Elizabeth May speaks with reporters in Ottawa about her decision to step down as leader of the Green Party of Canada. Peter Van Dusen is joined by Senator Scott Tannas to discuss the new parliamentary group formed by 11 senators to focus (...)

Elizabeth May holds a news conference in Ottawa to introduce her new caucus and also to announce she is resigning as Green Party leader. She will remain as the party’s Parliamentary leader and a leadership convention will be held (...)

The official welcoming ceremony for Justice Nicholas Kasirer takes place at the Supreme Court of Canada’s courtroom in Ottawa. Justice Kasirer was sworn-in as a judge of Canada’s highest court in a private ceremony on September (...)

A panel of experts on Canadian Arctic policy gather at the University of Ottawa to discuss what the outcome of the 2019 federal election means for the future of the country’s Arctic region. Heather Nichol (director, School for the Study (...)

A ceremony of remembrance is held in the Senate Chamber to mark the start of Veterans’ Week, which is celebrated every year in Canada from November 5-11. This year’s theme is the 75th anniversary of the Italian Campaign.

Independent Senator Murray Sinclair receives the 19th Symons Medal in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island for exceptional contribution to Canadian life. Following the medal presentation, the former chief commissioner of the Truth and (...)

In Ottawa, representatives from Indigenous, youth, labour, healthcare, social justice and environmental groups urge the Liberal minority government to work with the other parties in order to fulfil climate change promises made during the (...)

Chiefs from the Manitoba-based Interlake Reserves Tribal Council (IRTC) speak with reporters in Ottawa about their concerns over the response of the federal and provincial governments to the recent state of emergency that was called in the (...)

In Ottawa, representatives from Indigenous, youth, labour, healthcare, social justice and environmental groups urge the Liberal minority government to work with the other parties in order to fulfil climate change promises made during the (...)

This week “Outburst” asks Canadians: After one year, is marijuana legalization working? How do you feel Canada is viewed around the world? What are your thoughts on the state of Canada’s economy? Is free dental coverage and (...)

Members of Parliament paid tribute to John Bercow for all that he has done in his time as Speaker of the House. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was questioned on education and police funding, the U.K.’s role at COP26, his general (...)

Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz and senior deputy governor Carolyn Wilkins hold a press conference in Ottawa following the announcement of the bank’s target overnight rate and the publication of its quarterly report on monetary (...)

The Wilson Center and the Canada-United States Law Institute hold a panel discussion in Washington, D.C., on the results of the Canadian election. James Blanchard (co-chair, Canada-United States Law Institute) serves as moderator, as (...)

The Wilson Center and the Canada-United States Law Institute hold a panel discussion in Washington, D.C., on the results of the Canadian election. Sarah Goldfeder (principal at Earnscliffe Strategy Group) serves as moderator, as Peter (...)

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh speaks with reporters in Ottawa following his party’s first caucus meeting since the federal election. He lays out the NDP’s first two priorities in the upcoming minority Parliament. His party’s (...)

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh speaks to reporters in Ottawa after his first post-election caucus meeting. Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz and senior deputy goverrnor Carolyn Wilkins hold a news conference in Ottawa.

In Ottawa, Jennifer Ditchburn (editor-in-chief, Policy Options) moderates a panel discussion between Yolande James (political commentator, Radio-Canada and CBC), Elizabeth Roscoe (senior vice-president, Hill+Knowlton Strategies Canada), (...)

Speaking at a news conference in Toronto, Grassy Narrows Chief Rudy Turtle and Grassy Narrows elder and mercury sufferer Bill Fobister Sr. call on the federal government to move quickly to construct the Mercury Care Home for their (...)

Tuesday, October 22: What do yesterday’s election results mean for national unity and continuing political battles over pipelines and climate change? Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe joins Peter Van Dusen to offer reaction. Wednesday, (...)

CPAC’s Mark Sutcliffe invites viewers from across the country to share their opinions on the outcome of the 2019 federal election. Mark is joined by journalists Bill Curry, Kim Mackrael and Theo Argitis to discuss the future of the (...)

This week “Outburst” gets your reaction to the 2019 federal election results.

The federal election campaign lasted 40 days and 40 nights. Who are the winners? Who are the losers? Esther Bégin analyzes the entire campaign with journalists Althia Raj (HuffPost Canada), Daniel Leblanc (Globe and Mail) and Joël-Denis (...)

Martin Stringer has details on the cancer diagnosis for International Trade Minister Jim Carr. Former Reform party leader Preston Manning discusses western alienation, Monday’s election result, and next steps for the Trudeau government. (...)

CPAC’s Mark Sutcliffe invites viewers from across the country to share their opinions on the outcome of the 2019 federal election. Mark is joined by journalists to discuss the issue that could arise in the new session of parliament (...)

In this post-election event held at the University of Ottawa, journalists Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star), Aaron Wherry (CBC), and associate professor of political studies Jennifer Wallner (University of (...)