Mark Carney and the Liberals exited Monday’s election with a strong minority, while the NDP are searching for a new leader and the Tories are trying to find a back-door entry for their party leader. The hard work for Carney starts on Tuesday, as he prepares to meet U.S. President Trump face-to-face. Can this new regime help change the tune within Canada’s biggest political arena? Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with the Sunday Political Panel. Shifting gears to local news, residents and businesses near the Ottawa River are keeping a close eye on the water levels, as every drop of rain proves pivotal. We speak to Allan Joiner, who is one of several voices representing the West Carleton Disaster Relief, a volunteer-run organization. Plus, a new exhibition is coming to the Canadian War Museum this Thursday, reflecting the events of V.E. Day and what has unfolded 80 years later. Teresa Iacobelli, one of the project’s co-curators, pays us a visit in Hour 3.

<p>Mark Carney and the Liberals exited Monday&rsquo;s election with a strong minority, while the NDP are searching for a new leader and the Tories are trying to find a back-door entry for their party leader. The hard work for Carney starts on Tuesday, as he prepares to meet U.S. President Trump face-to-face. Can this new regime help change the tune within Canada&rsquo;s biggest political arena? Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with the Sunday Political Panel. Shifting gears to local news, residents and businesses near the Ottawa River are keeping a close eye on the water levels, as every drop of rain proves pivotal. We speak to Allan Joiner, who is one of several voices representing the West Carleton Disaster Relief, a volunteer-run organization. Plus, a new exhibition is coming to the Canadian War Museum this Thursday, reflecting the events of V.E. Day and what has unfolded 80 years later. Teresa Iacobelli, one of the project&rsquo;s co-curators, pays us a visit in Hour 3.</p>