Quebec’s new government, the Pacific Link, & Canada’s defence investments


Hosts Marco Vigliotti and Brian Storseth are joined by Elizabeth Anderson (Montreal Institute for Global Security) and Garry Keller (StrategyCorp) to unpack Quebec’s election results and the Parti Québécois forming a minority government.

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Hosts Marco Vigliotti and Brian Storseth are joined by Elizabeth Anderson (Montreal Institute for Global Security) and Garry Keller (StrategyCorp) to unpack Quebec’s election results and the Parti Québécois forming a minority government. They also dive into Bill C-40, the Defence Investment Agency and efforts to accelerate defence procurement, along with the Pacific Link pipeline and Canada’s energy strategy.

Chapters

00:00:00 Analyzing Quebec’s Minority Government and Unity Challenges
00:08:23 Debating the New Defence Investment Agency’s Structure and Risks
00:21:11 Assessing the Pacific Link Pipeline’s Path
00:29:29 How the Pipeline Impacts Alberta’s Unity and PM Carney’s Stance
00:40:41 David Eby’s Snap Election Call
00:49:54 What’s Next: Parliament, Turkey Trip, and Alberta Referendum

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