Harrison Lowman

Harrison Lowman, Managing Editor at The Hub and host of the Full the Press podcast, dives into the complexities of Mark Carney's temperament. While often viewed as a calm counterpoint to Trump, Lowman reveals a different, more intense side to Carney. They explore the crucial role of political temperament and the expectations placed on leaders. Lowman critiques the Conservative Party's absence from debates, emphasizing the need for youth engagement in politics. The discussion challenges perceptions of leadership in a rapidly changing political landscape.

Harrison Lowman, the Managing Editor of The Hub, dives into the fiery debate over self-defense in Canadian law, sparked by a recent home invasion case. He discusses the political climate, highlighting how figures like Doug Ford and Pierre Poilievre are shaping perceptions of home safety. The conversation unpacks the complexities of defining 'reasonable' defense responses. Lowman also reflects on urban insecurity post-COVID, revealing the nuanced relationship between crime rates, public sentiment, and policy responses. Historical contexts of safety are also examined, creating a rich backdrop of contemporary challenges.

In this discussion, Harrison Lowman, Managing Editor of The Hub and political analyst, delves into Pierre Poilievre's return to Parliament following his byelection victory. They explore the mixed public perception surrounding Poilievre, touching on the Conservative Party’s tactical approach to upcoming elections. The conversation reveals the tensions in Canadian politics, particularly regarding rivalries and leadership challenges. Lowman also emphasizes the importance of navigating public sentiment while addressing the complexities and narratives shaping political discourse.