Elizabeth May

Elizabeth May, former leader of the Green Party of Canada and a dedicated environmental advocate, dives into the federal budget's climate omissions and how her vote could sway a Christmas election. She emphasizes the need for stronger climate commitments. Joining her is Andrew MacLeod from The Tyee, who discusses a pivotal B.C. court ruling on Cowichan land that challenges private property rights. He highlights the implications of the decision for Aboriginal title and the ensuing public anxiety surrounding these legal complexities.

Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada, shares her reasoning for supporting the budget amidst pressing climate commitments. Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham discusses the significance of provincial priorities like offshore development and fisheries during his meeting with the Prime Minister. Columnist Rick Bell analyzes the political strategies behind the budget vote, while Don Davies of the NDP outlines their critical vote strategy ensuring stability over an immediate election.