As Canada gears up for the April 28 federal election, voters have the chance to hear directly from the leaders of the major parties during two televised leaders’ debates.
The French-language debate will take place on Wednesday, April 16, followed by the English-language debate on Thursday, April 17. These debates provide an opportunity for voters to better understand the positions of the parties and their leaders as they prepare to cast their ballots.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney’s performance in French has been a topic of discussion—will his language skills hinder his ability to compete with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and other party leaders? Meanwhile, the Bloc Québécois faces the challenge of regaining support in Quebec, where the Liberals have seen a surge in popularity.
The NDP, whose support has recently dropped in some polls, will be looking to rebuild momentum and appeal to voters.
Don’t miss these debates—mark your calendars for April 16 and 17 to hear from the leaders of Canada’s major political parties.
