Matt Millar

Today in Canada

News EN ↓ 30 episoder

A daily recap of what happened today in Canadian news and politics.

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Matt Millar

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3. jun 2025

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2025-04-28 - Today in Canada 29.04.2025 5:06

Today in Canada: Election Day voting underway with tight Liberal-Conservative race, Poilievre rejects Trump’s 51st State talk, regional unrest fears rise, and Lapu Lapu suspect charged with murder after a police interaction just 1 day prior to attack

2025-04-27 - Today in Canada 27.04.2025 5:20

Here's what happened, Today in Canada: Vancouver festival attack kills 11, suspect’s mental health in focus, polls show tight Liberal-Conservative race, youth voter divide, and U.S. tariff tensions persist. Election Day tomorrow!

2025-04-26 - Today in Canada 26.04.2025 4:49

Today in Canada: Tight polls as Liberals lead, Carney’s final GTA push, Poilievre’s B.C. rally, NDP’s survival fight, surprising youth support for Conservatives, and Western alienation concerns. Election Day is almost here!

2025-04-25 - Today in Canada 26.04.2025 5:49

I'm your host, Matt Millar, and this is what happened today, in Canada: Liberals lead polls, Poilievre’s seat in play, record advance voting, U.S. tariffs dominate debate, and the NDP fights for survival. Election Day nears!

2025-04-24 - Today in Canada 24.04.2025 4:38

I'm your host, Matt Millar, and this is what happened today, in Canada. Remembering Rex Glacer Election Race Tightens: Liberals Lead, But Conservatives Surge Poilievre’s Seat in Jeopardy? Conservative Resources Pour Into Carleton Liberals Hold Commanding Lead in Atlantic Canada NDP’s Fight for Survival in British Columbia