The Carney government has narrowly survived a confidence vote on the 2025 Federal Budget. So what happens now?

On today's show:

• The Public Service Alliance of Canada is sounding the alarm about the pending civil service cuts.
• Vassy speaks with CSIS Director Dan Rogers about the threatening national security landscape that is facing Canada.
• Tech Check with tech analyst Carmi Levy: How Jeffrey Epstein used SEO to bury news about his crimes.
• The Daily Debrief Panel - featuring Laryssa Waler, Sharan Kaur, and Brian Platt.
• Vassy speaks with University of Alberta professor Tim Caulfield about the threat that modern-day misinformation poses to Canada.
• CTV's Scott Hurst has the latest on a U.S. Congress vote about the Epstein Files, and what could happen next if it passes.

Will the government fall tonight? It's unlikely, but not impossible.

On today's show:

• The Saskatchewan Rougriders are Grey Cup champions for the first time since 2012
• Vassy speaks with interim Parliamentary Budget Officer Jason Jacques about his recent analysis of Budget 2025
• The federal budget includes $82-billiion in new spending on Canada's military. Vassy interviews the federal defence minister David McGuinty about the plan.
• Money Talk with John Klotz: How do I know if I can afford a house?
• The Daily Debrief panel with Tom Mulcair, Zain Velji and Tim Powers
• The Canadian Cancer Society is warning Canada is backsliding on progress toward eliminating cervical cancer

Free For All Friday - Hour 1

Amanda Galbraith breaks down the biggest stories of the day with Canada's top newsmakers.

On today's show:

• Prime Minister Carney has unveiled a new list of major infrastructure projects that will be referred to the new Major Projects Office.
• The federal government has spent the bulk of this week promoting the Canada Strong Budget, but are Canadians buying what the Liberals are selling?
• CSIS warns that Canada's youth are getting more and more involved in domestic terrorism investigations.

Free For All Friday - Hour 2

Contributors from all over the country join The Roundtable to discuss the top stories of the week. Today's edition features Summa Strategies chair Tim Powers and former Justin Trudeau senior advisor Supriya Dwivedi.

Topic 1: The Carney government has unveiled a second list of so-called nation-building projects.

Topic 2: Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre lost two members of his caucus in less than a week. He has since spoken publicly about those departures. On a scale of 1 to 10, how worried should he be right now?

Topic 3: New research shows that younger Canadians are getting their political news from online influencers. Bad news for the news media heavyweights?

Topic 4: Grey Cup Weekend is in full force, as the Canadian Super Bowl heads to Winnipeg! Do the majority of Canadians still care about Canada's pastime, or is the CFL fanbase turning into a dying breed?