On part 2 of the Elias Makos Show:

• Chuck Altman, owner of Animalerie Little Bear Pet Supplies: How much should pet food cost?
• Michael Yaroshevsky, Associate Professor in film production at Concordia University: The closure of the photochemical film laboratory at MELS Studios marks the end of an era for filmmakers who continue to shoot on traditional film.
• Robert P. Sanders, Consul General at the US Consulate General in Montreal: Constant protests and a fracturing relationship between Canada and the USA; What a three year term spent in Montreal as Consul General at the US Consulate General in Montreal was like.

In part 1 of the Elias Makos Show:

• Elias is on baby watch.
• Dr. Karim Elayoubi, Quebec Conservative Party candidate for the riding of Chauveau: Quebec's provincial election campaign heating up, healthcare is once again shaping up to be one of the defining issues for voters. The Conservatives announced their healthcare system plan.
• Joann Muller, Transportation Correspondent with Axios: The U.S. has blocked Polestar, the Swedish electric vehicle brand majority-owned by China's Geely, from selling new vehicles in the American market beginning with its 2027 models.
• Elfi Morin, General Manager of Les Produits du Québec: What if we told you that if every Quebec family spent 25 extra dollars on local products, 29 thousand jobs would be created or protected and three billion dollars would be added to our economy.

On part 2 of The Elias Makos Show:

• Dinu Bumbaru, director of policy at Heritage Montreal discusses the Montreal Signs Project and more
• Federal Conservative Leader, Pierre Poilievre shares his thoughts on how Mark Carney is faring as PM
• PolySeSouvient's Heidi Rathjen weighs in after this week's tragic Montreal shooting

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