After Prime Minister Mark Carney and Leader of the Official Opposition Pierre Poilievre traded both jokes and jabs in their first House of Commons confrontation, the House leaders from both parties join Power & Politics to lay out their priorities for the fall sitting. Plus, Energy Minister Tim Hodgson defends the Liberals' selection of projects that are already in late stages of development for the major projects list, arguing his experience tells him that 'until a project's operating, it ain't there.'

The Weekly Wrap panel breaks down the biggest moments in Canadian politics this week. Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils the first group of federally approved major projects. Reports say the federal emissions cap could be on the chopping block. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he's concerned about growing threats to politicians.

A Reuters report says the Liberals, Alberta and energy companies are in talks about removing the oil and gas emissions cap if the oilsands take other action on emissions, according to three unnamed sources. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith tells Power & Politics that Prime Minister Mark Carney 'understands that the world has changed,' and that they're 'having some very constructive conversations about being able to reorient' emissions timelines. Plus, Ontario Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce reacts to a nuclear facility in his province making the Liberals' major projects list, saying it's a good first step — but not enough.