Nojoud Al Mallees

Nojoud Al Mallees, an Economics reporter for The Globe and Mail with a focus on housing and public policy, dives into Prime Minister Mark Carney's new initiative, Build Canada Homes. She outlines the agency's mission to create affordable housing and discusses the initial $13B funding. The conversation touches on innovative construction methods like modular builds, regulatory challenges, and potential impacts on the housing market. Al Mallees also shares insights on political reactions and concerns about bureaucratic delays amid a pressing housing crisis.

Nojoud Al Mallees, an economics reporter with The Globe and Mail, breaks down Canada’s supply management system and its entanglement in Trump’s trade war. She reveals how strict regulations shape dairy production and imports, making it a target for U.S. tariffs. The discussion dives into the impact on Canadian farmers and consumers, exploring the delicate balance between protecting local industries and the pressures of international trade. Al Mallees also raises the question of whether Canada can afford to maintain this system amid escalating trade tensions.

Join feature writer Shannon Proudfoot, columnist Robyn Urback, and economics reporter Nojoud Al Mallees as they delve into the Canadian election landscape. They discuss how candidates present themselves as agents of change and analyze conflicting tax cut proposals from major parties. The panel also explores the NDP's struggles to regain voter support amid shifting allegiances and the implications of economic policies for different generations. Tune in for a lively exchange on pressing political themes and voter concerns!