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Ep. #61: Something old, something new, something borrowed, something Green David Thurton joins me to chat about the Green leadership race

Sep 23

Poilievre's polling bump, the impact of the Quebec leaders debate and the reciprocity election of 1911.

Sep 21

Capsules on Canada's federal from The Weekly Writ

Sep 21

Winners and losers from the Quebec debate Philippe Fournier and I chat about the latest from the Quebec election campaign.

Sep 18

Episode #60: Pierre Poilievre, Week 1 Shannon, Supriya and Aaron join me to chat about Poilievre's first week as leader and the Trudeau government's inflation relief plan.

Sep 16

How Poilievre's win stacks up to history, the latest in Quebec polls, and the defeat of Bowserism 106 years ago.

Sep 14

Capsules on Newfoundland and Labrador's elections from The Weekly Writ

Sep 14

Immigration, taxes and the Queen dominate Week 2 of the Quebec election Philippe J. Fournier and I discuss the latest from the campaign in Quebec

Sep 13

Landslide victory hands Pierre Poilievre 330 of 338 ridings

Sep 11

Episode #59: One last look at the Conservative leadership race Stephanie Levitz, Tim Powers and Chad Rogers join me to discuss what to expect when the next leader of the Conservative Party is revealed on Saturday.

Sep 8

Poilievre cruising to victory, who's up and down in Quebec's election and a last hurrah that wasn't for Joey Smallwood.

Sep 7

Who won and lost Week 1 of the Quebec election campaign?First subscribers-only bonus podcast of the Quebec election

Sep 5

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