Dan Delmar

Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media, and Neil Drabkin, a former federal prosecutor and political commentator, dive into the hot topics surrounding Canada's political landscape. They tackle the contentious identity of Tim Hortons amidst its foreign ownership and what it means for Canadian culture. The duo also discusses Canada's declining happiness rankings, linking economic challenges like housing affordability to the nation's well-being. Plus, hear insights on media access during election campaigns and Mark Carney's candidacy hurdles.

Jonathan Kalles, Vice-President at McMillan Vantage and former advisor to Prime Minister Trudeau, joins Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and media commentator. They discuss Mark Miller's controversial cabinet return and the implications for Quebec's political landscape. The grounding of the RCMP's Chinese drones raises critical concerns about national security and manufacturing dependencies. They also tackle the latest bad headlines for the Quebec Liberals and explore New York's pioneering law on personalized pricing, highlighting transparency and consumer rights.

In this discussion, Dan Delmar, a political commentator and co-founder of TNKR Media, joins former Montreal advisor Jimmy Zubris to dive deep into current political events. They analyze the potential fallout of Mark Carney's upcoming budget vote and predict a nail-biting outcome. The pair also unpack the Parti Québécois's intriguing proposal for a provincial currency, exploring its implications for Quebec's economy. To lighten things up, they celebrate the successful launch of the new REM transit line, highlighting its positive impact on Montreal.

Christina Chough, a dedicated Spanish teacher and Chair of the Modern Languages Department at Dawson College, joins Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media. They dive into the SAQ's bizarre choice to destroy $300,000 worth of American alcohol, sparking debate on its potential to aid charities instead. They also touch on alarming poll results showing that many Canadians feel hesitant about Pierre Poilievre as PM. Alongside political insights, they discuss the urgency of addressing homelessness and the contentious shift in homework policies in schools.

Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and co-host of Inspiring Entrepreneurs Canada, joins Anthony Koch, former national spokesperson for Pierre Poilievre, to dive into Montreal's controversial fine against a church hosting a Christian concert. They explore the delicate balance of free speech and community values. The conversation also touches on Canada's housing initiative plans and growing tensions in public discourse, particularly around ideological divides and trade uncertainties with the U.S. Finally, they reflect on the quirky side of Just for Laughs Gags.

Join Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and co-host of Inspiring Entrepreneurs Canada, and Neil Drabkin, a former federal prosecutor and political commentator. They discuss Mark Carney's praised handling of challenges at the G7, including international relations and trade implications. The duo also examines the rise of the Quebec Liberal Party under new leader Pablo Rodriguez, amidst existing concerns over major service disruptions due to a transit strike and Canadians' anxieties about retirement readiness.

Elias Makos chats with Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and podcast host, alongside Montreal journalist Sue Smith. They dive into Mark Carney’s cabinet, debating if it welcomes fresh faces or preserves the old guard. The conversation touches on a shocking electoral recount in Terrebonne, revealing cracks in the process. They scrutinize escalating costs in healthcare modernization projects, which have inflated dramatically, and urge for better community ties to enhance support for aging populations.

Dan Delmar, Co-founder of TNKR Media, and Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor, dive into the fascinating dynamics of Mark Carney's upcoming meeting with Donald Trump, speculating on its negotiation challenges. They also discuss Alberta's push for a separation referendum, reflecting on provincial frustrations with federal policies. Additionally, the controversial police snitch line in Gatineau surfaces ethical debates as residents report non-Quebec license plates, highlighting tensions between local identity and government oversight.

Joining the discussion are Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and political commentator, and Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor. They dive into the Conservative party's bold platform, promising significant tax cuts amidst a looming deficit. The conversation takes a quirky turn with a People's Party candidate claiming extraterrestrial origins, raising eyebrows about unconventional political beliefs. They also tackle the debate over banning cell phones in schools, emphasizing the need for better social interactions among students.

Dan Delmar, co-founder of TNKR Media and co-host of Inspiring Entrepreneurs Canada, joins Andrew Caddell, a town councillor and president of the Task Force on Linguistic Policy. They dive into Donald Trump's latest auto tariffs and their potential effects on Canada's federal election campaign. The duo discusses how these tariffs might inadvertently rally liberal support while examining the broader implications of U.S. political dynamics on Canadian policy. Additionally, they analyze campaign strategies, highlighting the evolving tactics of Canadian political parties.