Stephanie Levitz, a Senior reporter for The Globe and Mail, offers keen insights into the unfolding Liberal leadership race. She highlights the serious contenders like Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney, and the unique challenges they face as the party grapples with declining popularity. Levitz discusses the balancing act of finding a leader capable of rebuilding the party while also confronting strong opponents like Pierre Poilievre. The conversation also touches on generational shifts and the implications for the upcoming federal election.

Rob Russo, Canada correspondent for The Economist, and Stephanie Levitz from the Globe and Mail discuss Canada's response to Trump's tariff threats and the complexities of U.S.-Canada relations. Historian Evan Friss delves into the enduring charm of independent bookstores, highlighting their community significance amidst technological challenges. Carolyn Weitzman tackles Canada’s housing crisis and explores effective solutions, while the show wraps up with a light-hearted puzzling challenge that sparks engagement and fun.

Environment Minister, Saskatchewan Premier, journalists, and political commentators discuss the government's new emissions cap for the oil and gas sector, delays and changes in implementation, technological advances in carbon capture, potential challengers to Trump, obstructionist tactics, conservatives' use of carbon tax, and the government's proposed emissions cap for the oil and gas sector.