Episode Details

In this compelling episode, Elizabeth May, Co-Leader of the Green Party of Canada, lays bare her unfiltered views on critical issues affecting our country today. From her sharp criticisms of Trump and his support of Poilievre to the impact of being blackballed by Rosemary Barton on CBC's Power and Politics, May does not shy away from the tough conversations we must have. She tackles the climate emergency, the Alberta separatist movement, the trucker convoy, and the alarming influence of foreign media ownership over our narratives.

May suggests Prime Minister Mark Carney to assemble a US-Canada relations trade war cabinet with leaders from all major political parties. This is a crucial moment in our history, and May’s insights are indispensable as we navigate these challenges.

In a time when disinformation is rampant on social media, May emphasizes the urgent need to use critical thinking. She advocates for establishing a Civil Defense strategy.

Furthermore, host Laura Babcock calls on CBC to be transparent about guest selection protocols. In the most impactful federal election of our lifetime, trust in our public broadcaster has never been more vital. We need clarity on decisions about who gets to engage in these critical discussions.

Join us in pushing for transparency and accountability. Let’s strengthen our democratic processes and pave the way for a more informed electorate. Your engagement matters—it's time to act and to VOTE! 🇨🇦 #elbowsup #canadanews #Canada #tradewar #trump #carney #poilievre #cbc #zelensky

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