Now that Ignatieff has taken over leadership of the Liberal party, will there even be an NDP/Liberal Coalition?? We'll debate these issues and more LIVE on Sundays show starting at 2:00 p.m. (PST)

A Country Divided

Bipartisan politics has divided the people of Canada into Pro and Anti Coalition supporters. Do you think a Coalition Government will really help Canada or is it a bad idea?? A new poll released Friday by Ipsos Reid suggests that Canadians prefer Compromise to Coalition. Almost two-thirds of Canadians say they want Michael Ignatieff to seek a compromise with PM Stephen Harper instead of joining with the NDP and Bloc Quebecois and defeating the minority government. We'll debate these issues and more LIVE this Sunday Dec. 14th at 2:00pm (PST) on http://www.blogtalkradio.com/canada-debates

* Please Note *

This video was originally "blocked in some countries" on YouTube so I had to re-upload it and took the word "coalition" out of the title...and it was no longer blocked.

 

Our Guest Debaters

YouTube Director PierreElliottTrudeau joined us to discuss his own thoughts regarding the Coalition. From his home in Ottawa Ontario, 27 year old Richard has been vlogging alot lately, offering YouTube viewers a fresh new perspective on the current Canadian political and banking system, as well as the possibility of a Coalition Government in Canada.

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William Morin, the Eastern Director of the First Peoples National Party of Canada, also joined our coalition debate this week and offered his perspective and point of view on the current Canadian political scene. William is a active member of the Michipicoten First Nations in Sudbury Ontario, and has an extensive teaching career in History, Arts, and Culture. He recently wrote an excellent article that you should all check out called Canada’s First Nations understand Coalition Governance....If your interested in getting involved with the FPNP you can contact them directly on their Facebook page, as well the latest news and updates. You can also check their main website www.fpnpoc.ca for more information about getting involved!

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Real Canadians Debating Real Issues