Scott Fox After 9

*]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id= "request-6a15c44b-1830-83ea-b0be-70c47b60ab59-0" data-turn-id-container= "request-6a15c44b-1830-83ea-b0be-70c47b60ab59-0" data-testid= "conversation-turn-4" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn= "assistant"> Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott reacts to a viral exchange he had with Tim Hortons on X over the company's use of Temporary Foreign Workers and the broader debate surrounding immigration, jobs, and corporate responsibility. Hear Tim Hortons' response to Scott's comments and why the conversation struck such a nerve online. Plus, Alberta MP Michelle Rempel Garner warns Prime Minister Mark Carney to watch his tone when speaking to Albertans about national unity as tensions over energy, identity, and Ottawa's relationship with the West continue to simmer.
Also in today's episode: Pope Leo calls for A.I. to be "disarmed" and raises concerns about the future of technology, America's ambassador to Canada provides an update on stalled trade talks, and Scott reacts after Prime Minister Carney gets testy with yet another female reporter. Politics, media moments, trade tensions, and a viral Tim Hortons showdown — all on a fired-up edition of Scott Fox After 9.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, Premier Doug Ford weighs in on a busy day in Ontario politics, including Olivia Chow's re-election plans, Caroline Mulroney leaving cabinet, the release of his cell phone records, and the controversial Kitchener encampment ruling that could impact plans for a new transit hub.
Also on today's episode, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talks about the upcoming referendum, Pierre Poilievre formally calls for Stand Your Ground-style Castle Law protections in Canada, and Scott breaks down the latest political headlines with plenty of audio and reaction.

Today Scott dives into your Listener DMs covering everything from government inefficiency and frustrating Service Canada stories to concerns about immigration, Alberta separation talk, and taxpayer spending. Listeners weigh in on the FIFA World Cup costs, LCBO alcohol policy, the Snowbirds controversy, and whether politicians only accept accountability when it suits them. Plus, some lighter moments too: aliens, tick medicine for humans, podcast audio changes, and one listener wondering why Scott hasn't yet tackled a controversial CBC production some say is wasting taxpayer money?
Around the DMs, hear highlights from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith explaining why October's vote will include a ballot question on whether Albertans should hold a referendum on separation from Canada.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott shares his frustrating experience navigating Canada's passport renewal system and why long Service Canada wait times are another example of government inefficiency in action.
Then hear highlights from Mark Carney speaking in Vancouver, where he doubled down on Net Zero policies, carbon capture, methane reduction, and the future of Canada's energy sector, while still refusing to commit to a new Alberta pipeline.
Plus, hear highlights from a fascinating CNBC interview with Jeff Bezos discussing government spending, taxation, economic growth, and why innovation often succeeds where bureaucracy fails.
A packed episode covering politics, energy, government services, and the economy.

Today on Scott Fox After 9: Scott kicks things off by addressing two conspiracy theories making the rounds online. First: Are ticks and Lyme disease about to explode across Canada this summer? Then, a disturbing allegation involving Canadian airports: reports claim some passengers are having luggage tags swapped onto suitcases allegedly filled with drugs. Scott dives into why this story has people alarmed and what it could mean for travellers.
Also today: Canada's iconic Snowbirds are being grounded. And while Scott believes it's ultimately the right call, he says the rollout and messaging have been handled terribly. In politics, David Eby is accusing Danielle Smith of pushing separatist rhetoric, and Scott says those comments go too far. Plus: the Ontario NDP claims federal Liberals are behind the push to allow jets at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, the World Health Organization has declared Ebola a public health emergency of international concern, and Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford wants tougher rules for e-bikes and scooters across the city.