MUST WATCH: Montrealers support communism, anti-Trump party outside French leaders' debate
Alex Zoltan is on the ground in Montreal, reporting from outside the CBC/Radio-Canada headquarters, where he’s speaking with locals ahead of Thursday night’s French-language leaders’ debate.
True North’s Alex Zoltan is on the ground in Montreal, reporting from outside the CBC/Radio-Canada headquarters, where he’s speaking with locals ahead of Thursday night’s French-language leaders’ debate.
Federal leaders Pierre Poilievre, Mark Carney, Jagmeet Singh, and Yves-François Blanchet are set to face off in the first official debate of the 2025 election.
From the housing crisis to anti-Trump sentiment—and even expressions of support for communism—Montrealers share their thoughts.
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The ''man in the street'' is typically not working and does not own a business. Next time take the time to enter a private business to see what their concerns are. Lately in Montreal it is that when shop owners install gates to keep derelicts out from overnight occupation the latter return to smash the shop windows.
I note that one of the people said that he hadn't listened to what Pierre has had to say during the campaign so far. How can you vote for someone without listening to what they have to say?
It shows you how easily manipulated by MSM (and potentially social media) folks are.
It's too bad that people don't do their own research. The people in these areas (Ontario and Quebec) could potentially be the ones making the decision for who gets in. That's scary!