The National: At Issue Audio Podcast: Recent Episodes
The National - At Issue
Peter Mansbridge hosts the country's most-watched political panel, with Chantal Hébert, Andrew Coyne and Bruce Anderson debating the week's hot topics on Parliament Hill. Plus, feature interviews with political leaders and newsmakers.
Nigel Wright is set to testify tomorrow at the trial of Mike Duffy. The At Issue panel weighs in on why his testimony is important.
The first debate is next week and the campaign could officially start any day now. Our At Issue panel gathers to discuss it all in a special midsummer edition.
The NDP is on a serious roll, most everyone agrees they are in the lead with just a mere 116 days to go until the election. So now what happens?
Stephen Harper and Thomas Mulcair sparred in Question Period this week. Is this a preview of what to expect on the campaign trail?
Stephen Harper and Thomas Mulcair sparred in Question Period this week. Is this a preview of what to expect on the campaign trail?
The At Issue panel discusses the latest in the Senate expense story and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Stephen Harper wasn't interested in discussing change to the Canada Pension Plan a few years ago, but now he is. What happened? Chantal, Bruce and Andrew share their thoughts.
Is Justin Trudeau ready for the prime time of the campaign that's about to begin? Chantal, Bruce and Andrew share their answers.
Does it really matter who hosts the leader's debates? The At Issue panel shares their thoughts.
Could the NDP really win in Alberta? Kathleen Petty joins Andrew, Chantal and Bruce to try for an answer.
Did Stephen Harper's carefully planned selling of the budget get thrown off by his own finance minister?
Who's really on trial, Mike Duffy or the Senate? Why is Justin Trudeau talking about forming a coalition? Chantal, Bruce and Andrew share their thoughts.
Is capitalizing on fear a winning election strategy? Bruce, Chantal, Andrew and Jennifer Ditchburn weigh in.
The At Issue panel takes on your questions about the next election, foreign affairs and Prime Minister Harper.