Cpac Today In Politics

It could be months before Canadians have access to a proof-of-vaccination system for international travel; Calls for Canada to take a tougher stand against China; And when might we find out who will make up the next Liberal Cabinet?

A B.C. First Nation responds to the Prime Minister‘s expression of regret; Will the government extend COVID-19 benefits that are set to expire this month?; And Jagmeet Singh says he’s willing to withhold votes if the Liberals table legislation he doesn’t agree with.

The Prime Minister says he regrets travelling on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; How will the government implement its new vaccination mandate for public servants and Canadian travellers?; And Chrystia Freeland offers a stark assessment of the treatment of women and sexual assault cases in the Canadian military.

Erin O'Toole says he has enough support to stay on as Conservative leader after his caucus gives itself the power to remove him; Jason Kenney makes a plea to Albertans as the Thanksgiving weekend approaches; And details emerge about the government’s plans for vaccine mandates.

The Conservative national caucus is expected to vote on giving themselves the power to potentially oust their leader; Military nurses are in place in Alberta, ready to help in hospitals strained by COVID; Canada moves to formally begin negotiations with the U.S. over the fate of Line 5.

Justin Trudeau apologizes to a British Columbia First Nation for skipping reconciliation events; When might a new cabinet be sworn in, and Parliament resume?; And with continuing questions about Erin O’Toole’s leadership, the Conservative caucus prepares to meet on Tuesday.

As Canadians mark the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the prime minister goes on holidays in British Columbia; Alberta asks for help from the military, the Red Cross, and Newfoundland and Labrador; And some MPs say all of their colleagues in the House of Commons should be vaccinated.

Justin Trudeau outlines his government's priorities on vaccination; What comes next after a war of words between Canada and China at the UN General Assembly?; And Alberta bans demonstrations outside hospitals.

The Green Party faces big questions about the future, after Annamie Paul points to internal squabbling as her reason for stepping down; Alberta sets records for COVID patients in the ICU, while the federal government offers help for Saskatchewan; And the White House says the release of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig was not the result of a prisoner swap.

What is the future of Canada-China relations following the release of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig?; The Conservative Party remains divided on Erin O’Toole’s future; And what comes next for the re-elected Liberal government?

The federal government offers military aid to Alberta, as COVID cases surge; What does the rise of the People’s Party of Canada say about the current mood of the country?; And Erin O’Toole could be in for a rough ride from his own party.

A Conservative Party national councillor launches a petition to oust Erin O’Toole; Doug Ford says he wants to work with the federal government; And Jason Kenney faces a caucus revolt.

Erin O’Toole triggers a campaign review; Jagmeet Singh says the NDP will use their leverage in this minority Parliament; And Alberta Premier Jason Kenney faces calls from within his own party to resign.

Canadians elect another Liberal minority government; Erin O’Toole vows to keep building the Conservative party; After only small gains, the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh promises to keep fighting.

Voters finally head to the polls after a divisive election campaign; What’s the likelihood of the parties working together in the event of another minority Parliament?; And how much will voter turnout be an issue?

Justin Trudeau points the finger at Jason Kenney for the situation in Alberta; Erin O’Toole is asked if Kenney made mistakes in Alberta’s handling of the pandemic; And Jagmeet Singh says there’s enough blame to go around.

Alberta declares a state of public-health emergency as the premier apologizes; Erin O’Toole tells voters the Conservative Party has changed; And Justin Trudeau reacts to accusations that he's not progressive enough.

Justin Trudeau defends losing patience with a protester; Erin O’Toole calls on Canadians to punish Trudeau for the timing of the election; And Jagmeet Singh continues to face questions about his potential support for other parties.

The election campaign takes on an edgier tone; Federal leaders condemn anti-vaccination protests outside hospitals; And with less than a week to go, what is the ballot question?

The leaders begin their final week of campaigning; Will Jody Wilson-Raybould’s new book have an effect on the campaign?; And the Conservative Party drops a candidate over allegations of Islamophobic tweets.