DAY 32 - Carney Remains Ahead on Most Key Leadership Metrics as Election Day Nears — But Poilievre Gaining Steam on Affordability
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DAY 32 - Carney Remains Ahead on Most Key Leadership Metrics as Election Day Nears — But Poilievre Gaining Steam on Affordability
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On Today's Episode:
0:00 - The Jerry Agar Show
- Darrell Bricker, Chief Executive Officer at Ipsos Public Affairs, on the election race tightening further as the campaign hits it's final stretch
- President of the Toronto Police Association Clayton Campbell explains why they have decided to endorse Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre
18:00 - The Deb Hutton Show
- Panel on the role of image in politics
- Amanda Galbraith - co-founder and partner at reputation management company Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays
- Karen Gordon - Principal of Gordon Strategy
- The Campaign Countdown with Tim Powers
35:10 - The Jim Richards Show
- CALLS: Seriously, can anyone tell me what ‘woke’ is?
- Toronto Star Reporter Moira Welsh breaks down her article where she fact checked Mark Carney.
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Panel on Short Men in Politics
- Bob Richardson - NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant
- Tim Hudak - Former leader of the Ontario Conservatives now a Partner with Counsel Public Affairs
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CALLS: The phantom menaces of the Liberals and Conservatives
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