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/Thread Episode 31: Trump’s address to the nation, Liberal cabinet shuffles, and Kim Campbell’s profanity

Host Sarah Turnbull sits down with Susan Delacourt, national columnist and Ottawa bureau chief at the Toronto Star and David Reevely, news editor at The Canadian Press to talk about the week's headlines. Topics include: U.S. President Donald Trump's address to the nation regarding the proposed wall at the U.S./Mexico border, the Liberal's impending cabinet shuffle following MP Scott Brison's retirement announcement, and former Prime Minister Kim Campbell's profanity on Twitter.

We’re hiring: Junior Producer

Canada 2020 is hiring a Junior Producer to join the Canada 2020 team in Ottawa, Ontario on a two-year contract. The 2020 Network launched in June, 2018 with daily shows focused on current affairs, policy issues, and arts and culture. The network is...

Explain Like I’m Five Episode 24: Oil Pricing, with Robert Johnston

Robert Johnston of Eurasia Group joins host Aaron Reynolds to explain what determines the price of oil, who sets the price, and what factors influence prices at the pumps.

/Thread Episode 30: 2018 Headline Highlights

It's part two of our holiday edition of /Thread. Host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the top news headlines of 2018.

2018, Our Year in Photos

/Thread Episode 29: Best of 2018

On this holiday edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the team's favourite interviews from 2018.

Key Takeaways: Anatomy of a Deal, LNG Canada and the Largest FID in Canadian History

On December 13th 2018, Canada 2020 hosted Anatomy of a Deal, a conversation about the recent $40 Billion LNG Canada investment – the single-largest private sector investment in Canadian history. This half day conference held in Ottawa brought together an All...

Explain Like I’m Five Episode 23: The Official Languages Act, with Raymond Théberge

Commissioner of Official Languages, Raymond Théberge, joins host Aaron Reynolds to discuss how and why Canada became a bilingual country, what it means to our national identity, and why it's important to preserve those laws both federally and provincially.

The Canada 2020 Internship Program – 2019 Applications

Applications are now open for the 2019 Internship Program at Canada 2020. This is a paid internship, beginning February 2018 for a minimum period of 12 weeks. You will be working with the Canada 2020 team in our Ottawa offices on a series of projects, events and original research...

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