REBEL ROUNDUP | Trump on dealing with Canada, Minister defends terror ties, 3 million temp residents
Today, we're looking at comments from the U.S. Ambassador to Canada, who suggested President Trump thinks Canadians who are avoiding American alcohol or travelling south of the border are “mean and nasty.” Plus, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree has defended the letters he wrote in support of a man accused of being part of a terrorist organization. And finally, newly released figures show foreigners on temporary permits in Canada make up nearly 20% of the country's workforce.
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Show Notes
Today, we're looking at comments from the U.S. Ambassador to Canada, who suggested President Trump thinks Canadians who are avoiding American alcohol or travelling south of the border are “mean and nasty.”
Plus, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree has defended the letters he wrote in support of a man accused of being part of a terrorist organization.
And finally, newly released figures show foreigners on temporary permits in Canada make up nearly 20% of the country's workforce.
Special Guest: Lise Merle.