Politics & Prime Ministers of Canada

I talk with Nova Scotia Senator Colin Deacon about competition, open banking, the Senate, and more.

[Apologies for audio difficulties]

I chat with Liam Olsen, candidate for the National Chair of the Young Liberals of Canada, about the role of youth in politics, the Liberal Party, and his plan for the YLC.

I talk with Professor Daniel Béland, Director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada and James McGill Professor of Political Science, about the life and premiership of Brian Mulroney, who served as Canada's 18th Prime Minister from 1984-93.

I interview Kody Blois, Member of Parliament for Kings-Hants, about his life and career in politics, including his advice to young people looking to get involved.

Note: Apologies for the poor audio quality in this episode, and stay tuned for more!

In today's episode I chat with Hon. Zach Churchill about his vision for the future of Nova Scotia politics and the NS Liberals.

Zach has served as an MLA for 12 years, including time in various cabinet positions and is now running for leader of the provincial Liberal party in Nova Scotia!

Update: Zach won the Leadership!

I talk with former Halifax MP George Cooper about the life and premiership of Joe Clark, Canada's 16th Prime Minister, who served from 1979-80 in between Pierre Trudeau's Liberal governments.

I talk with former Senator and President of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, James Cowan, about the life and premiership of Paul Martin who served as Canada's 21st Prime Minister from 2003-2006.

I talk with John English, former Liberal MP for Kitchener, about the life and premiership of Robert Borden, who served as Canada's 8th Prime Minister from 1911-20, leading the country through the Great War

I talk with Liberal Party Organizer John Rae, about the life and premiership of Jean Chrétien, who served as the 20th Prime Minister of Canada from 1993-2003

I talk with professor Brooke Jeffrey about the life and premiership of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who was the 15th Prime Minister of Canada from 1968-79, and again from 1980-84.