
It's a fascinating time to be Canadian. This is a show that breaks all that wide open. Dangers. Opportunities. The stories that make this country what it is. And what it isn't. Longtime journalist and podcast host Jordan Heath-Rawlings (Elbows Up, The Big Story, The Gravy Train) returns to host critical Canadian Conversations with leading experts and storytellers. These are discussions—about who w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Mark Carney's government will open up three major Canadian airports to private investment, raising billions of dollars and fundamentally changing how these facilities are run. It's a strategy used in many countries around the world, but it's a new on... more
If you're reading this in a big city, congratulations! You have reliable local news options! If you're living somewhere smaller... well, it's a bit of a dice roll, really.
While most communities still have at least one options for reporting on their... more
Most Albertans don't want to leave Canada. Most Canadians don't want to see them go. The data is clear, the separatist wing is a small percentage of the population, and is likely buoyed by foreign influence campaigns.
To many Canadians, it seems cl... more
New tariffs have hit us. Our government will respond in kind next week. A trade war has begun in earnest. And there's no doubt Canadian businesses will suffer and jobs will be lost.
And yet. After more than a year and a half of economic turmoil, the... more
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Really liked that interview with Douglas Soltys of BetaKit talking Canadian tech. He sounded really smart and I am definitely not posting as him under a pseudonym.
I so enjoy your thoughtful discussions. Please don’t go away! I enjoyed your work (all of you) in other podcasts so I was so happy to discover you here. I have a topic suggestion: The tanker ban. I keep hearing from pipeline proponents that ‘other countries’ are shipping through the North BC Coast so why shouldn’t we (or similar arguments). How true is this? I have been unable to clarify for myself - lots of shipping up there, but is it oil? What routes are used by foreign ships? As a former isl... more
I love listening. Great host and very interesting and informative Canadian content. Keep up the good work
Excellent podcast about Canadian issues
Excellent work on getting to the truth and sharing it with people. Please keep it up.
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This program consistently covers Canadian policy, economy, and society through expert analysis and in-depth conversations. Episodes span privatization debates at critical infrastructure sites, the state of local news, democratic reforms, Arctic security, climate policy, and housing and urban planning, often featuring academics, journalists, and policy researchers. The show is characterized by its emphasis on practical implications for citizens, civil discourse, and a data-informed look at current events, with guests who bring hands-on experience and research to bear on timely issues. A notable strength is its mix of policy depth with accessible storytelling, plus recurring guests who offer ongoing perspectives on Canada's governance, tech, ... more
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Recent guests on CanCon include:
1. John Gradek
2. April Lindgren
3. Donal Gill
4. Alistair Edgar
5. Arno Kopecky
6. Lorraine Sommerfeld
7. Jess Glowacki
8. Douglas Soltys
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