Katie Simpson

Caroline Bargoot, a CBC News reporter focusing on travel and labor issues, discusses the looming strike by Air Transat pilots after a 72-hour notice. She highlights passenger reactions and the pilots' demand for pay parity. Katie Simpson, a CBC correspondent in Washington, analyzes President Trump's encouraging yet cautious remarks on Canada-U.S. trade relations, along with insights from his recent meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Carney. The podcast also touches on global issues, including Ukraine's leadership talks and Nigeria's release of kidnapped schoolchildren.

In this episode, Jennifer LaGrassa, a CBC reporter, reveals groundbreaking research showing how a shingles vaccine might slow dementia progression. Katie Simpson, a CBC correspondent, dives into the ongoing CUSMA hearings, explaining their potential impact on Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade relations. Meanwhile, Alison Northcott highlights a fascinating study where singing in choirs aids stroke survivors in regaining language skills. The discussions are insightful, tackling health, trade, and community challenges with depth and clarity.

Karen Pauls, a CBC reporter, shares vibrant insights from the Grey Cup in Winnipeg, detailing the fierce Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Montreal Alouettes rivalry and notable CFL rule changes. Katie Simpson, a Washington correspondent, dives into the tensions surrounding the U.S. military's Caribbean presence and its implications for Venezuela, alongside political drama involving Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump. The podcast also addresses a tuberculosis outbreak in Edmonton, primarily affecting the homeless, sparking urgent discussions on public health.

Katie Simpson, a CBC News correspondent based in Washington, discusses the escalating U.S.-China trade war, highlighting new tariff pledges and their impact on global markets. She also addresses a troubling rise in measles cases in Canada, stressing the importance of vaccinations. Travel from Canada to the U.S. has plummeted, spurred by anger over tariffs and security fears. Additionally, Simpson touches on the political dynamics in Canada, with party leaders crafting campaign promises amidst these challenging times.

Katie Simpson, CBC Washington correspondent, shares her insights on Donald Trump's controversial plans to potentially make Canada the 51st state. She discusses his provocative comments about the U.S.-Canada border and Trudeau’s role, unpacking whether these threats are serious or mere bluster. The episode dives into the implications for trade and Canadian sovereignty amid rising tensions. Additionally, Trump's ambitions regarding Greenland and the Panama Canal reveal deeper geopolitical concerns as the U.S. navigates foreign policy dynamics.