Emily Nicolas

In this engaging discussion, political commentator Andrew Coyne addresses the 'crisis' in Canadian democracy while experts Sean Speer, Emilie Nicolas, and Rob Russo unpack the implications of the recent federal election results. Science journalist Laura Spinney unveils the fascinating legacy of Proto-Indo-European, revealing how an ancient dialect shaped modern languages. The lighthearted segment featuring word puzzles adds a touch of fun, showcasing the importance of language and communication in both history and contemporary politics.

Join Vin Nguyen, a Canadian writer reflecting on the Vietnam War's legacy, and Massimo Faggioli, a Vatican expert discussing the dynamics of the papal conclave. Leanne Betasamosake Simpson shares the vital role of water in Indigenous culture and the urgent need for environmental advocacy. Meanwhile, analysts Emilie Nicolas and Sean Speer delve into the Canadian federal election's evolving landscape. The discussion also highlights the significance of understanding election terminology to foster informed civic engagement.

Democratic Congressman Chris Deluzio shares his perspective on Trump's immediate tariffs, advocating for a balanced approach to protect American manufacturing. Conservative analyst Kate Harrison delves into the election's shifting dynamics triggered by these tariffs. Former NDP MP Françoise Boivin discusses possible Canadian political responses, while columnist Emily Nicolas analyzes the end of Canada's consumer carbon tax and its electoral implications. Together, they navigate the turbulence of trade policies and the evolving political landscape.