Welcome to The Hub’s Federal Election 2021 Policy Pulse, where we’ll be tracking all the policy announcements from the major parties, with instant analysis from our crew of experts.
With the election scheduled for Sept. 20, we’ll be monitoring 36 days worth of policy ideas, so watch out each morning for the day’s live blog where we’ll be tracking every announcement as it happens.
Sunday
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau made a variety of campaign stops, both virtual and in-person, in Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia, Alberta and Atlantic Canada.
Conservative leader Erin O’Toole held an event in Markham at 1 p.m.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh made several campaign stops in British Columbia.
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