CPAC Today in Politics

CPAC Today in Politics

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  • CPAC Today in Politics - February 7, 2018
    The legalization of marijuana could be delayed past July 1st. The Conservatives continue to push the Prime Minister for more than an apology on his ethics violation. And Andrew Scheer says he'll sing the new version of the national anthem once it's law -- but he's not happy about it.
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - February 6, 2018
    The major political parties continue to define how they will deal with allegations of sexual misconduct. Caroline Mulroney explains why she got into politics. And British Columbia will allow private businesses to sell marijuana.
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - February 5, 2018
    More questions arise about why Rick Dykstra was allowed to run for the Conservatives. Caroline Mulroney prepares to take her political career to another level. And how will the prime minister navigate the escalating pipeline debate?
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - February 1, 2018
    The Conservatives launch an investigation into how a former MP accused of sexual assault was allowed to run for election. The federal NDP leader reflects on his past behaviour in light of the Me Too movement. And the prime minister gets ready for another town hall meeting.
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - January 31, 2018
    The Prime Minister faces more questions about sexual misconduct among Parliamentarians. The opposition says Justin Trudeau should live up to his own standards.
    And the justice minister gets ready to speak to Senators about marijuana legalization.
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - January 29, 2018
    As Parliament resumes, there's much talk about sexual harassment stories in Canadian politics. What impact will the new premier of Saskatchewan have on federal-provincial relations, including a carbon tax? And the latest round of NAFTA negotiations are about to wrap up.
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - December 15, 2017
    Liberal MPs will spend the holidays explaining the small business tax changes to their constituents. Critics call for Kent Hehr to be removed from cabinet. And could the new NDP leader have campaigned more in the recent by-elections?
    8 min
  • CPAC Today in Politics - December 14, 2017
    As Senators protest, Bill Morneau announces details of small business tax changes. Jagmeet Singh faces criticism over the NDP's results in recent by-elections.
    And Prime Minister Trudeau prepares to talk about North Korea with the US Secretary of State.
    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.

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