Federal leaders' debates scheduled for April 16-17 in Montreal

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Two televised debates set for mid-April in Montreal for federal party leaders

Federal party leaders will have the opportunity to face each other in two televised debates planned for next month, though a third debate proposed by a Quebec broadcaster has been scrapped.

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The Leaders' Debates Commission said it will announce which party leaders qualify for the two debates — one in English, one in French — on April 1.

The leaders of the major federal political parties will meet the iron on April 16 in French and April 17 in English in Montreal during the debates organized by the Commission des débats des chefs.

Federal leaders' debates scheduled for April 16-17 in Montreal

The leaders of the main federal political parties will be invited to face off in mid-April — if they meet certain criteria, announced the Leaders' Debates Commission Monday.

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Federal party leaders’ debates set for April ahead of Election 2025 Federal party leaders are expected to face off in two nationally televised debates ahead of the 2025 federal election. The French-language debate is scheduled for April 16, followed by the English-language debate on April 17. While official invitations will not be announced until April 1, Liberal leader Mark Carney, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh,…