Kory Teneycke

Kory Teneycke, a conservative strategist and co-founder of Rubicon Strategy, joins to discuss the political landscape as Parliament reconvenes. They dive into Mark Carney’s ambitious goals and his challenges with a significant budget deficit and maintaining his coalition. The conversation shifts to Pierre Poilievre's need to reinvent his approach and the implications of a two-party dynamic due to the NDP's decline. Voter perceptions and strategies for appealing to a broader audience are also examined, highlighting the evolving political scene in Canada.

Environment Minister, Saskatchewan Premier, journalists, and political commentators discuss the government's new emissions cap for the oil and gas sector, delays and changes in implementation, technological advances in carbon capture, potential challengers to Trump, obstructionist tactics, conservatives' use of carbon tax, and the government's proposed emissions cap for the oil and gas sector.

Guests David Cohen, Scott Reid, Kathleen Monk, and Kory Teneycke discuss rising tensions between Canada and India, allegations of India's involvement in a murder, the impact of President Zelensky's visit to Washington on Congress, trade and human rights concerns, and the carbon tax issue in Atlantic Canada.