Scott Fox After 9

Today Scott Fox After 9 Listeners weigh in on the where Canada is at right now. Who do they trust to protect Canada? Is it Mark Carney or Pierre Poilievre. The results of this unscientific survey indicate Canada is once again very divided.

Other topics covered include:

• The state of news in Canada
• Another step closer to peace in Ukraine
• Premier Doug Ford's new cabinet sworn in
• An off-duty cop accidentally fired her firearm
• A Tesla was targeted in London, On

Today's episode talks about President Donald Trump's comments on Fox News about Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre. President Trump is not a fan. Also hear comments from Ontario Premier Doug Ford on America's global tariff plans.

Other topics discussed include:

• February Inflation was up
• The astronauts have returned to earth, finally
• Montreal puts more restrictions on short term rentals

In today's episode, hear from Liberal leader Mark Carney on his trip to Europe. This includes several tense conflicts with reporters covering the Prime Minister. Also discussed is Pierre Poilievre's announcement that a Conservative government will axe the entire carbon tax, not just the consumer portion.

Other topics discussed include:

• The new Rayban - META A.I. glasses
• Moving teachers and education workers to the 4-day work-week
• Food news involving McDonald's Canada and KFC

Happy St Patrick's Day!

In this episode, new Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney gets rid of the carbon tax. But did he actually do it? And what happens next for the new PM? Will there be an election soon? Hear from Mr Carney, along with Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.

Other topics discussed include:

St Patrick's Day

Rescuing the stranded astronauts from the I.S.S.

Banning American flags in Mississauga and Barrie

Lots more.

The first half of today's episode is about Premier Doug Ford's meetings in Washington yesterday. Included is audio from Ford, Secretary Lutnick, and President Trump.

Also on this episode is what to expect when Mark Carney is sworn in as Prime Minister today.

The last half of the episode includes listener DM's.

Happy St Patrick's Day weekend!

There are two main topics today: President Trump and his team are talking tough in advance of Premier Doug Ford's arrival in Washington today. Also: The Bank of Canada has lowered interest rates again.

There's an announcement about an announcement in this episode. Stay tuned for a big reveal.

Tomorrow's episode includes Listener DM's. To send a question in, follow @ScottFoxOnAir on social media.

Yesterday was full of escalating threats between Canada and the U.S.A. but cooler heads prevailed when Washington reached out to Ontario Premier Doug Ford to calm the situation down before people's hydro got shut off. In this episode you can hear some of the back and forth, along with commentary on what this means now.

Other topics covered include:

• New opinion polls released in Canada.
• A B.C. adult store raided over selling natural products that the government doesn't like.
• An interest rate announcement comes down today.
• The Greenland election results.
• NASA's newest space telescope.

Today's episode covers 2 main topics: Ontario escalating the trade war with President Trump and how the stock markets are being affected.

This episode also includes audio from B.C. Premier David Eby, former Cabinet Minister Lisa Raitt, and Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.

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The Liberal Party of Canada has selected Mark Carney as their new leader. He will become Prime Minister later this week. Hear highlights from his speech, along with outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

There is a lot of uncertainty right now about the Canadian economy. On this bonus episode of Scott Fox After 9, Joanna and Jason Lang from Outline Financial give their opinion on where the market is right now, and where it is going.

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