Cpac Today In Politics

At the only English language debate, Justin Trudeau’s feminist record is challenged; Jagmeet Singh and Trudeau challenge each other on climate change; And Trudeau calls out Erin O’Toole over vaccinations.

In the French-language debate, Justin Trudeau continues to face questions about why he triggered an election; Erin O’Toole is pressured on his plan to scrap $10-a-day childcare; The Conservatives release a costing breakdown of their platform commitments.

Police say they are investigating the violent incident at a recent Liberal event; Erin O’Toole commits to appointing a Health Minister who has been fully vaccinated; And the leaders meet tonight in the first of 2 back-to-back debates.

Has Erin O’Toole sufficiently clarified his position on gun control?; With less than 2 weeks to go until election day, the Liberals increase their attacks on the Conservatives; And as a major milestone passes, what impact is the detention of 2 Canadians in China having on the campaign?

Health care and the pandemic are among the issues discussed in the first federal leaders debate; Jagmeet Singh is confident the NDP can pick up seats in Quebec; And questions about whether the Conservatives can keep a promise to balance the budget in 10 years.

Justin Trudeau defends the Liberal platform that includes $78 billion in new spending over 5 years; Erin O'Toole says a Conservative government would make sure infrastructure funding maximizes Canada’s economic recovery; And a vaccine certificate system is coming to Ontario before the end of the month.

Justin Trudeau condemns anti-vaccine protesters, and attacks the Conservative leader’s position on them; Erin O'Toole highlights the Conservative plan to balance the budget over the next decade; And Jagmeet Singh says the NDP will target wealthy speculators who flip houses.

Justin Trudeau is asked when the Liberals will release their election platform; Erin O'Toole defends his plan to roll back climate change reduction targets; And the NDP unveils a plan to crack down on tax evaders.

Protests continue on the campaign trail; The latest polls are still showing a very close race; And the government continues to face criticism over the handling of the situation in Afghanistan.

Erin O’Toole accuses the Trudeau government of abandoning people on the ground in Afghanistan; The latest polls show the Conservatives with a slight lead; And Jagmeet Singh is asked whether he would support Erin O’Toole in a minority parliament.

As the evacuation window in Afghanistan closes, hundreds of allies remain trapped; The Liberals propose raising the corporate income tax rate on large banks and insurance companies; And Erin O’Toole unveils the Conservatives' Mental Health Action Plan.

Justin Trudeau says Canada is prepared to keep military personnel in Afghanistan past America’s August 31st deadline; Erin O'Toole accuses Justin Trudeau of carrying out a misleading campaign on health care; And Jagmeet Singh focuses on the NDP’s commitment to ending for-profit long-term care.

Justin Trudeau promises billions in funding for the provinces to hire more doctors; The Conservatives request an investigation into a social media video shared by Chrystia Freeland; And the latest polls show the Liberals and the Conservatives neck-and-neck.

What will be the big issues, as the second week of the campaign begins?; Erin O'Toole promises to treat drug addiction as a health issue rather than a crime; And Canada ramps up efforts to get allies out of Afghanistan.

Justin Trudeau unveils the Liberal plan to improve long-term care; The Conservatives vow to protect the rights of healthcare workers who refuse to provide abortions and assisted death; The majority of Canadians support mandatory vaccines, and consider COVID-19 a top election issue.

Justin Trudeau says there are roadblocks to getting allies out of Afghanistan; The Conservatives bring forward a plan to enact tougher anti-corruption laws; And as he’s formally charged, Major-General Dany Fortin says he's been kept in the dark about the case against him.

Justin Trudeau says Canada has no plans to recognize the Taliban as Afghanistan’s legitimate government; The Conservatives propose a "GST holiday"; And the Progressive Conservatives win a majority in Nova Scotia’s provincial election.

Justin Trudeau says work is underway to get allies out of Afghanistan; The Conservative platform promises billions in new pandemic aid; And Jagmeet Singh outlines the NDP's proposal to make large companies repay misused federal wage subsidies.

Justin Trudeau defends his decision to trigger a snap election during a pandemic; Jagmeet Singh says there are bigger priorities than politics right now; And Erin O’Toole is asked if he supports vaccine passports.

Canadians react to the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves near a former residential school in Saskatchewan; The Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister apologizes for a text she sent to Independent MP Jody Wilson Raybould; And will an election be called before MPs return from their summer break?