"Unity does not require uniformity" sounds good as a slogan, but what does it say about a party's politics and point of view? Mark Carney's Liberals now form a majority government, but it took opening its doors to MPs that hold disparate views and competing political records. What does that do to a party's core values?

Our guests are Justin Ling, staff columnist at the Toronto Star, and Vandana Kattar, a political consultant and former advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Prime Minister Carney.