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Toronto Today with Kevin Frankish

Toronto Today with Kevin Frankish

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 Kevin Frankish is a decorated Canadian broadcaster with a distinguished career and numerous accolades, including being named Top TV Personality on 10 occasions. In 2012, he was awarded the Queen’s Jubilee Medal in recognition of his outstanding contributions to both broadcasting and community service. Kevin’s most recent role as a long-time anchor on Breakfast Television, where he spent 27 years, earned him the trust of Canadians through his perceptive reporting on the nation’s current affairs. Political Science Politics & Government
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Episodes
  • Youth Panel: What do young people care about in this election?

    Youth Panel: What do young people care about in this election?
    Apr 29 2025
    Host, Kevin Frankish spoke with, Nolan Welsh, National Recording Officer for the Young Liberals of Canada (19 years old) & Giulia Paikin, 4th year Philosophy student at Queen's University (22 years old) about the federal election and the results and youth voting trends in Canada.
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    10 mins
  • Campaign Snapshot - March 28

    Campaign Snapshot - March 28
    Mar 28 2025
    Your daily look at where the federal leaders are, what they are saying (or not saying) and what does it all mean?
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    6 mins
  • Campaign Snapshot - March 27

    Campaign Snapshot - March 27
    Mar 27 2025
    Your daily look at where the federal leaders are, what they are saying (or not saying) and what does it all mean?
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    9 mins

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