# Allan Gregg
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allan gregg is a Canadian pollster, political advisor, television interviewer and pundit.
== Early life ==
Gregg was born in Edmonton, Alberta. He was the eldest child in his family which consisted of four boys and one girl.
Carney's One Year Anniversary: Looking Ahead
Guess whose anniversary is coming up? Mark Carney’s. One year as Prime Minister. What’s he done well? Where is there a need for improvement? What’s year two likely to look like? Join Sage contributors Janet Annesley, Don Wright, Peter Harder, Allan Gregg and Edward Greenspon as they answer these qu…
Sage Podcast: We Made Health Care Sustainable by Brute Force. Now We Have to Make It Work.
Canada’s universal healthcare system remains a major social and economic asset. But years of tightly controlling costs have also left it with too few beds, too little resilience, burned-out health professionals and patients rationed through wait times. We may have made health care financially susta…
It’s a Cliffhanger For Sure: Will August 19 Throw the Canada-U.S. Relationship Over the Edge
With President Donald Trump’s August 19 tariff deadline just days away, Canadian negotiators have remained in Washington trying to avert a show-stopping escalation in the trade war. But despite the rightful attention, these are not yet CUSMA renegotiations. They are a narrower — and increasingly ur…
Sage Podcast: A Trade Deal Could Buy Stability. It Won’t Restore the Old Canada-U.S. Relationship.
At what may be a make-or-break moment in the trade talks, Canada must decide how much it is willing to concede in exchange for greater economic stability. Would Ottawa accept some tariffs in return for more predictability on steel, aluminum and autos? How will Mexico and deeply integrated North Ame…
Sage Podcast: From Trade Talks to Trade War: Can Team Canada Hold Together?
Canada and the United States have gone over the tariff cliff. Was walking away really the only acceptable choice? Now can Canada retaliate without doing ourselves harm or alienating those American businesses and consumers who may be its best allies? And, will emergency support help vulnerable firms…
Sage Podcast: Canada’s Revolt Against Gravity – Diversification Is Necessary, But Is It Sufficient?
Canada has spent more than half a century talking about diversifying its trade. Donald Trump’s assault on the Canada-U.S. economic relationship has made the old “Third Option” newly urgent – but the numbers remain sobering. Modelling discussed in this episode suggests that even a successful push wo…
Sage Podcast: Is the Trade War Just Maybe De-escalating? Plus Canada’s New Investment Pitch (No Longer Unfettered Access to the U.S.) Gets a Big Test.
Canada and the United States appear trapped in a cycle of tariffs and counter-tariffs. But the Trump administration’s response this week to Canadian retaliation was more modest than feared. Does that signal an effort to contain the conflict — or is it merely a lull before the next storm?
Meanwhile,…
Sage Podcast: $120 Trillion Walked Into Toronto. Canada Still Has to Close the Deal.
Trillions(!) of dollars came to Toronto last week—or at least the people who manage it did. Some 300 executives managing $120 trillion(!) in assets gathered for the federal government’s “inaugural” investment summit, where Canada sought to reintroduce itself to global capital and make the case that…
Sage Podcast: The Permitting Revolution Hidden Inside Bill C‑39
Opposition to Bill C‑39 has been portrayed as a battle between new investment and environmental protection and between collective bargaining rights and warding off strikes in essential economic services. But its most consequential changes may be the ones attracting the least attention.
Unlike previ…
Sage Podcast: It’s Election Month in Canada. Are We Renegotiating the Federation on the Fly?
Canada is heading into a revealing political month: elections in B.C. and Quebec, and an Alberta referendum that has revived familiar anxieties about national unity. But the deeper story may not be whether the country is breaking apart. It may be whether the federation itself is being renegotiated.…
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