Libby Znaimer is joined by Lauren O'Neil, Senior News Editor of BlogTO, Karen Stintz, CEO of Variety Village and  David Crombie, Former Mayor of Toronto.

It's been a tough week for Patrick Brown. Tuesday night, we learned about his ouster from the Conservative Party of Canada's leadership race over allegations that he broke financing rules. And, at the same time, he is facing troubles with his own Brampton City Council. Five City and regional council members for Brampton have voiced their concerns about his leadership. So, what does this all mean for his political future? And, remember we talked about Canada hosting the world cup games in 2026 and how this will cost taxpayers $600M? Well, now we are learning that Toronto City staff have estimated that we will be on the hook for an additional $10M due to the increase in inflation rates. Our municipal panel weighs in on the latest.

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BRITISH PM BORIS JOHNSON AGREES TO RESIGN 

Libby Znaimer is joined by Dr. Elliot Tepper, a professor of International Relations at Carleton University and  Dr. Stephanie Carvin, Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the same university and an expert on national security issues.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced today that he is resigning after calls from members of his Conservative Party to do so. He also said that he would stay on until a new leader is chosen to replace him.

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PATRICK BROWN ON HIS OUSTER FROM CPC LEADERSHIP RACE AND CITY COUNCIL TROUBLES 

Libby Znaimer is joined by Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown.

Mayor Brown weighs in on his ouster from the CPC race over allegations of breaking financing rules and his ongoing troubles at Brampton City Hall after at least five City and regional councillors have called his leadership over the City into question.

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