Steven Chase

In this discussion, Steven Chase, a Senior Parliamentary Reporter at The Globe and Mail, dives into Canada's new military procurement partnership with Europe. He outlines the significance of Canada’s entry as a first non-European member of the EU’s defence fund. Chase explores how this shift aims to diversify military spending away from U.S. suppliers, boost Canada’s defence industry, and tackle historical funding challenges. He also highlights political hurdles and the importance of a coherent defence strategy moving forward.

In this discussion, Steven Chase, a Senior Parliamentary Reporter for The Globe and Mail, delves into the potential economic repercussions of President-elect Trump's proposed 25% tariffs on goods from Canada. He outlines how such tariffs could severely impact Canada's GDP and various sectors. Chase also highlights the Canadian government's response, including Prime Minister Trudeau's diplomatic efforts to maintain trade relations and the 'Team Canada' approach to counteract the threat. Additionally, provincial leaders' reactions are discussed as Canada navigates this tense political landscape.

Steven Chase, a senior parliamentary reporter at The Globe and Mail, dives deep into the case of Matthew Robar, a Canadian military officer charged with espionage. He discusses Robar's background, his alleged leaks of sensitive information to Ukraine, and the legal implications under Canadian law. Chase explores motivations behind the actions, the potential risk to Canada's security, and the resulting strain on Canada-Ukraine relations. He also highlights concerns about oversight in military intelligence and outlines the next steps in the legal process.

Steven Chase, Senior parliamentary reporter for The Globe and Mail, shares insights from the recent public inquiry into foreign interference in Canada. He outlines key findings from Justice Marie-Josée Hogue's comprehensive report, revealing instances of foreign attempts to influence elections. The discussion highlights troubling connections involving political figures and foreign entities. Chase emphasizes the importance of transparency and communication in addressing these threats, while suggesting vital recommendations to safeguard Canadian democracy moving forward.

In this episode, Steven Chase, a senior parliamentary reporter for The Globe and Mail, offers insights into Justin Trudeau's recent testimony at a public inquiry on foreign interference. The discussion reveals Trudeau's claims about Conservative MPs being targeted and the political ramifications of tensions with India, following the expulsion of diplomats. Chase delves into the broader implications of foreign interference, accountability within the government, and the fallout for diaspora communities amid escalating political controversies.