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6 big moments and takeaways from the final leaders’ debate
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6 big moments and takeaways from the final leaders’ debate
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April 18, 2025
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;Resize=(620) "(L/R) Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party chief Mark Carney and New Democratic Party Leader Jagmeet Singh speak during the English Federal Leaders Debate broadcast at CBC-Radio-Canada, in Montreal, Canada, on April 17, 2025. April 16 debate was entirely in French. An English-language debate follows today, APril 17. In a distinctly Canadian decision, Wednesday's debate was moved up two hours to minimize a scheduling conflict with the final regular season game of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team, a cherished Quebec institution. Carney's campaign in Quebec has drawn particular scrutiny because of his occasional fumbles in French.")
