Jimmy Zoubris

Political analyst Karim Boulos and Montreal businessman Jimmy Zoubris dive into hot topics like the implications of Nicolás Maduro's capture. They debate whether U.S. actions serve humanitarian purposes or set troubling precedents. The duo examines Canada's response and the need for multilateralism in international affairs. They also discuss Kristia Freeland's new role advising Ukraine and its ethical implications. Finally, they tackle the innovative idea of converting unused office spaces into apartments to address Montreal's housing crisis.

Join Jimmy Zoubris, a Montreal businessman and political activist, alongside Andrew Cadell, a columnist and linguistic policy expert, as they dive into Pierre Poilievre's readiness to unite in a No campaign if a Quebec referendum arises. They dissect the delicate balancing act Poilievre faces between Quebec nationalists and Alberta separatists. A stunning study reveals that AI chatbots can sway voter opinions, raising concerns about microtargeting and influence in politics. Plus, hear about Montreal's bike lane debates and political strategies that attract younger voters.

In this episode, political analyst Raphaël Melançon and special advisor Jimmy Zoubris tackle the recent backtrack by Projet Montreal on biweekly trash pickups, prompted by community complaints about odors and overflowing bins. They also delve into a shocking hunting accident where a man mistakenly shot another, discussing the ramifications for hunting regulations and public safety. Plus, insights on Canada’s diplomatic role in Ukraine and the government's approach to navigating U.S. trade relations make for a thought-provoking discussion.

In this discussion, Jonathan Kalles, a former advisor to Prime Minister Trudeau and now Vice President at McMillan Vantage, teams up with Jimmy Zoubris, Special Advisor to the Mayor of Montreal. They dive into the ongoing strike by Air Canada flight attendants, examining labor rights and public sentiment. The conversation also touches on the resumption of SAAQclic hearings, exposing accountability issues within the Quebec government. Plus, they reflect on the implications of a law allowing restaurants to charge for no-shows amid concerns over customer loyalty.

Neil Drabkin, a lawyer and former political chief of staff, joins Jimmy Zoubris, a special advisor to the mayor of Montreal. They dive into concerns about Quebec's healthcare system, with more doctors leaving the public sector despite recent reforms. The conversation shifts to Canada Post, addressing union contract rejections and the prospect of privatization as a potential remedy for its financial woes. They also tackle the darker side of cryptocurrency, exploring the alarming rise in related crimes and the necessity for regulation to ensure safety.