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The Evan Bray Show - Doug Richardson & Bronwyn Eyre - January 5th, 2026

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Following U.S. military action in Venezuela, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre praised the move on social media. Prime Minister Mark Carney, meanwhile, highlighted that one of his government’s first actions was imposing additional sanctions on Maduro’s "brutally oppressive and criminal regime."

To unpack where Canada’s major federal parties stand, we’ve assembled a special political panel with Doug Richardson, former Saskatchewan lawyer, former Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, and Liberal supporter, and Bronwyn Eyre, former MLA, broadcaster, and Saskatchewan’s former Minister of Justice and Energy.
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