CBC Radio's The House: Will climate change be this election's hottest topic? - CBC.ca

CBC News: The House59:14Will climate change be this election's hottest topic?

On this week’s show: war room strategists take you inside the Liberal, Conservative and NDP campaigns; three candidates running in the fire-ravaged B.C. Interior talk climate change promises; and CBC’s David Thurton reports from Green Party leader Annamie Paul’s campaign to win Toronto Centre. Plus — Éric Grenier of thewrit.ca offers his take on key ridings to watch and this week’s upset win in the Nova Scotia provincial election. 59:14

Strategies for success? 

As the 44th federal election kicks off, host Chris Hall speaks to key strategists at the heart of their parties' campaigns — Liberal party president Suzanne Cowan, Conservative chief strategist Dan Robertson and the NDP's campaign director Jennifer Howard — to get the scoop on the decisions to visit certain ridings, run controversial ads and engage on social media.

CBC News: The House12:59Strategies for success?

Party strategists take you inside the federal campaigns this week: Suzanne Cowan from the Liberals, Dan Robertson from the Conservatives and Jennifer Howard from the NDP share their insights. 12:59

Wildfires and climate change: the campaign in the B.C. Interior

This wildfire season is already the the third worst on record in British Columbia, in terms of square kilometres burned. The House checks in with B.C. residents in affected regions to hear what climate policies they're looking for as the federal election campaign wraps its first week. 
 
Chris Hall also speaks with three candidates running in the Interior riding of Central Okanagan–Similkameen–Nicola — Conservative Dan Albas, Liberal Sarah Eves and NDP Joan Phillip — for more on how their parties are pledging to address climate change. Then UBC professor Kevin Hanna examines the major parties' climate promises.

CBC News: The House19:52Wildfires and climate change: the campaign in the B.C. Interior

The House checks in with B.C. residents as one of the worst wildfire seasons on record continues; candidates running in the B.C. Interior discuss their parties’ climate change proposals; and UBC professor Kevin Hanna examines the parties’ plans for the environment. 19:52

Annamie Paul's uphill battle 

It's Annamie Paul's third attempt to win the riding of Toronto Centre — but this time, her political career may hang in the balance. 
 
The embattled Green Party leader enters the campaign after months of turmoil within her own party, which has hurt the Greens' polling numbers and her own popularity. The CBC's David Thurton visits Toronto Centre to meet the leader and the people she needs to persuade to vote for her.

CBC News: The House7:00Annamie Paul’s uphill battle

CBC's David Thurton reports from Canada’s largest city, taking an in-depth look at Green Party leader Annamie Paul's campaign to win Toronto Centre. 7:00

Campaign snapshots

CBC's political reporters reflect on moments from the campaign trail this week, from Yves-François Blanchet's scrupulous adherence to public health rules to Jagmeet Singh's Ethiopian language skills — the surprising snapshots you might have missed.

CBC News: The House5:23Campaign snapshots

CBC’s political reporters reflect on moments from the campaign trail this week to highlight the surprising snapshots you might have missed. 5:23

The latest national polls and ridings to watch

The House podcast will bring you extra content all during the campaign, with Éric Grenier of thewrit.ca and CBC's Poll Tracker offering his take on the latest national polls, key ridings to watch and a conversation about the polling profession in the wake of the Nova Scotia election upset.

CBC News: The House9:59The latest national polls and ridings to watch

Éric Grenier of thewrit.ca offers his take on the latest national polls, key ridings to watch and the polling profession in the wake of the Nova Scotia election upset. 9:59

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