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Canadian Federal Election: Leaders’ Profiles on April 18

April 18, 2025, 6:20 am

The articles focus on the profiles and current standings of the Canadian federal election leaders as observed on April 18. They provide an in-depth look at how each leader is positioning themselves on key policy issues in the crucial days before the election. The reports explore public appearances, strategic messaging, and the overall campaign dynamics that are influencing voter sentiment. This detailed snapshot offers insights into the evolving political landscape as the nation heads toward the polls.

Bluesky: @nationalobserver.com

theglobeandmail.com / Celebrity support can bring attention, but may not deliver votes: election watchers

theglobeandmail.com / PM Carney says China is a foreign interference, geopolitical threat for Canada

nationalpost.com / Michael Higgins: Carney has brought Project Fear to Canada

thestar.com / Carney says China is 'supporting' Russia's invasion of Ukraine, echoing Zelenskyy

cp24.com/ / What a body language expert thinks about the image each leader portrayed at the debate - CP24

thehub.ca / Poilievre and Blanchet stood tall, Carney and Singh fell flat: The Hub community reacts to the English-language leaders’ debate

winnipegfreepress.com / No debating the disappointment from this political showdown

ledevoir.com / Débats des chefs, Katy Perry et Canadien de Montréal: le Défi de l’info du 18 avril

nationalobserver.com / Amid the debate chaos, we finally got a glimpse at Poilievre's climate policy

ledevoir.com / Après les débats, la caravane de Mark Carney se dirige vers l’Ontario

ottawacitizen.com / MacDougall: Leaders' debates played to both Carney's and Poilievre's strengths

citynews.ca / English language debate left Carney and Poilievre where they started: Abacus Data poll

ledevoir.com / Yves-François Blanchet tire à boulets rouges sur la Commission des débats

torontosun.com / LILLEY EXCLUSIVE: Poilievre on housing

thestar.com / Canada federal election 2025: Where the leaders are on Friday, April 18

winnipegfreepress.com / Canada federal election 2025: Where the leaders are on Friday, April 18


17 stories from 12 sources in 25 hours ago #politics #elections #federal #liberals #conservatives +


English‑language leaders’ debate sparks extensive analysis across media

April 17, 2025, 9:20 pm

A series of stories offers in‑depth analysis of the recent English‑language leaders’ debate in Canada. Their coverage examines policy discussions on housing affordability, carbon tax, pipeline expansion, and national crime, along with tense exchanges between key figures such as Poilievre and Carney. Commentators evaluate candidate performances and the broader campaign impact of debated proposals.

Reddit: r/canadian, r/WildRoseCountry

Bluesky: @winnipegfreepress.com, @theglobeandmail.com, @nationalobserver.com, @alexboutilier.bsky.social

lapresse.ca / La revue de presse de Paul Arcand | Débat des chefs en anglais : « Carney a été la cible, évidemment »

cbc.ca / Election campaign, debates will give voters something to chew on this long weekend

thetyee.ca / Tensions High as Leaders Spar in Montreal

thehub.ca / The Weekly Wrap: Pierre Poilievre finally finds his stride—was his strong debate showing enough to turn the tide? 

nationalpost.com / Jamie Sarkonak: Who won the debate? Poilievre, easy

calgaryherald.com / Braid: Plenty of action and even some laughs in four hours of federal leaders' TV debates

thestar.com / Poilievre tones it down as Carney escapes second debate unscathed, strategists say

winnipegfreepress.com / Poilievre tones it down as Carney escapes second debate unscathed, strategists say

edmontonjournal.com / Debate watchers: Carney a 'classic' Progressive Conservative in Liberal clothing

winnipegfreepress.com / Crime, energy and geopolitics define the leaders’ key exchanges in English debate

ledevoir.com / Pierre Poilievre se sert des pipelines pour attaquer Mark Carney

theglobeandmail.com / Poilievre, Carney and Singh on public safety at leaders’ debate

torontosun.com / LILLEY: Poilievre brings hope while Carney counters with fear

financialpost.com / These are the top 5 economic takeaways from the English language leaders' debate

nationalobserver.com / Candidates square off over energy's role in defending Canada from Trump

thehub.ca / John Ibbitson: Pierre Poilievre didn’t decisively win the leaders’ debate—but Mark Carney likely lost it

nationalpost.com / John Ivison: A debate Liberals can call a success, but not much else

nationalpost.com / Party leaders didn’t take media questions after the English debate. Here’s why

globalnews.ca / ‘Trudeau is not here’: Federal leaders try to put the past behind them

edmontonjournal.com / Who won the English-language leaders' debate?

ottawacitizen.com / Who won the English-language leaders' debate?

theglobeandmail.com / Poilievre and Carney on housing affordability at leaders' debate

torontosun.com / KINSELLA: Opponents swing and mostly miss against Carney in leaders’ debate

ledevoir.com / Pierre Poilievre se sert des pipelines pour arroser son adversaire

cp24.com/ / 'Justin Trudeau isn't here': Tense exchange between Poilievre and Carney - CP24

cp24.com/ / Poilievre and Carney on supporting Ukraine - CP24

cp24.com/ / Party leaders on addressing crime in Canada - CP24

cp24.com/ / 'I'm a very different person from Justin Trudeau': Carney on Poilievre's carbon tax slam - CP24

cp24.com/ / English-language debate Part 1: Tariffs and threats to Canada - CP24

cp24.com/ / Singh accuses Poilievre of only building six homes in his time as housing minister - CP24

cp24.com/ / Blanchet questions Carney's timeline for pipeline expansion - CP24


37 stories from 19 sources in 34 hours ago #politics #federal #crime #law #justice +


English Leaders’ Debate in Montreal Event

April 17, 2025, 7:20 am

Canadian party leaders met in Montreal for a final debate conducted in English, following an earlier French-language debate. The event featured key figures such as Liberal Leader Mark Carney, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, and Bloc Québécois’ Yves-François Blanchet as they presented their visions on pressing national issues. This debate is being closely watched as a pivotal moment in the federal election campaign, providing voters with clear contrasts in policy and leadership style.

Bluesky: @thereal-jaime.bsky.social

cp24.com/ / How should Canada negotiate with the U.S.? Party leaders discuss - CP24

calgaryherald.com / Bell: Former B.C. Liberal premier has a word for boomers before voting Carney

edmontonjournal.com / 'It's a 3 point race!': Political word reacts to 2025 Canadian leadership debate

nationalpost.com / FIRST READING: The weird minutia you missed from the French leaders’ debate

winnipegfreepress.com / The Latest: Four federal leaders face off in English language leaders’ debate

thestar.com / The Latest: Four federal leaders face off in English language leaders' debate

torontosun.com / Canada downs Japan 9-1 in quarterfinal in women’s world hockey championship

nationalpost.com / Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre to join other leaders for only English election debate | Live video and discussion

cp24.com/ / LIVE: Special coverage ahead of the 7 p.m. ET federal election leaders debate - CP24

torontosun.com / ELECTION LIVE: Leaders’ debate post-game show at 9 p.m. EDT

nationalpost.com / All sights on Carney in round 2 of leaders’ debate battle on Thursday

nationalpost.com / Ivison: Carney’s magic fades a little after French debate

thewalrus.ca / Play Election Debate Bingo with The Walrus!

thehub.ca / Élie Cantin-Nantel: Poilievre was poised and Carney lacked charisma: A francophone’s take on the French-language leaders’ debate

torontosun.com / ELECTION LIVE: Leaders set to square off at English-language debate tonight

cbc.ca / Right-wing media including Rebel News dominate post-debate news conferences

torontosun.com / THE LATEST: Federal leaders to face off in second debate

cp24.com/ / Pedneault: Blanchet ‘afraid’ of debating another Quebecer on stage - CP24

cp24.com/ / Ahead of the English language debate, Mark Carney's poll numbers dip - CP24

globalnews.ca / Federal party leaders to square off again in English debate

torontosun.com / Party leaders face off in English for second federal leaders’ debate

citynews.ca / Party leaders face off in English for second federal leaders’ debate


23 stories from 13 sources in 2 days ago #politics #elections #federal #election2025 #quebec +


French Leaders Debate Results and Key Moments

April 16, 2025, 8:20 pm

Federal party leaders participated in a French-language debate that tackled diverse national issues, with discussion ranging from domestic policy to international trade. Several pundits examined candidate performances, noting Poilievre’s striking presentation despite mixed results, while policy priorities were debated by leaders such as Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, Jagmeet Singh, and Yves-François Blanchet. The coverage analyzed key moments, public reactions, and the strategic positioning of each contender ahead of further electoral challenges.

Reddit: r/ottawa

Bluesky: @winnipegfreepress.com

nationalpost.com / Chris Selley: The spectre of Trudeau overshadows Carney’s French debate

ledevoir.com / Les médias de droite s’imposent lors des conférences de presse après le débat

lapresse.ca / La revue de presse de Paul Arcand | Débat des chefs : « Beaucoup de promesses, pas de chiffres et pas de grand gagnant »

thestar.com / Party leaders face off in English for second federal leaders' debate

ottawacitizen.com / Could a Liberal defeat Pierre Poilievre in his own riding? Bruce Fanjoy thinks so

thehub.ca / Need to Know: Carney tried to distance himself from Trudeau during the French-language debate. It’s a hard case to make

thehub.ca / Harrison Lowman: It’s time for Conservatives to grow up and show up at local debates

nationalpost.com / Tasha Kheiriddin: Mark Carney gets a free ride as Poilievre dukes it out with Singh

citynews.ca / Federal leaders clash on nuclear energy, pipelines during French debate

winnipegfreepress.com / Rebel News, other right-wing media dominate press conferences after French debate

thestar.com / Rebel News, other right-wing media dominate press conferences after French debate

winnipegfreepress.com / Pipelines, promises and platforms: Leaders clash over policy, prose in French debate

thestar.com / Pipelines, promises and platforms: Leaders clash over policy, prose in French debate

financialpost.com / Pipelines, the trade war and ‘Harry Potter’ financials: The key economic takeaways from the first leaders' debate

thestar.com / Strategists say no campaign shakeup after French debate as Carney emerges unscathed

winnipegfreepress.com / Strategists say no campaign shakeup after French debate as Carney emerges unscathed

nationalpost.com / Why Jagmeet Singh lost his cool during the French-language debate

calgaryherald.com / Bell: Carney keeps peddling the Big Lie, fear is the name of the game

torontosun.com / LILLEY: Poised Poilievre pushes for economic independence at French debate

torontosun.com / KINSELLA: Poilievre shines in French-language debate, but fails to take needed ground

globalnews.ca / Trump and U.S. trade war take spotlight in French leaders’ debate

ottawacitizen.com / Who won the French-language leaders' debate?

ledevoir.com / Au débat des chefs, Mark Carney plaide pour un mandat fort


25 stories from 14 sources in 2 days ago #politics #federal #publicpolicy #trade #globaltrade +


Neil Young Endorsement Sparks Political Debate Ahead of Election

April 16, 2025, 10:21 am

Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young made headlines by endorsing Mark Carney in an open letter, emphasizing his leadership credentials for the upcoming federal campaign. Shortly afterward, he criticized President Trump’s approach, urging a need for more substantial leadership qualities. This dual commentary – both supportive of Carney and critical of Trump – ignited discussions among political observers and voters about the merits of political endorsements and contrasting leadership styles ahead of the election.

Bluesky: @thestar.com

torontosun.com / HAUBRICH: Carney needs to leave Ottawa’s expensive and failed gun policy behind

nationalpost.com / Randall Denley: Ford helping Carney’s Liberals won’t help him take over the federal Conservatives

nationalpost.com / Amy Hamm: Carney has the charisma of an AI chatbot

thestar.com / Neil Young endorses Mark Carney ahead of federal election: 'You've got the chops to get it done'

torontosun.com / Neil Young slams Trump in Mark Carney endorsement


6 stories from 4 sources in 2 days ago #politics #culture #elections #liberals #election2025 +


Canadian federal leaders debate insights ahead of April 16 discussion

April 16, 2025, 5:20 am

Multiple articles detail the lead-up to a key federal election debate scheduled for Wednesday, April 16. Coverage focuses on where political leaders are positioned, with insights revealing both strategic debate preparations from party operatives and new polling data that underscores the importance of winning over younger voters. These reports outline the intense atmosphere as parties refine their messaging, reflecting both internal campaign dynamics and broader voter sentiment ahead of the crucial debate.

Reddit: r/CanadaPolitics

Bluesky: @ledevoir.com

ottawacitizen.com / Five things to know from Ottawa Centre's candidates debate

nationalobserver.com / Observers note loss of 'green conscience' on debate stage

citynews.ca / Federal party leaders square off in French-language debate

nationalpost.com / He saved the Liberal Party from oblivion. But can Mark Carney close the deal?

nationalpost.com / Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre to face off for first time in French leaders’ debate | Live English video and discussion

ottawacitizen.com / Where Ottawa Centre candidates stand on housing, public service, crime and more

thehub.ca / ‘The debates could be consequential’: David Coletto on the tightening race ahead of the leaders’ debates

torontosun.com / ELECTION LIVE: Political leaders set to duke it out at French-language debate

thestar.com / May disputes claim that Green Party held back candidates for 'strategic' reasons

nationalpost.com / Stéphane Sérafin: The Charter is for mass murderers, not the rest of us

globalnews.ca / Green Party co-leader Elizabeth May responds to removal from leaders’ debates

thestar.com / Five times the Green Party made news during federal election debates

winnipegfreepress.com / Five times the Green Party made news during federal election debates

thehub.ca / Rudyard Griffiths: If there’s one thing Canadians agree on after this election, let it be this

torontosun.com / LILLEY EXCLUSIVE: Poilievre on Trump

ottawacitizen.com / Adam: Health care deserves more attention in this federal election

nationalpost.com / Leaders set to fight each other — and the Habs — for Francophones’ attention at debate tonight

nationalpost.com / Chris Selley: Abolish the Leaders’ Debates Commission, salt the earth

thewalrus.ca / The Leaders’ Debates Feel like Watching Bad Theatre

winnipegfreepress.com / The Latest: Four federal leaders face off in French language leaders’ debate

thestar.com / The Latest: Four federal leaders face off in French language leaders' debate

torontosun.com / THE LATEST: Polling gap narrows, Greens disinvited from leaders’ debate

nationalpost.com / Election Power Meter: Greens get the boot; Hockey wins French debate

nationalpost.com / Green Party disinvited from federal leaders’ debate, commission says

globalnews.ca / In federal leaders’ debates, these are the topics set to dominate

nationalpost.com / Green Party booted from leaders’ debates due to lack of candidates

citynews.ca / Green Party disinvited from federal leaders’ debate: commission

ledevoir.com / Le Parti vert écarté des débats des chefs

torontosun.com / Carney, Poilievre to meet face-to-face as party leaders square off in first debate

lapresse.ca / Poilievre prêt pour le débat

nationalpost.com / The Bloc Québécois is pinning all of its hopes on the debates

nationalobserver.com / Ahead of crucial debates, Poilievre is walking a political tightrope

nationalobserver.com / The odd place of leaders’ debates in Canadian election campaigns

winnipegfreepress.com / In the news today: Federal leaders debate in Montreal, interest rate decision due out

thestar.com / Canada federal election 2025: Where the leaders are on Wednesday, April 16

thestar.com / New poll suggests younger voters are giving both front-runners a close look

thehub.ca / ‘There’s a danger in being too sharp’: Three party operatives share the behind the scenes of debate prep and what to expect from this week’s federal leaders’ debates


39 stories from 14 sources in 3 days ago #politics #elections #federal #parliament #election2025 +


Debate intensifies over Carney’s new carbon tax and energy policy

April 15, 2025, 4:21 pm

Two opinion pieces assess the ramifications of Mark Carney’s newest policy proposals, which combine elements of a controversial carbon tax with broader energy policy reforms. One analysis explores the potential environmental and economic impact of the proposed measures, questioning whether the plan will mitigate climate risks effectively. The other piece highlights significant public skepticism over the proposal, particularly concerning how costs might be shifted from taxpayers to major polluters. Together, they portray a divided reaction from both experts and the public.

Bluesky: @thetyee.ca, @tabmcleod.bsky.social

winnipegfreepress.com / The Liberal energy plan: more corporate, less climate?

thehub.ca / ‘Others have commented that this whole thing is a mirage’: Parliamentary expert Philippe Lagassé on the caretaker convention and how much Carney should be allowed to act as PM during the election

thehub.ca / Sean Speer: Mark Carney owes voters a clear answer on his plans for Canada’s oil and gas sector

ledevoir.com / Mes questions à Carney et à Poilievre

thetyee.ca / Making Sense of Carney’s Energy Policy

torontosun.com / EDITORIAL: Public skeptical about Carney’s new carbon tax


8 stories from 6 sources in 3 days ago #environment #climate #carney #publicpolicy #energy +


Mark Carney proposes $15,000 benefit for worker skills training

April 15, 2025, 10:21 am

In a move aimed at bolstering labor market skills, Mark Carney has introduced a proposal for a $15,000 benefit dedicated to worker skills training. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to invigorate the economy and equip workers with competitive abilities amid changing industrial demands. Through financial assistance for training programs, the proposal seeks to address employment challenges and help workers adapt to evolving workforce requirements.

torontosun.com / Canada needs to build, not cut its way back to strength: Carney

ledevoir.com / Les libéraux annoncent une prestation pour la formation de travailleurs

thestar.com / Carney pitches $15,000 benefit to fund skills training

winnipegfreepress.com / Carney pitches $15,000 benefit to fund skills training


4 stories from 4 sources in 3 days ago #economy #trade #employment #carney #publicpolicy +


Honda considers moving Canadian production to U.S. due to tariffs

April 15, 2025, 9:08 am

Reports indicate that Honda is evaluating shifting a portion of its Canadian production facilities into the United States as a direct response to new tariff measures imposed on cross-border automotive manufacturing. Sources suggest the move would affect key models including the CR-V and Civic, allowing Honda to meet the requirement of producing 90% of vehicles for the U.S. market. This strategic adjustment underscores the company’s response to evolving trade policies and its aim to maintain competitive market positioning.

Reddit: r/50501Canada

Bluesky: @ledevoir.com

torontosun.com / WARMINGTON: No reason to be complacent just because Honda didn’t flee to U.S.

nationalpost.com / With Honda scare, Carney and Poilievre ramp up election pitches to voters

globalnews.ca / Ford says Honda told him report of U.S. move is ‘not accurate’

cbc.ca / Ottawa slams brakes on report Honda could shift production to U.S. in response to tariffs

ledevoir.com / Honda Canada envisage de délocaliser sa production aux États-Unis

cbc.ca / Honda not considering moving auto production out of Canada: Ford, feds

torontosun.com / Honda considering Canadian production move to U.S. in response to tariffs: Report

citynews.ca / Honda considering Canadian production move to U.S. in response to tariffs: report

winnipegfreepress.com / Honda considering Canadian production move to U.S. in response to tariffs: report


11 stories from 9 sources in 3 days ago #trade #business #tariffs #autosector #ontario +


Canada Election Leaders' Debates Discussion and Candidate Invitations

April 14, 2025, 2:21 pm

Canadian federal election debates are under the spotlight as details about the official French and English debates—and the decision to invite candidates despite shortages, such as the Green Party co–leader—come to light. Reports highlight scheduled debates, debate themes including cost of living and trade issues, and the deliberative process of the Leaders' Debates Commission ahead of the 2025 federal election.

Bluesky: @ledevoir.com, @ledevoir.com

thetyee.ca / ‘So Much Emotion’: Elizabeth May Stumps for a Repeat

winnipegfreepress.com / Mark Carney in the political crosshairs

ledevoir.com / Allons-nous parler de notre démocratie durant la campagne?

ledevoir.com / L’heure des réponses a sonné

ledevoir.com / Ce que proposent les partis fédéraux en économie

thestar.com / Canada Election 2025: When and where to watch the federal leaders debates

ledevoir.com / Un certain consensus au débat fédéral sur la culture

globalnews.ca / Canada election: Here’s how to watch the federal leaders’ debates

thestar.com / Canada Election 2025: When and where to watch the federal leaders debates

cbc.ca / Debates commission defends inviting Greens despite party's candidate shortage

ledevoir.com / Coût de la vie et guerre commerciale au menu des débats des chefs


13 stories from 7 sources in 4 days ago #politics #elections #federal #election2025 #economy +


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