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Ana Almeida is back to read listener DM's. Today's questions and comments cover a wide range of topics including healthcare, immigration, speed enforcement cameras, Elon Musk's push to cancel Netflix, Truth & Reconsilliation Day, the beluga whales at Marineland, and much more.  Monday's episode will include the Diddy jail sentence and lots more. Remember to hit subscribe. 

Introducing Tackling Sovereign Debt from New Rules for a Broken System.Follow the show: New Rules for a Broken System The concept of sovereign debt sounds really simple. A country borrows money—usually from other countries, big public banks, or private institutions. And then it pays that money back, with interest. But the reality of sovereign debt is much more complicated, because the rules are stacked against countries that borrow money, many of which are in the global south. This has led to the situation where close to half of all African countries are spending more money just to pay the interest on their debts than they do on essential services like education or health care.  In this episode, we’ll discuss how this all happened. And we’ll hear about some of the ways people are rethinking sovereign debt to make sure countries looking to finance their future don’t have to mortgage away their present.  Host Karen Given speaks with Jason Braganza, the executive director of the African Forum and Network on Debt and Development. Her other guest is Martín Guzmán, a professor of international and public affairs at Columbia University and member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences at the Vatican. *********** If you'd like to learn more about the ideas and actions to create new rules for a broken system, please check out “Global Governance Reimagined,” a special report from FP Analytics. The views and opinions expressed in Global Governance Reimagined do not necessarily represent the views, opinions, or endorsement of FP Analytics or the Ford Foundation. And remember, this is an ongoing conversation. Discussions about changing the rules of foreign aid, sovereign debt, and global finance are continuing at the U.N. General Assembly, taking place now in New York, and beyond. Be sure to check out coverage from Foreign Policy.  New Rules for a Broken System is produced by FP Studios with the support of the Ford Foundation. DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

On this episode: What to do with the beluga whales at Marineland, now that the federal Liberals have refused to let them be shipped to China. Scott's daughter is a Zoologist and sent in some valuable feedback on next steps for the whales. You will also hear premier Doug Ford weigh in on the topic.  Also: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith proposes a solution that would see a major new pipeline get built. But Ottawa and B.C. are standing in the way.  And: The U.S. government shutdown continues. Hear from Vice-president Vance in this episode.  Tomorrow is listener DM's!

This episode covers a lot of topics including: The U.S. government shutdown The rising cost of food in Canada and the reasons for it Why we celebrate Truth & Reconsilliation Day in Canada Minimum Wage has gone up again, but is that a good thing?  Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow threatens a big tax increase unless the Liberals give her more money. Lots more.  Also in this episode: Highlights from 2 recent Scott Fox After 9 interviews. Hear from Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie and Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec talking about why they support the idea of keeping speed enforcement cameras. These interviews are the gold standard for how civil discourse with politicains can happen, when we disagree. 

This episode is a full length interview with the Member of Provincial Parliament for Ajax, Ontario Rob Cerjanec. Rob talks about why he feels cancelling speed enforcement cameras isn't the best way to proceed. Rob argues that cameras save lives.  If you enjoy this topic and civil discourse, please check out Episode 200 which featured the Mayor of Guelph, Cam Gutherie. 

On this episode, the mayor of Guelph, Ontario joins Scott to talk about speed enforcement cameras. Mayor Guthrie explains his position of why these cameras are needed, but also agrees that there should be room to compromise on these controversial cameras. 

This is a special episode of Scott Fox - After 9, recorded last night after the Blue Jays and Buffalo Bills won. In this episode you will hear from the acting Parliamentary Budget Officer, discussing financial projections for Canada. Also hear from Prime Minister Carney trying to explain his trip to Europe. And hear from Ontario Premier Doug Ford discussing Speed Enforcement Cameras.  There might not be a Tuesday episode. Follow @ScottFoxOnAir for updates.  A few big interviews are coming up later on this week. 

Today's Listener DM's cover a lot of different topics including speed enforcement cameras, the real estate market, the gun buy-back program, and lots more.  In to read today's DM's is Tracy Lynn! You can follow Tracy Lynn on Instagram and listen to her on Hot Country 88.5 and Hot Country 93.9 Fm across Southern Ontario. 

This is a follow-up episode on multiple topics that were trending earlier this week. Topics included are: The Liberals push forward with the gun buyback program and refuse to fire the Minister that said it won't work and it will go over budget Taking Tylenol while pregnant Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow weighs in on speed enforcement cameras The Herritage Minister hasn't addressed the culture problem at the CBC And lots more. Tomorrow is Listener DM's Friday. You can send a comment or question via: @ScottFoxOnAir 

In this episode, Scott appeals to the Canadian government to not cull the flock of 400 ostriches that are living healthy in British Columbia right now.  You will also hear a follow-up segment on yesterday's episode that discusses using Tylenol during pregnancy and the latest news on Ontario premier Doug Ford's plan to outlaw Speed Enforcement Cameras. Also included in this episode:  Prime Minister Carney discusses sending Canadian soldiers to Palestine Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem talks about threats to the Canadian economy Highlights from Jimmy Kimmel's monologue where he returned to late night TV

Lots of topics are covered in this episode including: A White House announcement suggesting a possible link between taking Tylenol during pregnancy and Autism. The Liberal Public Safety Minister was caught on tape admitting the Liberal's firearm buyback program is a waste of time and money. Premier Doug Ford talks about getting rid of speed enforcement cameras. Prime Minister Mark Carney makes several weird statements in New York.  

As promised here is the conclusion to the latest chapter in the story on SIlent Date Guy. In this episode you will hear what happened after Silent Date Girl rejected his seductive dance and how the trip to Minnesota ended.  Hit subscribe to stay up-to-date on this storyline and everything else happening on Scott Fox After 9.