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In this edition we look at the divide within the indigenous community over B.C. LNG projects and reconciliation. Plus premiers across the country have been pushing for the federal government to end the blockades and get the rail service back up and running.
Guests: Ellis Ross, Former Chief Councillor for Haisla First Nation and B.C. MLA for Skeena; Scott Moe, Saskatchewan Premier
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In this episode we speak to Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller to get an update on his meetings with the Mohawk Nation. Former attorney general and BC regional chief of the BC Assembly of First Nations Jody Wilson-Raybould is on the show with her take on the Wet’suwet’en Nation conflict with Coastal GasLink and what the country needs to do to move forward. Plus, we hear from Washington’s top diplomat in Ottawa about key priorities: CUSMA, Huawei and defence spending.
Guests: Marc Miller, Indigenous Services Minister; Jody Wilson-Raybould, former attorney general; Richard Mills, U.S. Chargé d'Affaires for Canada
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The Korean peninsula has been defined by a standoff for the last 70 years. Japanese foreign policy expert Professor Junya Nishino joins Mercedes Stephenson to explain what’s going on in the region now.
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In this episode we ask both the current foreign affairs minister, and a former one about Canada’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in China, and the handling of other key international files. We also ask a high-profile Conservative if he’s planning to join the race to lead the party. Plus, we look at what the long-term global economic impact of the coronavirus could be.
Guests: François-Philippe Champagne, Foreign Affairs Minister; John Baird, Former Foreign Affairs Minister; Perrin Beatty, Canadian Chamber of Commerce President & CEO
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Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart and Langley Mayor Jack Froese join Mercedes Stephenson to explain why the region is experiencing a boom in transit use – and why they’re asking the federal government to make a federal transit infrastructure fund permanent.
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