This offers an interesting place for Trudeau and Trump to align, especially because Trump has long been a supporter of an end to the drug wars.
—David Woolley
Allie, Colin and David talk about the Special Committee on Electoral Reform, Trudeau’s comments on negotiating NAFTA with Trump, and the opioid crisis in Canada.
When you have Michael Chong, Maxime Bernier and Kellie Leitch as your top three candidates, you actually have fundamentally different ways of viewing conservatism.
—David Woolley
After our week off, we return with our regular panel. Allie, Colin and David talk about public-private partnerships, the carbon tax, and the Conservative Party’s leadership race.
When Obama was elected the first time around there was a sense of history being made, and I feel like that isn’t quite here this time around
—Travis Kann
Allie and David are joined by Travis Kann to talk about the fall economic update, CETA (again), the Liberal government’s pay-to-play scandal, and of course, the American election.
Maybe one of the barriers to entry a new EU is that national governments have to have the authority to speak on behalf of their country
—Colin MacDonald
This week Allie, Colin and David talk about CETA, Canada’s refugee policy, and Trudeau getting heckled at a youth labour forum.
We haven’t had a party like the Bloc Quebecois that was expressly talking about provincial rights in parliament for the last six or seven years.
—David Woolley
Colin MacDonald and David Woolley join Allie to talk about health care transfers, carbon tax, and the presidential debate.
