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CPAC Today in Politics episodes
- Mar. 01 2021 — P.M. addresses Meet the PressJustin Trudeau talks about rebuilding Canada-U.S. relations on Meet the Press; Will an influx of vaccines lead to a measurable jump in vaccinations?; And calls for a change in culture within the armed forces.16 min
- Feb. 26 2021 — Mystery surrounds Chief of Defence Staff resignationUnanswered questions remain over the sudden resignation of the Chief of the Defence Staff; A call from some Conservatives to suspend the hotel quarantine policy; And a virtual visit, between the Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and the U.S. Secretary of State.16 min
- Feb. 25 2021 — Chief of Defence Staff faces misconduct allegationsThe chief of the defense staff steps aside amid new allegations; Record numbers of vaccine doses arrive in Canada this week as provinces begin rolling out their vaccination strategies; Jagmeet Singh says as long as there’s a pandemic, the NDP will not trigger an election.17 min
- Feb. 24 2021 — Message of unity from P.M. and U.S. PresidentA message of unity as the Prime Minister meets for the first time with the new U.S. President; Joe Biden vows to work with Canada to secure release of the "two Michaels"; And the House of Commons considers amendments from the Senate to the medical assistance in dying bill ahead of Friday’s court deadline.16 min
- Feb. 23 2021 — Trudeau and Biden meeting todayPrime Minister Trudeau and U.S. President Biden prepare to unveil a plan to rebuild the relationship between the two countries; The Liberal cabinet abstains from a vote declaring a genocide in China; And a record number of COVID-19 vaccine doses is expected to arrive in Canada this week.16 min
- Feb. 22 2021 — Vote imminent on if China’s treatment of Uighur constitutes genocideA vote could come as early today on a motion declaring a genocide against ethnic Muslim Uighurs in China; A look ahead to tomorrow’s virtual meeting between Justin Trudeau and the U.S. President; And who knew what, and when did they know it, regarding the allegations against Jonathan Vance?17 min
- Feb. 19 2021 — Conservatives say China committing genocideThe Conservatives put forward a motion to recognize China's actions against Uyghurs as genocide; The Liberals introduce a bill that would relax penalties for some drug offences; And the government evaluates Senate changes to the Medical Assistance in Dying Bill, as the court's deadline approaches.17 min
- Feb. 18 2021 — COVID variants on the rise in CanadaThe push for vaccinations continues, as cases of COVID variants rise in Canada; Calls for Justin Trudeau to speak more strongly about accusations of genocide in China; And caution against pre-election spending in the coming budget.17 min
- Feb. 17 2021 — Polls finds feds to blame for vaccine delayAssurances from the Prime Minister that our vaccine supply is secure, as a poll finds the majority of Canadians blame the federal government for delays; Nova Scotia’s Premier comes under fire for comments he made about China during an interview with a business group; And new federal gun legislation would give cities the power to ban handguns.16 min
- Feb. 16 2021 — Canada leads fight against arbitrary detentionCanada takes the lead in a global initiative against arbitrary detention, but says China is not the target; India adds more COVID-19 vaccines to Canada’s supply, saying there will be a shipment within a month; How much influence will the pandemic have on the next federal budget?16 min
About CPAC Today in Politics
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Hosted by veteran political journalist Julie Van Dusen, CPAC Today in Politics quickly gives you the information you need to understand what’s driving public policy and political decision-making.
Over her 30 years with the CBC covering Parliament Hill, Julie Van Dusen has reported on every major political convention, election, leadership race, and First Ministers’ conference. Fluently bilingual, she has been featured in several documentaries about scrums on Parliament Hill and was nominated for a CBC English Television award for her political coverage. Van Dusen left the CBC in 2020 to write a book about her mother, artist and author Shirley Van Dusen. She continues to provide live political analysis for Radio-Canada as a freelancer. Van Dusen joined CPAC Today in Politics in 2023.
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