On this episode: 

• Bill Gates now downplaying the "Climate Emegency"
• The Bank of Canada paints a bleak picture of where our economy is heading
• Premier Doug Ford answers reporters questions about the Ronald Reagan ad and the Ring of Fire.

This is a special edition of Scott Fox After 9. It's a Silent Date Update. Hear the latest on the saga of Scott's good friend who fell in love after a "Silent Date". As always, this episode includes some "musical accompaniment". 

In this episode, Silent Date Guy and Silent Date Girl go to the ALCS. And, he meets her parents. 

Scroll back through previous episodes to hear more of the backstory. 

This is a shorter episode that is full of great content. Hear Pierre Poilievre trying to hold the government to account on trade deals, but getting no answers from Liberal Ministers. You will also hear president Trump talk about all of the other trade deals he is signing with other countries. 

Also in this episode, the leader of the Bloc gives his assessment of Mark Carney and a Conservative MP tells a sad story about a young family with 5--jobs, that cannot make ends meet. 

To wrap up this episode, is today the day Earth receives first contact from alien life? Hear from Harvard's Avi Loeb on 3I Atlas which makes it's closest approach to our sun today. 

Tomorrow: A Silent Date update and highlights from today's Bank of Canada interest rate announcement. 

This episode starts off with some talk about last night's marathon World Series game between the Dodgers and the Blue Jays. Hear from Manager John Schneider about keeping the loss in perspective and on intentionally walking Shohei Ohtani. 

The main focus of this episode is the conflicting stories we are being told by Ontario Premier Doug Ford regarding the Ronald Reagan / Anti-Tariff ads. Today Ford claims he wasn't picking a fight; he was starting a conversation. That story doesn't add up and you will hear why in this episode. 

This episode is almost entirely about America suspending trade talks with Canada, over Ontario Premier Doug Ford's commercial featuring Ronald Reagan. Premier Ford seems to be trolling President Trump. Between airing the ad this weekend during the World Series to appearing in a video with California Governor Gavin Newson ... Doug Ford and Prime Minister Carney seem to be enjoying this latest controversy. 

Today is a listener DM's episode. A ton of comments and questions came in this week. Hit play on this episode to hear Scott Fox and Ana Almeida discuss. 

Before the DM's begin: Trade talks between Canada and the U.S. are on hold. President Trump says it was Premier Doug Ford's Ronald Reagan ad that ended negotiations. Hear some opinion on this topic and hear for yourself what was omitted from the Ontario anti-tariff ad. 

There are 3 main topics today: 

1. Should Doug Ford cap how much someone can re-sell tickets for? 
2. Pierre Poilievre clarifies what he meant when talking about Justin Trudeau and the RCMP.
3. Prime Minister Carney speaks to university students, but his message isn't clear. 

Tomorrow is Listener DM's Friday. Don't miss it.  

This episode is jam-packed with great information. Here is the rundown: 

• The Federal Liberals are strongly hinting that we will have an election nexr month
• A possible new home for the Marineland Beluga Whales
• An update on the Epstein files 
• The Auditor General releases a scathing report on the CRA, the military, and more
• The Federal Finance Minister mocks Canadians by saying the economy is fine
• Premier Doug Ford talks about GM leaving Ingersol and discusses what being Conservative is.
• An update on trade negotiations with the Americans 

This episode starts off with all of the moments you may have missed if you went to bed after last night's game 7. Hear from various Blue Jays as they talk about their love of Canada and playing in the World Series. This is a uniting moment for Canada. 

Also:

• PM Carney faces tough questions about why he changed when it came to President Trump?
• Fallout from Pierre Poilievre accusing the RCMP of covering up a potential crime for former PM Justin Trudeau.
• The CBC doesn't understand why there's an issue with them using temporary foreign workers.
• America and Australia sign a new deal for minerals and rare earth.

In this episode, we revisit an announcement made by the Prime Minister last week about reforms to the justice system. Do they go far enough? And why did the Liberals simply not vote to approve the Conservative motion? Also: Marking the 10-year anniversary of Justin Trudeau becoming Prime Minister. Plus: It looks like an election is coming. And: President Trump responds to the No Kings protests.