Trump’s border czar is already making noise, and turning a lot of Canadian heads for all the wrong reasons. He referred to the northern border, specifically in Eastern Ontario, as a national security threat. Is this a sign of fights to come between the feds and the Trump 2.0 administration? Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with our Sunday Political Panel. Here in our city, St. Joe’s Women Centre is celebrating 40 years in Canada’s Capital, as their important work continues into 2025. Jane Tenthorey, the organization’s Manager of Support Services, tees up next Saturday’s massive celebration.

<p>Trump’s border czar is already making noise, and turning a lot of Canadian heads for all the wrong reasons. He referred to the northern border, specifically in Eastern Ontario, as a national security threat. Is this a sign of fights to come between the feds and the Trump 2.0 administration? Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with our Sunday Political Panel. Here in our city, St. Joe’s Women Centre is celebrating 40 years in Canada’s Capital, as their important work continues into 2025. Jane Tenthorey, the organization’s Manager of Support Services, tees up next Saturday’s massive celebration.</p>

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