Diagnosing a controversy
2025/02/14
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Diagnosing a controversy

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This week, Danielle Smith is juggling two battles — diplomatic in Washington and defensive at home. As she joins Canada’s premiers to push back against looming U.S. tariffs, a political storm brews in Alberta. Former AHS CEO Athana Mentzelopoulos has launched a lawsuit alleging wrongful dismissal, claiming she was fired for investigating what she felt were questionable private healthcare contracts. None of the allegations has been tested in court, but the case has sparked calls from both the NDP opposition and one of Smith’s cabinet ministers for Health Minister Adriana LaGrange’s removal. Will any of this controversy stick to Smith or LaGrange? And how is the NDP opposition responding? Plus, a new Leger poll suggests a Mark Carney-led Liberal Party could erase the Conservatives’ gains, shaking up the federal race. Political strategists Cheryl Oates and Andrew Sennyah join us, with longtime journalist Graham Thomson providing historical perspective.

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This week, Danielle Smith is juggling two battles — diplomatic in Washington and defensive at home. As she joins Canada’s premiers to push back against looming U.S. tariffs, a political storm brews in Alberta. Former AHS CEO Athana Mentzelopoulos has launched a lawsuit alleging wrongful dismissal, claiming she was fired for investigating what she felt were questionable private healthcare contracts. None of the allegations has been tested in court, but the case has sparked calls from both the NDP opposition and one of Smith’s cabinet ministers for Health Minister Adriana LaGrange’s removal. Will any of this controversy stick to Smith or LaGrange? And how is the NDP opposition responding? Plus, a new Leger poll suggests a Mark Carney-led Liberal Party could erase the Conservatives’ gains, shaking up the federal race. Political strategists Cheryl Oates and Andrew Sennyah join us, with longtime journalist Graham Thomson providing historical perspective.

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