Philippe J. Fournier

Eric Grenier, author of The Writ and Canadian election analyst, joins Philippe Fournier, author of 338 Canada and election expert, to dissect the global political ripple effects of Trump's actions. They explore how his presidency has unwittingly bolstered center-left parties in Canada and Australia, leading to unexpected electoral victories. The discussion also covers Canadian voter sentiments, contrasting party performances, and the complexities of the media landscape influenced by American dynamics. Tune in for insights on shifting political tides and evolving public perceptions!

Ian Runkle, an Alberta-based criminal defence and firearms lawyer and YouTube star, claims Prime Minister Mark Carney misled the public on his firearm buyback program, raising critical concerns for gun owners. Meanwhile, Philippe Fournier, founder of 338Canada, reveals that Calgary's mayoral race is tightening, with polling showing Farkas in the lead. They also dive into national sentiments regarding trust in U.S. relations and political leadership, discussing potential risks and voter perspectives that shape the current landscape.

Martin Patriquin, a seasoned Quebec correspondent, dives into the intriguing dynamics of Quebec's political landscape, highlighting the province's crucial role in upcoming elections. He discusses shifts in voter sentiment, cultural identity, and the complex relationship with nationalism. Philippe J. Fournier, founder of 338, shares insights on poll reliability and the challenges facing parties like the Bloc Québécois. They also examine Prime Minister Mark Carney's unexpected phone call with Donald Trump and the rising tensions within the Conservative party.