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Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a new auto strategy to boost EV adoption without a sales mandate, as ministers and experts debate whether it will work. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith seeks more control over judicial appointments amid separatist tensions and outreach to Trump Republicans. Ottawa marks 20 years since Stephen Harper formed government, sparking reflection on his legacy and possible return. And, as Ottawa revives online harms legislation, a student advocate and legal expert discuss what stronger social media safety rules should look like.

00:00 - Intro
01:25 - Lifting the hood on Carney’s new auto strategy
12:28 - Alberta separatists seek succour in Trump’s Washington
28:35 - Is former PM Harper making a return to public life?
37:58 - What should a revived Online Harms Act look like?

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