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After the Premier's meeting in PEI last week hosts San Grewal and Rahim Mohamed look at who got the media's attention, who didn't, and what strategies Premiers are using to capture the nation's interest.

Correction: In this episode, host San Grewal gives an example of a "Sikh physician would not be allowed to wear his turban in a public hospital." Bill 21 provides an exemption for hospital workers. We regret the error.

Host: San Grewal 

Credits: Andrea Varsany (Producer), Kallan Lyons (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor)

Guest: Rahim Mohamed

Additional music by Audio Network

Further reading: 

• A test for Team Canada - POLITICO
• Premiers’ Performance: Eby, Smith, and Ford each tumble to new lows approval - Angus Reid Institute
• Prime Minister Carney delivers remarks following the First Ministers’ Meeting
• First Ministers’ Joint Statement
• Canadian premiers eye energy as weapon against U.S. tariffs. But Quebec has another plan
• Smith touts Alberta diplomacy in finding U.S. ‘advocates’ to help hold off Trump trade war
• Doug Ford says Ontario has ‘most to lose’ as premiers await Carney’s tariff plan
• Canadian premiers eye energy as weapon against U.S. tariffs. But Quebec has another plan

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Canada's relationship with Donald Trump feels like it's one big, messy, public fight. Meanwhile, Mexico seems... strangely calm. Has President Claudia Sheinbaum figured out how to deal with Trump in a way we haven’t? Host Noor Azrieh talks to journalist David Agren, who has covered Mexico for more than two decades, about Trump's latest tariff threats, the CUSMA negotiations, and whether there's actually something Canada can learn from Mexico, or whether the story is a lot more complicated than we think.

Host: Noor Azrieh

Credits: Aviva Lessard (Senior Producer), Sam Konnert (Host/Producer), Noor Azrieh (Host/Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor), Tony Wang (Artwork)

Guests: David Agren

Background reading:

• How Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum won over Trump – Los Angeles Times
• Sheinbaum takes on cartels, Trump and the legacy of 1968 – Al Jazeera
• The Mexican President Who’s Facing Off with Trump – The New Yorker
• Separate US talks with Canada, Mexico test North America's trilateral trade pact – Reuters
• Mexico not looking to cut separate deal with U.S. and leave Canada out, top diplomat says – The Globe and Mail
• Sheinbaum draws red line on handing over politicians accused of cartel ties to U.S. – The Globe and Mail

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On our next episode of Off The Record, we bring you a collection of short interviews that just didn't make it to air. Each interview will bring you into the nitty gritty of our reporting. Interesting stories and details that just couldn't fit the bigger picture of what we were working on. 

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Is the American empire officially in its "dying animal" era? Author and cultural critic Stephen Marche certainly thinks so and for the first time in his career, he’s feeling downright optimistic. In Stephen's view, the collapse of U.S. global dominance isn't a tragedy for Canada; it's a once-in-a-generation opportunity to ditch our toxic relationship with American markets, invest in our own sovereignty, and reinvent ourselves on the world stage. 

Host Jesse Brown isn't quite ready to pop the champagne. Armed with a weak Canadian dollar, decaying public infrastructure, and the words of Leonard Cohen, Jesse steps into the ring to challenge Stephen’s sunny outlook.

Will global chaos force Canada to finally thrive on its own, or are we forever tethered to a dying beast?

Further Reading:

• Gloves Off Podcast - Stephen Marche
• The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future — Stephen Marche
• Trump's new 50% tariffs to hit even CUSMA-compliant goods — CBC
• Do you believe in the Old Canada, or the New Canada?  — Globe & Mail
• Stephen Harper says Canada should ‘accept any level of damage’ to fight back against Donald Trump — Toronto Star
• WATCH: Mark Carney at Davos: "A Rupture, Not a Transition" — CBS News
• Leonard Cohen Predicts the Future — The Cinch Review

Host: Jesse Brown

Credits: Bruce Thorson (Senior Producer), Chad Galloway (Producer), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor and Publisher)

Fact checking by: Julian Abraham

Additional music by: Audio Network

Photo: George Thomas

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Decoding Carney’s climate pivot. 

Despite the headlines about pipelines and Carney’s offer to double oil exports to the US, Canada’s future as an energy superpower may still be clean and green. 

Max Fawcett joins to explain why Carney is distancing himself from Trudeau’s climate policies, while laying the groundwork for Canada’s energy transition.

Host: Jesse Brown

Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kallan Lyons (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor)

Guest: Max Fawcett

Further reading: 

• Canada has been sold a false promise of being an ‘energy superpower’ - The Globe and Mail
• Carney says Trudeau-era climate plan was 'too expensive' and 'divisive' | CBC News
• Carney defends new pipeline in face of questions over wildfires, climate - National Post
• Majority of Canadians support both pipelines, but Alberta-B.C. project is favoured: poll - National Post
• Le gouvernement Carney dépense 4 M$ pour des publicités patriotiques pendant la Coupe du monde
• Carney offered to double oil exports to U.S. as part of potential deal, Hoekstra says - The Globe and Mail
• Terence Corcoran: Despite the heat, fossil fuel use keeps on growing - Financial Post
• CBC/Radio-Canada expands international news - CBC News   

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After threatening to tariff Canada in response to wildfire smoke crossing the border, Trump announces 50% tariffs on a long list of products, ostensibly in response to Canada’s "discriminatory" trade practices.

Trump says these aren’t the wildfire tariffs, but are they the wildfires tariffs?

Meanwhile, will Canada finally get serious about wildfires as a result of Trump’s absurd threats?

Host: Jesse Brown

Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kallan Lyons (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor)

Guest: Max Fawcett

Further reading: 

• Trump retaliates against U.S. booze ban, dairy with 50% tariffs on Canadian goods - CTV News
• Why Trump is threatening new 50% tariffs on Canadian exports right now | CBC News 
• As wildfires burn across Canada, Ford government faces growing criticism over province’s response - The Globe and Mail
• Canada Is Primed to Burn. Why Aren’t We Ready? | The Walrus 
• Minister says nothing went wrong with Ottawa's response to Ontario wildfires | CBC News
• Regulators investigating why CN workers were forced to flee wildfires on foot - The Globe and Mail
• BC Conservatives Hire an Alberta Separatist and Far-Right Media Figure | The Tyee 
• He's 30, pragmatic -- and possibly our most crucial First Nations chief - National Post  

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Unsealed U.S. indictments allege that India-based organized crime networks orchestrated political assassinations, extortion schemes, and large-scale drug trafficking across North America and Europe. And according to prosecutors, Canada wasn't just another country caught in the crossfire. It was both a target for extortion and a hub for cross-border operations.

Host Noor Azrieh asks Punjab-based journalist and author Jupinderjit Singh: who and what, exactly, are we dealing with? 

Plus a conversation with Sikhs for Justice organizer Inderjeet Gosal, who says he’s got a bounty on his head.

Host: Noor Azrieh

Credits: Aviva Lessard (Senior Producer), Sam Konnert (Host/Producer), Noor Azrieh (Host/Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor), T ony Wang (Artwork)

Guests: Jupinderjit Singh, Inderjeet Gosal

Background reading:

• International Crackdown on India-Based Organized Crime Gangs Results in 24 Arrests in U.S., Canada, and Europe – United States Department of Justice
• Gangs of Punjab: Guns, Greed, and Girlfriends – Jupinderjit Singh
• Indictments tying Bishnoi to Surrey, B.C., killing detail alleged global criminal network – CBC News
• The story of a Bishnoi foot soldier – Global News
• CBC INVESTIGATES | Extortion, drugs, assassination and transnational Indian crime syndicates: ’Operation Hard Ball’ explained – Radio Canada
• Deportation order issued against Bishnoi associate linked to gun used in B.C. shootings – CBC News
• Canadian border agency investigates almost 200 extortion-related cases in Greater Toronto – Toronto Star 
• Ontario Sikh leader explains why he refused protection: 'I’d rather take India’s bullet' – CBC News

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Kevin O'Leary is not just a rich Canadian businessman — he's a phenomenon. He's a media phenomenon both here in Canada and in the US. And he's known for one thing: being an asshole. 

But is he really an asshole? Is it just a schtick? A character? A clown that he plays on TV to entertain us all? Or is it all sincere? Does he mean all of the stuff he says? And if he does mean it, why should we believe anything he says? Is he actually an expert? In life, in business, in politics? 

We tracked down the people who worked with him as his legend was being spun, including the guy that "discovered" him.

Further Reading:

• Kiddies’ Togs Manufacturing Company Ltd. — McCord Museum
• Learning from Mattel — Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
• MATTEL – How the Giant Toy Maker Fell So Far So Fast — L.A. Business Journal
• Kevin O'Leary: He's not a billionaire, he just plays one on TV — Globe & Mail
• Richard Stursberg leaves CBC — CBC
• Lawsuits in fatal cottage country boat crash involving Kevin O’Leary finally settled. Here's what we know — National Post
• Wonder Valley — O’Leary Ventures

Host: Jesse Brown

Credits: Tristan Capacchione (Producer, Senior Production Supervisor), Bruce Thorson (Senior Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editing & Production), Jesse Brown (Editor and Publisher)

Fact checking by: Julian Abraham

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Photo: Philip Romano

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Danielle Smith announces a $13 billion Meta data centre in Sturgeon County, Alberta, set to be the largest in Canada.

In contrast to Carney’s federal A.I. strategy, which promised clean, sovereign, and ethical A.I.,  Smith refers to the Meta project as a “digital refinery,” fuelled by a natural gas plant that will be built to power it. 

Instead of digital sovereignty, is Canada going to end up being a branch-plant, resource economy at the service of Big Tech? 

Plus, the best Canadian films you probably haven’t seen, and Big Tech’s new hiring target: philosophers. 

Host: Jesse Brown

Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kallan Lyons (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor)

Guest: Douglas Soltys

Further reading: 

• Big Tech joins Calgary Stampede oil bash, as Alberta courts data centres | CBC News 
• Meta to build $13 billion data centre in Alberta, largest outside the U.S. | Globalnews.ca 
• 'Responsible corporate citizen:' Meta, Premier Danielle Smith defend $13B Alberta mega data centre plan - Edmonton Journal
• Supersized data centres are coming to Canada. One province is at the epicentre | CBC News 
• Meta to build Canada’s largest data centre north of Edmonton | BetaKit
• Meta axes feature that allowed tagging Instagram users to generate AI images of them | CBC News  
• Vancouver’s Growing Anti-AI Movement | The Tyee 
• Meta’s AI Data Center Caught Leaking Deadly Bacteria Into Water Town Uses for Irrigation - Futurism 
• The Revenge of the Philosophy Majors - NY Times 
• The 100 best Canadian films ever made - The Globe and Mail 

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Campus Town Hall - Civil Conversations

7pm | July 21st, 2026

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PSE 7303

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Booze, bridges, and the fog of the trade war.

Canada’s booze boycotts are working, and Senator Adam Schiff says it’s unfair and devastating for the California wine industry. Isn’t that the point? 

Meanwhile, Carney offers concessions to Trump on the Gordie Howe Bridge deal. Did we get bamboozled? 

Plus, a Wall Street Journal deep dive paints Carney as the leader of the resistance against Trump. 

Host: Jesse Brown

Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kallan Lyons (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor)

Guest: Douglas Soltys

Further reading: 

• Canada’s boycott of U.S. wines ‘causing devastating harm,’ California senator says - CTV News
• Republican bill targets Canada's provincial booze bans | CBC News
• U.S. “We demand Canada stop this alcohol boycott that isn’t working and also we don’t even care” - The Beaverton
• Ontario runs $8M tab storing U.S. alcohol, as province's plans for stockpile still uncertain | CBC News
• How will Gordie Howe Bridge profit-share deal work between Canada, U.S.? | Globalnews.ca
• Canada gives share of Gordie Howe Bridge profits to U.S. to get Trump go-ahead - Financial Post
• Truckers say Gordie Howe bridge changes everything - CTV News 
• 42% of Canadian manufacturing companies have moved to the U.S. or are considering it, and Ottawa is running out of time to stop them - The Hub
• John Ivison: Carney may lead the Trump ‘resistance,’ but Canadian casualties are mounting - National Post
• The Reverse-Centaur’s Guide to Criticizing AI (05 Dec 2025) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow 
• The First Chinese EVs Reaching Canada Aren’t The Bargains Buyers Were Promised | Carscoops 

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PSE 7303

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Canada’s Access to Information Act was supposed to give Canadians a window into their government. But more than 40 years later, critics say the system is failing — with delays, redactions, and a culture of secrecy. Host Noor Azrieh speaks with transparency activist Ken Rubin, journalist Dean Beeby, and lawyer Matt Malone about the fight over the future of access to information in Canada, and why proposed changes could make it even harder to hold governments accountable.

Host: Noor Azrieh

Credits: Aviva Lessard (Senior Producer), Sam Konnert (Host/Producer), Noor Azrieh (Host/Producer), Annie Tuba (Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Tristan Capacchione (Senior Production Supervisor), Jesse Brown (Editor), Tony Wang (Artwork)

Photo: Tony Wang

Guests: Ken Rubin, Dean Beeby, Matt Malone

Background reading:

• Ottawa experts raise alarm over ‘regressive’ government proposals for access-to-information law – Ottawa Citizen
• Information commissioner 'disappointed' by lack of federal ambition on access reform – The Canadian Press
• Federal transparency law changes could shield government emails, text messages – The Narwhal
• Off to a bad start: Treasury Board already wants to make access to information worse – The Hill Times
• Liberal government's addiction to secrecy – Dean Beeby
• Canada's Bad Boy of Freedom of Information – Dean Beeby 
• Open By Default – Investigative Journalism Foundation
• Dean Beeby's FOI Tip Sheet 

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Last week, on Off the Record, Sam Konnert asked Jesse Brown all about the state of the company and where we're going in 2026. Also, why did Jesse cave to the union's demands in contract bargaining?

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