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Unfiltered

with Nate & Sasha · New episode Mondays

A straight-talking conversation show about Canadian politics and the events shaping the country—two people, honest reactions, no scripted newsreader voice.

Podcast · Episode 6
November 2, 2026

Ottawa's Receipts

The election arc is closed and the receipts are in: Nate and Sasha work through the Bank of Canada's hike to 2.50%, the Auditor General's nine reports, Alberta's decisive Remain verdict, Toronto's relief deadline, and the CFL semifinals.

Previous episodes

Read next Chow re-elected with 54.16 per cent: Toronto gives her a full four-year term The Record: three Chow budgets raised property taxes 9.5, 6.9 and 2.2 per cent — the new promise is increases near inflation Federal tracker: Liberal lead narrows to 13 points as Conservatives gain for a third straight week Ottawa results are official: Sutcliffe certified with 44.65 per cent Flames beat Maple Leafs 5–2 in Calgary — Gridin scores twice as Toronto's win streak ends at four Brewers beat Rays 4–1 to win their first World Series — Milwaukee takes the series 4–1 Eastern Avenue fully open again as East Harbour builders thank Riverside and Leslieville

Question of the Day

Ottawa must table its 2027–2029 Immigration Levels Plan in the coming sitting days. The current plan holds permanent-resident admissions at 380,000 a year. Should the new plan lower that number, hold it at 380,000, or raise it?

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