Watch the 2013 LPC Leadership – Halifax Debate

March 3, 2013 2013 Leadership Race, Blog No comments

We had our third chance with the Liberal Party of Canada’s Halifax Debate to directly compare and contrast the nine promising candidates to lead our party. The two-hour, sold-out event was hosted in Halifax, with thousands of Canadians watching online or on TV. There is one more to come, before the April leadership vote.

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