As Canada looks to secure a trade deal with the United States, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is warning the federal government has six to eight weeks to get Chinese canola tariffs removed. China’s 75.8 per cent tariff on Canadian canola seed imports is ‘very, very significant’ to producers and exporters, says Moe. Plus, former prime minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk discusses whether the diplomatic push to end the war in his country has made any difference.

What can Canadians expect as Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre vows to take on Prime Minister Mark Carney? Power & Politics asks deputy leader of the Conservative Party Melissa Lantsman. Plus, Air Canada and the union representing its flight attendants have reached a tentative deal to end their strike. The executive vice-president of the Canadian Labour Congress Siobhán Vipond discusses what signals the strike sends to other labour unions.

The union representing thousands of striking Air Canada flight attendants says it will risk jail time and fines but will not order its members back to work. Labour Minister Patty Hajdu is defending her decision to force binding arbitration, telling Power & Politics 'it was clear' the airline and the union 'needed another tool' to continue negotiations after the union went on strike. Plus, the Power Panel weighs in.