The virtual Q&A has now ended. Check out the comment section to see how Tonda MacCharles and Alex Ballingall answered readers’ questions.
Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats of annexation have transformed the national conversation.
What many expected to be an election about change has suddenly become one defined by messages of strength, stability and surging patriotism.
How does this help Mark Carney’s Liberals? How does it hinder Pierre Poilievre’s plan? And where is Jagmeet Singh?
That’s where the Star’s reporters in Ottawa come in.
Join Tonda MacCharles and Alex Ballingall at 1 p.m. on Thursday for an “Ask Me Anything”-style chat with the journalists closely covering this spring campaign.
From tensions with our southern neighbours and the NDP’s troubles to the future of dental and pharmacare and Carney’s business ties, let us make sense of it all — so you can make an informed decision on April 28.
Here’s how to submit questions and join the chat:
- The live Q&A will take place in the comment section below. There is no live stream video. Tonda and Alex will instead respond to questions by replying to individual comments.
- To ask a question, log into our site or app and submit you query via the comment section. When your question is answered, there will be a button below your comment that says “Show reply.” Click to see the reporter’s response.
- Any reader can ask a question as long as they are registered and logged in to the Star. Non-registered readers can still view the live chat.
Like all conversations on the Star, questions and comments are subject to moderation and the Star’s Code of Conduct.
