On this episode of Political Traction, David is joined by Navigator Consultant, Jeff Costen, and Associate Consultant, Kanivanan Chinniah, to discuss the recent events around Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline, the controversy around Trudeau’s recent statements on the oil sands made during his trip to France, and Kathleen Wynne’s criticism of Doug Ford’s campaign rhetoric.
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On this week’s episode, David sits down with Navigator Senior Consultants, Colin MacDonald and Morgan McLellan to discuss the recent gas attacks in East Ghouta, Syria and Prime Minister Trudeau’s response.
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On this special episode of Political Traction, David sits down with Navigator’s Clare Schulte-Albert to talk about the launch of our new podcast Banking on Blockchain. Banking on Blockchain examines the blockchain revolution and how blockchain and cryptocurrency are disrupting sectors throughout the economy. The season premiers Monday, April 9, 2018.
You can access the podcast on all our channels including iTunes, Soundcloud, and GooglePlay or by visiting www.navltd.com
On this week’s episode of Political Traction David Woolley is joined by Navigator consultant Jeff Costen and associate consultant Kanivanan Chinniah to discuss the Atwal affair and the recent marathon voting session the Conservatives forced on parliament hill. In the second half of the episode, Navigator’s David Millian is joined by KPMG’s Silva Kuftedjian to break down the Quebec budget and what the government’s spending priorities mean for the year ahead.
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On this episode of Political Traction, David is joined by Navigator Principal Lanny Cardow and Senior Consultant Colin MacDonald to talk about the recent selection of Doug Ford as PC Party leader, Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne’s Speech from the Throne, and recent polling showing the federal Conservatives outperforming Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.
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