Martha Hall Findlay

Martha Hall Findlay, a former MP and Liberal leadership contender, teams up with Tony Clement, a former Conservative cabinet minister, for a lively political discussion. They dissect Steven Guilbeault's recent resignation, analyzing its impact on cabinet stability. The duo debates whether Carney's government is leaning conservative and tackles public sentiment on climate change. They also assess the risks and prospects of the new Alberta pipeline MOU, scrutinizing Canada's climate leadership amidst shifting global energy trends.

Join Martha Hall Findlay, a former MP and political commentator, and Tony Clement, a former federal cabinet minister, as they dissect the critical commentary on Pierre Poilievre's leadership within the Conservative Party. They debate the implications of Poilievre's recent allegations against the RCMP and its fallout, the potential influence of Stephen Harper on party dynamics, and the upcoming leadership review's significance. The discussion also veers into trade negotiations with the U.S., and differing strategies on achieving favorable deals for Canada.

This discussion features Don Davies, Interim leader of the NDP, alongside Tony Clement, former Conservative MP, and Martha Hall Findlay, former Liberal MP. They dive into the NDP's historic election struggles and whether the party should overhaul its approach. The trio debates the balance between identity politics and traditional class representation, emphasizing the need for the NDP to reconnect with its roots. They also reflect on the impact of political alliances and explore strategies for the NDP's revival amidst Canada’s evolving political landscape.