A bi-weekly discussion series hosted by MP Nate Erskine-Smith featuring experts, fellow parliamentarians, and other elected officials of all stripes. www.uncommons.ca
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | News CommentaryNews |
Nate and Carolyn Whitzman talk about her recent book Home Truths, Canada's housing needs, and different historical and international approaches that should inform how we build market, non-market, and supportive housing. Carolyn is a housing and socia... more
Nate is joined by Erin O'Toole, the former leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Together in front of a live audience in Beaches-East York, they tackle Trump’s tariffs, foreign interference, and the impacts of polarization. They also chat about... more
On these two episodes of Uncommons, Nate does a deeper dive on the economics of Canadian immigration policies, including a look at the unsustainable rise in temporary immigration levels, recent government action to correct those levels, and what is a... more
On these two episodes of Uncommons, Nate does a deeper dive on the economics of Canadian immigration policies, including a look at the unsustainable rise in temporary immigration levels, recent government action to correct those levels, and what is a... more
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Loves the sound of his own voice and panders to all guests. If your looking for substance look else where
If Nathan Erskine-Smith had a spine he’s revolt against the Liberal Party.
Thank you for bringing us such thoughtful, informative conversations. This podcast makes a tangible contribution to our democracy.
- Noel
Poor Arnold couldn’t hang, good look (listen) behind the veil/rain protection that is provided in parliament. Really displays who deserves to be there and who is just there.
I really appreciate the deep dives into the important issues that affect all of us, from a non-partisan and evidence-based perspective. Keep up the good work!
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A bi-weekly series focuses on engaging discussions with experts, politicians, and other thought leaders across various issues, notably politics, public policy, economics, and social challenges in Canada. The series encourages open dialogues about pressing contemporary issues such as housing affordability, immigration policies, climate action, and social justice, often featuring guests who bring specialized knowledge and differing perspectives. The show's unique approach lies in fostering a non-partisan environment where critical topics are examined thoughtfully, integrating diverse viewpoints to prompt meaningful discourse. This caters particularly to listeners keen on deepening their understanding of Canadian political dynamics and social ... more
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Recent guests on Uncommons include:
1. Carolyn Whitzman
2. Lisa Lalande
3. Mikal Skuterud
4. Mark Carney
5. Lisa Raitt
6. Matthew Mendelsohn
7. Arnold Viersen
8. Safia Southey
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