Mélanie Joly

Kevin Cramer, a Republican Senator from North Dakota, and Mélanie Joly, Canada's Innovation Minister, discuss the recent U.S. senators’ meeting with Canadian officials. They share insights on optimism for a new trade deal amid complex U.S.-Canada relations, focusing on tariffs and military cooperation. Joly highlights the importance of strategic negotiations to support industries affected by U.S. policies. The conversation also touches on defense spending and its impact on job creation in Canada, intertwining economic strategy with diplomatic dynamics.

Mélanie Joly, Industry Minister and former Foreign Affairs Minister, discusses her unexpected cabinet shuffle amidst a trade war with the U.S., asserting that she requested the change. Alongside her, Gregor Robertson, the new housing and infrastructure minister, emphasizes the urgent need for innovative solutions to Canada's housing crisis. Conservative MP Kyle Seeback expresses skepticism about the cabinet's new direction, claiming there's still a strong presence of Trudeau-era ministers, which raises questions about true change amid economic challenges.

Mélanie Joly, Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister, and Jason Johnston, a dedicated canola farmer, share their insights on pressing political and economic issues. Joly addresses President Trump's unexpected comments favoring Canadian liberals, exploring implications for U.S.-Canada relations and election dynamics. Meanwhile, Johnston discusses the harsh realities of Chinese tariffs impacting his business and farming sector. Their conversation dives into the broader context of trade tensions and Canada’s strategic moves amidst international challenges.