Heard On The Hill

CPAC producer Thomas Clyde aims for all-star swing dancer status

Also, the House of Commons is searching for a new executive chef, former PM Joe Clark will take part in a book launch in Toronto later this month, and Joni Mitchell calls Prime Minister Mark Carney 'a blessing' at the JUNO awards.

CPAC producer Thomas Clyde, right, and Amanda Brubaker placed first in the Advanced Jack & Jill at the Waterloo Ontario Open in February 2026. When he's not dancing, Clyde produces the 'Headline Politics' program.Photograph courtesy of Thomas Clyde

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BY CHRISTINA LEADLAY

April 6, 2026

CPAC producer Thomas Clyde will be heading to Calgary later this week, but not to cover any political news.

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