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With Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget heading for a final vote, no other party has pledged support. Catherine Cullen speaks with Green Party Leader Elizabeth May about whether she’ll back the Liberals — and with Christopher Nardi, of the National Post, and Tonda MacCharles, of the Toronto Star, on whether the government can find the votes it needs or if Canadians are headed to the polls again. Also on the show, the Canadian Climate Institute’s Rick Smith talks about how Canada’s new mining and energy projects are playing at the UN climate conference in Brazil, Dr. Natasha Crowcroft discusses what it will take to regain Canada’s measles-free status, and historian J.D.M. Stewart on which prime ministers might next get a statue on Parliament Hill.
00:00 – Intro
01:52 – Who’s gonna blink first?
16:45 – Rating the climate impact of Carney’s major projects
27:09 – Can Canada win the fight against measles?
34:06 – Should we be putting Prime Ministers on a pedestal… literally?

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