Poilievre Unveils New Anti-Scam Measures

LIBERALS HOLD LEAD AHEAD OF KEY DEBATES Libby Znaimer is joined by the Recovering Politicians Panel with Cheri DiNovo, former Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario, George Smitherman, former Liberal MPP for Toronto Centre, Health Minister and Deputy Premier and Janet Ecker, former Ontario PC MPP. With the election looming, the two-way race heats up. According to the latest National Tracker from Liaison Strategies, the Liberals are currently leading with 44% support, while the Conservatives trail closely behind at 39%. Meanwhile, Trump tariffs return, and Honda may shift some Alliston production to the U.S. POILIEVRE TARGETS SCAMMERS WITH NEW MEASURES AIMED AT PROTECTING SENIORS Libby is joined Macaulee Cassaday, Program Director at Cyber Seniors and Digital/Cyber Strategist Ritesh Kotak. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is making a direct appeal to Zoomers, unveiling a new set of measures aimed at cracking down on the rise of sophisticated scams—particularly those targeting seniors. But how do these proposals differ from existing protections and penalties already in place? We break it down. AUTO SECTOR UNCERTAINTY GROWS AMID HONDA RUMOURS AND GM PLANT SHUTDOWN Libby is joined Lana Payne, National President, Unifor. Trouble continues for Canada’s auto sector amid fresh speculation. A Japanese report claims Honda may shift some production from Ontario and Mexico to the U.S., though the premier has called the report inaccurate—or at least partly so. Meanwhile, GM’s CAMI plant in Ingersoll will shut down next month, reopening in the fall at half capacity, reportedly unrelated to tariffs.