PrimeTime Politics with Michael Serapio

Ukraine, Hockey Quebec, Disaster Response, Housing - October 5, 2022

Oct 6, 2022

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Women and Gender Diverse People in Housing

02:45

Women and Gender Diverse People in Canada - The YWCA Canada

01:36

Hockey Quebec - What Can We Do?

02:42

Introduction

2min

Is Russia's Annexation of Those Ukrainian Regions a Part of Its Territory?

2min

Canada Supports Ukraine's Acception to NATO

2min

Canada's Support for Ukraine's Invasion

2min

Is There Any Talk of Canada Increasing the Assistance?

2min

Hockey Canada and the Prime Minister's Decision to Cut Ties

3min

Hockey Quebec - What Can We Do?

3min

The Canadian Forces in Response to Natural Disasters

3min

Can the Canadian Forces Respond to Natural Disasters?

3min

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Can Canada Have a Holistic Approach to Disaster Planning?

2min

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Women and Gender Diverse People in Canada - The YWCA Canada

2min

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Women and Gender Diverse People in Housing

3min

Michael Serapio speaks with Larisa Galadza, Canada's ambassador to Ukraine, about the latest developments in Russia's invasion -- including the so-called annexation of Ukrainian territory -- as Ukrainian forces continues to drive back the Russian military. CPAC's Andrew Thomson has political reaction to the latest Hockey Canada development -- Hockey Quebec's decision to cut ties and withhold funds from the national organization. Richard Fadden, a former deputy minister of defence and senior national security official, outlines his concern with the domestic deployment of Canadian Forces personnel as a natural disaster response. Amanda Arella, YWCA Canada's director of public policy, explains the attempt to raise awareness for housing affordability issues specific to women and gender-diverse individuals.