Lorne Gunter

John Ivison, a National Post columnist, and Lorne Gunter, a columnist for The Sun, discuss the tumultuous relationship between Canada and the U.S. after Mark Carney's election as prime minister. They explore how Carney's controversial cabinet picks may overshadow his challenges, including deal-making with a now-mobilized Trump. They dive into Albertan farmers' struggles with falling canola prices coinciding with the approaching election, examining the importance of tacit endorsements in shaping voter perceptions and the dynamics of Canadian political strategies.

Lorne Gunter, a columnist with Postmedia's Edmonton Sun, and Chris Selley from the National Post dive into Canada's political turmoil. They discuss Trudeau's isolation and his questionable leadership during a time of crisis. The duo highlights the fallout from the finance minister's resignation, growing frustrations within the Liberal Party, and the impact on everyday Canadians. With economic challenges looming and criticism of both Trudeau and emerging leader Pierre Polyev, the conversation touches on urgent topics like immigration, housing, and Canada-U.S. relations.