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Vote 2025 - Leaders’ Debates
Federal party leaders go head-to-head in national debates, staged in both official languages.
Career Opportunity: Manager, Human Resources
Be a part of championing the voice of Canadian democracy. Join CPAC to protect and build on 30 years of unfiltered access to the people and events that shape our democracy in Canada.
Career Opportunity: Producer (French)
CPAC is seeking a francophone journalist to join our editorial team, who's main assignment is with CPAC's daily political program L'Essentiel, to oversee the production of programs, stories and segments.
Vote 2025: CPAC Announces Complete Coverage of the 2025 Federal Election
CPAC, the Cable Public Affairs Channel, is the go-to destination for comprehensive and uninterrupted coverage of the 2025 federal election campaign. From leader tours and local reporting to expert analysis and interactive (...)
Vote 2025
Daily coverage of the federal election: Leaders’ Tour, campaign news, major events, breaking stories, and more.
Liberal Leadership Results: In-Depth Coverage with Michael Serapio
CPAC’s Michael Serapio hosts in-depth coverage as members of the Liberal Party of Canada gather in Ottawa to choose their next leader.
CPAC recognized as one of the National Capital Region’s Top 100 Employers for the second year in a row
Ottawa, March 4, 2025—CPAC, the Cable Public Affairs Channel is proud to announce that, for the second year in a row, it has been named one of the National Capital Region’s Top 100 Employers.
The Leaders
Short videos that offer viewers a biographical look at the major party leaders: Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, Yves-François Blanchet, Jagmeet Singh, and Elizabeth May and Jonathan Pedneault.
The Issues
Includes seven top-of-mind issues, including affordability, housing, immigration, health care, carbon pricing-climate change, leadership, and Canada-U.S. relations. Each episode will explore how the issues affect you and how (...)
The Challenges
Hosted by Michael Serapio, a series of conversations, with former premiers, bureau chiefs, top political reporters, podcasters and former campaign directors. • Premiers: We ask former premiers what their region of the country (...)
Election Trivia
A series of short videos that examine some of Canada’s milestone elections and explore the history of the vote.
Campaign Slang
Your 101 guide to electoral terms and phrases.
2025 Liberal Leadership Debates
Liberal Party of Canada leadership candidates Frank Baylis, Mark Carney, Ruby Dhalla, Chrystia Freeland, and Karina Gould take part in a French-language debate in Montreal. The debate is organized by the Liberal party and is (...)
Final Report on Foreign Interference
Led by Quebec judge Marie-Josée Hogue, the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference in Federal Electoral Processes and Democratic Institutions examined allegations of foreign interference by China, Russia and other foreign (...)
Liberal Leadership: The Race in 2025
The Liberal Party of Canada will announce its new leader on Sunday, March 9. Candidates must declare their intention to run by Jan. 23 -- and deliver a $350,000 entrance fee that's payable in four installments. Eligible (...)
Provincial Politics
CPAC brings you inside provincial legislatures from coast to coast.Witness opposition parties hold provincial governments to account as Canada’s premiers and ministers respond to policy questions affecting you.
Justice Minister urges opposition to pass online harms protection for children
Justice Minister Arif Virani is appealing to the “better principles nature” of his opposition colleagues to pass the section of the recently split Online Harms bill that protects children.
CPAC town hall on the problem and effect of Cyberbullying and Online Abuse to air December 14
December 13, 2024—Ottawa— CPAC, the Cable Public Affairs Channel is pleased to present a 90-minute town hall focussed on cyberbullying, online abuse and their impact on our communities and our democracy.
2024 Economic and Fiscal Update: Full Coverage
Monday, December 16: Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland provides the federal government's fiscal and economic update, followed by analysis and reaction.