Globe and Mail
Six main takeaways from Pierre Poilievre’s appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast
Pierre Poilievre took his pitch directly to one of the world's most influential media platforms, sitting down with Joe Rogan to address some of the most pressing issues facing Canada. The Conservative leader covered a wide range of topics, including medical assistance in dying, the looming threat of U.S. tariffs, and Donald Trump's provocative remarks about making Canada the 51st state. The appearance signals a deliberate strategy to reach beyond traditional media and connect with a broader, younger audience ahead of a federal election.
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Globe and Mail
The murky question and answers on whether India is still meddling in Canada continue
Canada's diplomatic standoff with India over alleged foreign interference shows no signs of resolution, with RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme offering little clarity on whether Indian meddling in Canadian affairs is ongoing. The vague responses from top law enforcement have only deepened public uncertainty at a moment when Canadians are demanding straight answers. The opacity surrounding one of the country's most serious foreign interference cases is itself becoming part of the story.
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Globe and Mail
Online Streaming Act targeted by U.S. Republicans in move that could lead to new tariffs
Canada's Online Streaming Act is facing pushback from U.S. Republicans, who have introduced a bill in Congress to investigate whether the legislation unfairly targets American streaming companies. The move signals growing trade tensions between the two countries, with potential tariffs on the table if Canada's law is deemed discriminatory. For platforms like Netflix and Spotify, the dispute could become a flashpoint in the broader Canada-U.S. trade relationship.
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CBC Politics
U.S. congressman targets Canada's 'Netflix tax' with new bill
A Republican congressman has introduced legislation pushing back against Canada's requirement that foreign streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+ contribute to domestic content funds. The move signals growing U.S. frustration with Canadian digital policy, framing the mandate as an unfair tax on American companies. If passed, the bill could escalate trade tensions between the two countries over the future of streaming regulation.
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