Mark Carney

Mark Carney, former Prime Minister of Canada, discusses the fallout from Trump's hefty tariffs on foreign automobiles, revealing the uncertainty facing Canada’s auto sector. Joined by CBC's Aaron Wherry, they analyze the political repercussions as Canadian leaders respond to these trade challenges. The conversation also highlights the shifting dynamics in Canada-U.S. relations and the urgent need for a strategic approach to bolster economic resilience and protect sovereignty amidst rising tensions.

Prime Minister Mark Carney, previously the Governor of the Bank of Canada, opens up about the significance of King Charles' throne speech for Canadian identity. He dives deep into trade dynamics with the U.S., discussing tariff challenges and Canada’s strategy for domestic defense investment. Carney addresses the pressing housing crisis, calling for innovative solutions to enhance affordability and combat homelessness. He emphasizes the need for collaboration amidst Alberta's energy landscape and critiques the slow legislative process, spotlighting the urgency for action.

Former Canadian ambassador to Israel, Jon Allen, shares insights on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's controversial vow to control Gaza. He emphasizes the alarm raised over the firing of warning shots near Canadian diplomats, calling it 'unconscionable.' CBC's Katie Simpson discusses U.S. President Trump's contentious meeting with South African President Ramaphosa, highlighting claims of violence against white farmers. The podcast navigates the intricate diplomatic landscape, questioning the global response and implications for regional stability.