• Shuffling the Deck: Tories making waves, Sports Shenanigans, and Campus Controversies

  • May 1 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
  • Podcast
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Shuffling the Deck: Tories making waves, Sports Shenanigans, and Campus Controversies

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  • Join hosts Jodie Jenkins and Tony Clement for another riveting episode of "And Another Thing," where they dive deep into the latest happenings across Canada. This week, the duo dissects the dramatic expulsion of the Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada from the hallowed halls of the House of Commons, unraveling the events that led to this unprecedented moment.

    But the conversation doesn't stop there. Jenkins and Clement pivot to the realm of sports, sharing their insights on the latest exploits of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Blue Jays, serving up a lively discussion for sports enthusiasts and casual fans alike.

    And as the political and sporting worlds collide, the hosts turn their attention to a contentious issue brewing on school campuses nationwide: the emergence of pro-Palestine encampments. With insights and analysis, they explore the implications and potential outcomes of these burgeoning movements, shedding light on a topic that's capturing attention and sparking debate across the country.

    Tune in to "And Another Thing" for engaging discussions, thought-provoking commentary, and a dash of wit as Jodie and Tony navigate the diverse landscape of Canadian current affairs.
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