Climate change at centre of Elections Canada partisan ad controversy

Climate change at centre of Elections Canada ...

Up next

Republican revenge against Anthony Fauci

As the face of America's COVID-19 response, Anthony Fauci was a nearly constant presence in American life throughout the pandemic. To some, he was revered, reaching a sort of celebrity status. But to a movement on the American right, he eventually became a villain, accused not si ...  Show more

Carbon capture: a Canadian political history

A key part of Carney's deal to get a new pipeline built in Alberta involved the creation of the Pathways Project, which he touted as "the world's largest carbon capture and utilization and storage project." Canadian political leaders, both Liberal and Conservative, have been pinn ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Australia as the 2022 election nears: is there a mood for change?
Australian Politics

Katharine Murphy analyses the Guardian Essential poll with Essential’s executive director Peter Lewis. They examine how the major political parties are trying to get their narrative across while the public is focused on floods and the invasion of Ukraine. There have been several ...  Show more

Trudeau's future on the line in Canada's election
The Rachman Review

Gideon talks to Darrell Bricker, author of several books on Canadian politics and CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs, about Canada’s upcoming federal election. With the vote opening on September 20th, the two discuss what led to this early election, the campaign debates and whether Cana ...  Show more

"Democracy in a headlock."
Pod Save America

Tommy and Lovett talk about Nikki Haley’s abrupt departure from her UN role, a frightening new report about climate change, and where the battles for the House and Senate stand just a few weeks before Election Day. Then they speak with Kansas congressional candidate Sharice Da ...

  Show more

Does 'gamblegate' mean the Conservatives are a busted flush for voters?
This Is Why

In any election campaign, a lot of attention shifts to undecided voters. As this campaign moves into its final week, Niall Paterson looks at how the election date betting scandal is cutting through to those who are still wondering who to support - and those who could change their ...  Show more