Our View from the Hill: Talking about Thatcher, Harper and CETA

Paul Wells and John Geddes talk politics

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<p>D 75707-07  Baroness Thatcher.  OBLIGATORY CREDIT &#8211; CAMERA PRESS / James Veysey.  Former British Prime Minister Baroness Margaret Thatcher at the Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel Pangbourne College, Berkshire, UK, after a Service of Thanksgiving to those who took part in the conflict marking the first commemorative event 25 years on from Liberation Day 1982.</p>

D 75707-07 Baroness Thatcher. OBLIGATORY CREDIT – CAMERA PRESS / James Veysey. Former British Prime Minister Baroness Margaret Thatcher at the Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel Pangbourne College, Berkshire, UK, after a Service of Thanksgiving to those who took part in the conflict marking the first commemorative event 25 years on from Liberation Day 1982.

John Geddes and Paul Wells talk news and headlines. This week’s talking points:

  • What did Margaret Thatcher’s death remind us about Stephen Harper’s Conservatism?
  • When does late become too late for a trade deal between Canada and the European Union?

Hear their say, then have yours in the comments below.