Who benefits from Canada's latest federal budget, and what do the jobs numbers reveal about the economy? Jim Csek hosts this November 9, 2026 edition of The Really Big Show, examining private-sector employment, government spending, affordability and Mark Carney's economic messaging.Jim discusses immigration and temporary foreign workers, housing promises, food-bank demand, energy investment, Stelco and Canadian steel, and financial oversight. Later segments cover AI and China, international diplomacy, technology headlines and this day in history. Iain Burns is away this week.CHAPTERS00:00 Welcome and the new waiting-room stream03:22 Where to find your local show time03:56 Jobs report and Bank of Canada policy07:09 Canadian dollar, productivity and budget priorities09:13 Media funding and government spending10:15 Ron DeSantis on spending and economic growth12:22 Oil and gas tax incentives and investment13:55 Immigration and temporary foreign workers20:30 Affordability, housing promises and food insecurity25:48 Elizabeth May and budget confidence votes27:10 Food banks and the middle-class squeeze29:43 Overseas spending and Canadian priorities30:40 Homelessness promises and healthcare pressures35:04 Nunavut energy development and jobs37:17 Private-sector employment and the steel industry41:37 Carney's fiscal claims, debt and affordability44:04 Cohere funding and regional jobs comparisons47:22 Budget allocations and political accountability50:09 Money laundering, sanctions and banking oversight54:01 Nvidia, China and the AI race57:42 Forced-labour import enforcement59:12 Dana White and White House headlines1:00:12 Bermuda and corporate tax questions1:01:30 Trump, Ukraine and international diplomacy1:05:23 Other headlines and technology news1:08:47 This day in history1:12:27 Viewer chat and closing reflections1:14:19 Remembrance Day and upcoming shows1:16:02 Show times and the countdown streamSupport The Really Big Show: https://thereallybigshow.ca/support/Visit our website: https://thereallybigshow.ca/Subscribe for Canadian news, interviews and political commentary. Regular weekday start: 12 noon Eastern / 10 AM Kelowna and Vancouver. No regular show on Remembrance Day, November 11.#CanadianPolitics #MarkCarney #TheReallyBigShow