Kate Harrison

Kate Harrison, Vice Chair at Summa Strategies and a political communications expert, discusses the recent resignation of Prime Minister Trudeau and its implications for Canada’s Parliament. The conversation dives into prorogation and its effects on governance, alongside the potential for a larger budget deficit. They also explore the political dynamics within the Liberal Party and the growing challenges in global debt markets. Finally, Kate highlights the link between a new leader's strategic choices and Canada's economic future.

Françoise Boivin, a former NDP MP, joins Kevin Page, ex-parliamentary budget officer, Emily Nicolau from Le Devoir, Michelle Cadario, a former Liberal campaign director, and Conservative analyst Kate Harrison. They dissect party platforms released just days before the election. The discussion highlights the financial feasibility of the Conservative tax cuts, critiques of Liberal strategies, and the critical intersection of economic and environmental policies. With shifting voter sentiments in Quebec and community concerns rising, strategies to navigate these dynamics are fervently analyzed.

Kate Harrison, a Conservative political analyst, dives into the party's strategies and the challenges it faces. Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper shares insights on the current landscape, notably endorsing Pierre Poilievre amid sharp political attacks. Francoise Boivin, a former NDP MP, offers commentary on the NDP's hurdles under Jagmeet Singh. The discussion uncovers the dynamics of voter sentiment, the impact of tax reform messaging, and the economic fallout from U.S. tariffs. It’s an engaging look at the shifting power in Canadian politics.

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.

In this discussion, political strategist Kate Harrison sheds light on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's pivotal deal with the U.S., which temporarily delays tariffs. She unpacks the intricate political maneuvering behind Donald Trump's decision, connecting it to commitments on drug trafficking. The conversation also explores broader implications for U.S.-Canada trade dynamics and emphasizes the importance of effective communication moving forward. From evolving trade policies to the uncertain future of relations, Harrison offers keen insights into the complexities of international diplomacy.