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Vote 2021

The Race in Atlantic Canada

Peter Van Dusen hosts in-depth coverage as Canadians head to the polls after a 36-day federal election campaign. In this hour, he takes a look at the campaign, the issues and the candidates in the Atlantic provinces.
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Vote 2019 Special

The Race in Atlantic Canada

Peter Van Dusen hosts in-depth coverage as Canadians head to the polls after a 40-day federal election campaign. In this hour, he takes a look at the campaign, the issues and the candidates in the Atlantic provinces. We also invite viewers to share their thoughts on the election on our national phone-in.
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Public Record

Newfoundland and Labrador Party Leaders' Debate – May 1, 2019

Leaders of the three main political parties in Newfoundland and Labrador square off in a debate in St. John's ahead of the May 16 provincial election. Liberal Leader Dwight Ball, Progressive Conservative Leader Ches Crosbie and NDP Leader Alison Coffin debate the issues facing the province. NTV's Lynn Burry acts as moderator, with reporters from the CBC, NTV and The Telegram submitting questions.
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Campaign Politics

P.E.I. 2019 Provincial Election

On April 23 voters in Prince Edward Island will be asked two questions: who do they want to lead the province for the next 4 years and should they change the voting system to mixed-member proportional representation? Premier Wade MacLauchlan has been leading the Liberal government in Charlottetown since 2015 and even though the province of 153,000 owns the nation’s hottest economy, MacLauchlan’s personal popularity numbers are down and the opposition parties are smelling an opportunity. In P.E.I.’s case, the official Opposition isn’t the main beneficiary - rather it’s the second opposition party, the Greens with their Scottish-born dentist turned politician Peter Bevan-Baker as leader, who is running ahead in the polls. The Progressive-Conservatives under Dennis King, the party’s fifth leader in the past 8 years, has been bogged down by political infighting and the NDP under Joe Byrne is trying to win its first seat since 1996. CPAC’s Bill Kendrick has the story from Charlottetown.
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Public Record

P.E.I. Budget Address

Finance Minister Allen Roach delivers the 2016-17 budget address to the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island. (April 19, 2016)
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Campaign Politics

P.E.I. 2015 Provincial Election

Voters in Canada's smallest province go to the polls May 4, to determine if newly minted Liberal leader Wade MacLauchlan will retain the Liberals hold on the 27 seat legislature. The Liberals, who have been in power since 2007, when 33 year old Robert Ghiz defeated Pat Binns after 11 years of Progressive Conservative government, believe that despite some scandals in recent years, their chances are strong with the former president of the University of Prince Edward Island. The Progressive Conservatives, on the other hand, believe that with newly elected leader Rob Lantz, they can overcome the party's own problems with dissension and infighting, and present a campaign that will appeal to the province's 100,000 voters. The NDP, under leader Mike Redmond, is trying to win its first seat since 1996 and the Green Party, under leader Peter Bevan Baker, is hoping that the presence of the Federal party's leadership during the campaign will help its cause. CPAC's Brian Dubreuil has the story from Prince Edward Island.
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Public Record

2013 Prince Edward Island Speech from the Throne

Lt. Gov. Frank Lewis delivers the Prince Edward Island Speech from the Throne to open the fourth session of of the 64th General Assembly. (November 12, 2013)
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Public Record

2013 Prince Edward Island Budget

Finance Minister Wes Sheridan presents the 2013–2014 budget speech to the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island, March 27, 2013.
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Public Record

P.E.I. Provincial Leaders Debate

P.E.I. Provincial Leaders Debate On September 22nd, in Charlottetown, the televised debate of the 2011 provincial election campaign in P.E.I. took place. The five leaders taking part in the debate are Liberal Leader Robert Ghiz, PC Leader Olive Crane, NDP Leader James Rodd, Green Party Leader Sharon Labchuk and Island Party Leader Billy Cann.
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Supreme Court Hearings

Hardy Broome, et al. v. Government of Prince Edward Island, et al.

Hardy Broome, et al. v. Government of Prince Edward Island, et al. (Nov. 10)
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Public Record

2007 P.E.I. Provincial Budget

On April 10, 2007, Provincial Treasurer Mitch Murphy tabled the 2007 provincial budget of Prince Edward Island at the Legislative Assembly in Charlottetown.