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May 18, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 18, 2018
As a deadline passes, the NAFTA negotiations continue.The Prime Minister says he won't engage in personal attacks with Alberta politician Jason Kenny. With less than three weeks left in the Ontario election campaign, the appetite for a new government remains high.
8 min
May 17, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 17, 2018
Kinder Morgan says it appreciates an offer from the finance minister. Today is an unofficial deadline for NAFTA talks. The Prime Minister speaks out against intolerance and racism in a visit to the United States.
8 min
May 16, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 16, 2018
Canada walks a careful line on the American embassy in Jerusalem. More than 1,500 applications are rejected by the Canada Summer Jobs program. The Prime Minister heads off on another American tour -- starting today in New York City.
8 min
May 15, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 15, 2018
The Conservatives say they will file a formal complaint over allegations that Bill Morneau's office engaged in what's described as thuggish behaviour. NDP MP Christine Moore says her family has been hit hard, by what she calls the "total lies" being told about her. Donald Trump's Commerce Secretary appears doubtful a NAFTA deal can be reached by Thursday's unofficial deadline.
8 min
May 14, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 14, 2018
With Thursday's deadline approaching, NAFTA negotiators are running out of time. With all the parties fighting for Quebec votes, the prime minister calls a by-election. And an Ontario politician continues to face criticism for saying the province should first take care of its own.
8 min
May 11, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 11, 2018
Justin Trudeau says Stephen Harper has the right to his own opinions, after the former prime minister praised President Donald Trump's decision to leave the Iran nuclear agreement. The Innovation Minister speaks about the frustration over being asked to remove his turban at a U.S. airport. Alberta rolls out an ad campaign targeting British Columbians to drum up support for Trans Mountain, while moving ahead with a bill that would restrict oil and gas shipments to BC.
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May 10, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 10, 2018
The Prime Minister says Iran will be on the agenda at next month's G7 summit in Quebec. Canada brings the concerns of car companies to the NAFTA talks. NDP MP Christine Moore offers her own version of events, as an investigation is launched into allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
8 min
May 09, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 9, 2018
The NDP suspends another MP accused of inappropriate behaviour. The foreign affairs minister expresses optimism as NAFTA talks continue. And the prime minister appoints a new chief electoral officer.
8 min
May 08, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 8, 2018
Jason Kenney says if he becomes premier, Alberta will fight carbon taxes in court. NAFTA negotiations are getting down to the wire. And Ontario's party leaders square off in the first debate of the election campaign.
8 min
May 07, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - May 7, 2018
With deadlines approaching, the NAFTA negotiations are reaching a critical point. The government looks for solutions, as more asylum seekers cross the border from the US. Erin Weir isn't ruling out legal action, after his expulsion from the NDP caucus.
8 min

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