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CPAC - Cable Public Affairs Channel For the Record / Votre référence CPAC is available across Canada on basic cable and satellite, on the web at cpac.ca and on the CPAC TV 2 GO mobile app.

CPAC is a commercial-free, not-for-profit, bilingual television service providing a window on Canadian politics and public affairs. CPAC is owned by Canada’s cable companies, who have invested more than $50 million to create and preserve this editorially independent voice. CPAC est un service de télédiffusion bilingue, sans publicité, exploité en tant qu’entreprise sans but lucratif. Elle offre un

e vue sur la politique et sur les affaires publiques au Canada. CPAC est la propriété d’un consortium de câblodistributeurs canadiens qui a investi plus de 50 millions de dollars pour créer et maintenir une voix éditoriale indépendante. CPAC est disponible partout au Canada, par câble et par satellite au service de base, sur le site Web cpac.ca et dans l’application mobile Télé CPAC Partout.

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues affecting Canadians! Watch the new episode ...
04/12/2023

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues affecting Canadians! Watch the new episode of Outburst now!

Watch it here 👉 https://youtu.be/wkfaXfBzO-w

📍 Kelowna, Fredericton, Halifax, Ottawa, St. John's

01/12/2023

This week, we're asking Canadians:
➡️ What, if anything, do you feel parliament has accomplished during this sitting?
➡️ Does Canada need a carbon tax?
➡️ Should the federal government boost defence spending?
➡️ Will the state of the economy impact how much you spend over the holidays?

Watch Outburst. Sunday at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on CPAC or CPAC.ca.

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues affecting Canadians! Watch the new episode ...
27/11/2023

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues affecting Canadians!

Watch the new episode of Outburst now!
👉 https://youtu.be/yGBw2w84V1o

📍 Ottawa, Halifax, Winnipeg, St. John's

Don’t miss the next episode of Profile with Michael Serapio, featuring Michael’s interviews with Canadian and world lead...
25/11/2023

Don’t miss the next episode of Profile with Michael Serapio, featuring Michael’s interviews with Canadian and world leaders during Halifax Security Summit.

In this Profile special, Michael Serapio spoke about world security and global instability with:
• Bill Blair, Minister of National Defence
• Gen. Wayne Eyre, Chief of the Defence Staff of the Canadian Armed Forces
• Ehud Barak, Former Prime Minister of Israel
• Andriy Shevchenko, Head, Ukrainian World Congress Mission to Ukraine
• Alicia Kearns, Chair, U.K. Foreign Affairs Select Committee and MP
• Peter MacKay, former Minister of National Defence and Foreign Affairs
• Janice Stein, Founding Director of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto
• Mr. Petro Poroshenko, Former President of Ukraine

Tune in this weekend:
🕖 Saturday, November 25 at 7 pm ET / 4 pm HP.
🕗 Sunday, March 19 at 8:30 pm ET / 5:30 pm PT.
See it on CPAC.

24/11/2023

This week, we're asking Canadians:
➡️ Do you think there should be a carbon tax exemption on all home heating?
➡️ What is the issue you want the federal party leaders to focus on?
➡️ Should it be mandatory for employers to disclose wages or a salary range for job postings?
➡️ Has the health care crunch in Canada made you more likely to disregard some minor health issues?

Watch Outburst. Sunday at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on CPAC or CPAC.ca.

21/11/2023
It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues that matter to Canadians the most. Watch th...
20/11/2023

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues that matter to Canadians the most.

Watch the new episode here 👉 https://youtu.be/xLyYp41QbR8

📍 Montreal, Winnipeg, Ottawa

La ministre des Finances Chrystia Freeland présentera l’énoncé économique de l’automne dans la Chambre des communes le 2...
18/11/2023

La ministre des Finances Chrystia Freeland présentera l’énoncé économique de l’automne dans la Chambre des communes le 21 novembre. La ministre a récemment indiqué que la mise à jour fiscale serait axée sur le logement et le coût de la vie, tout en étant financièrement responsable.

Regardez la couverture en direct de CPAC et restez à l’écoute pour les faits saillants et les analyses à L’Essentiel. À voir à CPAC.

🕓 Couverture à partir de 16h HE / 13 h HP.

Finance Minister Chrysta Freeland will present the Fall Economic Statement in the House of Commons on November 21. The M...
18/11/2023

Finance Minister Chrysta Freeland will present the Fall Economic Statement in the House of Commons on November 21. The Minister says the update will focus on housing and affordability while signalling the government must be fiscally responsible.

Watch CPAC’s live coverage and stay tuned for highlights and analysis on PrimeTime Politics. See it on CPAC.

🕓 Coverage starting at 4 pm ET / 1 pm PT.

17/11/2023

This week, we're asking Canadians:
➡️ Do you think platforms like Airbnb are affecting rental inventory?
➡️ What needs to be done to make energy costs more affordable?
➡️ With global instability on the rise, are you less likely to travel abroad?
➡️ Do you support medically assisted dying for people who suffer from mental illness?

Watch Outburst. Sunday at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on CPAC or CPAC.ca.

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues affecting Canadians! Watch the new episode ...
13/11/2023

It’s time to hear what people across the country are saying about the issues affecting Canadians! Watch the new episode of Outburst now!
👉 https://youtu.be/wTzWtMy7XCg

📍 Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Regina, Etobicoke

10/11/2023

This week, on Outburst:
➡️ Do you think the housing crisis would discourage skilled workers from coming to Canada?
➡️ Do you believe Canada has become more or less accepting of LGBTQ rights?
➡️ What should Canada’s role be in the Middle East crisis?
➡️ Should fiscal prudence take priority over Universal Pharmacare?

Watch Outburst. Sunday at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on CPAC or CPAC.ca.

08/11/2023

On November 11, we honour those who served Canada in times of war, conflict, and peace. Tune in to CPAC to watch the National Remembrance Day ceremony live from the National War Memorial in Ottawa.

🌺 Saturday, November 11 at 10:30 am ET / 7:30 am PT. See it on CPAC.

08/11/2023

Le 11 novembre, nous rendons hommage à ceux et celles qui ont servi le Canada en temps de guerre, de conflit et de paix. Soyez à l’antenne de CPAC pour regarder la cérémonie nationale du jour du Souvenir en direct du Monument commémoratif de guerre du Canada à Ottawa.

🌺 Samedi 11 novembre à 10h30 HE / 7h30 HP. À voir à CPAC.

Follow us on the streets to hear what people across the country are saying about Remembrance Day 🌺. 👉 https://youtu.be/F...
06/11/2023

Follow us on the streets to hear what people across the country are saying about Remembrance Day 🌺.

👉 https://youtu.be/FfWUJlCBH_o

📍 Victoria, Winnipeg, Yarmouth, Charlottetown, Montreal, Regina, Ottawa

03/11/2023

Here's what we're asking this week:
🌺 What is your message to Canada’s war veterans?
🌺 What more could Canada do to honour its men and women in uniform?
🌺 What are your thoughts on the Vimy Memorial being designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
🌺 How will you mark Remembrance Day this year?
🌺 Should Remembrance Day be a national holiday?

Watch Outburst. Sunday at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on CPAC or CPAC.ca.

Watch Outburst's new episode and find out what we heard from Canadians this week.👉 https://youtu.be/4xr4rN5uqCA📍 Regina,...
30/10/2023

Watch Outburst's new episode and find out what we heard from Canadians this week.
👉 https://youtu.be/4xr4rN5uqCA

📍 Regina, Ottawa, Etobicoke

27/10/2023

This week, we're asking Canadians:
➡️ Is one billion dollars in cuts to national defence during tough economic times a fiscally responsible decision?
➡️ What do you think would improve decorum in the House of Commons?
➡️ Should most local RCMP front-line policing duties be eliminated to concentrate more on matters of national security?
➡️ Do you believe artificial intelligence should be legislated by the federal government?

Watch Outburst. Sunday at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT on CPAC or CPAC.ca.

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