Question Period
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Question Period

Politicians under the gun. Newsmakers on the hotseat. Question Period, the national political landmark, is on the air every Sunday.

Co-hosted by Craig Oliver, CTV's Chief Political Correspondent, and Jane Taber, the Senior Parliamentary Writer in the Globe and Mail's Ottawa bureau, the program is a must-see for political junkies.

  • Airtimes:
  • 11 a.m. -- Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba
  • 12 noon -- Maritimes
  • 1 p.m. -- Newfoundland
  • Airtimes can vary in Western Canada:
    Check local listings for Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia

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Email us at ctvquestionperiod@ctv.ca

Question Period will cast its focus into the future, with an emphasis on the hot-button issues and political players expected to set the news agenda in the upcoming week. Who better to lead these accountability sessions than two of Canada's greatest political gadflies? They'll be joined by a host of other pundits for a candid discussion and debate with the political newsmaker of the week.

Don't count on any of the typical Canadian nicieties and politeness. If there's drama and conflict in Canada's political theatre, you can expect to see it played out every Sunday on Question Period. Question Period to bring you politicians, personalities and newsmakers from Canada and around the world -- a tradition of excellence and drama it established in its first ground-breaking.

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