Canada's Federal Landscape: Key Issues, Power Shifts & What's Next
Policies are shifting, trade wars are escalating and uncertainty is redefining Canada’s political future. With a federal election fast-approaching on April 28, now is the time to move beyond the headlines and explore the deeper forces at play. As economic policies take centre stage and political strategies evolve, today’s choices will shape the country for years to come.
Join Rachael Segal, BA ’09, Vice-President, British Columbia Lead and General Counsel for Enterprise Canada and Founder of Beyond a Ballot, for an engaging, non-partisan discussion on the power shifts, key players and critical policy changes defining the upcoming election. She’ll break down how parties are positioning themselves and what these moves mean for governance, decision-making, and Canada’s long-term trajectory.
Don’t miss this chance to cut through the noise, gain a clear perspective on the evolving political landscape, and approach the election with confidence. Bring your questions to the live Q&A and uncover valuable insights into the political forces shaping Canada’s future.
About the Speaker:
Rachael Segal, BA ’09, is a political strategist, lawyer, and media commentator passionate about making politics more accessible. As Vice-President, British Columbia Lead, and General Counsel at Enterprise Canada, she advises on government relations and public affairs. She also founded Beyond a Ballot to engage more women in politics and help all Canadians navigate the political landscape.
Learn more about Rachael in the Alumni Torch magazine’s A Passion for Politics feature.
Date: Thursday, April 24, 2025
Time: 6 - 7 p.m.
Location: Online via Zoom
Cost: Free, pre-registration required
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