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Future Directions (w/ Ed Greenspon)

Posted on October 12, 2022October 12, 2022 by

As energy consumption and emission reduction are top of mind around the globe, host Jason Hatcher sits down with Ed Greenspon, President and CEO of the Public Policy Forum to discuss their recent report, A Leadership Blueprint for Canada’s High-ESG Gas. The two discuss the current energy landscape, and how Canada can and should play a role to support allies near and far.

Passing the baton (w/ Adam Owen)

Posted on October 11, 2022 by

This week, Amanda introduces the new host of Political Traction, Adam Owen, as Amanda signs off for her maternity leave. The duo reflects on Poilievre’s first month as CPC leader and the changing political dynamics in Alberta and Quebec.

Edge of our Seat (w/ Graham Fox and Rosa Ellithorpe)

Posted on October 5, 2022 by

On the eve of the UCP Leadership Results, Jason is joined by Navigator colleagues Graham Fox and Rosa Ellithorpe to dissect the provincial political landscape across the country. Starting with Quebec, the trio then move to British Columbia, before diving into the dynamic political landscape of Alberta. With reflections on the UCP race, and how provincial politics will impact both Trudeau and Poilievre, this episode is the perfect primer to what’s sure to be a busy fall season for governments across the country.

Back in Session (w/ Jason Schilling)

Posted on September 28, 2022 by

In the first episode of season 3, host Jason Hatcher is joined by Jason Schilling, President of the Alberta Teachers’ Association to chat all things back to school. The duo discuss what this school year will bring, the latest on Alberta’s curriculum rollout, and the impacts of politics in the classroom.

Now What? (W/ Jeff Costen and Kim Wright)

Posted on June 10, 2022 by

This week, host Amanda Galbraith speaks with Navigator Associate Principal and Liberal strategist Jeff Costen and NDP strategist Kim Wright on what’s next for the Ontario Liberal and NDP parties after a disappointing performance in the Provincial Election. With both of their leaders resigned, and in the case of the Liberals, official party status still out of reach, how will the parties rebuild?