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Record number of voters turn out in advance polls just over a week before the federal election.Ukraine's Zelensky accuses Russia's Putin of breaking Easter truce.The Pope makes a brief appearance at Vatican's Easter mass.

Mark Carney and Jagmeet Singh are set to unveil their campaign platforms, crucial as Canada heads toward elections. A U.S. Supreme Court decision halting the deportation of Venezuelans raises important immigration questions. Trump's controversial actions not only shape U.S. politics but are also affecting Australia’s upcoming elections. Meanwhile, the trade war is causing chocolate prices to spike just in time for Easter, challenging chocolatiers and hinting at shifting consumer trends.

As Canadians prepare to head to the ballot box, the integrity of this vote matters more than ever. From foreign agents to fake influencers... How serious are the risks to Canada's democracy? Can Elon Musk be considered a hostile state actor? And what are officials doing about these threats? Parliamentary reporter Janyce McGregor will tell you where we're most vulnerable, why meddling keeps happening, and what you need to know in this season of spin.Featuring:Gloria Fung, the Canadian Coalition for a Foreign Influence Transparency RegistryHenry Chan, former co-director of Saskatchewan Stands with Hong Kong Balpreet Singh, World Sikh OrganizationSukhdev Singh Gill radio host of 'AJJ DI AWAAZ' Kiu Rezvanifar, President of the Canadian Ethnic Media AssociationFormer NDP MP Charlie AngusBeatrice Wayne, Director of Research and Policy, Samara Centre for DemocracyStéphane Perrault, Elections Canada Chief Electoral OfficerVivek Krishnamurthy, Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Law School...and more!

Federal leaders engaged in a heated debate, tackling critical issues like the trade war and the cost of living. Meanwhile, U.S. officials threaten to withdraw from peace talks over the ongoing Ukraine conflict, heightening international tensions. On the home front, Canada’s airlines are grappling with rising travel demands. Additionally, the resurgence of measles linked to low vaccination rates raises public health concerns, prompting a call for greater awareness and action.

The recent federal leader's debate left no clear winner, highlighting the competitive landscape in Canada's 905 region. Meanwhile, U.S. officials engage in crucial talks in Paris about Ukraine and Iran's complex issues. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is seen as a key player in EU-U.S. relations, discussing strategies with Donald Trump. In the justice arena, new hearings may alter the sentences for the Menendez Brothers. To top it off, scientists claim to find signs of life on a distant planet, sparking excitement and skepticism!

Federal party leaders gear up for a crucial debate, skillfully timed to sidestep a hockey clash. Meanwhile, Quebec employers are anxious as immigration cuts threaten labor shortages. In global news, Xi Jinping wraps up a trade tour in Malaysia, aiming to bolster China's economy, which unexpectedly thrives ahead of Trump's tariffs. The Bank of Canada faces a tumultuous decision on interest rates amid worldwide economic upheaval. Lastly, excitement brews on campuses as Canadian students cast their votes, underscoring the power of young voices in shaping future policies.

Commemorating two years of civil war in Sudan, personal stories highlight the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Inflation data raises concerns across Canada, especially for farmers facing tariffs impacting their livelihoods. As federal leaders campaign intensively in Quebec, the agricultural community voices its worries about international trade. Meanwhile, global politics heat up with Xi Jinping's diplomatic efforts in Southeast Asia, amidst a backdrop of legal battles and political shifts, including Singapore's upcoming elections.

New pediatric obesity guidelines in Canada mark a significant shift in treatment approaches. Highlights from a political talk show tackle energy projects and the housing crisis in Nunavut. Meanwhile, global markets react positively to a tariff exemption on electronics from the U.S. and Ecuador's presidential election results are a test for drug policy. Experts raise concerns about the controversial admissions test used in Canadian medical schools, questioning its fairness and effectiveness.

A hospital in Gaza City has been struck by missiles, highlighting urgent humanitarian crises. In Ukraine, a Russian missile attack leaves over 20 dead in Sumy. Political shifts are palpable in Canada with new NDP strategies amid electoral challenges. Tensions rise over U.S.-Canada relations as Canadian bakeries react to tariffs. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy vies for his first Masters title, locked in competition with Corey Conners. The pressure is on as golf enthusiasts watch closely.

China's complaint against U.S. tariffs adds fuel to the ongoing trade tensions, affecting Canadian energy policies. With just 16 days until the Canadian elections, healthcare takes a backseat in the discussions. Meanwhile, a ransomware attack hits a Winnipeg school division, raising cybersecurity alarms. In Australia, devastating floods challenge communities in Queensland, spotlighting climate change's impact on weather patterns. The women's ice hockey team shines, as Canada defeats Switzerland in a commanding victory.