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April 06, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - April 6, 2018
The government remains cautiously optimistic assessment of the NAFTA talks. The prime minister travels to British Columbia, where opposition to pipelines is escalating. And Jagmeet Singh renews his call for a ban on random police checks.
8 min
April 05, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - April 5, 2018
After much resistance, the government agrees to have the national security adviser testify to MPs. A decisive moment for the NAFTA talks. And the prime minister connects the expulsion of Russian diplomats with a smear campaign against Chrystia Freeland.
8 min
April 04, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - April 4, 2018
Andrew Scheer agrees to the government's offer of a classified briefing -- but with some conditions. Could Jagmeet Singh run in a by-election in Quebec? What will Canada do next, after the release of the final report on the Rohingya crisis?
8 min
April 03, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - April 3, 2018
Donald Trump is tweeting again about NAFTA. Former MP Bob Rae will release a new report on the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar. And reaction to the Environment Minister's comment that she doesn't have time for politicians who pretend climate change isn't real.
8 min
March 29, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - March 29, 2018
Ontario's Liberal government tries to start a national conversation on universal care. The Prime Minister voices his disappointment over the Pope's decision not to apologize for residential schools. And the Conservatives continue to call for a briefing from Justin Trudeau's national security advisor.
8 min
March 28, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - March 28, 2018
Whistleblower Christopher Wylie testifies that a Canadian company worked on software for Cambridge Analytica. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh backs down after criticism from his caucus. The Conservatives keep up the fight to hear from national security advisor Daniel Jean.
8 min
March 27, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - March 27, 2018
Canada expels four Russian diplomats in response to the nerve agent attack in the UK. Calls for the government to put voters' interests go ahead of social media giants. And the Conservatives get ready to debate the government on gun legislation.
8 min
March 26, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - March 26, 2018
More questions about what role data-mining is playing in Canadian politics. How much opposition will there be to new gun control legislation, as debate begins in the House? And after last week's voting marathon, what's the Opposition's next move on the Prime Minister's controversial trip to India?
8 min
March 23, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - March 23, 2018
In a crucial vote, the Senate passes the government's marijuana legislation. The Liberals reject a Conservative motion calling for a senior bureaucrat to testify about the Atwal incident. The Prime Minister says he and the Liberals will still use social media, including Facebook.
8 min
March 22, 2018 CPAC Today in Politics - March 22, 2018
The Prime Minister expresses optimism about NAFTA talks. What role did the Facebook data whistleblower have, when he worked on a pilot project for the Liberals? Jagmeet Singh won't rule out going to events where Sikh separatism is on the agenda.
8 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.