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Category: Political Traction

Trust-O-Meter (w/ Tasha Kheiriddin and Anne Kilpatrick)

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This week, Navigator Principal Tasha Kheiriddin and Managing Principal Anne Kilpatrick join host Amanda Galbraith to discuss the launch of Discover, Navigator’s research offering. The trio dives deep into Disover’s latest research findings on pandemic trust progression scores. Then, the group goes head-to-head in our rapid-fire round to discuss the ending of the Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ontario’s pause on first doses of AstraZeneca, and their post-covid travel plans.

Quebec Knows Best (w/ Philippe Gervais and Elias Makos)

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This week, Navigator Managing Principal Philippe Gervais and CJAD 800’s Elias Makos join host Amanda Galbraith to discuss all things Quebec: from nursing home hires to Bill 21. The trio goes head-to-head in our rapid-fire round to discuss Trump’s new social media service and the National Advisory Committee on Immunization’s (NACI) disastrous press outing.

Break the Internet (w/ Michael Geist)

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This week, host Amanda Galbraith is joined by Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, Michael Geist, to discuss Bill C-10. The federal government is facing immense backlash to this bill, which aims to amend the Broadcasting Act to regulate user-generated content uploaded to social media platforms, the same way it currently controls TV and radio content.

The two go head-to-head in our rapid-fire round to discuss Joe Biden’s joint address to Congress, Vaccine Hunters Canada (@VaxHuntersCan), and Netflix Canada’s decision to move their headquarters to Toronto.

Big, Big Budget (w/ Graham Fox and Marieke Walsh)

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This week, host Amanda Galbraith is joined by Managing Principal of Navigator’s Ottawa office, Graham Fox, and Globe and Mail Political Reporter, Marieke Walsh, to discuss the 2021 federal budget. The trio goes head-to-head in our rapid-fire round to discuss Doug Ford’s emotional press conference, international flight restrictions, and the first thing they would do if COVID were to disappear suddenly.