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Should Canada suck up or stand up to Donald Trump?

Should Canada suck up or stand up to Donald Trump?

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This week, Donald Trump enjoyed a second state visit to the
United Kingdom and was feted by King Charles and the royal family
at Windsor Castle — a move some Brits saw as the United Kingdom
sucking up to the U.S. president. Canadian podcaster and author
Stephen Marche and former Mexican politician Agustín Barrios
Gómez discuss whether their countries should suck up or stand up
to Donald Trump.

Plus, this week has seen high-profile Liberals from the Trudeau
era announce their departure from Parliament Hill to take on
diplomatic roles, including Chrystia Freeland and David Lametti —
and there’s rumours of more on the way. Catherine Cullen sits
down with Lametti

Then, Energy Minister Tim Hodgson talks about major projects, oil
pipelines, and whether Canada — in the midst of this push to
build big — can meet its upcoming emissions reduction targets.

Finally, political strategists Mitch Heimpel and Carlene Variyan
go into sportscaster mode to review the tape from the first-ever
Mark Carney/Pierre Poilievre question period faceoff in the House
of Commons this week.

This episode features the voices of:

David Lametti, Canada’s incoming ambassador to the United
Nations

Stephen Marche, author and host of “Gloves Off”

Agustín Barrios Gómez, former Mexican congressman

Tim Hodgson, minister of energy and natural resources

Mitch Heimpel, Conservative strategist

Carlene Variyan, former chief of staff to Liberal ministers