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Join CPAC to build on 30 years of unfiltered access to Canadian democracy. The Cable Public Affairs Channel is Canada's only national bilingual media outlet focused exclusively on politics and public affairs.
CPAC is seeking a fluently bilingual Human Resources Generalist to join our team for a 15-month full-time contract based in our downtown Ottawa office.
July 1st, CPAC will livestream the Canada Day 2026 National Noon Ceremony at LeBreton Flats starting at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT.
Marc-André Cossette hosts CPAC’s in-depth coverage as Louise Arbour is sworn in as Canada's 31st Governor General.
Insightful exchanges with the people shaping the stories of the day.
From candidate interviews to winners' speeches and expert panels, see history as it was being made on CPAC.
Watch CPAC's on-the-ground reporting from ridings across the country, hear the opinions of Canadians, and watch the party leaders speak to the most important issues of their day in our 2008 election archive.
Watch CPAC’s in-depth coverage as Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne delivers the federal government’s 2026 spring economic update.
April 9-11: Follow CPAC's complete coverage as federal Liberals gather in Montreal for their first national convention since 2023 -- and their first with Prime Minister Mark Carney as party leader.
New Democrats gather in Winnipeg to debate policy, consider the party's future, and find out who their next leader will be. One of Rob Ashton, Tanille Johnston, Avi Lewis, Heather McPherson, and Tony McQuail will be named the winner on Sunday, March 29.
Rob Ashton, Tanille Johnston, Avi Lewis, Heather McPherson, and Tony McQuail address some of the most pressing issues facing Canadians.
January 29-31: Conservatives gather in Calgary for their first federal convention since 2023. Follow CPAC for complete coverage as delegates debate policy and changes to the party constitution. They also have their say on Pierre Poilievre's leadership.
From Saskatchewan’s Bill of Rights to the Canadian Bill of Rights to the rise of Quebec nationalism, experts chart the path to the Constitution’s patriation and the Charter’s adoption in 1982.
This episode examines the impact of the Charter on the Court, its decisions, and the way justices interpret and define Charter rights.
Over its history, the Supreme Court of Canada has evolved to better reflect the diversity of the country it serves.
From press freedom to limitations on government power and early rulings on Aboriginal rights, legal and political experts revisit the cases that helped define the country’s legal landscape.
From abortion to secession to physician-assisted suicide, this episode of Inside the Supreme Court of Canada-150 Years of the Highest Court highlights key charter decisions from the highest court in the land.
The tenth and final episode examines key issues and challenges expected to come before the Court in the months and years ahead.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)’s decision to defer consideration of CPAC’s request for a subscriber rate increase risks jeopardizing the service.
The 17th Halifax International Security Forum takes place in Nova Scotia from November 21 to 23.
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