PrimeTime Politics with Michael Serapio

The bureau chiefs panel, Robert Fife (Globe and Mail), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) and Joël-Denis Bellavance (LaPresse) discuss Prime Minister Mark Carney's upcoming meeting with provincial premiers on Monday and Tuesday. Former Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne talks about the importance of working with premiers if Mark Carney wants to execute on his agenda. Alberta Business Council President Adam Legge on his hope that the Carney government will be able to build energy infrastructure and get projects approved quickly.

Former International Trade Minister Peter Van Loan discusses Canada's position as tariff policy faces a judicial challenges in the U.S. Assembly of First Nations Chief Cindy Woodhouse talks about her conversations with Prime Minister Carney around Indigenous priorities and her meeting with King Charles III earlier this week. The strategists panel, Susan Smith, Cole Hogan and George Soule discuss decorum in the House of Commons and Mark Carney's first impressions in Parliament.

Conservative MP Stephanie Kusie discusses her party's objections to the government failing to produce a spring budget and how the Conservatives might work with the Liberals to pass legislation they agree on. Retired Lieutenant-General Andrew Leslie talks about the government's renewed focus on defence spending and where some of that money might go. Green Party Leader Elizabeth May remarks on decorum in the House of Commons as MPs take part in the first Question Period in six months.

Government House Leader Steve MacKinnon discusses his government's priorities and working with the opposition to get legislation passed. Royal commentator Bonnie Brownlee talks about the significance of King Charles' delivery of the speech from the throne today. Political strategists Stevie O'Brien, Jordan Paquet and Farouk Karim breakdown what the throne speech will mean for the federal parties going into the new session of Parliament.

Former House of Commons speaker, Geoff Regan talks about the role of the speaker and reestablishing decorum in the chamber. Royal historian Carolyn Harris discusses the first day of the Royal visit to Canada and the significance of the timing of the trip. NDP interim Leader Don Davies discusses his party not getting official party status and how his party will work to maintain relevance in the new Parliament.

The bureau chiefs panel, Robert Fife (Globe and Mail), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) and Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse) discuss Mark Carney's first press conference since winning Monday's election and about Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre being offered a seat in Alberta to run in a by-election. Polls analyst and author of The Writ Éric Grenier along with 338 Canada creator Philippe J. Fournier talk about the what the polls got right and where they missed in their predictions of Monday's general election.

The strategists panel, Stevie O'Brien, Cole Hogan and George Soule talk about Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's fight with Ottawa as well as the next steps for the federal parties. Alberta Environment Minister Rebecca Schulz discusses her government's court challenge to Ottawa's clean electricity regulations and it's relationship with the new Carney government.

Conservative MP-elect Scott Aitchison (Parry Sound - Muskoka) talks about what's next for his party and its leader Pierre Poilievre after Monday's election loss. NDP MP Heather McPherson (Edmonton Strathcona) talks about the future of her party after it failed to win official party status on Monday night and is left with just seven MPs. Former Jean Chretien chief of staff Eddie Goldenberg discusses how the Mark Carney minority government might function and work with other parties to pass legislation.

Polls analyst and author of The Writ Éric Grenier breaks down the numbers following last night's election and how the Liberals ended up with a minority government win. Green Party Leader Elizabeth May talks about how the Green Party performed in the election and how she expects Parliament to function in a minority situation. The bureau chiefs panel, Robert Fife (Globe and Mail), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) and Joël-Denis Bellavance (LaPresse) with their takeaways from election night and what the future holds in Parliament.

Pollster and author of the Writ Éric Grenier breaks down his latest numbers heading into the final weekend of the campaign. The bureau chiefs panel, Bob Fife (Globe and Mail) Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) and Joël-Denis Bellavance (LaPresse) talk about reported rifts between Pierre Poilievre's team and premiers Tim Houston and Doug Ford.