Graham Finlay

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481 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 17 Sep

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Today with David McCullagh · Mark Carney to visit Ireland for first time as Canadian PM · 9 Jun 2026 podcast

Right.

in the survey, but they don't get as much attention as maybe the Scots who settled southern Ontario or maybe the West.

And they've often flown under the radar.

And you'll find many of the premiers of Quebec, a French-speaking province, French speakers, have Irish surnames.

So Irish Canadians have been there for a long time, but immigration there is more recent generally than that of the United States.

So it's Mark Carney's grandparents who went as opposed to his great-grandparents who

and his great-great-grandparents.

And then, of course, after the crash, huge numbers of Irish people emigrated to Canada, and that's why we now have more flights there.

But, you know, there's greater awareness of Canada, I think, among the Irish public than there would have been before that.

Yeah, no, I think the sort of

real chance that you might be detained at the American border is really affecting just about anybody's travel to the United States.

But it's also affecting Canadians' travel to the United States.

There's a boycott, basically, on tourism in the United States.

And so I'm meeting Canadians on the streets of Belfast or Dublin who presumably are here because they would have normally gone to Florida, but they chose Belfast.

It's a real thing.

If you're in Toronto's International Airport, the flights to the United States are empty.

The boycott is real.

I've never seen Canadians as patriotic.

as they are now.

And it's really directed.

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