Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says if U.S. President Donald Trump proceeds with his planned tariffs on February 1st, Canada will punch back. Should it be a tit-for-tat approach or should our country tackle this problem with different measures? Kristy Cameron digs deeper with Paul Samson, who is the President of the Centre for International Governance Innovation. It is an independent, non-partisan think tank. As we shift gears to provincial politics, it sounds like Ontarians will have to prepare for an early election. Why does it have to be called on a Wednesday? Queen's Park Observer reporter Sabrina Nanji explains further in Hour 1.

<p>Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says if U.S. President Donald Trump proceeds with his planned tariffs on February 1st, Canada will punch back. Should it be a tit-for-tat approach or should our country tackle this problem with different measures? Kristy Cameron digs deeper with Paul Samson, who is the President of the Centre for International Governance Innovation. It is an independent, non-partisan think tank. As we shift gears to provincial politics, it sounds like Ontarians will have to prepare for an early election. Why does it have to be called on a Wednesday? Queen's Park Observer reporter Sabrina Nanji explains further in Hour 1.</p>