In this conversation, the speakers discuss their concerns about the current political and economic climate in Canada. They explore the shifting political landscape, the challenges facing various political parties, and the impact of foreign interference on national security. The discussion also touches on public sentiment regarding immigration and healthcare, as well as the importance of community engagement and activism in shaping the future of Canadian politics. Takeaways The political climate in Canada is increasingly concerning. Public sentiment is shifting against Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party. The NDP is losing touch with its traditional working-class base. Foreign interference is a significant issue in Canadian politics. Economic challenges are affecting household budgets across Canada. Community engagement is crucial for political change. The Bloc Québécois is gaining traction in Quebec politics. Voter sentiment is influenced by local and provincial issues. There is a growing desire for change among the Canadian populace. Activism and grassroots movements are essential for future political success. Chapters 00:00 Concerns for Canada 02:56 Political Landscape in Canada 05:53 Economic Challenges and Public Sentiment 08:58 The Shift in Political Alliances 11:56 Foreign Interference and National Security 15:00 The Future of Canadian Politics 18:01 Community Engagement and Activism