Donald Trump’s tariff threats are causing many Canadians to react and choose Canadian products. By buying Canadian, consumers are supporting the livelihoods of farmers, factory workers, small business owners and countless jobs in every region.

With our guest, Pamela Nalewajek, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at Dairy Farmers of Canada, we discuss the importance of buying Canadian dairy products. It can easily be be done by looking for the Blue Cow Quality Milk logo or other designations like “Product of Canada.”

The arrival of Donald Trump at the White House and the announced departure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are shaking things up. Public opinion is changing as we navigate in an atmosphere of uncertainty and anticipation. Compounded with the the threats of tariffs, there has been a noticeable change in how people feel about the current environment.

The shifting mood is likely to influence upcoming elections and could have a lasting impact on the country's political trajectory. Our guest Nik Nanos leads Nanos Research, pollster for CTV News, the Globe & Mail and Bloomberg News in Canada and will explain the current trends.

This episode was recorded during DFC's Annual Policy Conference, which took place in Ottawa on Feb 4-6, 2025.

Uncertainty has been the name of the game since the American election, and the months ahead could be challenging.

In this episode, we break down the unpredictable political landscape, the trade turmoil, and the economic perspectives in the coming months.

With our guest, Vincent Cloutier, Senior Director, Agriculture Strategy at the National Bank, we look ahead at what could affect the competitiveness of Canadian dairy and the agricultural sector in 2025.