Small businesses brace for U.S. tariffs and Kathleen Wynne’s last minute surprise

The Roy Green Show Podcast

The closing days of the Ontario provincial election still offer surprises, Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe shares thoghts on a the U.S. steel tarriffs and the Trans Mountain pipeline, Laura Jones discusses the concerns of Canada's small business community.

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This morning, Premier Kathleen Wynne made the stunning announcement that she is conceding the race for Ontario provincial leadership. Who will this ultimately benefit, and what can we expect in the final days of this tumultuous election?

Guest: Darrel Bricker, CEO of IPSOS Polling

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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe weighs in on the federal Liberals’ announcement that they will purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline, with a maximum taxpayer outlay of $4.5 billion.

Meanwhile, Premier Moe is headed to the U.S. next week to discuss the steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

And he shares his thoughts on the upcoming G7 conference in Ottawa, and the Ontario provincial election.

Guest:  Scott Moe Premier of Saskatchewan

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The Trudeau government says it will purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Meanwhile in the U.S., President Trump’s administration has declared tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.

How will Canada's small bussiness be affect by these changes?

Guest: Laura Jones, Executive Vice-President and Chief Strategic Officer for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business in British Columbia

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It’s time for Beauties and the Beast, the weekly opinions session on major issues, with three Canadian women from business, politics and media.

Guests: Catherine Swift
Linda Leatherdale
Michelle Simson

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