ve into the complex issues that are putting Canada at a breaking point. First, we explore the Canadian government's controversial plan to displace asylum seekers from Ontario and Quebec, redistributing them across the rest of the country. We discuss the logistics, the backlash, and the potential social and political impact of this move on communities nationwide. Next, we turn to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's expansion of the Temporary Foreign Workers Program, despite harsh criticism from a UN rapporteur labeling it as modern-day slavery. We examine the ethical dilemmas, the political motivations, and how this decision could reshape Canada's labor landscape. Lastly, we look ahead as Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre seeks to force a confidence vote in Parliament early next week. We break down the strategy, the potential fallout, and whether this could lead to a shift in Canada's political landscape. 0:00 - Intro 3:05 - In the News 15:10 - Liberals Announce Dispersing of Asylum Seekers 23:45 - Trudeau Under Fire for Temporary Foreign Worker Program 30:50 - Poilievre Looks to Force Confidence Vote 34:20 - Wildcard and Conclusion

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In this urgent episode of "A Nation in Crisis," we dive into the complex issues that are putting Canada at a breaking point. First, we explore the Canadian government's controversial plan to displace asylum seekers from Ontario and Quebec, redistributing them across the rest of the country. We discuss the logistics, the backlash, and the potential social and political impact of this move on communities nationwide. Next, we turn to Prime Minister Ju