Leah Lawrence, president and CEO of Sustainable Development Technology Canada, joins host Aaron Reynolds to explain what clean tech looks like in 2018.

Host Mike Moffatt is joined by Kate Graham, whose Phd dissertation is entitled "Leading Canada's Cities: a Study of Urban Mayors", to talk about the role and powers of mayors.

Just like regular /Thread, only smaller: producers Sarah and Aaron are on vacation, so Alex and Mike take a condensed look-back at the current state of NAFTA negotiations, discuss the political mess that is the TransMountain pipeline, and then give their picks for their favourite episodes that you might have missed on the 2020 Network so far. Here they are, organized into a tidy playlist for your long-weekend listening pleasure. (https://soundcloud.com/canada2020/sets/highlight-episodes) Enjoy!

Canada's Auditor General Michael Ferguson joins host Aaron Reynolds to explain the role of the Auditor General and to dive into what happened with the Phoenix Pay System.

Host Mike Moffatt is joined by surgeon and critical care specialist Dr. Andrew Samis to talk about the research behind Canada's food guide.

Host Sarah Turnbull is joined by Mike Moffatt and journalist Dale Smith to chat about Quebec MP Maxime Bernier’s departure from the CPC, Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s appearances across Canada, and Hayley Wickenheiser joining the Toronto Maple Leafs leadership team.

Guest host Sarah Turnbull talks to Cecile Wehrman, News Editor and Publisher of the Journal and the Tioga Tribune, two regional newspapers in North Dakota, about the #EnemyofNone campaign and U.S. President Donald Trump's impact on local reporting.

Alexandre Gagnon, Vice-President of Amazon Canada & Amazon Mexico, joins host Mike Moffatt in the Canada 2020 event space to talk about Amazon's Canadian expansion plans, tax policy, cultural protections, and the future of e-commerce. Recorded live on August 21st, 2018.

Dan Ciuriak, senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, joins host Mike Moffatt to discuss machine learning, the future of work, and whether or not data is treaty ready.

Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson are joined by former diplomat and Macleans editor-at-large Scott Gilmore for a look back at the week. Topics include investing in cannabis, reactions to the Boston Globe's #enemyofnone editorial, and how to react to Maxime Bernier's Twitter rant about multiculturalism.