Betrayal on 9/11 anniversary? Plus: Court blocks city from clearing Plateau homeless camp

Trudie Mason welcomes in Daniel Tran, political analyst and former municipal economic development advisor, and Dan Delmar, independent political analyst, media strategist, and co-founder of TNKR Media. The twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11 leaves Canadians questioning how a historic ally became a bitter trade war enemy. The Quebec Court of Appeal rejected Montreal's urgent bid to evict a permanent homeless encampment in the Plateau. PQ Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon estimated a future Quebec sovereignty referendum would cost taxpayers one hundred and thirty million dollars. Premier Christine Fréchette dodged questions about her personal stance on separation, dismissing her past PQ ties as irrelevant. A striking new Angus Reid poll shows Mark Carney pulling over one million previous Conservative voters into the Liberal camp.