Justine McIntyre

Join Paul Gott, lead singer of punk rock band the Ripcordz and journalism professor, alongside Justine McIntyre, strategic consultant and former Montreal city councillor. They delve into the Quebec Liberal leadership race, assessing Charles Milliard's unique outsider status and potential hurdles. The duo discusses the frustratingly long wait times for Info-Santé (811) and the urgent need for healthcare reform. They explore the prospects of using AI in triaging symptoms and share insights on public sentiment towards the upcoming year.

Raphaël Melançon, a political analyst and founder of Trafalgar Strategies, teams up with Justine McIntyre, a former Montreal city councillor and strategic consultant. They dive into the hypotheticals of the U.S. buying Greenland, debating historical attempts and local sentiment. The conversation shifts to Quebec politics, highlighting youth support for Charles Millard's leadership campaign. Finally, they tackle the state of Trudeau Airport, weighing its infrastructure shortcomings against alternatives like Mirabel.

Join Paul Gott, a punk rock icon and journalism professor, alongside Justine McIntyre, a savvy political consultant, as they dissect Marwah Rizqy’s abrupt expulsion from the Liberals. They delve into the chaos of Quebec's language debate sparked by Marc Miller's candid remarks. The duo questions whether political frustration is wise amid growing nationalist sentiments. They also explore new legislation on ticket resales, unpacking the implications for consumers and artists alike, while touching on local controversies like anti-Santa signage during festive parades.

Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor, joins political analyst Raphaël Melançon for a deep dive into the chaos within the Quebec Liberal Party. They discuss Marwah Rizqy's suspension and allegations of vote-buying during the leadership race. The panel debates whether Pablo Rodriguez can weather these scandals and what it means for party dynamics. They also touch on extravagant nurse salaries and a controversial Ontario proposal forcing impaired drivers to pay child support after fatal incidents. Political intrigue abounds!

Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor, and Akil Alleyne, a seasoned reporter and commentator, dive into pressing issues affecting Canada. They dissect the allure of U.S. opportunities that lure talent away, exploring how culture and regulations influence decisions. The discussion heats up as they examine Quebec's language policies, highlighting inconsistencies in enforcement. They also critique Canadian media's obsession with U.S. politics, advocating for a stronger focus on national matters. It's an insightful and lively conversation!

Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor, joins commentator Meeker Guerrier to discuss significant issues affecting Quebec. They delve into a recent poll revealing shifts in political sentiment and the Parti Quebecois' resurgence. The conversation highlights the controversial cellphone ban in classrooms, weighing its potential effects on student focus. They also confront the alarming case of five Canadian Armed Forces members suspended for Nazi salutes, stressing the importance of integrity and ethics in the military.

Join Anthony Koch, a former national spokesperson for Pierre Poilievre, and Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and ex-city councillor, as they dive into the shifting sentiments of young Quebecers leaning towards sovereignty—56% of those aged 18-34 support independence! They also discuss the challenges of political accountability in light of protests and how loyalty reward programs can be frustrating for consumers. Plus, an amazing 18-year-old tennis player, Victoria Mboko, steals the spotlight with her incredible victory over a Grand Slam champion!

Neil Drabkin, a seasoned lawyer and political commentator, joins Justine McIntyre, former city councillor and strategic consultant, for a gripping discussion. They dive into the recent acquittal of the 2018 Canada world junior hockey team members, exploring its implications on hockey culture and accountability in sports. The conversation then shifts to potential public sector job cuts in Ottawa, with the duo analyzing how cost-saving measures could affect nearly 60,000 positions. Their insights reveal the complexities of these pressing societal issues.

Andrew Caddell, a town councillor in Kamouraska and linguistic policy advocate, joins Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor, to dive into the complexities of Canada-U.S. relations. They discuss how Canadians are perceived as 'nasty' by U.S. officials, impacting trade and tourism. The conversation also touches on the dramatic rise in candidates for a federal by-election in Alberta and the controversial one-day sentence for a Quebec woman involved with ISIS, raising significant questions about justice in terrorism.

Justine McIntyre, a strategic consultant and former city councillor, joins Paul Gott, lead singer of punk rock band the Ripcordz and a Concordia journalism professor. They discuss the emergence of a new political party in Montreal and its potential impact on the local elections. The conversation shifts to a controversial call for reduced immigration amidst current political tensions and housing concerns. The hosts also reflect on the complexities of Canadian sentiments towards U.S. politics, punctuated by a humorous take on shower habits.