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Welcome to the second televised debate of the 44th federal election! The second debate of this election is the French-language debate hosted by the Debate Broadcast Group (a group of 10 Canadian media organizations). We welcome lively (and respectful!) discussion of the debate in this thread. Time: 8:00 PM ET. Duration: 2 hours.
- Trudeau Grilled on Election Call
- O'Toole Hit Over Two-Tier Healthcare
- Medical Assistance in Dying
- Firearm Legislation
- Climate Change
Trudeau's three opponents piled on Trudeau for calling the election with COVID-19 cases on the rise. Trudeau's main challenger in Quebec, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet, said it was irresponsible to plunge the country into a campaign when "Parliament was working well" to pass COVID-19 aid and other bills. Trudeau hit back saying it wa...
Trudeau and O'Toole sparred over health care funding with the Liberal leader raising O'Toole's past support for more for-profit health care in Canada to help address some of the current system's failings. Trudeau claimed the Conservative leader would bring about "two-tier" health care, which, he said, would only benefit the rich. Trudeau repeatedly...
Another contentious health issue — medical assistance in dying — was another of the TVA-picked topics up for debate. In response to a 2019 Quebec court ruling, the Liberal government passed legislation this year to extend eligibility to people whose natural deaths are not reasonably foreseeable. The Conservative platform calls for a rethink of the ...
Trudeau tried to brand O'Toole as a man out of step with Quebec values on guns. Firearms have been a contentious issue in Quebec since the the Polytechnique massacre of 1989 — a non-restricted Ruger Mini-14 was used to murder 14 women at this engineering school in Montreal — and O'Toole's opponents pounced on his platform promise to reverse the Lib...
Quebecers are among the Canadians most likely to tell pollsters that climate change is the issue they care most about. To gain vote share with Quebecers and other climate-minded voters, O'Toole has beefed up the party's green platform. The party's playbook calls for carbon pricing to encourage Canadians to use cleaner energy sources — but he took h...
Sep 3, 2021 · The answer from Ask CBC News: After you've mailed off your ballot, you can call 1-800-463-6868 (toll-free from Canada and the U.S.), 613-949-7502 (collect calls are accepted), or email svrenq@elections.ca to make sure Elections Canada has received it.
Sep 13, 2018 · Tonight's debate runs from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. and is hosted by Radio-Canada's Patrice Roy. We're streaming the debate live, in French only, here and also on Periscope. This is the first of three ...
Oct 10, 2019 · The French debate will start just a little bit fashionably later at 8pm in the same venue: the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec. If the monitors do their jobs, we should be done by 10pm.
Sep 7, 2021 · First up is the French-language debate on Wednesday, Sept. 8. ... Networks such as CBC, CTV and CPAC will air the debate live, and there are multiple online streaming options too, including ...
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