Robert Fife

Robert Fife, Ottawa Bureau Chief at The Globe and Mail, dives into Canada’s military strategies in response to U.S. threats towards Greenland. He discusses the hypothetical modelling of a U.S. invasion and Canada's potential military responses, including border troops and Arctic deployments. Fife highlights the political implications of sending troops to Greenland, the risks of possible U.S. retaliation, and emphasizes the country's values that drive resistance against occupation. He also applauds Mark Carney’s call for middle powers to enhance their defenses and alliances.

Robert Fife, Ottawa Bureau Chief for The Globe and Mail, dives into alarming allegations of foreign interference in Canada's elections. He reveals suspicions that agents from India may have backed Pierre Poilievre's Conservative leadership bid. The podcast also touches on the fallout surrounding Liberal ties to India, with leader Mark Carney responding to calls for political accountability. The complexities of national security clearances and their implications for political integrity are examined, shedding light on the controversies shaping Canadian democracy.

Robert Fife, Ottawa Bureau Chief for The Globe and Mail, dives into the explosive allegations against Indian government officials related to criminal activities in Canada. He discusses the tense backdrop of Ottawa's decision to expel diplomats and the RCMP's investigation into serious charges. Fife reveals the deep connections between Indian ministers and criminal organizations involved in threatening Kalistani individuals. He also explores the geopolitical implications of this diplomatic crisis and the uncertain future of Canada-India relations.