TUNE INTO THE TOWN: ENCAMPMENT TUNNELS, SHELTER DISPUTES, AND CONGESTION WOES
Libby was joined by Karen Stintz, CEO, Variety Village, Councillor Paula Fletcher, Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth and Anthony Perruzza, City Councillor Humber River- Black Creek.
Hamilton’s discovery of 6-foot tunnels tapping into the electrical grid highlights alarming trends seen in impoverished areas worldwide. Meanwhile, Toronto’s controversial shelter policies, criticized for anti-Black racism, spark a public clash. Reports also warn of worsening congestion and unanswered questions about Uber licensing.
POSTAL STRIKE NEARS FOUR WEEKS: WHAT'S THE ENDGAME FOR CANADA POST?
Libby was joined by Jim Bookbinder, Professor in the Department of Management Sciences, University of Waterloo and Christina Santini, Director of national affairs CFIB.
As the postal strike enters its fourth week, experts say even a swift resolution won’t ensure Christmas delivery. With tensions rising, the question remains: Will this crisis mark the end of Canada Post or its union? The future of both looks uncertain.
TRUDEAU'S TRUMP VISIT FACES BACKLASH; U.S. MURDER SUSPECT GAINS UNEXPECTED SUPPORT
Libby was joined by John Mykytyshyn, Conservative Activist, Political Consultant, President of Bradgate Research Group and Tasha Kheiriddin,A Canadian public affairs commentator, consultant, lawyer, policy analyst and writer. Also Guest Host of Fight Back with Libby Znaimer.
Trudeau’s visit to Trump, once seen as a diplomatic success, is now facing backlash as critics accuse him of “kissing the ring.” Meanwhile, in the U.S., murder suspect Luigi Mangione, a wealthy anti-capitalist, is being unexpectedly lionized despite his brutal crime.
