Political Blind Date

NDP MPP Sara Singh and Conservative MPP Natalia Kusendova examine how to address the challenges of hospital capacity, bed shortages, and health program cuts in Ontario, pre- and post-COVID-19.

Green Party MP Elizabeth May takes on Conservative MP Cathy McLeod on the pros and cons of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion and its impact on Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities across British Columbia.

Mayor of Huron-Kinloss Mitch Twolan meets with Karen Weaver, former Mayor of Flint, Michigan on how best to safeguard the Great Lakes for the millions of Canadians and Americans who depend on it for clean drinking water. Twolan believes that proposed Deep Geologic Repositories near Lake Huron are a safe option to house nuclear waste, while Weaver reveals the lasting impact on her community after the lead poisoning of Flint's water supply in 2015. Can these cross-border politicians work together to ensure the safety of our water supply?

NDP MPP Taras Natyshak and Conservative MP Dave Epp explore possible solutions to the problems faced by migrant workers in Southwestern Ontario, including COVID-19 outbreaks and living conditions that some critics call inhumane.NDP MPP Taras Natyshak and Conservative MP Dave Epp explore possible solutions to the problems faced by migrant workers in Southwestern Ontario, including COVID-19 outbreaks and living conditions that some critics call inhumane.

Liberal MPP Michael Coteau and Coalition Avenir Québec MNA Christopher Skeete debate Québec's controversial Bill 21 which bans the wearing of religious symbols in Québec for public servants in positions of authority, including police officers, judges, and teachers. Liberal MPP Michael Coteau and Coalition Avenir Québec MNA Christopher Skeete debate Québec's controversial Bill 21 which bans the wearing of religious symbols in Québec for public servants in positions of authority, including police officers, judges, and teachers.

Toronto City Councillor Jennifer McKelvie and Conservative MPP Andrea Khanjin examine how the Ontario government and the city of Toronto can work together to address environmental issues like climate change, recycling strategies, and air pollution.