Stephanie Levitz

Join Stephanie Levitz, a reporter at The Globe and Mail, and David Moskrop, a political columnist from Ontario, as they dive into the surprising dynamics of Canada’s political landscape influenced by Donald Trump. They discuss how Trump’s presidency reshaped the Liberal Party's fortunes and political strategies. The conversation highlights Canada's response to U.S. tensions, evolving national identity amid economic pressures, and the generational divide in political leadership, all wrapped up in a light-hearted yet serious exploration of nationalism.

Stephanie Levitz, a senior reporter in the Globe's Ottawa Bureau, dives deep into the strategic minds behind the Liberal and Conservative campaigns. She unpacks the intricate dynamics within the Conservative war room, focusing on Pierre Polyev and Jenny Byrne's approach to narrative crafting. The discussion shifts to the Liberal side, highlighting Andrew Bevin and Gerald Butts as key strategists. Levitz also addresses the provocative buttons controversy at a recent conservative conference and explores how themes of hope and fear play into campaign strategies.

Stephanie Levitz, a Senior reporter for The Globe and Mail with a focus on Canadian politics, discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney's whirlwind first week in office. She shares insights from his diplomatic tour in Paris, London, and Iqaluit, emphasizing his strategic meetings with global leaders. The conversation also tackles the undercurrents of trade tensions with the U.S. and challenges around financial transparency as Carney gears up for a possible snap election, revealing the complexities of his dual roles as leader and candidate.

Shannon Proudfoot, a feature writer in Ottawa, Stephanie Levitz, a senior reporter also in Ottawa, and Jason Kirby, an economics expert from Toronto, join to discuss critical campaign issues. They dive into the uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs and how it impacts Canadian workers. The panel examines public infighting in the Conservative Party, contrasting their internal struggles with Liberal and NDP strategies. They also highlight the ramifications for the auto industry and speculate on coalition politics in a potential minority government.

Stephanie Levitz, a senior reporter at The Globe and Mail, shares insights on the significance of King Charles III's throne speech marking the opening of Canada’s 45th Parliament. She discusses how the speech reaffirms Canada’s sovereignty amid U.S. tensions and highlights Liberal promises like tax cuts and infrastructure approvals. Levitz also comments on Prime Minister Carney’s strategic move in inviting the king and the potential impact on public engagement. The conversation continues with speculation on Carney’s upcoming performance in his first question period.