CPAC Today in Politics

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November 15, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - November 15, 2017
The prime minister will announce today Canada's peacekeeping plan.The government releases a tracking system for its campaign promises. And a little bit of friction after the prime minister's meeting with the Philippine President.
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November 14, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - November 14, 2017
The prime minister raises human rights issues in a meeting with the Philippine president. Another round of NAFTA negotiations is set to begin. And the government gets ready to launch a new peacekeeping mission.
8 min
November 02, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - November 2, 2017
The inquiry into MMIWG has some sharp criticism for the federal government. The opposition isn't satisfied after Finance Minister Bill Morneau is ordered to pay a $200 fine for an ethics violation. And the government plans to increase immigration to its highest level since before World War I.
8 min
November 01, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - November 1, 2017
The inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will provide its interim report this morning. The federal government unveils a multi-million-dollar plan to educate Canadians about marijuana. And the finance minister and opposition MPs trade shots on numbered companies.
8 min
October 31, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - October 31, 2017
More cabinet ministers face questions for using holding companies to avoid conflict of interest. Prime Minister Trudeau says questions about his government's ethics are a distraction. And the federal government will delay billions in planned infrastructure spending.
8 min
October 30, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - October 30, 2017
Finance minister Bill Morneau continues to deny conflict-of-interest allegations. Will Stephen Harper's criticisms of the government change the debate around NAFTA? Jason Kenney begins his new job as Alberta's conservative leader.
8 min
October 27, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - October 27, 2017
Bill Morneau says he will donate some of his personal income to charity, but the opposition continues to press him on conflict of interest. The Prime Minister criticizes Quebec's face covering law, but won't say if the federal government will intervene.
8 min
October 26, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - October 26, 2017
As Bill Morneau gets ready to meet the ethics commissioner, the opposition continues to allege conflict of interest. The prime minister leaves the door open to federal intervention in Quebec's face covering law. And the NDP scores a victory in its legal battle over the use of House of Commons resources.
8 min
October 25, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - October 25, 2017
The government takes advantage of a smaller deficit. The Conservatives keep up the pressure on the finance minister, saying the government can't be trusted, and the Bank of Canada is about to announce its latest decision on interest rates.
8 min
October 24, 2017 CPAC Today in Politics - October 24, 2017
Finance Minister Bill Morneau will deliver the government's fall economic update today. The government faces more criticism about proposed tax changes, and the Liberals win a by-election in Quebec.
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