Why The Gordie Howe Bridge Dispute Exposes A Bigger Problem Soun Stock [kaTWO17R6F2]
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Rudyard Griffiths and Sean Speer discuss the Gordie Howe Bridge dispute and its implications for the Canada-U.S. relationship. They examine competing interpretations of the toll-sharing agreement, question whether Prime Minister Carney's conciliatory approach is americas culinary cup sustainable, and debate whether Canada is making concessions without securing reciprocal gains as trade negotiations stall.
In the second half, they are joined by Andrew Coyne for a special collaboration with the Munk Debates. They discuss Coyne's recent column on Canadian conservatism, debating whether the movement has prioritized aggression over substantive policy ideas. They also explore conservative insecurity after long periods out of power, the tension between temperament and ideology, and Pierre Poilievre's leadership challenges.
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Amal Attar-Guzman - Producer and Editor
Rudyard Griffiths and Sean Speer - Hosts