‘A classic protect the king campaign’: Amanda Galbraith on election media strategies and the importance of defining the ballot box question

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The Hub Staff

25 Mar 25

This episode of The Hub’s coverage of the 2025 federal election features Amanda Galbraith, co-founder and partner at Oyster Group, and Trevor Tombe, Hub contributor and a professor of economics at the University of Calgary.

This program airs daily, live on YouTube, at 10am ET Monday to Friday. To tune into the live show, click here.

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‘A classic protect the king campaign’: Amanda Galbraith on election media strategies and the importance of defining the ballot box question

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