Alexander Brown: What Happens To Canada After Trump?

Alexander Brown, managing editor of Without Diminishment, joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss what Canada looks like after Trump — and whether the country can turn a moment of anti-Trump unity into something more serious.In this episode, LeDrew and Brown talk about Canadian patriotism, east-west trade, pipelines, populism, interprovincial barriers, supply management, and whether Canada can build a stronger economy once Trump is no longer the central political excuse.Brown argues that Trump may have unintentionally united Canadians, but the real question is what comes next. Will Canada use this moment to rebuild, trade more freely within its own borders, and get major projects done — or simply fall back into the same old failing habits?This is a conversation about Canada’s future, national unity, economic independence, and whether our country can finally start to move forward.Topics covered in this episode:Trump’s impact on Canadian unityAnti-Trump politics and Canadian patriotismA possible conservative resetPipelines and east-west tradeCanada’s internal trade barriersPopulism and political messagingSupply management and economic reformCanada’s dependence on the U.S.Getting major projects builtBuilding a more self-reliant economy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.