Pierre Poilievre, the Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, navigates the shifting political landscape shaped by Donald Trump's tariff threats, underlining the challenges facing his party. Aaron Wherry, a senior political writer with CBC, provides insights into how these tensions force Conservatives to reassess their alignment with nationalistic sentiments. They discuss the implications for issues like taxation and immigration, as well as the influence of political advertising contrasting Poilievre with Trump, highlighting the evolving relationship of U.S. politics with Canada.

Chantal Hébert, a prominent political journalist, Andrew Coyne, a sharp political commentator, and Aaron Wherry, an insightful political journalist, delve into the contentious proposal by Doug Ford to exclude Mexico from North American trade deals. They discuss the implications of U.S. border policies for Canada and how evolving cabinet selections in the U.S. could reshape Canadian relations. The conversation navigates the complexities of trade dynamics and the risks of bilateral agreements, all while pondering the strategic choices behind Trump's leadership appointments.

Aaron Wherry, a CBC senior writer and author of "Promise and Peril: Justin Trudeau in Power," and Stephen Maher, author of "The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau," dive deep into Trudeau's political legacy. They discuss the highs and lows of his nearly decade-long governance, including his efforts on climate change and Indigenous reconciliation. The conversation addresses pivotal scandals and controversies that shaped public perception, as well as the challenges of leadership during times of crisis, reflecting on how these elements will define Trudeau's future legacy.

Chantal Hébert, a seasoned Canadian political columnist, joins Andrew Coyne, a sharp political commentator, and Aaron Wherry, a well-respected journalist, to dissect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to step down. They delve into the internal party dissent that led to his resignation and its dramatic impact on the political landscape. The trio also discusses potential successors, particularly Mark Carney, and how shifting alliances may reshape Canadian politics amidst economic challenges and looming elections.

Althia Raj, a seasoned political columnist, and Aaron Wherry, a keen political journalist, dive deep into the turmoil surrounding Prime Minister Trudeau’s leadership. They dissect the NDP’s plans to force a confidence vote and what this means for Trudeau’s future. They analyze the implications of recent cabinet shuffles amid economic pressures and discuss the strategic moves by opposition leader Pierre Poilievre. With the potential of a quick election looming, the political landscape in Canada appears more uncertain than ever.