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In this episode, we're honoured to welcome back Martin Pelletier to the show. As a seasoned portfolio manager, he brings insight into Canada's economic future, the investment landscape, and the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian industries. With shifting political and financial dynamics, what lies ahead for businesses, investors, and everyday Canadians?

Today we examine why President Trump paused the tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Are drugs and illegal immigrants the only reasons the tariffs were called in the first place, or are other reasons at play? And if Canadian leaders claim "Canada First," why is Parliament still not in session?

Can we predict the Liberals' plan? Today, we're taking a look at some of the major players in Canada's current political landscape. Is Mark Carney really a Trudeau 2.0? Why did Doug Ford call a snap election in Ontario? And where does Jagmeet Singh fit into all of this? Canadians need to be on high alert as everything shifts—otherwise the next prime minister will not be someone we elected.

President Trump returns to office with a vision for a "Golden Era" of the USA. Today, we're exploring the executive order he has signed, their impact on shaping policy, and the ripple effects for Canada, including controversial tariffs. What does this mean for North America and beyond? Don't miss this insightful episode!

Join us on Citizen as we welcome Martin Belanger, better known as MartyUpNorth_2. A passionate advocate for common sense and accountability, Martin shares his insights on pressing national issues—from political turbulence to the everyday challenges Canadians are facing. Together, we explore the impact of leadership, the evolving political landscape, and the voices that shape Canada's future.

The political drama is at an all-time high, and we’re diving straight into the deep end! On this episode of Citizen, David Craig and Jeremy Prest sit down with YouTuber Jasmin Laine to unpack Trudeau’s shocker resignation announcement, Parliament hitting pause, and Trump’s latest tariff threats aimed at Canada. What’s next for our country’s economy and leadership? And how do everyday Canadians brace for the fallout?