The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge

Dr. Samantha Nutt, co-founder of War Child Canada, shares her firsthand insights from crisis zones like Sudan and Afghanistan. She highlights the neglect of Sudan's dire humanitarian crisis and critiques the global community's inaction. The conversation delves into the geopolitical influences complicating aid efforts and the differences in attention toward various conflicts. Nutt also emphasizes the resilience of women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule and calls for greater awareness and engagement in humanitarian efforts.

Janice Stein makes her regular Monday appearance to discuss the Israeli killing of the Hamas leader in Gaza. Does Yahya Sinwar's death make a difference?  Also, the latest on the war of drones between Ukraine and Russia - and should Ukraine get fast-tracked for membership in NATO? Or will that just make matters worse?

The clock is ticking on Justin Trudeau as one issue after another is somehow connected to his leadership problems.

Meanwhile, the majority of today's program is from you -- your turn on the question, who is the Canadian from our history you would most like the chance to sit down with?

An encore of Author and Journalist Stephen Maher joins The Bridge to talk about his new book, The Prince, which is all about Justin Trudeau. 

Time in the cabinets of Pierre Trudeau, John Turner and Jean Chretien allowed Axworthy to see power close up.

Rumours circulated that the Trudeau government was considering a procedure to shut Parliament down for weeks or even months.

Rumours circulated that the Trudeau government was considering a procedure to shut Parliament down for weeks or even months.

"Who is the Canadian from history you would like to have a long conversation with?" We've had so many replies we have enough for this week and next. 

An interview with Andrew Lawton the author of the new book on Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.