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01:58:59

In Committee from the Senate of Canada

Transport and Communications – September 22, 2026

CPAC broadcasts all televised committee meetings from Parliament's upper house, the Senate, as senators meet on various committees to examine legislation through discussions, presentations, expert panels and more.
01:12:15

Question Period

September 22, 2026

Witness all the action in the House of Commons when Canada’s elected officials meet daily to debate the issues. The government and Opposition exchange questions and answers on how the country is being run and what issues are pressing the political agenda.
01:12:17

Question Period

September 21, 2026

Witness all the action in the House of Commons when Canada’s elected officials meet daily to debate the issues. The government and Opposition exchange questions and answers on how the country is being run and what issues are pressing the political agenda.
00:48:23

Headline Politics

September 17, 2026

ALL IN 2026: Minister Solomon Participates in Closing Panel

Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon participates in a closing panel discussion at ALL IN 2026 in Montréal. Joining him on the panel are Julien Billot (CEO, Scale AI), Joëlle Pineau (chief AI officer, Cohere) and John Stackhouse (senior vice president, RBC), with moderation from David Skok (chief editor, The Logic). (no interpretation) (September 17, 2026)
00:53:28

Headline Politics

September 16, 2026

ALL IN 2026: Canada and Germany Fund Safe AI Initiative

Evan Solomon, the minister of artificial intelligence and digital innovation, and Karsten Wildberger, his German counterpart, announce Canada and Germany are investing up to $300 million in a non-profit organization that is developing AI safeguards. They are joined by Yoshua Bengio, the renowned AI researcher who founded the organization, LawZero, last year. The announcement takes place at the ALL IN conference in Montreal. (September 16, 2026) (no interpretation)
01:33:27

Headline Politics

September 16, 2026

Federal and Ontario Govts Mark Opening of Flu Vaccine Facility

Representatives from all three levels of government hold a news conference in Toronto to celebrate the official inauguration of the new Sanofi influenza vaccine manufacturing plant. Among those delivering remarks are federal ministers Mélanie Joly (industry) and Marjorie Michel (health), Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Ontario ministers Vic Fedeli (economic development) and Sylvia Jones (health), Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow, and Sanofi representatives Carrie McElroy (Canadian head of market access and public affairs), James Guy (country lead, Canada), Brendan O’Callaghan (executive vice president, manufacturing and supply) and Kate Winchester (head of manufacturing and supply Canada). The politicians then take questions from reporters, discussing a number of topics including the ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States and the future of Canada's relationship with the European Union. (no interpretation) (September 16, 2026)
01:04:52

Headline Politics

September 16, 2026

ALL IN 2026: Evan Solomon Delivers Opening Remarks

AI Minister Evan Solomon and his German counterpart Karsten Wildberger deliver opening remarks at ALL IN 2026, Canada’s flagship artificial intelligence conference. Taking place in Montreal, the conference brings together researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, industry leaders and government representatives to discuss the development and application of artificial intelligence. Following their speeches, the ministers participate in a panel discussion alongside Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez, Aleph Alpha founder Samuel Weinbach, and CBC reporter Catherine Cullen. (September 16, 2026) (no interpretation)
01:58:30

Headline Politics

Daily Recap - September 16, 2026

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers a State of the Union address with Prime Minister Mark Carney as the guest of honour at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France. She is introduced by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola. Prime Minister Mark Carney and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen deliver brief remarks at Strasbourg, France. Canada's Ambassador-designate to the European Union Jonathan Wilkinson speaks with reporters in Strasbourg, France, about Prime Minister Mark Carney's two-day visit to Europe. Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with his United Kingdom counterpart, Andy Burnham, in Liverpool. In Penticton, B.C., Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers opening remarks at a gathering of his party’s caucus. Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman speaks with reporters in Penticton, B.C., where her party’s caucus is gathering for a retreat. Evan Solomon, the minister of artificial intelligence and digital innovation, and Karsten Wildberger, his German counterpart, announce Canada and Germany are investing up to $300 million in a non-profit organization that is developing AI safeguards. Representatives from all three levels of government hold a news conference in Toronto to celebrate the official inauguration of the new Sanofi influenza vaccine manufacturing plant. The politicians then take questions from reporters, discussing a number of topics including the ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States and the future of Canada's relationship with the European Union. Premier David Eby answers questions from reporters on his meetings at the inaugural Canada Investment Summit.
01:33:23

Public Record

September 9, 2026

2026 Quebec Election: Debate on the Future of Culture

Benoît Clermont (Liberal Party of Quebec), Catherine Gentilcore (Parti Québécois), Christine Maestracci (Coalition Avenir Québec) and Sol Zanetti (Québec Solidaire) take part in a debate on culture moderated by journalist and host Johane Despins. All political parties represented in the National Assembly were invited to participate. This debate is organized by Réseau Culture 360°, Culture Montréal, Front commun pour les arts and the Carmelle Chair in Arts Management as well as Rémi-Marcoux, from HEC Montréal. (September 9, 2026)
00:08:11

Headline Politics

September 8, 2026

Stephen Fuhr on Future of Defence Sector, U.S. Threat Against Bombardier

Stephen Fuhr, the secretary of state for defence procurement, speaks with reporters in Calgary after attending a roundtable discussion with business leaders from the defence sector. He responds to questions on various aspects of Canada's military arsenal and domestic production. He is also asked about U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to ban the Canadian company Bombardier if it does not move all operations to the United States. Also speaking is Joseph Schow, Alberta's minister of jobs and economy. (September 8, 2026) (no interpretation)
01:28:00

Headline Politics

Daily Recap - September 8, 2026

Stephen Fuhr, the secretary of state for defence procurement, speaks with reporters in Calgary after attending a roundtable discussion with business leaders from the defence sector. He responds to questions on various aspects of Canada's military arsenal and domestic production. He is also asked about U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to ban the Canadian company Bombardier if it does not move all operations to the United States. NDP Leader Avi Lewis takes questions from the media in Toronto, where his party’s caucus is gathering for a three-day meeting before the return of Parliament. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette addresses the province’s citizens as Canadian counter-tariffs on U.S. goods take effect. British Columbia Premier David Eby holds an event in support of Canada amid the escalating trade war with the United States. Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston speaks with reporters after the daily question period in the legislature. Canadian retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars’ worth U.S. goods took effect just after midnight, as the trade war between the two countries continues to escalate.
00:12:32

Headline Politics

September 1, 2026

PM Carney on Liberal Byelection Victories, Canada–U.S. Relations

Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks with reporters in Ottawa after his Liberal party won all three federal byelections held on August 31, 2026. He responds to questions from journalists concerning the ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States. (September 1, 2026)
00:54:45

Headline Politics

Daily Recap - September 1, 2026

Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks with reporters in Ottawa after his Liberal party won all three federal byelections held on August 31, 2026. He responds to questions from journalists concerning the ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States. Mark Carney’s Liberals swept all three federal by-elections on Monday, adding another seat to their majority in the House of Commons. The party’s win in Quebec’s Chicoutimi-Le Fjord was particularly notable, as the riding had been held by the Conservatives since 2018. CPAC host Marc-André Cossette is joined by polls analyst Éric Grenier of The Writ and co-host of The Numbers podcast to break down the results and what they mean for the parties. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne holds a virtual news conference from Asheville, United States, where he is attending a meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors. He responds to questions on topics such as the state of the Canadian economy, the ongoing trade dispute with the U.S., the continued presence of Russia in the G20, and the Liberal Party's victories in the three byelections of August 31. Defence Minister David McGuinty holds a news conference on the sidelines on the 28th Annual Indo-Pacific Chiefs of Defense Conference, in Victoria. In Calgary, Premier Danielle Smith highlights her government’s investments in education as Alberta students head into the 2026-27 school year.
00:12:29

Interviews with Marc-André Cossette

Éric Grenier – September 1, 2026

Mark Carney’s Liberals swept all three federal by-elections on Monday, adding another seat to their majority in the House of Commons. The party’s win in Quebec’s Chicoutimi-Le Fjord was particularly notable, as the riding had been held by the Conservatives since 2018. CPAC host Marc-André Cossette is joined by polls analyst Éric Grenier of The Writ and co-host of The Numbers podcast to break down the results and what they mean for the parties. (no interpretation)
00:52:18

Headline Politics

Manitoba Announces New Phys-Ed Curriculum – August 27, 2026

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew holds a news conference in Winnipeg to announce a pilot program for a new health and physical education curriculum in the province's elementary and secondary schools. 25 schools have volunteered to use the new curriculum, which makes in-person physical education mandatory for all students. Also speaking are provincial ministers Mike Moyes (environment) and Tracy Schmidt (education), as well as Dr. Brent Roussin (chief provincial public health officer), Alyson Gysel (co-president of the Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba), and Noelle DePape (president and CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Winnipeg). (no interpretation)
00:16:30

Headline Politics

Premier Christine Fréchette Addresses the Media on Homelessness – July 14, 2026

In Québec City, accompanied by former premier Pauline Marois, Québec Premier Christine Fréchette addresses the media on the subject of homelessness. She announces that the next plan to tackle homelessness will be a province-wide plan involving all stakeholders who can help address the issue. Following her remarks, Premier Fréchette and Marois answer questions from the media. (no interpretation)
00:50:20

British Prime Minister's Question Time

July 15, 2026

Cross the pond to the United Kingdom where the British Prime Minister answers questions from the floor of the House of Commons. Every Wednesday that Parliament is in session, MPs raise issues as well as grievances and seek information about the Government's plans. It is an opportunity for members of all political stripes to question the Prime Minister on any subject.
01:50:19

Headline Politics

Daily Recap - July 14, 2026

AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak delivers opening remarks at the Assembly of First Nations’ annual general assembly in Ottawa. Defence Minister David McGuinty takes questions from reporters after announcing a plan for a new drone innovation facility in Mirabel, Quebec. A consortium will receive $29.6 million over two years to build and launch the Uncrewed Systems Defence Innovation Secure Hub, which will include 30 organizations from industry and academia to develop and test new autonomous systems. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne speaks with reporters in Charlottetown, where he is meeting with Charlottetown mayor Philip Brown. They are joined by Sean Casey (MP for Charlottetown) and John Abbott (general manager, Eastlink Centre). In Québec City, accompanied by former premier Pauline Marois, Québec Premier Christine Fréchette addresses the media on the subject of homelessness. She announces that the next plan to tackle homelessness will be a province-wide plan involving all stakeholders who can help address the issue. Following her remarks, Premier Fréchette and Marois answer questions from the media. The Gordie Howe Bridge is finally slated to open later this month after Canada and the United States struck a new deal over profit sharing and tolls. But not everyone is happy, with some seeing the move as Canada capitulating to President Trump and the Conservative party wants to see the full deal made public. In an interview with CPAC's Marc-André Cossette, the Conservative shadow minister for Canada-U.S. relations, Shuvaloy Majumdar, explains his party’s position on the bridge deal and CUSMA talks. At a news conference in Ottawa, a group of public health-care advocates discuss a new legal opinion on regulations surrounding Alberta’s Bill 11. The provincial law allows for doctors in Alberta to perform some medical services in both the public and private health-care systems, which critics say amounts to a two-tier system. Speaking are Anne Lagacé Dowson and Jason MacLean from the Canadian Health Coalition, which commissioned the legal opinion, as well as Emma Phillips (partner at Goldblatt Partners LLB and author of the opinion), Melanie Bechard (chair of Canadian Doctors for Medicare), Ana Laura Zarco Fuentes (policy and advocacy officer with Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights), and Chris Gallaway (executive director of Friends of Medicare in Alberta).
00:38:44

British Prime Minister's Question Time

July 8, 2026

Cross the pond to the United Kingdom where the British Prime Minister answers questions from the floor of the House of Commons. Every Wednesday that Parliament is in session, MPs raise issues as well as grievances and seek information about the Government's plans. It is an opportunity for members of all political stripes to question the Prime Minister on any subject.
00:35:10

Headline Politics

PM Carney Announces Design Competition to Restore 24 Sussex – June 26, 2026

At a news conference in Ottawa, Prime Minister Mark Carney announces the launch of a design-and-build competition to restore 24 Sussex Drive. The competition will be open to all Canadian firms, with the winning team responsible for designing and constructing the new official residence of Canada’s prime ministers. Also speaking at the announcement are architect Moshe Safdie, who will chair the jury recommending the winning design, and Procurement Minister Joël Lightbound.