Conservatives claiming victory in a longtime Liberal stronghold raise questions about Trudeau's leadership. Voters expressing frustration and desire for change. Liberal Party's future uncertain amidst decline in stronghold and doubts about Trudeau's leadership.

Kaveh Shahrooz explains Canada's decision to label Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorists, discussing the dual role of the IRGC, their connection to the downing of a plane, and Iran's lack of transparency. The episode explores the implications of this designation on the Iranian community in Canada and the challenges in Canada-Iran diplomatic relations.

The podcast discusses the Edmonton Oilers' historic Stanley Cup final comeback after being down 3-0 against the Florida Panthers, the potential impact of a win on the city and country, and how it could elevate Connor McDavid's status among the best players ever.

Canadian cities are facing infrastructure crises with aging systems. Calgary's water main break highlights the need for consistent investment. Scarborough mourns declining transit quality. Montreal and Ottawa also struggle with infrastructure maintenance and investment.

Journalist Jenny Kleeman discusses pronatalists pushing for more babies in wealthy countries, raising concerns about eugenics, racist theories, and embryo selection. The podcast explores unconventional parenting, immigration's impact on low fertility rates, and ethical dilemmas in selecting embryos based on genetic traits.

Steve LeVine discusses China's booming electric vehicle market, where consumers can buy high-quality cars for $10,000. The podcast explores the rise of Chinese EVs, resistance from American and European governments, and challenges faced by Chinese carmakers like BYD in the US market.

Exploring the challenges faced by Ukrainians in Kharkiv amidst ongoing war. Children finding refuge in underground schools. Impact of Russian attacks on neighborhoods. Ukraine's struggles in defense with Canadian-provided equipment. Discussion on Western support and recent peace summit efforts.

Amir Tibon discusses the anti-Netanyahu protests in Israel, reflecting widespread discontent with the government. The protests demand early elections, a hostage deal, and an end to the war in Gaza. The podcast touches on issues like 'pretendians' claiming Native American identity, challenges in Israeli politics, media portrayal of the conflict, and concerns about societal unity amidst the ongoing Israeli conflict.

Explore the controversial 'brain school' experiment on Indigenous children, where participants endured traumatic experiences with electrodes attached. Learn about the impact on mental health, the phenomenon of 'pretendians,' and the controversy surrounding Dr. Hart's neurofeedback methods. Critics demand accountability and transparency over the study's approval process.

Céline Dion's battle with stiff-person syndrome, impact on her singing, stepping away from showbiz, and plans to return to singing discussed in exclusive interview.