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Anita Anand

Anita Anand

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Nov 5, 2026

Chris HowdenHOST
53:27
And Canadian officials say that if the war continues, Russian players won't be welcome when Alberta hosts the World Juniors next month.
Chris HowdenHOST
53:35
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says that announcement is meant to stop Russia and Belarus from using the championships as, quote, platforms for state representation, political legitimacy and propaganda, unquote.
Chris HowdenHOST
53:47
And here's what Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters on Tuesday.
Mark CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:51
To be clear, we respect the decisions of the Finns, the Czechs, the Swedes, other nations.
Amanda PfefferHOST
18:33
He served as senior legal and policy advisor for foreign affairs ministers, Melanie Jolie.
Amanda PfefferHOST
18:39
Before that, Anita Anand.
Amanda PfefferHOST
18:42
He is a visiting fellow with the Cascade Institute.
Amanda PfefferHOST
18:44
Welcome to Ontario Today.

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Adam GordonGUEST
36:54
Yeah, I don't think it's over yet.
Amanda PfefferHOST
36:57
Adam Gordon is our guest this hour.
Amanda PfefferHOST
36:59
He served as senior legal and policy advisor to foreign affairs ministers, Melanie Jolie, when she was in that role, and Anita Anand.
Amanda PfefferHOST
37:07
He's a visiting fellow with the Cascade Institute.
Andrew JohnsHOST
5:40
The MOU will facilitate the expansion of defense industry partnerships, the statement says.
Andrew JohnsHOST
5:46
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand and SSB head Haluk Gorgun signed it, Turkey's state-run Anadolu agency reported in its October 22 story on the day's signings.
Andrew JohnsHOST
5:58
Anand said on X she signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Defense Cooperation.
Andrew JohnsHOST
6:04
The SSB's weekly bulletin and Gorgun's post say, in Turkish, we signed.
Scott FoxHOST
60:29
Those are just a few of the ways that this can spin sideways.
Scott FoxHOST
60:32
Now, on this episode of Power in Politics, David also talked to our foreign affairs minister, Anita Anand.
Scott FoxHOST
60:38
This is a scary segment.
Scott FoxHOST
60:40
I'm going to leave it on this, but listen very carefully to the question and the answer from Anita Anand, our foreign affairs minister.
David CochraneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
60:48
So what is part of the associate membership conversation? Because we have a clear sense on critical minerals and Erasmus and Horizon and a lot of the things in the agreement signed today.
David CochraneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:01
What's on the table for associate membership? That I'm still a bit unclear on.
Scott FoxHOST
58:58
Those are just a few of the ways that this can spin sideways.
Scott FoxHOST
59:02
Now, on this episode of Power in Politics, David also talked to our foreign affairs minister, Anita Anand.
Scott FoxHOST
59:08
This is a scary segment.
Scott FoxHOST
59:10
I'm going to leave it on this, but listen very carefully to the question and the answer from Anita Anand, our foreign affairs minister.
David CochraneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:18
So what is part of the associate membership conversation? Because we have a clear sense on critical minerals and Erasmus and Horizon and a lot of the things in the agreement signed today.
David CochraneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:30
What's on the table for associate membership? That I'm still a bit unclear on.
Richie BaloneyHOST
82:14
Canada is so stupid.
Richie BaloneyHOST
82:16
What is this here? Rebel News Canada asked what's on the table for associate membership foreign affairs minister Anita Anand.
Richie BaloneyHOST
82:24
That's a decision for the EU.
Richie BaloneyHOST
82:28
Well, let's take a look.
Adam van KoeverdenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:17
For them to send their hockey team, their juniors here, and to be accepted here, it just normalizes the whole situation.
Mike SmythHOST
23:26
Okay, Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, Anita Anand, weighing in on it as well.
Anita AnandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:31
But make no mistake, this is a very unwelcome decision.
Mike SmythHOST
23:35
All right, let's discuss it now with my guest, Patrick Johnston.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:08
For them to send their hockey team, you know, their juniors here, and to be accepted here, it just normalizes the whole situation.
Mike SmythHOST
2:17
Okay, Canada's foreign affairs minister, Anita Anand, weighing in on it as well.
Anita AnandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:22
But make no mistake, this is a very unwelcome decision.
Mike SmythHOST
2:25
All right, let's discuss it now with my guest, Patrick Johnston.
Peter CowanCORRESPONDENT
15:43
Peter Cowan, CBC News, St. John's.
Helen MannHOST
15:47
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has confirmed one Canadian is among the 69 people killed in last week's high-speed train crash in Spain.
Helen MannHOST
15:56
Six other Canadians were injured in the incident.
Helen MannHOST
15:59
In a statement, Anand expressed her condolences to the victims' family and loved ones.
Jasmine LaneHOST
5:55
This is really it.
Jasmine LaneHOST
5:56
And honestly, Anita Anand there just exposed a lot because they're attempting to rebrand what is actually a desperate and ideologically driven foreign policy retreat as some sort of a masterclass in autonomy and sovereignty, right? But the reality is that they are choosing to to further the decay and hollowing out of Canada and anchor Canada to a failing and stagnant European bureaucracy solely because that bureaucracy in Brussels, in the EU, shares their same progressive worldview.
Jasmine LaneHOST
6:33
all while instructing and conditioning the public to completely fear and loathe the booming free market prosperity that is unfolding right next door to us on the same continent in the United States of America.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
6:48
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