Felice Chin

Felice Chin, Ottawa Bureau Chief at The Hub, analyzes the recent Carney-Smith MOU concerning pipeline politics, highlighting how it promises faster approvals and regulatory rollbacks. Sam Konnert offers an insider glimpse into the parliamentary press gallery dinner, featuring memorable moments and key figures. They dissect the political maneuvering surrounding the deal, its implications for Alberta's leadership, and the environmental critiques that shadow it. Together, they explore the balance between industrial growth and climate commitments.

In this discussion, Dave Snow, an associate professor and expert on violent crime, reveals alarming statistics on rising crime rates across Canada and suggests critical policy reforms needed to tackle the crisis. Felice Chin, Alberta Bureau Chief, scrutinizes Prime Minister Carney's pipeline promises, weighing regional perspectives and the political climate. Alicia Plinincich, a financial strategist, analyzes the implications of Canada’s rising debt and its potential manageability despite economic challenges. The conversation offers profound insights into pressing national issues.

Felice Chin, Alberta Bureau Chief for The Hub, discusses Alberta's failed Carney-style budget, highlighting its complexity and the ensuing political backlash. Mark Lawson, a seasoned policy advisor, emphasizes the need for swift, transparent project approvals, advocating for a new approach to Canada's permitting process. Meanwhile, commentator Graham Gordon reveals that while Canada invested $158 billion in green initiatives, it resulted in a disappointing 68,000 jobs, raising concerns about the effectiveness of such spending.

Philip Deck, a software entrepreneur and former CEO of Certicom, discusses how energy is fundamental to human progress and a key factor in geopolitical and AI rivalries. Alicia Pleninchich, Director of Policy and Economics, makes a case for a comprehensive overhaul of Canada’s corporate tax system to boost competitiveness. Felice Chin, Alberta Bureau chief, shares insights on Danielle Smith's political maneuvering following the teachers' strike, evaluating her remaining political capital and public perception. The conversation is packed with timely analysis and thought-provoking perspectives.

Trevor Tombe, an Economics professor at the University of Calgary, discusses the feasibility of doubling non-U.S. exports while pinpointing limited economic benefits. Howard Anglin, a doctoral student at Oxford and former Deputy Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Harper, reflects on Alberta's strategic use of the notwithstanding clause in response to judicial shifts. Luke Smith analyzes recent polling that reveals significant Palestinian support for Hamas post-October 7 attacks. Felice Chin covers competing petitions in Alberta about sovereignty, highlighting the political stakes involved.