Brad Levine

In this discussion, Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon outlines the government's legislative priorities and the urgency of passing key measures. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew emphasizes the need for national unity projects ahead of the First Ministers' meeting. Former NDP Campaign Director Brad Levine shares insights on the King's speech and the government's objectives, while columnist Emily Nicola analyzes its political implications and the dynamics in the House. Together, they address challenges in fostering collaboration among parties in a minority government.

Louis Blouin, Radio Canada’s Parliamentary Bureau Chief, joins experts to analyze Prime Minister Mark Carney's impending cabinet reshuffle. They discuss the inclusion of new faces and the need for gender parity in leadership, while highlighting the balance between innovation and continuity. Vina Nadjibulla shares insights on the recent U.S.-China tariff agreement amid escalating trade tensions, exploring its implications on global economics. The conversation also touches on the complexities facing Carney’s cabinet, particularly in managing Alberta’s political landscape and carbon pricing challenges.

Join Amanda Alvaro, a former Liberal strategist, and Brad Levine, ex-NDP Campaign Director, as they dive into the high-stakes final days of the federal election. They explore how party leaders are honing in on key battlegrounds, the shifting dynamics in regions like Quebec and British Columbia, and the urgent need for the NDP and Conservatives to engage voters. Also discussed are the electoral impacts of crime and homelessness in campaign messaging, alongside the crucial role of strategic communication in energizing supporters and nudging undecided voters.