Fred DeLore

Peter Bethlenfalvy, Ontario's Finance Minister, discusses the alarming $14.6 billion deficit driven by U.S. tariffs and their severe impact on Ontario's economy. Fred Delory offers political insights while Melody Richet delves into the communication strategies in these turbulent times. Naheed Nenshi weighs in on Alberta's rising separatist sentiment, highlighting the complexities of provincial politics. Greg McEachern shares insider perspectives on cabinet dynamics, adding depth to the challenges ahead for both provinces.

Bruce Anderson, a political pollster and partner at Spark Advocacy, and Fred DeLore, a Conservative strategist, discuss recent Canadian election results and their implications for political civility. They explore how these outcomes might shape a more respectful dialogue among parties. The duo delves into the Conservative Party's current dynamics under Pierre Polyev, comparing leadership styles and strategies with past figures. They also touch on international influences, like the 'Trump effect,' that impact Canadian political sentiment and tourism.

Perry Zurgis, a savvy political commentator, joins Fred Delore, a keen political analyst, to discuss Canada's long-overdue commitment to increasing defense spending to 2% of GDP. They examine the driving forces behind this shift, addressing public support for military modernization and challenges in defense procurement. The conversation also touches on the geopolitical consequences of this decision, particularly regarding Canadian relations with the U.S. and NATO. Plus, listeners enjoy a lighter segment on fatherhood and personal anecdotes.

In this engaging conversation, Arlene Bynon, a renowned journalist and podcaster, shares her chilling insights from her series 'Calls from a Killer' focusing on serial killer Clifford Olson. Political commentator Bruce Anderson dissects the confusion surrounding government budgeting and communication post-election, while strategist Fred DeLore provides a keen analysis of party dynamics after electoral defeats. Together, they explore the allure of true crime, public trust in politics, and the delicate balance between managing perceptions and policy.

Niigaan Sinclair, a history professor at the University of Manitoba, sheds light on the Hudson Bay Company's complex legacy and its impact on Indigenous communities. Political commentator Fred DeLore examines the latest dynamics in Canadian politics, highlighting a rare moment of unity among leaders. Perry Tsergas, President of Spark Advocacy, shares critical data on community needs and reconciliation efforts. The discussion dives into the challenges of navigating ownership of historical artifacts and revitalizing Indigenous cultural spaces in Canada.