Vipal Monga, a WSJ reporter who covers Canadian politics, discusses Justin Trudeau's resignation after nearly a decade in office. He examines the rise and fall of Trudeau, highlighting his early promise and struggles with scandals and economic challenges. Monga details the political pressures that led to his decline, including threats to his party's stability and shifting dynamics in global progressivism. The conversation also reflects on Trudeau's legacy and the future of the Liberal Party amidst a changing political landscape.

Vipal Monga, a Wall Street Journal reporter, and Stewart Prest, a UBC lecturer, delve into the tumultuous political landscape as Donald Trump makes waves once again. They explore how his actions create economic chaos in Canada, threatening both trade relations and national identity. Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith goes rogue amidst the uncertainty, while other leaders grapple with Trump's polarizing influence. The discussion highlights the urgent need for Canada to find a cohesive response, balancing economic pressures with a redefined sense of Canadian unity.

Vipal Monga, the Wall Street Journal's Canada correspondent and expert on US-Canada relations, discusses the looming threat from Donald Trump regarding tariffs that could devastate Canada's economy. The conversation dives into whether Canadian politicians have learned from past encounters with Trump or are facing him unprepared again. Monga also highlights ongoing tensions in trade dynamics, the implications of a significant lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, and the political intrigue surrounding Canada's Conservative leadership.