Justice Minister and Attorney General David Lametti joins Andrew Thomson to discuss the government's new roadmap to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, unveiled on National Indigenous Peoples Day. Conservative MP Dan Albas outlines the dispute in the House over responses from federal public servants to written questions by parliamentarians. Ted Hsu, an Ontario MPP and former MP, talks about why he wants to be the next province's next Liberal leader.

Fred DeLorey, who managed the Conservative Party's 2021 federal election campaign, joins Andrew Thomson to respond to the latest by-election results. Adam Legge, president of the Business Council of Alberta, analyzes talks between Premier Danielle Smith and federal ministers on energy and climate policy. Linda Silas, president of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions, discusses the concerns of frontline nurses following an article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal warning of long-wait times and closures at emergency rooms this summer.

Lori Turnbull, an associate professor of political science and director of the School of Public Administration at Dalhousie University, joins CPAC's Andrew Thomson to preview what's at stake as voters head to the polls in four federal byelections. Rosemarie Aquilina, a Michigan circuit court judge, d iscusses her appearance before the House of Commons heritage committee, where she called for an independent judicial inquiry into abuse and harassment in Canadian sport. New Brunswick MLA Dorothy Shephard explains the circumstances that led to her resignation last week as minister of social development.

Journalists Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star), Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse) and Bob Fife (The Globe and Mail) join Andrew Thomson with their perspectives on the week's top political stories, including the unanimous ruling from Canada's top court on the constitutionality of the Safe Third Country Agreement. Chief Justice Richard Wagner discusses judicial vacancies and their effect on the credibility of the justice system. Former Conservative leader Erin O'Tooletalks about the future of Canada's parliamentary democracy as he prepares to leave the House of Commons for the last time.

Political observers Tim Powers, Mélanie Richer, and Susan Smith join Andrew Thomson with their thoughts on Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino's handling of Paul Bernado's transfer to a medium-security prison. Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson discusses new legislation on sustainable jobs and the low-carbon economy. Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong responds to the federal decision to review Canada's involvement with the China-led Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh joins Andrew Thomson to discuss where things stand between opposition party leaders on establishing the terms of a possible public inquiry on foreign interference. Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux discusses his latest report, which says the federal deal with Volkswagen to bring an EV battery plant to Ontario will cost $3 billion more than the original estimate. Robert Benzie, Queen's Park bureau chief for the Toronto Star, analyzes the decision by Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie to run for Ontario Liberal leader.

Bloc Québécois deputy House leader Christine Normandin joins Andrew Thomson to discuss the list of names her party presented to the government of people who could oversee a potential public inquiry into foreign interference. Information Commissioner Caroline Maynard talks about her annual report and why her office needs more funding to fix the chronic backlogs in Canada's access to information system. Tevi Troy, a presidential historian and a senior fellow at the Bipartisan Policy Center, reacts to Donald Trump's arraignment hearing in Miami, where the U.S. former president pleaded not guilty to 37 criminal charges related to national security.

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Michael Serapio welcomes journalists Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse), Robert Fife (The Globe and Mail), and Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) to review the week's top political stories. Dave Levinthal, editor-in-chief of Raw Story, analyzes the federal U.S. indictment against former President Donald Trump over the handling of classified documents. And Liberal MP Yasir Naqvi discusses his run for the Ontario provincial party leadership.

Lois Thomson, a councillor for Greater Madawaska Township, Ont., joins Michael Serapio to discuss the wildfire situation. We also hear from Quebec Senator Michèle Audette about the fires near her home community. Nova Scotia Senator Stan Kutcher discusses a new committee report, which argues the federal government's framework to prevent suicides isn't working.