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- Ottawa, ON, K1P 1A4
- Phone:
- 613-567-2722
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Neptune Theatre
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- The West Is In. Now What? LIVE from Calgary... 7:56am Jan 18
- LIVE from Toronto - In Conversation with Maclean's 7:54am Sep 22|1 Comment
- CPAC Launches New Fall Season 8:33am Sep 1
CPAC Toyota execs are testifying at the HoC transport committee on vehicle safety. Including Yoshi Inaba, North America president and CEO, who went before U.S. Congress. Click link below to watch...
www.cpac.ca
Canada's number one source for the best in political and public affairs programming, always streaming online, 24/7.
CPAC Live on CPAC.ca: Helena Guergis (minister of state for status of women) goes before the Status of Women HoC committee at 3:30et/12:30pt. Top Toyota Canada execs are at the Transport committee tomorrow at 9et/6pt.
CPAC Watch White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs brief the media wearing Canada's hockey jersey (after losing a bet on the gold-medal game with Harper's press secretary): replay tonight on PrimeTime Politics at 8 pm ET / 5 pm PT.
CPAC Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff is delivering his reply to the throne speech right now on CPAC and cpac.ca. PM Stephen Harper follows at 10:45am ET, and the Bloc's Gilles Duceppe at 11:15am ET.
www.cpac.ca
Canada's number one source for the best in political and public affairs programming, always streaming online, 24/7.
CPAC Federal Budget begins at 4 pm ET / 1 pm PT. Tune in for full coverage from the House of Commons, followed by reaction and analysis from the opposition, special interest groups and the experts.
CPAC Our Speech from the Throne coverage is underway on CPAC and cpac.ca. Call 1-877-296-2722 to join the conversation with analysts and party strategists...
CPAC We've got two party leaders on CPAC tonight as Parliament gets set to resume: The NDP's Jack Layton on PrimeTime Politics (8et/5pt) and the Bloc's Gilles Duceppe on Revue Politique (10:30et/7:30pt).
CPAC Visit CPAC.ca over the next couple hours for the latest news conferences on Parliament Hill. 10:30ET: Liberal MP Derek Lee on his Afghan privilege motion. 11ET: Public sector union heads make pre-budget plea for spending/pension reform. 12ET: Canadians Against Proroguing Parliament have a new name and will explain what comes next.
CPAC Monday on PrimeTime Politics (8et/5pt) MPs Dean Del Mastro, Megan Leslie, and John McCallum plus a full budget primer. Jöel-Denis Bellevance of La Presse and Greg Weston of Sun Media preview the return of Parliament. Plus replays of Stephen Harper, Michael Ignatieff, and the Alternative Federal Budget.
CPAC Want more info on next week's Speech from the Throne and Budget? (ie. why does the Finance Minister wear new shoes) Visit our home page and follow the links at the bottom....We've also posted our coverage schedule.
www.cpac.ca
Canada's number one source for the best in political and public affairs programming, always streaming online, 24/7.
CPAC PrimeTime Politics is on ONLINE AT CPAC.CA at 5:30pmET/2:30pmPT: PM Stephen Harper in Haiti, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty on new mortgage rules, and Trade Minister Peter Van Loan on Canada-U.S. commerce. French Olympic coverage remains on our main channel.
CPAC CPAC, the Cable Public Affairs Channel, is proud to announce that it is joining CTV in its commitment to deliver French-language coverage of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games to viewers across Canada from February 12-28. Beginning with the Olympic Preview Show (Le grand décompte), CPAC will be the destination cha...nnel for live French coverage from V network, airing the top stories and most significant events from Vancouver 2010, including every single Canadian medal victory.
CPAC À compter de demain, à 19 h HE/16 h HP, CPAC TV sera la destination principale pour obtenir la couverture en direct en français au canal V des Jeux olympiques de 2010. Visitez CPAC.ca pour en savoir plus sur la collaboration entre CPAC et CTV en vue d’offrir une couverture en français des Jeux olympiques.
