERS00:00 Opening countdown03:18 Welcome and broadcast-time update09:34 U.S. elections and CBC coverage13:10 Pacific Link pipeline court challenges20:28 Carney, Harper and political messaging25:57 Commonwealth speech and Politico interview36:55 LNG Canada investment38:31 Champagneâs project and growth claims41:35 Hunger, skipped meals and food banks52:06 Business groups push for more immigration1:03:18 Government spending and the coming budget1:06:27 Oil prices, interest rates and manufacturing1:10:01 China trade and CanadaâEU digital ties1:18:16 Cohere funding and disclosure questions1:22:16 Telesat and conflict-of-interest concerns1:23:43 Data-centre coverage and housing pressures1:27:51 Infrastructure spending and housing claims1:31:29 Federal secrecy, strikes and COVID repayments1:35:16 Crime, public safety and accountability1:38:15 Contraband tobacco and trucking standards1:43:07 Financial stress and other headlines1:45:55 Immigration enforcement and Ukraine1:50:32 CBC anniversary and this day in history1:56:30 Closing and Jonathan Kay interview previewSupport The Really Big Show: https://thereallybigshow.ca/support/Visit our website: https://thereallybigshow.ca/Subscribe for Canadian news, interviews and political commentary.