Politics This Morning: Party leaders, minus May, Bernier, hit debate stage

Elsewhere, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is holding a presser with the Liberals' Carleton candidate, Chris Rodgers, on the 'possible expansion of Bayview Yards.' Green Party Leader Elizabeth May will participate in an all-candidates debate in Saanichton, B.C.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau meets with Toronto-area mayors to discuss his party's plan to curb gun violence. Mr. Trudeau told them, if re-elected, his government would give cities the authority to introduce handgun bans—a measure that the mayors said would not make enough of a dent if adopted piecemeal. Photograph courtesy of Justin Trudeau's Twitter

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ

October 2, 2019

Good Wednesday morning, It's Day 22 of the federal campaign, and only nine days left until the advance polls open. Four federal party leaders will be hitting the debate stage tonight in TVA's French-language debate in Montreal. Neither Green Party Leader Elizabeth May nor People's...

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