‘I don’t think it changes very much’: Darrell Bricker on how Canada avoiding Trump’s latest global tariffs affect the election

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The Hub Staff

03 Apr 25

This episode of The Hub’s coverage of the 2025 federal election features Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos, discussing the liberal democratic order being tested by Trump’s global tariff regime and what this means for the upcoming federal election.

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‘I don’t think it changes very much’: Darrell Bricker on how Canada avoiding Trump’s latest global tariffs affect the election

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