Mickey Djuric

Mickey Djuric, a political journalist known for her incisive insights on parliamentary affairs, joins Sam Konnert to dissect a tumultuous autumn season in Canadian politics. They explore Canada's recognition of Palestine and the potential diplomatic fallout. The conversation delves into the pressure mounting on Prime Minister Mark Carney, who must now produce tangible results, particularly with an impending budget focusing on the deficit. Djuric also addresses cabinet changes and the implications of new hate-symbol laws.

Mickey Djuric, a reporter for Politico Canada and host of Playbook Canada, dives into the political imbroglio surrounding Doug Ford's controversial Reagan ad that disrupted U.S.-Canada trade negotiations. They explore how Ford's toast to 'Captain Canada' plays on American media, questioning if it's a clever ruse or a distraction from his governance issues. Mickey also examines why many Ontarians support Ford despite provincial challenges and discusses the striking difference in coverage between Fox and Sportsnet during the World Series.

Mickey Djuric, a keen politics reporter from Politico, dives into the whirlwind of recent Canadian elections. He discusses the palpable tension on election night and the mixed emotions following the Liberals' surprising fourth win. Djuric highlights the Conservative perspective, reflecting on Pierre Poilievre’s future leadership amidst challenges in housing and affordability. The conversation also touches on Jagmeet Singh's emotional resignation and the broader implications for the NDP, creating a rich tapestry of political shifts and personal reflections.