Carney eyes MASS IMMIGRATION ARCHITECT for U.S. Ambassador role

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s preferred pick for Canada’s next ambassador to Washington is already under fire. Mark Wiseman, a longtime Liberal insider and former head of the Century Initiative, is facing backlash for past remarks advocating for a 150% population increase, eliminating limits on temporary foreign workers, and loosening Canada’s supply-managed dairy system.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accuses Wiseman of helping design the “immigration mess” that overwhelmed housing, healthcare, and the job market. Newly resurfaced footage shows Wiseman describing federal screening for foreign workers as “bureaucracy” and arguing that Canada should “let people in” and conduct screening after the fact.

Meanwhile in British Columbia, speculation of a snap election is intensifying. A Juno News exclusive revealed that a B.C. NDP field organizer has been seeking short-term office rentals beginning in late January — a classic sign that Premier David Eby may be preparing to send voters back to the polls. The timing would catch the B.C. Conservatives off balance after leader John Rustad was ousted in a caucus revolt last week.

Plus, new exclusive polling conducted for Juno News by OnePersuasion shows widespread anxiety over Indigenous land claims after a B.C. Supreme Court ruling recognized Aboriginal title over land in Richmond, including areas containing privately owned property.

Marc Patrone is joined by True North managing editor Cosmin Dzsurdzsa to discuss the polling results, the political fallout for the B.C. NDP, and the turbulence inside the B.C. Conservative Party as a potential election looms.

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