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Stephen Maher: Too many people making too many points, at the same time, in short bursts. It was a good picture of the range of opinion in the Internet era.

The two main rivals faced off on the topic of social issues. It was one of the most compelling moments of the leaders debate.

Paul Wells: The one-liners were zinging. But when 11 people share two hours of screen time, it doesn’t leave room for much else.

Election Image of the Day: The press can seem invisible—until you suddenly see it

Patricia Treble: These aren’t leaders’ debates. They’re just the ones onstage. Debate planners who add an apostrophe to the title are making a downright painful mistake.

Politics Insider for Oct. 7: Debate day, Trudeau lets candidate stay on after ’unacceptable’ tweets, and the hypocrisy around Scheer’s dual citizenship

Everything you need to know about the where, when and how of tonight’s rumble in the Outaouais

His policies are controversial and his odds of winning a seat are slim. Here’s a look at the fringe candidate in the show and his platform

Anne Kingston: The abortion issue is sucking oxygen from the Greens campaign at a time when millions are marching in the streets to protest government inaction on the climate crisis

In government, stupid things sometimes happen, an internal report on the Waseem Ramli affair shows. But this was one case where they shouldn’t have.