The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge The Day After The Carney Speech
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Jan 21, 2026 Prime Minister Carney's Davos speech sparked international praise, but domestic reactions showed a more mixed response. The discussion turned to Canada's defense readiness amid shifts in geopolitical scenarios. A thought-provoking analysis on local climate trends revealed alarming warming patterns. AI's role in K-12 education raised eyebrows, revealing both risks and potential benefits. Meanwhile, a quirky Chinese app encourages urban safety checks, while a slight uptick in print book sales adds a glimmer of hope for readers.
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Carney's Davos Moment
- Mark Carney's Davos speech received wide international praise and frames a new world order narrative.
- Peter Mansbridge suggests its implications could reshape Canadian politics and governing mandates.
Canada's Readiness Questioned
- Mansbridge and Janice Stein question how ready Canada is for a serious non-trade crisis with the U.S.
- He expects more public and behind-the-scenes defense discussions in the coming weeks.
Global Warming Patterns Persist
- Climate data show the past 11 years were the hottest on record and cities saw historic highs.
- Mansbridge notes local variations: some months hotter, some colder, but long-term warming trends persist.
