A recently elected separatist government in Quebec has handed Prime Minister Mark Carney a new challenge, just as a separation referendum in Alberta approaches. The Reporter Roundtable talks about the government’s response to these threats to Canadian unity.

As Alberta Premier Danielle Smith hopes the recent 'national interest' designation of her proposed pipeline helps quell some separatist sentiments, Quebec is headed for an election on Monday that could elect a separatist party to power. The Weekly Wrap digs in.

All eyes are on the Quebec election, where the pro-independence Parti Québécois is poised for a victory tonight. Plus, the separatist movement in Alberta may be getting some help from the U.S — an investigation from the Globe and Mail finds separatists have met with Republican operatives. P&P hears from one of the reporters who uncovered that story. The Power Panel weighs in.

A major shakeup in Quebec — the pro-independence Parti Québécois is elected to form a minority government. What does it mean for the province, and what does it mean for the federal government's national unity agenda? Our panel of Quebec insiders weighs in. Plus, a disturbing development in the Tumbler Ridge tragedy. Police say a U.S. resident gave the shooter advice and money, and agreed to livestream the attack. Local MP Bob Zimmer tells Power & Politics he's shocked by the arrest, which 'brings up bad memories again' for the people in his community.

The federal government is suspending its plan to expand medical assistance in dying to people with mental illness. Two members of the Special Joint Committee on MAID weigh in on this deeply divisive issue. Plus, former Parti Québécois leader Jean-François Lisée joins Power & Politics to discuss the party's election success and how it will approach its relationship with the federal government.

With the Alberta referendum just over 10 days away, Power & Politics asks Intergovernmental Relations Minister Dominic LeBlanc about Canada's readiness to deal with this threat. And, are Canada's climate targets changing? Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin says the federal government is 'stepping up,' despite a new report that says otherwise.

As the federal Liberals face blowback on a new bill, B.C. prepares for a snap election after Premier David Eby called it two years ahead of schedule. Alberta's separation referendum is just three weeks away, as a new poll suggests support for leaving Canada is slipping. The Weekly Wrap Panel breaks down what's at stake with these consequential votes.

As Canada marks the 6th National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Rebecca Alty joins Power & Politics to discuss the government's efforts to right historic wrongs. This comes on the eve of an expected announcement designating a new Alberta pipeline as a project of national interest. The Power Panel discusses the political significance of this step.