
Brantford—Brant South
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Oct 1, 2026
Carney’s Approval Rating in Canada is Hitting an all Time High - But Why?
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4:40speaker_0NARRATOR
In Ontario, some polls put Liberal support above fifty percent.
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4:45speaker_0NARRATOR
A coming by-election in Brantford-Brant South is already being read as a difficult hold for the Conservatives under these conditions.
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4:52speaker_0NARRATOR
By-election losses and defections have added to the sense of drift.
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4:56speaker_0NARRATOR
The structural problem is the comparison voters are making.
Carney hits new highs, Conservatives risk new lows
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8:11Eric GrenierHOST
... is only gonna take into effect, I guess, in December, th- I wonder if that's a saving grace for Pierre Poilievre.
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8:17Eric GrenierHOST
Because if there was a by-election night with Parry Sound-Muskoka and Brantford-Brant South-
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8:22Philippe J. FournierHOST
Yeah
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8:22Eric GrenierHOST
... taking place on the same night, two Conservative seats that have been Conservative for a very long time that should stay Conservative in a normal-
The latest news in 5 minutes
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4:05Mike MilesHOST
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is facing criticism from within his own party after appointing a candidate to run in an upcoming by-election in southern Ontario instead of holding a nomination contest.
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4:16Mike MilesHOST
He picked Brantford Mayor Kevin Davis to carry the Tory banner for Brantford-Brant South after MP Larry Brock stepped down Friday to return to work as a Crown prosecutor.
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4:26Mike MilesHOST
The move prompted Brock and another former MP to leave their seats at a rally where the appointment announcement was made because they both supported another candidate's bid to get the nomination.
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4:39Mike MilesHOST
That is The World This Hour.
Politics! Parliament’s 'consequential' agenda
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29:44Rosie BartonGUEST
You know, over time, governments make mistakes, but that's not a great strategy for an opposition party.
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29:51Rosie BartonGUEST
Many of them are looking at this Brantford-Brant South by-election that has yet to be called, where Larry Brock, um, is leaving as the Conservative MP, and a lot of them are wondering whether that's not the equivalent to the Liberals' St. Paul's, uh, by-election-
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30:06Jayme PoissonHOST
Mm-hmm
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30:06Rosie BartonGUEST
... that they lost that sort of started the giant snowball that, that led to Justin Trudeau leaving.
How is the Canada-U.S. trade war impacting Canadian politics?
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10:14Amanda GalbraithPANELIST
At least I, like, I don't blame him for that element of it.
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10:17Amanda GalbraithPANELIST
But if they lose Brantford-Brant South, or if it is really competitive, like, then I think he's truly in trouble.
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10:25Amanda GalbraithPANELIST
Because what that tells you is a whole bunch of other, like, like, accessible seats for the Conservatives, they'll be called accessible, are in trouble, and that's when caucus will get really riled.
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10:35Amanda GalbraithPANELIST
So that's the thing that I'm watching as an inflection point, and I don't think there's a lot of political space f- for the opposition leader right now to sort of insert themselves into the national discussion.
Byelections, pipelines and a trade war: Summer 2026 wrapped
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33:59Rob BenziePANELIST
I don't think that these by-elections right now are the beginning of the end for Mr. Poilievre.
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34:04Rob BenziePANELIST
Uh, I do think I'm gonna be watching the Brantford-Brant, uh, Six Nations by-election.
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34:09Rob BenziePANELIST
Larry Brock-
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34:09JP TaskerHOST
Yeah
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35:45Rob BenziePANELIST
After the [laughs] after w- Canada hopefully wins the trade war, people will say, "You know what? Okay, now it's time to move on, and, and now it's time to win the peace.
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35:51Rob BenziePANELIST
Who's gonna address affordability? Who's gonna address housing? Who's gonna address all these other challenges that we have?"
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35:56JP TaskerHOST
I agree with all of you that Brantford-Brant South will be a key by-election.
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36:00JP TaskerHOST
Larry Brock won it by 11 points in the last federal election.
If Carney and Trump are at war, why are they enjoying it?
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33:34Brian LilleyHOST
He could call it on September 20th or just after that, and we would be voting around October 19th or just a little bit later, but before the U.S. midterms.
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33:46Brian LilleyHOST
There's a lot of conservatives think that Brantford, Brant South, Six Nations is in play.
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33:51Brian LilleyHOST
And if that – if the liberals take it, I think Pierre Polyev is done.
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33:57Stuart ThompsonGUEST
Do you remember Toronto St. Paul's with Justin Trudeau? I mean, by-elections so rarely matter, but when they do matter, they really matter.
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35:47Brian LilleyHOST
Sasha, look, I don't blame Pierre Paglia for losing, but 12.5 percent.
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35:53Brian LilleyHOST
I asked one experienced campaign manager, did they advertise at all? Did they did they even have a candidate? That's that's low.
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36:01Brian LilleyHOST
And if you lose Brantford, Brant South, which they've held for 18 years and which the liberals won back when the conservative movement was divided, but not really since if they lose that.
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36:14Brian LilleyHOST
Stuart's right.