leaders debate
Federal election leaders debate: There’s a hole in your platform
Justin Ling: O’Toole found himself on the defensive in Wednesday’s leaders debate, pitching things that were nowhere to be found in his five-year spending document
Where to watch the French-language leaders debate
Here’s everything you need to know about the first of this week’s two leaders’ debates, from what’s on the agenda to how to watch it live
French-language federal leaders debate 2019 (English translation): Full replay
Watch the live stream of the French debate translated to English right here at 8 p.m. ET.
Federal leaders debate 2019: Full transcript
Everything you missed from the 2019 English federal leaders debate. Find the full transcript here.
Same old attitudes, same old stories
Andray Domise: The federal leaders debate had other options—to include the voices of the underrepresented and to ostracize the movements that spread hate. What we got isn’t good enough.
The case for (some) Max Bernier in the commission debates
Stephen Maher: By meeting the organizer’s threshold, the PPC leader earned his ticket—but it shouldn’t extend to equal air time on our TVs as the frontrunners
Now’s your chance. Submit your questions for federal leaders.
It may get asked during the Maclean’s / Citytv National Leaders Debate on Sept. 12
Hashtag history
Via the New York Times style section, Jack Layton officially takes his place in Twitter history.
Madame Paille goes for the Bloc
The briefly famous everyday Canadian casts her vote for the BQ.
Muguette Paille’s vote
One of the average voters called on last night to ask a question of the leaders offers her verdict.
The Commons: Let us build a bridge
Upon this we must drive together toward the future. Or at least Verdun.
Soirée du débat
Tonight’s debate will follow the same format as last night’s debate, save for the language being spoken. The one-on-one pairings will be as follows.