Chantal Hébert, a savvy political columnist, Andrew Coyne, a seasoned journalist, and Althia Raj, a sharp commentator, tackle pressing questions about Canadian politics as 2025 approaches. They discuss the financial fears of seniors and the engagement challenges facing younger voters amidst affordability crises. The panel also examines the Bloc Québécois's potential role as the official opposition and analyzes Pierre Poiliev's campaign strategy focused on catchy slogans. Lastly, they explore the shortcomings of Canada's first-past-the-post system and the implications for party loyalty.