Catherine Cullen

It's not just you. Canadian politics really did get a little dramatic this year. And even people who don't normally follow are trying to figure out what the heck is going on. I'm Catherine Cullen, host of The House, and I've started a new Election Weekly with two friends and fellow political nerds. I'm Daniel Thibault, bringing you the Quebec Point de Vue.

Together, we are House Party, an elections weekly for everyone. We answer one big burning question every Wednesday.

So how did the Liberals manage to win government while the Conservatives also boosted their voter support, with voters almost evenly split between the two? And what will this mean for hopes of some cooperation on Parliament Hill this spring? I'm Catherine Cullen, and every Saturday on the House, we cut through the noise to make politics make sense.

Follow us wherever you get your podcasts as we explore these questions and answer yours.

It's on. A federal election is here and party leaders are racing around Canada to convince you to give them your vote. We're seeing a lot of spin, a lot of promises, and a lot of accusations swirling around. And we are here to filter through the noise.

I'm Catherine Cullen, host of The House, and every Saturday we want to slow you down and make sure you're getting the big picture and deep context and everything you need to make politics make sense. Because democracy is a conversation, and we're here for it.

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It's on. A federal election is here and party leaders are racing around Canada to convince you to give them your vote. We're seeing a lot of spin, a lot of promises, and a lot of accusations swirling around. And we are here to filter through the noise.

I'm Catherine Cullen, host of The House, and every Saturday we want to slow you down and make sure you're getting the big picture and deep context and everything you need to make politics make sense. Because democracy is a conversation, and we're here for it.