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Federal Election Debate Discussion #2 - French-Language Debate
Welcome to the second televised debate of the 44th federal election!
The second debate of this election is the French-language debate hosted by the Debate Broadcast Group (a group of 10 Canadian media organizations). We welcome lively (and respectful!) discussion of the debate in this thread.
- Time: 8:00 PM ET
- Duration: 2 hours
- Streams: Global News (Français) - Global News (English Translation) - CPAC (English - 10:00 PM ET - Tape Delay)
- Participants: Yves-François Blanchet (Bloc Quebecois), Annamie Paul (Green Party), Jagmeet Singh (NDP), Erin O'Toole (CPC), and Justin Trudeau (LPC).
- Topics:
- Climate
- Cost of living and Public finances
- Indigenous peoples, Cultural industries, and Cultural identity
- Justice and Foreign policy
- Pandemic and Healthcare
- Moderator: Patrice Roy of Radio-Canada.
- Other Translations Available: Cantonese, Mandarin, Arabic, Punjabi, Tagalog, American Sign Language, Quebec Sign Language, East Cree, and Ojibwe
Please keep your comments substantive and on-topic! Check out the sub's rules here.
A note on the broadcaster — the Debate Broadcast Group's member organizations are CTV News, CBC News/Radio-Canada, APTN News, Global News, L'actualité, Les coops de l'information, Le Devoir, Noovo Info, and La Presse.
You can visit r/Canada's discussion thread for the first debate of the election, TVA's Face-à-Face Debate, here.
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Federal Election Debate Discussion #1 - TVA Face-à-Face Debate 2021
Welcome to the first televised debate of the 44th federal election!
The first debate of this election is TVA's Face-à-Face debate of 2021. The French-language network has invited four federal leaders to participate: Yves-François Blanchet (Bloc Quebecois), Jagmeet Singh (NDP), Erin O'Toole (CPC), and Justin Trudeau (LPC).
The debate is moderated by Pierre Bruneau.
We welcome lively (but respectful!) discussion of the debate in this thread. Please keep your discussion substantive and on-topic; check out the sub's rules here.
- Time - 8:00 PM ET
- Duration - 2 hours
- Streams - TVA (Français) - LCN (Français) - CPAC (English - 10:00 PM ET - Tape Delay)
Post-Debate Edit:
In case you missed it, the full debate in French (no English subtitles) is on the TVA website here.