How (and what) Carney is doing, and what may wreck it for him
In this episode of On The Line, host Matt Gurney is joined by Stephanie Levitz of The Globe and Mail’s parliamentary bureau to tackle four big questions about life in Ottawa under prime minister Mark Carney.
This episode is brought to you by BioCanRx. We've been partnering with federally-funded Can…
Can Canada Adapt Before More Jobs Disappear?
The Canada trade war can look manageable on a national chart and devastating in a town losing 350 jobs. Matt Gurney helps you see why both can be true, and why the pace of the losses may decide what Canada can do next.
Time could let businesses find other buyers and let Canada build the ports, rai…
Mark Carney, the new ... Stephen Harper?
In the latest episode of The Line Podcast, recorded on October 2nd, 2026, Matt Gurney and Jen Gerson begin with the announcement of the new Pacific Link pipeline, unveiled by Prime Minister Mark Carney alongside Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Your hosts are struck by just how much Carney increasin…
SHIFTHEADS: Canadian Unity: What Does Quebec’s Vote Really Say?
Canadian unity faces a question about what an election result actually means. Matt Gurney offers a way to separate a party’s victory from support for its sovereignty agenda. The distinction matters when judging the provincial challenges facing Mark Carney.
Quebec and Alberta do not get the same ex…
Carney's crises — Quebec, Alberta, Trump ... which one will blow up in his lap?
In today’s episode of On The Line, Gregory Jack, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Ipsos Canada, joins Matt Gurney to discuss the growing list of challenges facing Prime Minister Mark Carney — and, for a change, almost none of them have anything to do with Donald Trump or the United States…
SHIFTHEADS: Carney Can Sell Canada. Can He Run It?
The Alberta referendum puts Mark Carney's political skills on display, but what happens beyond the camera? Matt Gurney offers a way to weigh persuasive leadership against the government's capacity to get things done.
An Oilers jersey and an old classroom make a carefully chosen backdrop. The harde…
Canadian Healthcare, Cambie/Chaoulli Legacy | Prescriptions for Health Reform Conference w Josh Dehaas 118
Healthcare is the headline that keeps on giving in Canada. As Canadians, we have redefined ourselves as the people who get free care. We live with two medicares: one that we imagine will be there for us when we get sick, and another medicare that actually exists.
Josh Dehaas has a deep understandi…
Canada wins, separatists lose
In the latest episode of The Line Podcast, Matt Gurney returns from a leave to care for his wife and wonders if he’s missed anything over the last two weeks. Turns out he has. It’s his first chance to sit down with Jen Gerson and talk about the Alberta referendum, and Jen — finally having gotten so…
Why Canadian health care has fallen years behind
In this episode of On The Line, BioCanRx President and CEO Stephanie Michaud joins Matt Gurney for a conversation about one of the biggest problems facing Canadian health care: Canada produces world-class medical research, but too often struggles to turn those discoveries into treatments that actua…
SHIFTHEADS: Is Canada Winning If Your Family Is Still Struggling?
Canada’s future might look brighter without your daily life feeling any easier. Columnist Matt Gurney offers a way to weigh encouraging national developments against the pressures that still follow you home.
Start with your ballot. Your community chose change, another kept its mayor, and somewhere…
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