Canada is facing unprecedented challenges—from economic turmoil to political uncertainty. Will this election be a turning point, or are we headed backward? (94 minutes)
Joining us to break it all down:
Marco Navarro-Genie – VP of Research at Frontier Centre
Catherine Swift – President, Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada
What’s really at stake, and what more can we expect from this election campaign?
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