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- Feb. 15 2021 — Pfizer committed to meeting vaccine targetsThe head of Pfizer Canada says he’s committed to meeting vaccine targets, as the Prime Minister announces some doses will arrive sooner than planned; A Huawei executive in Canada dodges questions about the two Michaels, while insisting Meng Wanzhou has done nothing wrong; And the Senate begins final debate this week on amendments to the medical assistance in dying bill.16 min
- Feb. 12 2021 — Vaccination target date questionsQuestions continue about vaccination targets, despite news that Pfizer will ramp up the delivery of vaccines; Green Party Leader Annamie Paul will run again in Toronto Centre; And COVID-19 means some voters in Newfoundland and Labrador will have to wait to cast their ballots.15 min
- Feb. 11 2021 — India will try to get vaccines to CanadaAssurances from India’s Prime Minister that his country will 'do its best' to send vaccines to Canada; The Prime Minister announces billions in transit projects; And Mike Duffy finds out today if he will get a final day in court in his lawsuit against the Senate.17 min
- Feb. 10 2021 — Travel restrictions hit land bordersThe government’s latest travel restrictions take aim at land borders; Reaction to the decision to cancel repayment demands for some Canadians who applied for the CERB; And a warning from the director of CSIS that foreign governments are ‘aggressively’ targeting Canadians.17 min
- Feb. 09 2021 — Failing grades for vaccine rolloutCanadians give low marks to all levels of government for the COVID-19 vaccine rollout; Ontario prepares for a gradual, and cautious, re-opening of the economy; And Erin O’Toole says if there’s a federal election soon, he won’t be the one causing it.15 min
- Feb. 08 2021 — Pressure rises for vaccination plan detailsPressure mounts on the government over the pace and details of Canada’s vaccination plan; Will the decision to tap into the COVAX vaccine program have a lasting effect on this government’s reputation?; And the political impact of the allegations against General Jonathan Vance.17 min
- Feb. 05 2021 — Government defends dipping into COVAXThe government defends its decision to accept vaccines from the global vaccine-sharing initiative COVAX; The Liberals say they’re open to a Conservative call for a special committee to examine Canada–U.S. relations; Reports says both Liberal and Conservative governments were aware of allegations against former chief of the defence staff General Jonathan Vance.17 min
- Feb. 04 2021 — Vaccination plan details neededCalls for more details on the government’s vaccination plan; Canada designates several groups, including the Proud Boys, as terrorist organizations; A coalition of rights groups calls for a boycott of the Beijing Olympics.17 min
- Feb. 03 2021 — Opposition: Domestic vaccine production announcement is too lateThe opposition says the announcement of domestic vaccine production comes too late; Health officials prepare to address new COVID-19 variants; And the government is expected to add new names to the list of terrorist organizations.16 min
- Feb. 02 2021 — Vaccine Plan BThe government works on a plan, in the event the European Union breaks its promise on the delivery of vaccines; When will Canada’s new travel restrictions come into effect, and what will be the lasting impact on the airline industry?; And the Prime Minister talks climate change, the 'Buy American' policy, and the two Michaels with the U.S. Vice-President.16 min
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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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