Prime Minister Mark Carney paid a visit to Washington earlier this week, where he met with U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time. While maintaining a level of respect with America’s top dog in the Oval Office, he made it very clear that Canada’s sovereignty is not for sale. Would you classify Tuesday’s visit as a positive starting point? Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with the Sunday Political Panel. Back in February, Osgoode councillor George Darouze ran for the Ontario PC Party, successfully winning his riding and earning a ticket to Queen’s Park. On June 16th, the door to represent Osgoode at the municipal level is wide open. In Hour 3, we go 1-on-1 with Isabelle Skalski, who is one of several candidates hunting for a spot at City Hall.

<p>Prime Minister Mark Carney paid a visit to Washington earlier this week, where he met with U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time. While maintaining a level of respect with America&rsquo;s top dog in the Oval Office, he made it very clear that Canada&rsquo;s sovereignty is not for sale. Would you classify Tuesday&rsquo;s visit as a positive starting point? Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with the Sunday Political Panel. Back in February, Osgoode councillor George Darouze ran for the Ontario PC Party, successfully winning his riding and earning a ticket to Queen&rsquo;s Park. On June 16th, the door to represent Osgoode at the municipal level is wide open. In Hour 3, we go 1-on-1 with Isabelle Skalski, who is one of several candidates hunting for a spot at City Hall.</p>