The Canada Investment Summit begins today in Toronto, with some of the world's biggest investors in the room and potentially enormous amounts of money on the table. But what exactly is Canada offering, and who ultimately benefits if deals get done? Scott is watching this summit closely.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is also denying reports that Canada is looking to become an "associate member" of the European Union, despite a Wall Street Journal report suggesting his government has explored the idea. Was that report simply wrong, or was the leak a trial balloon designed to gauge how Canadians would react? Scott weighs in.

Plus, another juror from the Lindsay Clancy trial speaks out, suggesting the jury understood it was dealing with a historic case and had the power to change the law.

Independent journalist Nick Shirley talks about how much money he now spends on personal security because of threats from extremists. You'll also hear from President Donald Trump during his weekend trip to Ireland, where Canada came up more than once.

And with another major U.S. election approaching, Scott breaks down the midterms: what they are, what's at stake, and why they matter. All that and lots more, today on Scott Fox After 9.

Pierre Poilievre takes his message of hope, common sense and free trade directly to America. The Conservative leader made several appearances on U.S. television yesterday, pitching his vision for a stronger Canada-U.S. relationship and making the case for knocking down tariffs and getting back to free trade.

Meanwhile, Ontario Premier Doug Ford continues to ramp up the rhetoric against Donald Trump. Scott argues Ford and other premiers taking public shots at the President aren't helping Canada get a deal, and that it's time to let Prime Minister Mark Carney speak for the country when it comes to Canada-U.S. trade relations.

Plus, Carney has signed a new 100-Year Partnership with Ukraine, while his government continues pursuing closer ties with Europe. Scott asks a bigger question: Is this the direction Canadians voted for? And with Canada increasingly looking toward Europe, was getting a new deal with the Americans ever really the priority?

This is a bonus edition of Scott Fox After 9. It's another Silent Date Update!

In this edition, the Silent Date Couple joined Scott and Diana in Las Vegas! Hear all about the adventure, and the possibility that they may move to Vegas.

Shoutout to the FountaineBleau Resort and Scarpetta Italian Restaurant in the Cosmopolitan Hotel.

To hear the whole Silent Date Series, check Spotify for a playlist called Silent Date Update.

Today is the anniversary of the murder of Charlie Kirk.

This episode was originally posted 1-year ago and became one of the most listened to episodes of 2025.

Today on Scott Fox After 9 — Pierre Poilievre is in New York making the case directly to Americans for a new trade deal between Canada and the United States.

There are more developments following the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Scott brings you new audio from Clancy's attorney, Kevin Reddington, along with another juror speaking out about what happened behind closed doors as the jury struggled to reach a unanimous verdict.

Then, a warning about artificial intelligence that is getting a lot of attention. Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon walked away from one of the world's leading A.I. companies and is warning that the technology is becoming too powerful, too quickly — and could ultimately pose an existential threat to humanity. Hear what he says is happening inside the companies building the most advanced A.I. systems.

Plus, President Donald Trump took the stage at the Republican National Convention last night. You'll hear some of the highlights from Trump's speech, and more.

Two episodes of After 9 are dropping today. Also being released is a special re-post of last year's episode in which Scott discussed the death of Charlie Kirk.

The reaction to the Lindsay Clancy trial keeps coming. After Scott shared his thoughts on the case yesterday, the DMs started pouring in. Today, he goes deeper. You'll hear directly from some of the jurors who were in the room, including what they say happened during deliberations, and Scott lays out some of the key reasons so many people believe Lindsay Clancy should be found not criminally responsible.

Plus, is Canada about to move even closer to Europe? With reports of Prime Minister Mark Carney pursuing a deeper alliance with European partners, Scott weighs in on what that could mean, and whether Europe can really replace what Canada has with the United States. Canada and the EU have already been significantly expanding their relationship in trade, security, energy and defence.

And where do the Conservatives actually stand on Donald Trump and the Canada-U.S. trade fight?

Forget what people say Pierre Poilievre believes. Hear it directly from Pierre himself. How would he deal with Trump? What does he think Canada should be demanding at the negotiating table? And how different is the Conservative approach from Mark Carney's?

There are two new episodes of Scott Fox After 9 today.

In this second episode, Scott takes a deep dive into Prime Minister Mark Carney's new video statement outlining his response to the escalating Canada–U.S. trade war and his belief that Canada must reduce its economic dependence on the United States.

You'll hear Carney's complete statement, along with Scott's analysis as he challenges the Prime Minister's argument that moving away from our largest trading partner is the right path forward. What would that actually mean for Canada's economy, Canadian businesses and your cost of living? And is distancing ourselves from the United States really the answer?

Don't settle for a soundbite. Hear the entire statement, hear the arguments, and decide for yourself.

You don't get coverage like this anywhere else. This is Scott Fox After 9.

Scott Fox After 9 is back after an August hiatus, and this is the first of two new episodes dropping today.

The episode starts by getting you caught up on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, why the case has become such a major topic of conversation, and the questions at the centre of it.

Then, it's a step-by-step history lesson on the Canada-U.S. trade dispute. Scott walks through how negotiations broke down, what happened along the way, and how we ultimately arrived at Canada imposing counter-tariffs on American goods. If you've lost track of how we got here, this episode will get you caught up.

Episode two, also dropping today, takes a closer look at Mark Carney's new video explaining Canada's counter-tariffs and what Canadians are being told about the government's strategy.

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Today on Scott Fox After 9: President Trump has renamed Lake Ontario "Lake America." Scott looks back at how we got here, and asks whether some of Canada's loudest political leaders helped make a bad situation worse by repeatedly launching personal attacks and insults at the President. You'll also hear Howard Lutnick give a detailed account of why he believes Canada walked away from the negotiating table, offering another side of the story Canadians aren't hearing nearly as often.

Plus, Conservative Immigration Critic Michelle Rempel Garner breaks down what Canada should be doing to manage immigration responsibly. Scott examines the numbers behind the federal government's claims that immigration has been brought under control, and the statistics that raise serious questions about whether those reforms are actually working as advertised.

Canada's premiers are divided over how to fight back in the escalating trade war with the United States.

Hear from Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe as two very different strategies emerge. Ford wants Canada to use its economic leverage and take the fight directly to President Trump. Smith and Moe are warning against restricting or taxing Canadian oil and potash exports, arguing that doing so could cost Canadian jobs and cause enormous damage here at home.

Plus, hear from Peter Navarro and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, who continue to argue that Canada walked away from trade negotiations for political reasons.

There are two sides to this story, and this episode gives you the opportunity to hear the arguments for yourself.

Which strategy will work? And which one do you agree with?