Your World Tonight Parliament resumes, Kirk investigation, U.K. immigration, and more
Sep 15, 2025
The return of the House of Commons sparks a fiery showdown between Pierre Poilivere and Prime Minister Mark Carney, with economic issues at the forefront. Meanwhile, Utah authorities unveil chilling DNA evidence in the ongoing murder investigation of Charlie Kirk. In the UK, public anger mounts over illegal immigration, overshadowing affordability concerns. Quebec grapples with severe water shortages amidst a hot summer, while a Canadian athlete sets a new national hammer throw record, marking a historic moment in women's sports.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Question Period Exposes Political Inexperience
- Pierre Poilievre's return sharpened the opposition's attacks and framed Question Period as a test of Mark Carney's political skill.
- Carney struggled with protocol and pacing, highlighting his inexperience against a seasoned politician.
Big Spending Promises Clash With Deficit Reality
- The government signals huge planned investments while acknowledging a deep deficit, creating fiscal tension ahead of the fall budget.
- Ministers face pressure to find savings even as large new projects and housing investments are promised.
Budget Must Balance Short And Long-Term Needs
- Economists warn Ottawa must balance short-term relief for tariff-hit sectors with long-term nation-building investments.
- The upcoming budget will test Ottawa's ability to target help while sustaining growth investments.